DJD-350-Shubael-5

LINE OF DEACON JOHN DUNHAM OF PLYMOUTH

FIFTH GENERATION IN AMERICA

350. Shubael 5 Dunham (Cornelius 4, Jonathan 3, 2, Deacon John 1 Dunham), b. in Edgartown, Martha’s Vineyard Island, Dukes, MA, 14 Nov 1723 [1]; bap. Edgartown, 30 Oct 1737 [2]; d. Tisbury, Martha’s Vineyard Island, Dukes, MA, 12 Dec 1795 [3]; m. abt. 1745 [4], Lydia Chase, dau. of Joseph Chase and Lydia Coffin [5]. She was b. abt. 1726 [6]; d. Tisbury, 29 Oct 1806 [7[. Both Shubael and Lydia are buried in Lambert's Cove Cemetery, Tisbury, [8, 9].

Shubael was a Sea Captain / Master Mariner / Sloop Master. He was born and lived in Edgartown until 1762 when the family moved to Tisbury [10]. Lydia’s parents had moved to Martha’s Vineyard Island before 1729 and resided in Homes Hole where her father was a hatter, and to Edgartown about 1737 where they owned a lot on the harbor front [11].

Children of Shubael 5 Dunham and Lydia Chase:

350.1 i. Cornelius 6 Dunham, b. Dukes Co., abt. 1746

ii. Margaret 6 Dunham, b. Dukes Co., Mar 1748; d, 18 Sep 1766 [12]; m. Tisbury, 21 Mar 1765, George West [13]. He was b. 17 Mar 1743/44, d. Union, Knox, NY, 4 Sep 1800. They had an unnamed child, b. Sep 1766, d.y [14].

iii. Lydia 6 Dunham, b. Dukes Co., 7 Aug 1750, d. 10 Jul 1771 [15]; m. Tisbury, 17 Dec 1767, Lot Norton [16]. He was b. abt. 1743; m. 2nd. 4 Dec 1777, Deborah Hillman. Lot and Lydia had 1 child, Lot Norton Jr. b. 1771 [17].

350.4 iv. Jemima 6 Dunham, b. Dukes Co., 1 Jan 1753

350.5 v. Jerusha 6 Dunham, b. Dukes Co., abt. 1755

350.6 vi. Ann 6 Dunham, b. Dukes Co., 7 Aug 1757

350.7 vii. Mary 6 Dunham, b. Dukes Co., 5 Nov 1759

350.8 viii. Shubael 6 Dunham, b. Tisbury, 15 Dec 1762

350.9 ix. Damaris 6 Dunham, b. Dukes Co., 1763

x. George 6 Dunham, b. Dukes Co., 1767 Twin; m. Eugenie Du Cameron, b. France [18]

350.11 xi. Margaret #2 6 Dunham, b. Dukes Co., 1767 Twin

350.12 xii. Thomas 6 Dunham, b. Dukes Co., 17 Jan 1771

References:

