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M.H. Dickhout was a student in the School of Mining at Queen's University.

H.P. Dickey was a student in the School of Mining at Queen's University.

Minister of Militia and Defence, Ottawa, Ont.

The Dickey Family, as documented by these records, begins with John Dickey, 1795-1851, who emmigrated from Ireland to Canada in the late 1820's. He became a school teacher and later a Presbyterian clergyman. His son, James Dickey, became a prosperous farmer and politician in the Williamsburg area. John Sutherland Dickey, the son of James Dickey, became a school teacher and later a medical doctor.

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Writer, England. Born at Landport (Portsmouth) England, and after minimal schooling obtained work as a journalist and embarked on a voluminous writing career as a popular author.

W. Dick was a student in the School of Mining at Queen's University.

Dr. Susan Dick was a professor emerita at Queen’s University and a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. Born in Michigan, she earned her doctorate at Northwestern University in Chicago. At Northwestern under the leadership of Richard Ellmann, she edited an annotated variorum edition of George Moore’s autobiographical novel “Confessions of a Young Man”. She joined the English Department at Queen’s University in 1967. Dr. Susan Dick is considered one of the most distinguished Virginia Woolf scholars of the twentieth century. She produced editions of Woolf’s novels, as well as numerous articles and an edition of Woolf’s short stories, such as an edited transcription of the holograph of To the Lighthouse in 1982, The Complete Shorter Fiction of Virginia Woolf in 1985 and 1989, and Between the Acts in 2002.

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Marion Dick was an interviewer who worked on the Oral History Project for the Office of the Dean of Women at Queen's University.