Dr. Charles Dickson M.C.
Charles Dickson served in the Royal Army Military Corps, during World War 1, and was present at The Battle of The Somme, 1916.
In 1966 Radio Telefis Eireann made a television documentary on him, and his return to The Somme after 50 years. To see a part of it, copy the following URL
https://www.rte.ie/archives/exhibitions/1011-ireland-and-the-great-war/1015-casualties/315267-and-in-the-morning/
Birth
Charles Dickson, son of John Mitchel Dickson and Mary Dickson, formerly Gamble, was born on 20 January 1886 ay Gallows Street, Dromore, Banbridge, Co. Down.
His father was a Linen Manufacturer.
His father died 2 Jan. 1928, aged 88, at Winton Road, Rathgar,
His mother died 4 March 1935, aged 90, at Anglesea Road, Ballsbridge
In the 1901 census, the family were living at University Road, (Windsor Ward), Belfast.
Charles Dickson, aged 15, a Scholar, born in Dromore, Co. Down
In the 1911 census, the family were living at Wellington Park, (Windsor Ward), Belfast.
Charles Dickson, aged 25, a Physician, born in Dromore.
Marriage.
Charles Dickson, a bachelor, a Medical Doctor, from Dublin, son of John Mitchell Dickson, a Linen Merchant, married Gladys Mary Erskine, a spinster, from Whiteabbey, daughter of Pakenham Erskine, a Linen Merchant, on 14 January 1914, at Whiteabbey Presbyterian Church, Carnmoney, Co. Antrim.
The witnesses were
Robert Adair Dickson,
Alice Elizabeth Hull Pinkerton,
Barbara Erskine
When his daughter Barbara was born in 1915, he was living at Orwell Park, Rathgar.
When his father died in 1928, he was living at Pembroke Park, Ballsbridge.
When he registered his mother death in 1935, in 1947, he was living at Salerno, Military Road, Killiney, Co. Dublin
Charles Dickson served in the Royal Army Military Corps, during World War 1, and was present at The Battle of The Somme, 1916.
In 1966 Radio Telefis Eireann made a television documentary on him, and his return to The Somme after 50 years. To see a part of it, copy the following URL
https://www.rte.ie/archives/exhibitions/1011-ireland-and-the-great-war/1015-casualties/315267-and-in-the-morning/
Birth
Charles Dickson, son of John Mitchel Dickson and Mary Dickson, formerly Gamble, was born on 20 January 1886 ay Gallows Street, Dromore, Banbridge, Co. Down.
His father was a Linen Manufacturer.
His father died 2 Jan. 1928, aged 88, at Winton Road, Rathgar,
His mother died 4 March 1935, aged 90, at Anglesea Road, Ballsbridge
In the 1901 census, the family were living at University Road, (Windsor Ward), Belfast.
Charles Dickson, aged 15, a Scholar, born in Dromore, Co. Down
In the 1911 census, the family were living at Wellington Park, (Windsor Ward), Belfast.
Charles Dickson, aged 25, a Physician, born in Dromore.
Marriage.
Charles Dickson, a bachelor, a Medical Doctor, from Dublin, son of John Mitchell Dickson, a Linen Merchant, married Gladys Mary Erskine, a spinster, from Whiteabbey, daughter of Pakenham Erskine, a Linen Merchant, on 14 January 1914, at Whiteabbey Presbyterian Church, Carnmoney, Co. Antrim.
The witnesses were
Robert Adair Dickson,
Alice Elizabeth Hull Pinkerton,
Barbara Erskine
When his daughter Barbara was born in 1915, he was living at Orwell Park, Rathgar.
When his father died in 1928, he was living at Pembroke Park, Ballsbridge.
When he registered his mother death in 1935, in 1947, he was living at Salerno, Military Road, Killiney, Co. Dublin
Dr. Charles Dickson M.C.
Charles Dickson served in the Royal Army Military Corps, during World War 1, and was present at The Battle of The Somme, 1916.
