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−	'''10.2. JESSIE LOOMIS-10 DUNHAM''' (Herbert Stanley-9, Dewey Charles-8, Alfred-7, Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1) Dunham, b. North Bennington, Bennington, VT, 26 Jan 1888; d. Bennington, 1 Dec 1948; m.Bennington, 23 Nov 1910, Hazel Rockwood. She was b. 1891; d. 1957. Both Jessie and Hazel were buried in Grand View Cemetery, Shaftsbury, Bennington, VT. Find a Grave Memorial ID: [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/38493098 38493098] and [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/82404080 82404080]	+	'''10.2. JESSIE LOOMIS-10 DUNHAM''' (Herbert Stanley-9, Dewey Charles-8, Alfred-7, Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1) Dunham, b. North Bennington, Bennington, VT, 26 Jan 1888; d. Bennington, 1 Dec 1948; m.Bennington, 23 Nov 1910, '''Hazel Rockwood'''. She was b. 1891; d. 1957. Both Jessie and Hazel were buried in Grand View Cemetery, Shaftsbury, Bennington, VT. Find a Grave Memorial ID: [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/38493098 38493098] and [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/82404080 82404080]

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 ::::: viii. Herman-7 Dunham, b. Pownal, 24 Feb 1798.
-::::: '''7.10  ALFRED-7 DUNHAM''' b. 9 Feb 1800. <font color="#0000FF">'''See Generation 7 Below'''.</font>
+::::: '''7.9  ALFRED-7 DUNHAM''' b. 9 Feb 1800. <font color="#0000FF">'''See Generation 7 Below'''.</font>
 ::::: x. Eber-7 Dunham, b. Pownal, 12 Jan 1803; d. Fairfield, Jefferson, IA, 5 Oct 1890; m. Pownal, Feb 1824 Lucy Jewett.
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-'''7.10 ALFRED-7 DUNHAM''' (Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1), b. in Hebron, Tolland, CT,
+'''7.9 ALFRED-7 DUNHAM''' (Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1), b. in Hebron, Tolland, CT,
 Feb 1800; d. Pownal, Bennington, VT, 12 Mar 1867; m. 1st. Pownal, 16 Jul 1820, '''Marietta Kimball''', dau. of Isaac Kimball and Freelove Salisbury; She was b. Pownal, 29 May 1804; d. Pownal 18 Apr 1845. Alfred m. 2nd. in Bennington, Bennington, VT, 1849, '''Olive Rockwood'''. She was b. in Newfane, Windham, VT, 1804; d. Bennington, 12 Mar 1867. Alfred and Marietta were bur. in Morgan-Townslee Cemetery, Pownal. Find a Grave Memorial ID: [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43442978 43442978] and [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43443033 43443033].

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 '''7.10 ALFRED-7 DUNHAM''' (Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1), b. in Hebron, Tolland, CT,
-Feb 1800; d. Pownal, Bennington, VT, 12 Mar 1867; m. 1st. Pownal, 16 Jul 1820, '''Marietta Kimball''', dau. of Isaac Kimball and Freelove Salisbury; She was b. Pownal, 29 May 1804; d. Pownal 18 Apr 1845. Alfred m. 2nd. in Bennington, Bennington, VT, 1849, '''Olive Rockwood'''. She was b. in Newfane, Windham, VT, 1804; d. Bennington, 12 Mar 1867. Alfred and Marietta were bur. in Morgan-Townslee Cemetery, Pownal. Find a Grave Memorial ID: [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43442978 43442978] and https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43443033 43443033].
+Feb 1800; d. Pownal, Bennington, VT, 12 Mar 1867; m. 1st. Pownal, 16 Jul 1820, '''Marietta Kimball''', dau. of Isaac Kimball and Freelove Salisbury; She was b. Pownal, 29 May 1804; d. Pownal 18 Apr 1845. Alfred m. 2nd. in Bennington, Bennington, VT, 1849, '''Olive Rockwood'''. She was b. in Newfane, Windham, VT, 1804; d. Bennington, 12 Mar 1867. Alfred and Marietta were bur. in Morgan-Townslee Cemetery, Pownal. Find a Grave Memorial ID: [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43442978 43442978] and [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43443033 43443033].
