HERMAN ROBINSON CARSON, DD made many trips to ancestral residences, scanned ancient tombstones and had countless conversations with living descendants of Thomas Dickerman. Also, used information in "Families of Dickerman Ancestry" published in 1897 (author George Sherwood Dickerman) to compile Dickerman family history. He is responsible for some of the information on the Zinks and Dickermans on this web site. Herman Carson was also responsible for erecting the memorial to our ancestor, John Zink, at the Masood Funeral Home in Bedford, Saxton County, Pennsylvania where John Zink served in the Revolutionary War and is buried. Click HERE to see memorial. Herman Carson organized family reunions in the 1950's and sent out an ongoing newsletter known as "Jauntings and Jottings" to family members. He was the National Chaplain General of the Sons of the American Revolution. He is pictured above with possibly one of his sons. He died in May, 1967 shortly after the picture was taken and the memorial to John Zink was dedicated. |
HERMAN ROBINSON CARSON Son of Hannah Zink and John Carson Click HERE to see family of Hannah and John Carson Born: November 22, 1890 in Muncie, Indiana His earliest memory was of a chip yard on the old Sheffield place, northwest of Greenfield, Illinois in the year of the Chicago Columbian Exposition. He also remembered being scolded by his grandmother, Amanda Dickerman Zink for not recognizing his parents after they returned from a week at the "World's Fair" |
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HERMAN ROBINSON CARSON Son of Hannah Zink and John Carson Click HERE to see family of Hannah and John Carson Born: November 22, 1890 in Muncie, Indiana His earliest memory was of a chip yard on the old Sheffield place, northwest of Greenfield, Illinois in the year of the Chicago Columbian Exposition. He also remembered being scolded by his grandmother, Amanda Dickerman Zink for not recognizing his parents after they returned from a week at the "World's Fair" |
Married 1st to Irene Thompson 2nd to Effie Sons of Irene and Herman Carson: 1. Robert Carson lived in Albuquerque, NM in 1954 2. Herman Asbury Carson Born: April 13, 1913; Died: June, 1963 He was living with his father in 1952. 3. John Daniel Carson Born: October 15, 1914; Died: September, 1979 in Ft. Wayne, Indiana 4. Frederick Leete Carson Born: 1922 In 1967, 3 granddaughters were listed. |
HERMAN ROBINSON CARSON, DD made many trips to ancestral residences, scanned ancient tombstones and had countless conversations with living descendants of Thomas Dickerman. Also, used information in "Families of Dickerman Ancestry" published in 1897 (author George Sherwood Dickerman) to compile Dickerman family history. He is responsible for some of the information on the Zinks and Dickermans on this web site. Herman Carson was also responsible for erecting the memorial to our ancestor, John Zink, at the Masood Funeral Home in Bedford, Saxton County, Pennsylvania where John Zink served in the Revolutionary War and is buried. Click HERE to see memorial. Herman Carson organized family reunions in the 1950's and sent out an ongoing newsletter known as "Jauntings and Jottings" to family members. He was the National Chaplain General of the Sons of the American Revolution. He is pictured above with possibly one of his sons. He died in May, 1967 shortly after the picture was taken and the memorial to John Zink was dedicated. |
Irene and Herman Carson with two sons while visiting in Colorado Eli Zink in the background |
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