Generation 0 is that of Alexander Dick snr who migrated to Australia in 1856. Generation 1 is that of his sons who also migrated; John is the only son who had ongoing descendants, as William never married and Alex jnr's only son never married.
DICK Generations – from Alexander Dick snr & Isabella
McLachlane
Gen -2
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Gen -1
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Gen 0
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Gen
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Gen
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William
Dick
m.
Mary
Dalgleish/
Douglass
Notes: Names, ages etc. of
William and Mary and their children were taken from an article written in the
Melbourne Argus in 1868 by their grandson Alexander Dick
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Adam Dick 1745 - ?
Notes: Bapt 1748 Gargunnock,
Stirling, Scotland
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William
Dick 1747 -
?
m. 1799
Ann Robertson
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Alexander
Dick
1802-
1869
m.
Isabella McLachlane
1802-1840
Notes: Alexr migrated to
Australia with his 2 younger sons on the Euphrates in 1856. His oldest son Alex had emigrated
there3 years before.
Alexr wrote over 70 letters
to son Alex in those 3 years; we still have the letters in the family; they
have been transcribed and annotated.
Alexr travelled back to
Scotland but ended up back in Melbourne, where he died aged 67
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Alexander
Dick
1834-1913
Notes: Alex sailed to
Australia on the ‘Sir William Molesworth’ in 1853. He began by labouring and
tried his hand at the goldfields.
Later he was an investor in mines and wholesaling.
He married 3 times, but only
had one son, Alick, who died at 41 without having married or produced any
descendants.
Alex wrote 3 volumes of
memoirs; the second 2 are in the State Library (and I have a copy)
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m.1. Isabella Macfie 1843-1867
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m. 2. Mary Ann Hernon 1833-1880 (widow
of John Horton Sherwin;
son- John Horton Sherwin)
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(Unnamed) Still-born daughter 1876
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Alexander
Hernon Dick 1880-1921
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m. 3. Ellen Johnstone Cunningham
1856-1908 (widow of James Davidson Hardie)
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John
Dick
1836-1907
m.
Isabella Muir
1848-1923
Notes: John Dick sailed out
to Australia on the Euphrates when he was 19, with his father Alexr and his
brother William, to join older brother Alex.
He later married Isabella
Muir, whose family were friends of theirs from Busby.
Isabella’s sister Matilda had
married John Murdoch and emigrated to Australia in 1853; her brother Samuel
followed, and later, in 1862, their mother Maria emigrated with Mary and
Isabella aboard the Morning Light.
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Alexander
Dick 1871–1953
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Isabel Mary
Dick 1873–1919
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Lillian Mabel
Dick 1874–1875
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William Douglas
Dick 1876–1962
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John Struan/Struin
Robertson Dick 1878–1917
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James Harold
Dick 1881–1945
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Lillian Mabel
Dick 1883–1956
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Dorothy Marjorie
Dick
1890–1968
m.
Howard Stanley “Jim”
Scales 1890-1972
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William Dick
1838-1920
Notes: William emigrated to
Australia, aged with his father and
brother in 186 (see notes for John).
He became a mining manager
and travelled across Australia, keeping in close contact with his brothers,
but he never married. He died aged 81 in Perth, WA.
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Mary Dick
1809-1863
m.
Alexander Russell
?-
1855
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Alexander Russell
1844- ?
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Annie Russell
1838
- ?
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Jean Dick
1749-
?
Notes: Bapt 1752 Gargunnock,
Stirling, Scotland
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