James Heber Dimick (1861–1930)

    Quick facts

    Born
    1861 in Smithfield, UT
    Died
    1930

    When was James Heber Dimick born? 1861 in Smithfield, UT.

    When did James Heber Dimick die? 1930.

    Life story

    James Heber Dimick (1861–1930) was born in 1861 in Smithfield, UT, and died in 1930, at about age 69. A cemetery record documents James Heber's grave. Source: Names in Stone. AncestryData does not yet have further details about James Heber's life.

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    The world James Heber lived through

    1. 1861 · age 0 — The American Civil War began

    2. 1867 · age 6 — The United States purchased Alaska

    3. 1876 · age 15 — Alexander Graham Bell patented the telephone

    4. 1898 · age 37 — The Spanish–American War was fought

    5. 1906 · age 45 — The San Francisco earthquake struck

    6. 1914 · age 53 — World War I began

    7. 1920 · age 59 — Women won the right to vote in the United States

    Questions about James Heber Dimick

    When was James Heber Dimick born?

    James Heber Dimick was born in 1861 in Smithfield, UT.

    Where was James Heber Dimick born?

    James Heber Dimick was born in Smithfield, UT.

    When did James Heber Dimick die?

    James Heber Dimick died in 1930.

    How old was James Heber Dimick at the time of death?

    James Heber Dimick was about 69 years old.

    Where is James Heber Dimick buried?

    A cemetery record from Names in Stone documents James Heber's grave; see the source link on this page for the cemetery map.

    Who was president when James Heber Dimick was born?

    In 1861, the U.S. presidents were James Buchanan and Abraham Lincoln.

    Who was president when James Heber Dimick died?

    Herbert Hoover was president of the United States when James Heber died.

    What happened in the world the year James Heber Dimick was born?

    In 1861, the American Civil War began.

    What major events happened during James Heber Dimick's lifetime?

    During James Heber's lifetime: the American Civil War began (1861, age 0); the first transcontinental railroad was completed (1869, age 8); Ellis Island opened to immigrants (1892, age 31); the San Francisco earthquake struck (1906, age 45); the United States entered World War I (1917, age 56); the stock market crash began the Great Depression (1929, age 68).

    Which U.S. censuses would include James Heber Dimick?

    Federal censuses taken during James Heber's lifetime and now public: 1870, 1880, 1890, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930. Most 1890 census records were lost in a 1921 fire.

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    Life events

    1. Birth

      1861

      Smithfield, UT

    2. Death

      1930

    3. Burial

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    AncestryData, "James Heber Dimick (1861–1930)," record page, https://www.ancestrydata.com/person/james-heber-dimick-1861-1930-e14378fe/, accessed 2026-11-14.

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    Sources

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