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Daniel,
The Adam and Robert tombstone is probably for the sons of Samuel. There was Rev. War service for at least one Adam and one Robert Dickey of Londonderry but I don't know for sure if these are Samuel's sons. The Capt. Joseph Dickey is a name I've run into before but I don't know his lineage.
I have been reviewing my Dickey files and I don't see any sons of this Adam named David, although his brother Robert did have a son David b. 1794, not a good match for your David b. 1779.
There were other Dickeys around this area in the 1790 Census. There was a Wm. Dickey in Londonderry with sons. Other Dickeys were in Bedford, Antrim, Merrimac,Francestown and New Boston. If I remember my NH geography, these are all reasonably close to Manchester where your line settled.
Have you searched in Concord? Within a few miles there is the NH Historical Society, the State Library, and the State Archives. Among the three you may find the link you need.
Good luck.
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