Sheriff Thomas Dickinson was struck and killed by a Norfolk and Western Railroad train in Pamplin, Virginia.
He was traveling to Appomattox to serve an arrest warrant and had stopped in Pamplin. He was crossing the tracks at the railroad station when a train came through at a speed and struck him.
Sheriff Dickinson had served as the sheriff of Prince Edward County for approximately 25 years. He was survived by his wife, one daughter from a previous marriage, and eight siblings. He was buried in the College Church Cemetery in Hampden-Sydney.
Sheriff Thomas Dickinson was struck and killed by a Norfolk and Western Railroad train in Pamplin, Virginia.
He was traveling to Appomattox to serve an arrest warrant and had stopped in Pamplin. He was crossing the tracks at the railroad station when a train came through at a speed and struck him.
Sheriff Dickinson had served as the sheriff of Prince Edward County for approximately 25 years. He was survived by his wife, one daughter from a previous marriage, and eight siblings. He was buried in the College Church Cemetery in Hampden-Sydney.
Family Members
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Jesse Irvine Dickinson
1848–1929
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Clement Cabell Dickinson
1849–1938
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Elizabeth Guerrant "Betty" Dickinson
1852–1948
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Anna Carrington Dickinson
1853–1929
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Asa Dupuy "A D" Dickinson Sr
1857–1940
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Sally Bruce Dickinson
1859–1940
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Juliet Massie Dickinson Alexander
1861–1959
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Mary Seddon Dickinson Lacy
1862–1946
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