1. Vital Records of Edgartown, MA, 1620-1850, p. 32, recorded as Donham; NEHGS

2. Edgartown Church record

3. Vital Records of Tisbury, MA, 1620-1850, p. 212; NEHGS

4. History of Martha’s Vineyard, Banks, Charles Edward; v.3, p. 158; m. based on birth of 1st child

5. Ibid. v.3, p. 73, 74

6. Ibid. v.3, p. 74

7. Op. Cit. 3; p. 212

8. Find a Grave Memorial 118434520, photo

9. Find a Grave Memorial 122091711, photo

10. Op. Cit. 4; v.3, p. 158

11. Op. Cit. 4; v.3, p. 73, 74

12. Op. Cit. 4; v. 3, p. 505

13. Op. Cit. 3, p. 134, 189

14. Op. Cit. 4; v.3, p. 505

15. Op. Cit. 3; p. 378

16. Op. Cit. 3; p. 134, 171

17. Op. Cit. 3; p. 378

18. Op. Cit. 4; v.3, p. 158

Generation 6

350.1 Cornelius 6 Dunham (Shubael 5 Cornelius 4 Jonathan 3,2 John 1) (Shubael 5, Cornelius 4, Jonathan 3, 2, Deacon John 1 Dunham), b. Dukes Co., abt. 1746; d. Windsor, Berkshire, MA, 1 May 1814; m. 8 Jan 1766 Tabitha Hancock[3], dau. of Rev. Nathaniel Hancock and Sarah Torrey [4]. She was b. in 1749 [5]; d. in Windsor, 18 Apr 1813 [6]. Both Cornelius and Tabitha are buried at an Unknown Location [7, 8]. Cornelius resided at Tisbury, Martha’s Vineyard Island, Dukes, MA and was a yeoman and mariner and served in the Sea Coast Defense, 1775-76. They moved to Windsor after 1800 [9].

From MA. Soldiers & Sailors of the Revolutionary War,

p. 39; Cornelius Dunham Corporal, Capt. Benjamin Smith’s Co. enl. 13 Oct. 1775; service to 1 Dec. 1775, 1 mo 21 days, co stationed at Martha’s Vineyard for defense of seacoast.

p. 868 Cornelius Donham, Pvt. Capt. Benjamin Smith’s Seacoast Co. Marched Jan. 18 1776; service to 31 May 1776, 4 mos. 14 days at Martha’s Vineyard.

Cornelius 6 on 1771 Tax Val. List, Tisbury

Cornelius 6 on 1790 Census, Tisbury 2-5-6

Cornelius 6 on 1800 Census, Dukes Co., Ma. p. 453, 12201-21111

Children of Cornelius 6 Dunham and Tabitha Hancock:

i. Torrey 7 Dunham, b. Tisbury, 9 Sep 1766; d. Tisbury, 3 May 1790 [10]

ii. Susanna 7 Dunham, b Tisbury, 4 Jul 1768; d. Tisbury, 22 Apr 1813; m. Tisbury, 26 Apr 1809, Peleg Winslow [11], son of James Winslow and Rhoda Chase [12]. Peleg was b. on Martha’s Vineyard Island, 1765 [13]; d. Tisbury, Apr 1805 [14]. He m. 2nd 5 Aug 1779, Elizabeth Holmes who was b. 18 Apr 175(6); d. 2 Jul 1809. No children from either marriage [15].

iii. Jemima 7 Dunham, b. Tisbury,11 Sep 1770 [16]; m. Reuben Jacques [17]

iv. Daughter 7 Dunham, b. Tisbury, 7 Jul 1772; d. Tisbury, 8 Jul 1772, age 22 hr. [18]

v. Edmund 7 Dunham, b. Tisbury, 13 Jul 1773; d. Tisbury, aft. Jan 1795 [19]

vi. Cornelius 7 Dunham, b. Tisbury, 16 Mar 1775; d. At Sea, 20 Jan 1795 [20]

vii. Samuel 7 Dunham, b. Tisbury, 10 Nov 1776; d. Tisbury, 29 Nov 1776 [21]

viii. Tabitha 7 Dunham, b. Tisbury, 15 Nov 1777 [22]; m. Rev William Colson [23]

350.1.9 ix. Frederick 7 Dunham, b. Tisbury, 3 Jan 1780 (see below) went to NY

x. Gustavus 7 Dunham, b. Tisbury, 26 Aug 1782[24]

xi. Samuel Hancock 7 Dunham, b. Tisbury, 3 Sep 1784[25] (see below) went to NY

xii. Hossea 7 Dunham, bpt Tisbury, 20 Feb 1786[26]

xiii. Arminda 7 Dunham, b. Tisbury, 20 Feb 1876[27]

xiv. Stephen 7 Dunham, b. Tisbury, 20 May 1787[28]

xv. Mary 7 Dunham, b. Tisbury, 7 Feb 1790[29]

xvi. Cornelius #2 7 Dunham, b. Tisbury, 27 Feb 1797[30]

References:

