C.H. Dickman was a native of Germany, born September 4, 1805 in Westerbackum, Oldenberg, came to America in 1833, and in 1835 pioneered to Minster, Ohio. He was a cabinet maker by trade and his first work of importance in Minster was the building of the altars and pulpit In the first log church. In addition to his cabinet making, he engaged in a general store business and was a member of the first council in the village of Minster. He died July 21, 1841, leaving a wife, Maria Angela (Drees) Dickman, and two small sons, Charles Henry and Bernard.
[McMurray's 1923 ‘History of Auglaize County']
[McMurray's 1923 ‘History of Auglaize County']
C.H. Dickman was a native of Germany, born September 4, 1805 in Westerbackum, Oldenberg, came to America in 1833, and in 1835 pioneered to Minster, Ohio. He was a cabinet maker by trade and his first work of importance in Minster was the building of the altars and pulpit In the first log church. In addition to his cabinet making, he engaged in a general store business and was a member of the first council in the village of Minster. He died July 21, 1841, leaving a wife, Maria Angela (Drees) Dickman, and two small sons, Charles Henry and Bernard.
[McMurray's 1923 ‘History of Auglaize County']
[McMurray's 1923 ‘History of Auglaize County']
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