LINE OF DEACON JOHN DUNHAM OF PLYMOUTHFIFTH GENERATION IN AMERICA
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Line of Marshall L. Dunham of Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., MN, from the DGRA Newsletter: Vol. 10, issue 1, January 2013 p.3-6
339. BARNABAS-5 DUNHAM (Gideon-4, Jonathan-3,2, Deacon John-1)
- Children of Baranabas-5 Dunham and Mary Lewis:
- i. MARSHALL LEWIS-6 DUNHAM, b. in Connecticut, abt. 1840. Married Elizabeth G. (Unknown):
- From the 1880 Census of Minneapolis, Hennepin County, MN, taken on 7 June 1880:
- Marshall Dunham age 39 occupation wholesale millinery b. CT Parents b. CT
- Isaac B. Willis age 44 occupation wholesale millinery b. NY Parents b. NY
- Note: Isaac B. Willis was Marshall's partner in the Willis & Dunham Wholesale Millinery trade
- The 1888 City Directory of Minneapolis also shows the firm of Willis & Dunham giving the address as 323 Nicolet Ave. I found Marshall L. Dunham listed with the firm of Willis & Dunham Millinery in the Minneapolis City Directories from 1880 through 1891. Marshall L. Dunham’s home address is always given as New York. In the Minneapolis City Directory for 1890-91 there is a full color half page ad which gives Willis & Dunham, wholesale and Retail Millinery, and gives two locations: 581 Broadway, New York and 323 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis. The Minneapolis City Directories also indicate that the firm employed a number of young women as milliners.
- Marshall L. Dunham appears on the 1920 Census of Manhattan, Dist. 9, New York City at age 79, widowed, retired, and as a lodger in the home of Mary Reilly.
- Note: There was another Marshall Dunham (b. about 1839) living in Chatfield, Fillmore Co., MN whose place of birth was listed as NY. See the DGRA Newsletter: Vol. 10, issue 1, January 2013 p.5-6 for info on that Marshall.
- Chilren of Marshall Lewis-6 Dunham and Elizabeth G. (Unknown):
- Florence Isabel-7 Dunham, b. in New York City, New York, NY, abt. 1868.
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