Vaudrey Sam Dickinson, his sister Helen and his mother Hulda.
Vaudrey Samuel “Sam” Dickinson
Birth 4 Oct 1900 Camp Verde, Yavapai County, Arizona, USA
Death 25 Jul 1981 Wickenburg, Maricopa County, Arizona, USA
Burial Wickenburg Cemetery
Wickenburg, Maricopa County, Arizona, USA
Plot Section 5, Row D, Grave 11
Parents
Hulda Susan Smith Marshall 1881–1985
Spouse: Nina E. Allen Dickinson 1903–1985
Siblings
Alta Mae Dickinson Spooner 1903–2002
Edward Lee "Eddie" Dickinson 1906–1968
Frank H. Dickinson 1914–1998
Helen May Dickinson Moxcey 1917–2017
Children
Nancy Dickinson Wright 1930–2011
Vaudrey had determination and strength, a trait of many Verde Valley Pioneers. When Vaudrey was 16 years old, his horse stepped in a prairie dog hole and fell. Vaudrey’s back was broken, but he stayed on the job for three more days, then rode 50 miles before getting medical care.
Vaudrey S. Dickinson, 80, a native Arizona, born at Fort Verde, he was a rancher and meat cutter.
Vaudrey's home in Cottonwood, AZ
Vaudrey, Hulda, Frank, Alta
This iFort Verde in 1905. Vaudrey was born here in 1920.
