Samuel Cotton and Nancy Dickinson
This site centers around the Dickinson Family, Verde Valley Pioneers.
In 1875 the Dickinson family traveled from Humansville Missouri
to the Verde Valley Arizona by covered wagon.
Links to newspaper articles about our pioneer ancestors.
Dickinson family members that were lawmen in the wild west.
Dickinson - Smith - Moxcey
Genealogy information
Frank and Hulda Dickinson with the first of their 5 children, Vaudrey and Alta Mae. Photo probably taken in 1904.
Grave Markers
Unmarked Cottonwood Cemetery graves.
Two unmarked graves at the Cottonwood Cemetery received new markers that included QR Codes so that additional information can be found. The graves of John S Hawkins and Thelma M Farley are the first to receive these markers with plans to do additional unmarked graves in the Fall of 2025. Contact us if you know of a grave that needs a marker. We will do this for any Pioneer in Yavapai County, not just Dickinsons.
QR Codes Added to Verde Valley Pioneer Graves.
QR Codes added to Verde Valley Pioneer grave sites in Cottonwood, Colledge, and Glendale, Arizona. The QR Codes will display additional information about these people. Contact us if you know of a Verde Valley Pioneer that you feel we should do this for.
We can assist even if a Verde Valley Pioneers grave is not in the Yavapai County.
CLEMENCEAU, ARIZONA POST OFFICE BOX NUMBERS 1934–1935 Click to download PDF file.
Hulda's 92nd birthday with many Verde Valley Pioneers.
Click Here to see names.
HELP
Do you have information or photos of descendants of Samuel and Nancy Dickinson?
We would love to add them to this site, please contact us.
Our current top priorities are photos of the following, but any photos are welcomed.
- Mariah May Dickinson Hawkins birth 1864
- William G Dickinson, son of Samuel and Nancy Dickinson and elected Coconino County Sheriff in 1915.
We would appreciate if you would share them with us.