 :::He moved to Clarence, Eire, NY, c.1826 and returned to Pownal, c. 1836. Possibly worked on bulding the Erie Canal.
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 :::::   iv. Abner-8 Dunham, b. Clarence, 2 Jan 1828; d. Bennington, 26 Jul 1842.
-:::::  8.5. DEWEY CHARLES-8 DUNHAM, b. 6 May 1830.
+:::::  '''8.5. DEWEY CHARLES-8 DUNHAM''', b. 6 May 1830.
 :::::   vi. Alfred-8 Dunham, b. Clarence, 8 Jan 1832; d. 14 Oct 1857.
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 ::::: viii. Jesse T.-8  Dunham, b. Pownal, 15 Jun 1836; d. in Battle of the Wilderness, VA, 6 May 1864.
-:::::::He was a mechanic.
+:::::::Jesse was a mechanic.
 :::::::He enlisted in Company A, New York 125th Infantry Regiment on 27 Aug 1862. Was captured in action September 6, 1862 and paroled 15 September 1862 at Harpers Ferry, Jefferson, VA. Promoted to Full 1st Sergeant on 15 Mar 1863. Was wounded at Gettysburg, PA in December 1863. Killed in action on 06 May 1864 during Battle of the Wilderness, VA.
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 :::::::The 125th regiment was organized at Troy and there mustered in the service of the United States for three years 27–29 August 1862. The regiment left Troy, 30 August 1862, and proceeded by rail to Martinsburg, Virginia, and a few days later it marched to and was engaged in the Battle of Harpers Ferry. A few of its number were killed and wounded during this battle, and the regiment together with the rest of the garrison, totaling over 11,500 men, surrendered to the Confederates on 15 September 1862. With the other captured troops, the men were sent under parole to Camp Douglas, Chicago, to remain there while awaiting exchange, which was effected 22 November.
-:::::::The regiment was then ordered back to Virginia, where it was attached to Maj. Gen. Silas Casey's Division, in the defenses of Washington at Maryland Heights, and encamped at Centreville until 24 June 1863, when it joined the Second Corps, Army of the Potomac, and marched away to Gettysburg. Under command of Colonel Levin Crandall, the 125th fought at Gettysburg where it lost 139 killed and
+:::::::The regiment was then ordered back to Virginia, where it was attached to Maj. Gen. Silas Casey's Division, in the defenses of Washington at Maryland Heights, and encamped at Centreville until 24 June 1863, when it joined the Second Corps, Army of the Potomac, and marched away to Gettysburg. Under command of Colonel Levin Crandall, the 125th fought at Gettysburg where it lost 139 killed and wounded. The regiment was actively engaged at Auburn and Bristoe Station in October, losing 36 men in those battles. Colonel Crandall was temporarily absent on recruiting service, and Lieut. Col. Aaron B. Myer was in command at the battle of the Wilderness. A few days later, at Spotsylvania, the regiment was in the thick of the fight, forming part of a storming column that moved against the enemy's works at daybreak on 12 May 1864. In the two battles of the Wilderness and Spotsylvania, the 125th lost 118 in killed and wounded.
 wounded. The regiment was actively engaged at Auburn and Bristoe Station in October, losing 36 men in those battles. Colonel Crandall was temporarily absent on recruiting service, and Lieut. Col. Aaron B. Myer was in command at the battle of the Wilderness. A few days later, at Spotsylvania, the regiment was in the thick of the fight, forming part of a storming column that moved against the enemy's works at daybreak on 12 May 1864. In the two battles of the Wilderness and Spotsylvania, the 125th lost 118 in killed and wounded.
 :::::  ix. Martha-8 Dunham, b. Pownal, 2 Jul 1838.

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 '''10.4. JESSE ELMER-11 DUNHAM''' (Jesse Loomis-10, Herbert Stanley-9, Dewey Charles-8, Alfred-7, Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1) Dunham, b. 16 Dec 1919; d. 2 Feb 1982; m. Maplecrest, Greene, NY, 16 Nov 1940, '''Lorna Morrow.'''
