Windham

DIMICK, George Washington

Men of Vermont: Illustrated Biographical History of Vermonters & Sons of 
Vermont. Ullery. Brattleboro: Transcript Publishing Company, 1894, p 107

George Washington DIMICK, of Windham [Windham County, Vermont], was born 07 
November 1837 in Sherburne [Chittenden County, Vermont], son of Nathan and 
Tabitha (FAIRBANKS) DIMICK. Received his early education at the commons 
schools of Bridgewater [Windsor County]; also at Windsor high school and 
Black River Academy; during the winters taught in the district schools, and 
in the summer labored on the farm. In October 1860 removed to Windham, where 
he purchased a property, and on this he has since resided. Served as 
selectman several terms and also represented the town in the state 
Legislature in 1872 and 1882. Has discharged the duties of superintendent of 
schools, town agent, and trustee of public money, while as a business pursuit 
he has followed the shipping of produce for twenty-five years. On 28 March 
1860 Mr. [George Washington] DIMICK was married to Belle P., daughter of 
Alvah and Cherry (DAVIS) PECK.

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