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Good evening Darrin,

My Dickey family originated in North Carolina in the late 1700's. They moved into Warren Co., Kentucky by the early-mid 1800's and then into the Randolph & Saline counties in Illinois. By the late 1800=1900's the family moved from Illinois into southeast Missouri; Perry & Ste Genevieve counties and then a little further west into St. Francois & Washington counties. This is where most of the Dickey still live; some spread out into the St. Louis area and beyond......

Do you have any family that would be in these areas? I have done some research over in Illinois, searching cemeteries and courthouse records......I believe that there are Dickey's still in that area, not sure how I would be related to them.....

Please get back with me either way, if you believe we could be related or not

Anxious to hear back from you......sorry I didn't answer earlier,........can we say "17 year old grandson and computers" don't work well together.......he tried to do something from my working computer and his non-working computer and then all of a sudden neither were working............good thing I love him!!!!

Mine is fixed now, so we will move on......grandkids.....

Karen Dickey Kleinberg
Farmington, MO

I descend Mrs. Mary Hall Miller, wife of Capt. Alfred Alexander Miller, CSA, brother-in-law of "Squire" Capt. Abner Leander Hall, CSA, of 1850's Rowan Co., N.C. Accidently in N.C. archives, Raleigh, I found the Hall's were kin to the Dicky family. A bastardy bond indicaded that a (Hall?) girl was sent to live with Dicky kin in S.C. This might help someone some day looking for an allusive link? Jim Miller, Southport, N.C.