-He was a Civil Engineer who graduated in 1940 from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, Rensselaer, NY. After graduation went to work with the Civil Aviation Administration as a Civil Engineer and certified pilot in charge of inspecting airports throughout New York State. He later became a Chief Engineer with the State Department Agency for International Development in Bogota, Colombia,  and at Saigon, Vietnam back in the 60's. He was a Chief Engineer for CIA in the 70's.
+He was a Civil Engineer who graduated in 1940 from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, Rensselaer, NY. After graduation went to work with the Civil Aviation Administration as a Civil Engineer and certified pilot in charge of inspecting airports throughout New York State. He later became a Chief Engineer with the State Department Agency for International Development in Bogota, Colombia,  and in Saigon, Vietnam back in the 60's. He was a Chief Engineer for CIA in the 70's.
 He was drafted, either in late 1944 or early 1945, during WW2 into the Navy and completed basic training at the Naval Station Great Lakes, Lake Co. IL in April, 1945. He was shipped out by train to San Francisco, CA, presumably for the invasion of Japan, but in the interim the US Congress had passed a bill that anyone with 2 or more kids was exempt from the draft. With 3 kids my father was released from the service, but had to work at Treasure Island, San Francisco to make enough money for the train trip home.
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 :::Children Jesse Elmer-11 Dunham and Lorna Morrow:
-:::::   i. Lawrence C. Dunham, b. 24 Oct 1941.
+:::::   i. Lawrence C.-12 Dunham, b. 24 Oct 1941.
-:::::  ii. Warren D. Dunham, b. 6 Aug 1943.
+:::::  ii. Warren D.-12 Dunham, b. 6 Aug 1943.
-::::: iii. Diana Jean Dunham, b. 5 Dec 1944.
+::::: iii. Diana Jean-12 Dunham, b. 5 Dec 1944.
-:::::  iv. Bruce William Dunham, b. 1 Aug 1952.
+:::::  iv. Bruce William-12 Dunham, b. 1 Aug 1952.
-:::::   v. Sheree L. Dunham, b. 19 May 1955
+:::::   v. Sheree L.-12 Dunham, b. 19 May 1955

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 :::::    v. Roger Edward-11 Dunham, b. 24 Aug 1924, d. 15 Feb 1936.
 :::::   vi. Ruth Marie-11 Dunham, b. 24 Dec 1933. She m. in Bennington, 11 Jul 1953, Gordon Francis Clark.
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 <h3><Center><font color="#FF0000"> '''ELEVENTH GENERATION IN AMERICA''' </font></Center></h3>
-. Jesse Elmer 11
+'''10.4. JESSE ELMER-11 DUNHAM''' (Jesse Loomis-10, Herbert Stanley-9, Dewey Charles-8, Alfred-7, Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1) Dunham, b. 16 Dec 1919; d. 2 Feb 1982; m. Maplecrest, Greene, NY, 16 Nov 1940, '''Lorna Morrow.'''
 (Jesse Loomis 10 Herbert Stanley 9 Dewey Charles 8
 Alfred 7 Obadiah 6 Obadiah 5
 Jabez
 Nathaniel 3
 Thomas 2
 John 1
-) Dunham, b. 12-16-1919, d. 02-02-1982. He was a Civil Engineer,
-graduate of RPI in Troy, NY in 1940 and Chief Engineer for the State Department Agency for
-International Development in Bogota, Colombia and Saigon back in the 60's and Chef Engineer for
-CIA in the 70's. After graduation went to work with the Civil Aviation Administration as a Civil
-Engineer and certified pilot in charge of inspecting airports throughout New York State. He was
-drafted either late 1944 or early 45 and completed basic training with the Navy at Great Lakes,
-Illinois in April, 1945. He was shipped out by train to San Francisco presumably for the invasion of
-Japan but in the interim Congress had passed a bill that anyone with 2 or more kids was exempt
-from the draft. With 3 kids my father was released from the service but had to work at Treasure
-Island in San Francisco to make enough money for the train trip home. He married Lorna Morrow,
--16-1940 in Maplecrest, NY.
-Children:
- i. Lawrence C. Dunham, b. 10-24-1941.
- ii. Warren D. Dunham, b. 08-06-1943.