1. History of Martha’s Vineyard, Banks, Charles Edward, v.3; p. 158, 162

2. Vital Records of Windsor, MA, 1620-1850, p. 129; NEHGS

3. Op. Cit.1; p. 162

4. Op. Cit. 1; p. 188

5. Op. Cit. 1; p. 188

6. Op. Cit. 2

7. Find a Grave Memorial # 168007262

8. Find a Grave Memorial # 168007440

9. Op. Cit.1; p. 162 – Note: Moved to Windsor, MA, where they died not Windsor, CT as indicated in Reference.

10. Op. Cit. 2; p. 42, 212

11. Op. Cit. 2; p. 42, 135, 244

12. Op. Cit. 1; p. 513

13. Op. Cit. 1; p. 513

14. Op. Cit. 2; p. 244

15. Op. Cit. 1; p. 513

16. Op. Cit. 2; p. 41

17. Op. Cit.1; p. 162

18. Op. Cit. 2; p. 42, 212

19. Op. Cit. 2; p. 41, 211

20. Op. Cit. 2; p. 40, 211

21. Op. Cit. 2; p. 41, 212

22. Op. Cit. 2; p. 42

23. Op. Cit.1; p. 162

24. Op. Cit. 2; p. 41

25. Op. Cit. 2; p. 41

26. Op. Cit. 2; p. 41

27. Op. Cit. 2; p. 40

28. Op. Cit. 2; p. 42

29. Op. Cit. 2; p. 41

30. Op. Cit. 2; p. 41

350.4 Jemima 6 Dunham (Shubael 5 Cornelius 4 Jonathan 3,2 John 1) (Shubael 5, Cornelius 4, Jonathan 3, 2, Deacon John 1 Dunham), b. Dukes Co., MA, 1 Jan 1753 [1]; d. Tisbury, Dukes, 14 Nov 1789 [2]; m. Tisbury, 5 Apr 1768 Edmund Cottle [3], son of Shubael and Amy Allen [4]. He was b. Nov 1745; d. Tisbury, 9 Nov 1809 [5]. Both Jemima and Edmund were buried in Lambert’s Cove Cemetery, West Tisbury [6, 7]. Edmund was a master mariner and later in life a trader. He m. 2nd 350.11 Margaret #2 Dunham, sister of Jemima [8].

Children of Jemima 6 Dunham and Edmund Cottle: [9]

i. William Cottle, b. Feb 1769; d. 12 Jun 1774

ii. Amy Cottle, b. 1770; m. 11 Sep 1788 Constant Norton

iii. Hannah Cottle, b. 1773; m. 1796 Jethro Daggett

iv. William #2 Cottle, b. 1775

v. Edmund Cottle, b. 1780, m. 1st 26 Sep 1802, Thomosile Luce; m. 2nd 9 Dec 1810, Polly 'Luce’ Butler

vi. John Cottle, b 1782; m. 7 Sep 1809 Love Luce

vii. George Cottle, b. 1784; d. of smallpox 1798

See 350.11 Margaret #2 Dunham for additional information on Margaret #2 Dunham, Edmund Cottle and their children

References:

1. History of Martha’s Vineyard, Banks, Charles Edward, v.3; p. 158

2. Ibid, p. 112

3. Vital Records of Tisbury, MA, 1620-1850, p. 134; NEHGS

4. Op. Cit. 1; p. 110, 112

5. Op. Cit. 1; p. 112

6. Find a Grave Memorial #28091464, photo

7. Find a Grave Memorial #28090083, photo

8. Op. Cit. 1; p. 112

9. Op. Cit. 1; p. 112, 113

350.5 Jerusha 6 Dunham (Shubael 5 Cornelius 4 Jonathan 3,2 John 1) (Shubael 5, Cornelius 4, Jonathan 3, 2, Deacon John 1 Dunham), b. Dukes Co. MA, abt. 1755 [1]; m. Tisbury, Dukes, 4 Sep 1773, Noah Norton [2], son of Phineas Norton and Patience Cleveland [3]. He was bapt. 8 May 1748 [4]; d. in Montville, Waldo, ME, 31 May 1841 [5]. Noah served in the Sea Coast Defense (Capt. Benjamin Smith’s Company) in 1775-76 as a Private and Corporal during the American Revolution [6].