In 1966 Radio Telefis Eireann made a television documentary on him, and his return to The Somme after 50 years. To see a part of it, copy the following URL
https://www.rte.ie/archives/exhibitions/1011-ireland-and-the-great-war/1015-casualties/315267-and-in-the-morning/
Birth
Charles Dickson, son of John Mitchel Dickson and Mary Dickson, formerly Gamble, was born on 20 January 1886 ay Gallows Street, Dromore, Banbridge, Co. Down.
His father was a Linen Manufacturer.
His father died 2 Jan. 1928, aged 88, at Winton Road, Rathgar,
His mother died 4 March 1935, aged 90, at Anglesea Road, Ballsbridge
In the 1901 census, the family were living at University Road, (Windsor Ward), Belfast.
Charles Dickson, aged 15, a Scholar, born in Dromore, Co. Down
In the 1911 census, the family were living at Wellington Park, (Windsor Ward), Belfast.
Charles Dickson, aged 25, a Physician, born in Dromore.
Marriage.
Charles Dickson, a bachelor, a Medical Doctor, from Dublin, son of John Mitchell Dickson, a Linen Merchant, married Gladys Mary Erskine, a spinster, from Whiteabbey, daughter of Pakenham Erskine, a Linen Merchant, on 14 January 1914, at Whiteabbey Presbyterian Church, Carnmoney, Co. Antrim.
The witnesses were
Robert Adair Dickson,
Alice Elizabeth Hull Pinkerton,
Barbara Erskine
When his daughter Barbara was born in 1915, he was living at Orwell Park, Rathgar.
When his father died in 1928, he was living at Pembroke Park, Ballsbridge.
When he registered his mother death in 1935, in 1947, he was living at Salerno, Military Road, Killiney, Co. Dublin
Charles Dickson served in the Royal Army Military Corps, during World War 1, and was present at The Battle of The Somme, 1916.
In 1966 Radio Telefis Eireann made a television documentary on him, and his return to The Somme after 50 years. To see a part of it, copy the following URL
https://www.rte.ie/archives/exhibitions/1011-ireland-and-the-great-war/1015-casualties/315267-and-in-the-morning/
Birth
Charles Dickson, son of John Mitchel Dickson and Mary Dickson, formerly Gamble, was born on 20 January 1886 ay Gallows Street, Dromore, Banbridge, Co. Down.
His father was a Linen Manufacturer.
His father died 2 Jan. 1928, aged 88, at Winton Road, Rathgar,
His mother died 4 March 1935, aged 90, at Anglesea Road, Ballsbridge
In the 1901 census, the family were living at University Road, (Windsor Ward), Belfast.
Charles Dickson, aged 15, a Scholar, born in Dromore, Co. Down
In the 1911 census, the family were living at Wellington Park, (Windsor Ward), Belfast.
Charles Dickson, aged 25, a Physician, born in Dromore.
Marriage.
Charles Dickson, a bachelor, a Medical Doctor, from Dublin, son of John Mitchell Dickson, a Linen Merchant, married Gladys Mary Erskine, a spinster, from Whiteabbey, daughter of Pakenham Erskine, a Linen Merchant, on 14 January 1914, at Whiteabbey Presbyterian Church, Carnmoney, Co. Antrim.
The witnesses were
Robert Adair Dickson,
Alice Elizabeth Hull Pinkerton,
Barbara Erskine
When his daughter Barbara was born in 1915, he was living at Orwell Park, Rathgar.
When his father died in 1928, he was living at Pembroke Park, Ballsbridge.
When he registered his mother death in 1935, in 1947, he was living at Salerno, Military Road, Killiney, Co. Dublin
Inscription
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CHARLES DICKSON M.C. M.D.
born Jan. 20th 1886.
died Jan. 1st 1978.
GLADYS MARY DICKSON
born May 29th 1891.
died Apl. 9th 1979.
and their daughter
BARBARA
born July 7th 1915.
died April 8th 1994
Family Members
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