- iii. Diana Jean Dunham, b. 12-05-1944.
- iv. Bruce William Dunham, b. 08-01-1952.
- v. Sheree L. Dunham, b. 05-19-1955

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 :::Children of Herbert Stanley-9 Dunham and Mary E. Loomis:
-:::::    i. Arthur Cady-10 Dunham b. 30 Aug 1884.
+:::::       i. Arthur Cady-10 Dunham b. 30 Aug 1884.
 ::::: '''10.2. JESSIE LOOMIS-10 DUNHAM''' b. 26 Jan 1888.
-:::::  iii. Frank Clyde-10 Dunham b. 8 Sep 1890.
+:::::     iii. Frank Clyde-10 Dunham b. 8 Sep 1890.
-:::::   iv. Kenneth Herbert-10 Dunham b. 8 Nov 1894.
+:::::      iv. Kenneth Herbert-10 Dunham b. 8 Nov 1894.
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 <h3><Center><font color="#FF0000"> '''TENTH GENERATION IN AMERICA''' </font></Center></h3>
-'''10.2. JESSIE LOOMIS-10 DUNHAM''' (Herbert Stanley-9, Dewey Charles-8, Alfred-7, Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1) Dunham, b. 01-26-1888 in No. Bennington, VT; d. 12-01-1948 in Bennington, VT, He married Hazel Rockwood, 11-23-1910 in
+'''10.2. JESSIE LOOMIS-10 DUNHAM''' (Herbert Stanley-9, Dewey Charles-8, Alfred-7, Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1) Dunham, b. North Bennington, Bennington, VT, 26 Jan 1888; d. Bennington, 1 Dec 1948; m.Bennington, 23 Nov 1910, Hazel Rockwood. She was b. 1891; d. 1957. Both Jessie and Hazel were buried in Grand View Cemetery, Shaftsbury, Bennington, VT. Find a Grave Memorial ID: [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/38493098 38493098] and [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/82404080 82404080]
-Bennington, VT, b. 1891, d. 1957.
+:::Jessie was a Selectman of Shaftsbury for 15 years and deacon of the Baptist Church for 30 years. Was a prolific vegetable gardener. He and Hazel owned and lived in the "Isaiah Mattison House". It was a 23 room brick colonial, built in 1826 and included 100 acres of land in Shaftsbury for 33 years until they moved about 1937.
-:::Selectman of Shaftsbury, VT for 15 years; deacon of Baptist Church for 30 years. Was a prolific vegetable gardener. He and Hazel owned and lived in the Isaiah Mattison house, (23 room brick colonial built in 1826, including 100 acres of land), in Shaftsbury for 33 years ending about 1937.
 :::Children of Jessie Loomis-10 Dunham and Hazel Rockwood:
-:::::   i. Leland Rockwood Dunham b. 12-12-1911.
+:::::    i. Leland Rockwood-11 Dunham b. 12 Dec 1911.
-:::::  ii. Raymond Dunham, b. 10-08-1913.
+:::::   ii. Raymond-11 Dunham, b. 8 Oct 1913.
-::::: iii. Florence Susan Dunham, b. 09-30-1915. She married Clifton Ralph Bohanan.
+:::::  iii. Florence Susan-11 Dunham, b. 30 Sep 1915. She m. Clifton Ralph Bohanan.
-::::: +11. iv. Jesse Elmer 11 Dunham b. 12-16-1919.
+::::: '''10.4. JESSE ELMER-11 DUNHAM''' b. 16 Dec 1919.
-:::::   v. Roger Edward Dunham, b. 08-24-1924, d. 02-15-1936.
+:::::    v. Roger Edward-11 Dunham, b. 24 Aug 1924, d. 15 Feb 1936.
-:::::  vi. Ruth Marie Dunham, b. 12-24-1933. She married Gordon Francis Clark, 07-11-1953 in Bennington, VT.
+:::::   vi. Ruth Marie-11 Dunham, b. 24 Dec 1933. She m. in Bennington, 11 Jul 1953, Gordon Francis Clark.
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 ::::: viii. Herman-7 Dunham, b. Pownal, 24 Feb 1798.