Children of Jerusha 6 Dunham and Noah Norton: [7]

i. Lydia Norton, b. 1775

ii. Patience Norton, b. 1776

iii. Jane Norton, b. 1778; m. 25 Jun 1801, Benjamin Larrabee

iv. Seth Norton, b. 1780

v. Phineas Norton, bap. 9 Jun 1782; m. Abigail Orcutt

vi. Lemuel Norton, bap. 3 Jul 1785

vii. Moody Norton, b. 1788

viii. Noah Norton, b. 1791

xi. Thomas Norton, b. unk.

x. David Norton, b. 21 Jul 1797

References;

1. History of Martha’s Vineyard, Banks, Charles Edward, v.3; p. 158

2. Vital Records of Tisbury, MA, 1620-1850, p. 134, 171; NEHGS

3. Op. Cit. 1; p. 375

4. Op. Cit. 1; p. 378

5. Ibid.

6. Ibid.

7. Op. Cit. 1; p. 378, 379

350.6 Ann 6 Dunham (Shubael 5 Cornelius 4 Jonathan 3,2 John 1) (Shubael 5, Cornelius 4, Jonathan 3, 2, Deacon John 1 Dunham), b. Dukes Co., MA, 7 Aug 1757 [1]; d. 7 Oct 1831[2]; m. Tisbury, Dukes, MA, 25 Jun 1775, Benjamin Foster [3], son of Benjamin Foster and Maria Tobey [4]. He was b. 9 Jul 1738[5]; d. Westerlo, Albany, NY, 22 Feb 1821[6]. Both Ann and Benjamin are buried in Greenville Rural Cemetery, Greenville, Greene, NY [7, 8]. The family resided in Tisbury until abt. 1792 and later in Greenville and Newry (Newrys), Greene Co., NY and then Westerlo, Albany, NY just a few miles away [9].

Children of Ann 6 Dunham and Benjamin Foster: [10]

i. Elizabeth Foster, b. 2 Jul 1776; m. James Hancock

ii. Benjamin Foster, b. 25 Jun 1778

iii. Polly Jenkins Foster, b. 28 Jul 1780

iv. Ann Dunham Foster, b. 14 Jul 1782

v. Jean Coffin Foster, b. 23 Sep 1784; d.y.

vi. Shubael Foster, b. 10 Oct 1786

vii. Deborah Foster, b. 4 Nov 1788

viii. Franklin Foster, b. 1 May 1791

ix. James Foster, b. 6 Sep 1793

x. Jean Coffin #2 Foster, b. 25 Oct 1795

xi. Theodore Foster, b. 28 Dec 1797

References:

1. History of Martha’s Vineyard, Banks, Charles Edward, v.3; p. 158

2. Find a Grave Memorial #140272119

3. Vital Records of Tisbury, MA, 1620-1850, p. 133, 137; NEHGS

4. Op. Cit. 1; p. 178

5. Op. Cit. 1; p. 178, 180

6. Op. Cit. 1; p. 180

7. Op. Cit. 2

8. Find a Grave Memorial # 140272092

9. Op. Cit. 1; p. 180

10. Op. Cit. 1; p. 180

350.7 Mary 6 ‘Polly” Dunham (Shubael 5 Cornelius 4 Jonathan 3,2 John 1) (Shubael 5, Cornelius 4, Jonathan 3, 2, Deacon John 1 Dunham), b. Dukes Co., MA, 5 Nov 1759 [1]; m. Tisbury, Dukes, MA, 1 Jan 1778 as the 3rd wife of Lemuel Jenkins [2, 3], son of Joseph Jenkins and Abigail Little [4]. He was b. in 1740; d. Hudson, Columbia, NY, 14 Nov 1766 [5]. Lemuel had m. 1st 14 Nov 1766, Elizabeth Butler and m. 2nd 20 Aug 1775, Elizabeth Mayhew [6].

