Old Sands Street Methodist Episcopal Church, of Brooklyn, [electronic resource]: an illustrated centennial record, historical and biographical . Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, an office at thattime filled by the governor and State senateâterm, 5 yrs. Hereceived license as a loc. pr. in 1827, which office he resigned in1830. His name appears among the loc. prs. in the plan ofFlushing cir., 1828. He was cl. ldr. in 1839; among the found-ers of the Washgtn-st. ch. in 1831, and remained a memberthereof till his death. Until 1825 he was known as a Jack-sonian Democrat, but was that yr. ele
Old Sands Street Methodist Episcopal Church, of Brooklyn, [electronic resource]: an illustrated centennial record, historical and biographical . Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, an office at thattime filled by the governor and State senateâterm, 5 yrs. Hereceived license as a loc. pr. in 1827, which office he resigned in1830. His name appears among the loc. prs. in the plan ofFlushing cir., 1828. He was cl. ldr. in 1839; among the found-ers of the Washgtn-st. ch. in 1831, and remained a memberthereof till his death. Until 1825 he was known as a Jack-sonian Democrat, but was that yr. elected a member of theAssembly on the Native American ticket. He became one ofthe lessees of the South and Bklyn ferries in 1839; afterwardone of the managers of the Bklyn Union Ferry Co.; electedCo. Judge by Republicans a 2d time in 1864; w. d. that yr.;vice-pres. Kings Co. Inebriate Home in 1867 ; next yr. retired 43° Old Sands Street Church. to private life; d. at his residence, Aug. 23, 1879, in his 85th on the court-house and city-hall in Bklyn were placed athalf-mast. In appearance Judge D. was tall and spare, with an iMlffl^. v2BS*g?j%p? JOHN DIKEMAN. interesting but not handsome countenance, indicative of greatstrength of intellect and of will. He was a close observer of menand things, and well informed on secular and religious topics.â*Susan, w. of the above, dau. of Isaac Remsen, and Burdet Stryker; j. Sands-st. ch. in early life; d. Mar. 20,1864, in her 70th yr. Judge D. and w. are bur. in Green-wood. [See tombstones.] Of their 9 children, 4 were livingin 1882.âDillont, Frederick and Sadie, rem. by c 1882.âDillont, John Frank, ; came from London ; receivedby C. Fletcher into Sands-st. ch. by c. from Tarrytown,Asbury M. E. ch.; rem. by c, 1881, to Hanson PI. ch., thenceto Grace ch.; publisher of The Prospect Quarterlv, andvice-pres. of the Young Peoples Association of Grace ch.â⢠Mahala, w. of the above, d. in 1877, age about 36.â
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