-::::: '''7.10  Alfred-7 Dunham''' b. 9 Feb 1800. <font color="#0000FF">'''See Generation 7 Below'''.</font>
+::::: '''7.10  ALFRED-7 DUNHAM''' b. 9 Feb 1800. <font color="#0000FF">'''See Generation 7 Below'''.</font>
 ::::: x. Eber-7 Dunham, b. Pownal, 12 Jan 1803; d. Fairfield, Jefferson, IA, 5 Oct 1890; m. Pownal, Feb 1824 Lucy Jewett.
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-'''7.10 Alfred-7 Dunham''' (Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1), b. in Hebron, Tolland, CT,
+'''7.10 ALFRED-7 DUNHAM''' (Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1), b. in Hebron, Tolland, CT,
 Feb 1800; d. Pownal, Bennington, VT, 12 Mar 1867; m. 1st. Pownal, 16 Jul 1820, '''Marietta Kimball''', dau. of Isaac Kimball and Freelove Salisbury; She was b. Pownal, 29 May 1804; d. Pownal 18 Apr 1845. Alfred m. 2nd. in Bennington, Bennington, VT, 1849, '''Olive Rockwood'''. She was b. in Newfane, Windham, VT, 1804; d. Bennington, 12 Mar 1867. Alfred and Marietta were bur. in Morgan-Townslee Cemetery, Pownal. Find a Grave Memorial ID: [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43442978 43442978] and https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43443033 43443033].
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 :::::   iv. Abner-8 Dunham, b. Clarence, 2 Jan 1828; d. Bennington, 26 Jul 1842.
-:::::  8.5. Dewey Charles-8 Dunham b. 6 May 1830.
+:::::  8.5. DEWEY CHARLES-8 DUNHAM, b. 6 May 1830.
 :::::   vi. Alfred-8 Dunham, b. Clarence, 8 Jan 1832; d. 14 Oct 1857.
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 ::::: xii. Margarette-8 Dunham, b. 1844.
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 :::::   i. Prudence Carter-9 Dunham, b. NY, 12 Mar 1855.
 :::::  ii. Harry Martin-9 Dunham, b. 14 Jul 1857; d. 11 Jan 1910; m. Katherine L. Remington.
 :::::  iv. Nellie Maria-9 Dunham, b. 28 Apr 1861; m. Shaftsbury, Bennington, VT, 12 Apr 1882, George W. Stanley.
 :::::   v. Florence May-9 Dunham, b. VT, 10 May 1863.
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 <h3><Center><font color="#FF0000"> '''NINTH GENERATION IN AMERICA''' </font></Center></h3>
-. Herbert Stanley 9
+'''9.3 HERBERT STANLEY-9 DUNHAM''' (Dewey Charles-8, Alfred-7, Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1), b. Bennington, Bennington, VT, 1 Jul 1859; d. Shaftsbury, Bennington, VT, 11 Jan 1910; m.1st Shaftsbury, 20 Dec 1882, '''Mary E. Loomis''', dau. of Warren L. Loomis and Julia D. Mattison. She was b. Shaftsbury, 4 Nov 1861; d. Shaftsbury, 16 Oct 1901.Herbert m.2nd in Shaftsbury, 23 Mar 1905, '''Laura H. Croft'''. She was b. in Minneapolis, MN, 1858; d. Shaftsbury, 26 Dec 1905. Both Herbert and Mary were bur. in Grandview Cemetery, Shaftsbury. Find a Grave Memorial ID: [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/38493097 38493097], photo and https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/38493101 38493101], photo.
- Dewey Charles 8
-Alfred 7 Obadiah 6 Obadiah 5
+:::Herbert died from a Heart Attack while cutting logs, for lumber to build a house for his son Arthur and his wife Lillian. Mary died from consumption.
 Jabez 4 Nathaniel 3
 Thomas 2
-John 1
+----
-−
-Dunham, b. 07-01-1859 in Bennington, VT; d. 01-11-1910 in Shaftsbury, VT, buried in No.
+:::Children of Herbert Stanley-9 Dunham and Mary E. Loomis:
-Bennington, VT. Died of Heart Attack while cutting logs for lumber to build a house for Arthur and
-Lillian. He married (1) Mary E. Loomis, 12-20-1882 in Shaftsbury, VT, b. 11-04-1861 in Shaftsbury,
+:::::    i. Arthur Cady-10 Dunham b. 30 Aug 1884.
-VT (daughter of Warren L. Loomis and Julia D. Mattison); d. 10-16-1901 in Shaftsbury, VT, buried in
+::::: 10.2. JESSIE LOOMIS-10 DUNHAM b. 26 Jan 1888.
-No. Bennington, Vt. Mary died from consumption. He married (2) Laura H. Croft, 03-23-1905 in
+:::::  iii. Frank Clyde-10 Dunham b. 8 Sep 1890.
-Shaftsbury, VT, b. 1858 in Minneapolis, MN; d. 12-26-1905 in Shaftsbury, VT.
+:::::   iv. Kenneth Herbert-10 Dunham b. 8 Nov 1894.
-Children by Mary E. Loomis:
-i. Arthur Cady Dunham b. 08-30-1884.
-+10. ii. Jesse Loomis 10 Dunham b. 01-26-1888.
-  iii. Frank Clyde Dunham b. 09-08-1890.
- iv. Kenneth Herbert Dunham b. 11-08-1894
 <h3><Center><font color="#FF0000"> '''TENTH GENERATION IN AMERICA''' </font></Center></h3>
-. Jesse Loomis 10 (Herbert Stanley 9 Dewey Charles 8
+'''10.2. JESSIE LOOMIS-10 DUNHAM''' (Herbert Stanley-9, Dewey Charles-8, Alfred-7, Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1) Dunham, b. 01-26-1888 in No. Bennington, VT; d. 12-01-1948 in Bennington, VT,
-Alfred 7 Obadiah 6 Obadiah 5
+buried in Grand View Cemetery, No. Bennington, VT.
 Jabez 4 Nathaniel 3
 Thomas 2
-John 1
+Selectman of Shaftsbury, VT for 15 years;
 ) Dunham, b. 01-26-1888 in No. Bennington, VT; d. 12-01-1948 in Bennington, VT,
 buried in Grand View Cemetery, No. Bennington, VT. Selectman of Shaftsbury, VT for 15 years;
 deacon of Baptist Church for 30 years. Was a prolific vegetable gardener. He and Hazel owned and
 lived in the Isaiah Mattison house (23 room brick colonial built in 1826 including 100 acres of land)

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 '''7.10 Alfred-7 Dunham''' (Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1), b. in Hebron, Tolland, CT,
-Feb 1800; d. Pownal, Bennington, VT, 12 Mar 1867; m. 1st. Pownal, 16 Jul 1820, '''Marietta Kimball''', dau. of Isaac Kimball and Freelove Salisbury; She was b. Pownal, 29 May 1804; d. Pownal 18 Apr 1845. Alfred m. 2nd. in Bennington, Bennington, VT, 1849, '''Olive Rockwood'''. She was b. in Newfane, Windham, VT, 1804; d. Bennington, 12 Mar 1867. Alfred and Marietta were bur. in Morgan-Townslee Cemetery, Pownal. Find a Grave Memorial ID; [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43442978 43442978] and [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43443033 43443033].
+Feb 1800; d. Pownal, Bennington, VT, 12 Mar 1867; m. 1st. Pownal, 16 Jul 1820, '''Marietta Kimball''', dau. of Isaac Kimball and Freelove Salisbury; She was b. Pownal, 29 May 1804; d. Pownal 18 Apr 1845. Alfred m. 2nd. in Bennington, Bennington, VT, 1849, '''Olive Rockwood'''. She was b. in Newfane, Windham, VT, 1804; d. Bennington, 12 Mar 1867. Alfred and Marietta were bur. in Morgan-Townslee Cemetery, Pownal. Find a Grave Memorial ID: [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43442978 43442978] and https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43443033 43443033].
-:::He moved to Clarence, Eire, NY c.1826 and returned to Pownal, c. 1836. Possibly worked on bulding the Erie Canal.
+:::He moved to Clarence, Eire, NY, c.1826 and returned to Pownal, c. 1836. Possibly worked on bulding the Erie Canal.
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 Children of Alfred-7 Dunham and Marietta Kimball:
-:::::    i. Lucy-8 G Dunham, b. Pownal, 21 Oct 1822; d. Bennington, 21 Jan 1847.
+:::::    i. Lucy G.-8 Dunham, b. Pownal, 21 Oct 1822; d. Bennington, 21 Jan 1847.
-:::::   ii. Isaac-8 K. Dunham, b. Pownal, 17 Apr 1824.
+:::::   ii. Isaac K.-8 Dunham, b. Pownal, 17 Apr 1824.
 :::::  iii. Obadiah-8 Dunham, b. Clarence, Erie, NY, 2 Feb 1826; d. Clarence, 5 Mar 1830.
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 :::::   vi. Alfred-8 Dunham, b. Clarence, 8 Jan 1832; d. 14 Oct 1857.
-:::::  vii. Freelove-8 B. Dunham, b. Clarence, 2 Jan 1834.
+:::::  vii. Freelove B.-8 Dunham, b. Clarence, 2 Jan 1834.
-::::: viii. Jesse-8 T. Dunham, b. Pownal, 15 Jun 1836; d. in Battle of the Wilderness, VA, 6 May 1864.
+::::: viii. Jesse T.-8  Dunham, b. Pownal, 15 Jun 1836; d. in Battle of the Wilderness, VA, 6 May 1864.
 :::::::He was a mechanic.
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-'''8.5. Dewey Charles-8 Dunham''' (Alfred-7, Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1), b. 05-06-
+'''8.5. DEWEY CHARLES-8 DUNHAM''' (Alfred-7, Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1), b. Clarence, Eire, NY, 6 Jun 1830; d. Bennington, Bennington, VT, 8 Nov 1907; m. Bennington, 4 May 1854, '''Maria Elizabeth Beebe''', dau. of Elias Beebe and Elizabeth Millington. She was b. in Jackson, Washington, NY, 20 Feb 1833; d. Bennington, 2 Aug 1915. Both Dewey and Maria were bur. in Bennington Village Cemetery, Bennington. Find a Grave Memorial ID: [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/187312958 187312958] and
-in Clarence, NY; d. 11-08-1907 in Bennington, Vt. He started family home building tradition
+[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/187312991 187312991]
-when he apprenticed to "Hi" Waters, a master craftsman and builder of many early homes in Old
-Bennington. He married Maria Elizabeth Beebe, 05-04-1854 in Bennington, VT, b. 02-20-1833 in
-Jackson, N.Y. (daughter of Elias Beebe and Elizabeth Millington); d. 08-02-1915 in Bennington, Vt.,
-buried 08-04-1915 in Village Cemetery, Bennington, VT.
 <h3><Center><font color="#FF0000"> '''NINTH GENERATION IN AMERICA''' </font></Center></h3>

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-:::Children of Obadiah-5 Dunham and Lucy Gilbert:
+:::Children of '''Obadiah-5 Dunham and Lucy Gilbert''':
-−
 :::::    i. '''Lydia-6 Dunham''', b. Hebron, 8 Nov 1757; d. Pownal, 15 Oct 1815; m. Pownal, 27 Oct 1774 '''John Downer'''. He was b. Pownal, 27 Oct 1744; d. 10 Dec 1815.
 :::::   ii. '''Lucy-6 Dunham''', b. Hebron, 7 Feb 1759; d. Pownal, 9 Oct 1823; m.1st, Pownal, 16 Nov 1775, '''Benjamin Morgan'''. Lucy m.2nd, 22 Jun 1806, '''Isaac Duel'''.
-:::::::Benjamin: Military Service 191,424,425,426,427,428, , rank of private from Vermont, Green Mountain Boy, Herricks Rangers of Vermont 1775-1778 :::::::During the Revolutionary War Benjamin was a member of the troop from Pownal, under the command of Captain Samuel Wright and Lt. William Wheeler. At Castleton, Ethan Allen took command of the troop to march on Ft Ticonderoga in 1775. Benjamin participated in Ethan Allen’s march to Canada under Seth Warner and was a member of the rangers under Col Herrick. He also took part in the battles of Saratoga, Bemis Heights, & Bennington along with Quebec, Ft Ticonderoga and Crown Point.
+:::::::Benjamin: Military Service 191,424,425,426,427,428, , rank of private from Vermont, Green Mountain Boy, Herricks Rangers of Vermont 1775-1778
 ::::: '''6.3  Obadiah-6 Dunham''', b. 17 Nov 1760. <font color="#0000FF">'''See Generation 6 Below'''.</font>
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-:::Children of Obadiah-6 Dunham and Lois Hendricks:
+:::Children of '''Obadiah-6 Dunham and Lois Hendricks''':
-−
 ::::: i. Caroline-7 M. Dunham, b. Pownal, 8 Nov 1784; d. Pownal, 9 May 1788.
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-. Alfred-7 Dunham (Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1), b. in Hebron, Tolland, CT,
+'''7.10 Alfred-7 Dunham''' (Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1), b. in Hebron, Tolland, CT,
-Feb 1800; d. Pownal, Bennington, VT, 12 Mar 1867; m. 1st. Pownal, 16 Jul 1820, Marietta Kimball, dau. of Isaac Kimball and Freelove Salisbury; She was b. Pownal, 29 May 1804; d. Pownal 18 Apr 1845. Alfred m. 2nd. in Bennington, Bennington, VT, 1849, Olive Rockwood. She was b. in Newfane, VT, 1804; d. Bennington, 12 Mar 1867. Alfred and Marietta were bur. in Morgan-Townslee Cemetery, Pownal. Find a Grave Memorial ID; [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43442978 43442978] and [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43443033 43443033].
+Feb 1800; d. Pownal, Bennington, VT, 12 Mar 1867; m. 1st. Pownal, 16 Jul 1820, '''Marietta Kimball''', dau. of Isaac Kimball and Freelove Salisbury; She was b. Pownal, 29 May 1804; d. Pownal 18 Apr 1845. Alfred m. 2nd. in Bennington, Bennington, VT, 1849, '''Olive Rockwood'''. She was b. in Newfane, Windham, VT, 1804; d. Bennington, 12 Mar 1867. Alfred and Marietta were bur. in Morgan-Townslee Cemetery, Pownal. Find a Grave Memorial ID; [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43442978 43442978] and [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43443033 43443033].
 :::He moved to Clarence, Eire, NY c.1826 and returned to Pownal, c. 1836. Possibly worked on bulding the Erie Canal.
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-Children by Marietta Kimball:
+Children of Alfred-7 Dunham and Marietta Kimball:
 :::::    i. Lucy-8 G Dunham, b. Pownal, 21 Oct 1822; d. Bennington, 21 Jan 1847.
@@ Line 122: / Line 121: @@
 :::::  vii. Freelove-8 B. Dunham, b. Clarence, 2 Jan 1834.
-::::: viii. Jesse-8 T. Dunham, b. Pownal, 15 Jun 1836; d. in Battle of the
+::::: viii. Jesse-8 T. Dunham, b. Pownal, 15 Jun 1836; d. in Battle of the Wilderness, VA, 6 May 1864.
 Wilderness, VA, 6 May 1864.
 :::::::He was a mechanic.
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-. Dewey Charles 8
+'''8.5. Dewey Charles-8 Dunham''' (Alfred-7, Obadiah-6, Obadiah-5, Jabez-4, Nathaniel-3, Thomas-2, John-1), b. 05-06-
 Alfred 7 Obadiah 6 Obadiah 5
 Jabez 4 Nathaniel 3
 Thomas 2
 John 1
-) Dunham, b. 05-06-
 in Clarence, NY; d. 11-08-1907 in Bennington, Vt. He started family home building tradition
 when he apprenticed to "Hi" Waters, a master craftsman and builder of many early homes in Old
@@ Line 157: / Line 150: @@
 Jackson, N.Y. (daughter of Elias Beebe and Elizabeth Millington); d. 08-02-1915 in Bennington, Vt.,
 buried 08-04-1915 in Village Cemetery, Bennington, VT.
 Children:
   i. Prudence Carter Dunham, b. 03-12-1855 in NY.