Children of Mary 6 ‘Polly’ Dunham and Lemuel Jenkins [7]:

i. Infant Jenkins, buried 1784

ii. Charles Jenkins, b. 1781

iii. Joseph Jenkins, bapt. 26 Dec 1785

iv. Lemuel Jenkins, bapt. 3 Jul 1791

References:

1. History of Martha’s Vineyard, Banks, Charles Edward, v.3; p. 158

2. Vital Records of Tisbury, MA, 1620-1850, p. 134; NEHGS

3. Op. Cit. 1; p. 219

4. Op. Cit. 1; p. 218

5. Op. Cit. 1; p. 218, 219

6. Op. Cit. 1; p. 219

7. Op. Cit. 1; p. 219

350.8 Shubael 6 Dunham (Shubael 5 Cornelius 4 Jonathan 3,2 John 1) (Shubael 5, Cornelius 4, Jonathan 3, 2, Deacon John 1 Dunham), b. Tisbury, Dukes, MA 15 Dec 1762 [1]; d. Tisbury, 1836 [2]; m. Tisbury, 8 Aug 1783, Charlotte Norton [3], dau of Eliakim Norton and Maria Presbury [4]. She was b. 20 Jan 1762 [5, 6]; d. Tisbury, 1821 [7 8]. Both Shubael and Charlotte were buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Tisbury [9, 10].

Children of Shubael 6 Dunham and Charlotte Norton:

i. Shubael 7 Dunham, b. 1784; d.y. [11]

ii. Charlotte 7 Dunham, b. Jun 1785 [12]; m. 25 Dec 1806, David Smith, son of David Smith and Sarah Skiff. He was b. 27 Jul 1781 [13].

iii. Polly Jenkins 7 Dunham, b. 1789 [14]; m. Dec 1808, Nathan Smith, son of David Smith and Sarah Skiff. He was b. 16 Aug 1783 [15].

iv. William 7 Dunham, b. 20 Feb 1791; m. 21 May 1815, Sophronia Daggett [16], dau. of Silas Daggett and Deborah Butler. She was b. 19 Jul 1796 [17].

v. Margaret C. 7 Dunham, b. 1795; m. 13 Apr 1915, Presbury Luce [18], son of Lot Luce and Peggy West. He was b. 27 Jan 1788 [19].

vi. George 7 Dunham, b. 13 Sep 1802; m. 1st, 25 Jun 1820, Eliza Manter [20]; m. 2nd, 15 May 1836 Mary (Crowell) Luce, dau. of Barzillai Luce and widow of Elisha Luce [21]

References:

1. History of Martha’s Vineyard, Banks, Charles Edward, v.3; p. 158, 162

2. Vital Records of Tisbury, MA, 1620-1850, p.212; NEHGS

3. Op. Cit. 2, p. 135

4. Op. Cit. 1; p. 361

5. Op. Cit. 1; p. 361

6. Op. Cit. 1; p. 162

7. Op. Cit. 2, p. 211

8. Op. Cit. 1; p. 162

9. Find a Grave Memorial #182776071, photo

10. Find a Grave Memorial #182776092, photo

11. Op. Cit. 1; p. 162

12. Op. Cit. 1; p. 162

13. Op. Cit. 1; p. 446

14. Op. Cit. 1; p. 162

15. Op. Cit. 1; p. 446

16. Op. Cit. 1; p. 162

17. Op. Cit. 1; p. 135

18. Op. Cit. 1; p. 162

19. Op. Cit. 1; p. 278

20. Op. Cit. 1; p. 162

21. Op. Cit. 1; p. 123

350.9 Damaris 6 Dunham (Shubael 5 Cornelius 4 Jonathan 3,2 John 1) (Shubael 5, Cornelius 4, Jonathan 3, 2, Deacon John 1 Dunham), b. Dukes Co., MA, 1763 [1]; bapt. 30 Jun 1765 [2]; d. by Drowning 11 Oct 1802 [3]; m. Tisbury, Dukes, 15 Nov 1787, Andrew Norton [4], son of Ebenezer Norton and Elizabeth Smith [5]. He was b. 30 Dec 1763 [6].

Children of Damaris 6 Dunham and Andrew Norton: [7]

i. Margaret ‘Peggy’ Norton

ii. Polly Norton

References:

1. History of Martha’s Vineyard, Banks, Charles Edward, v.3; p. 158

2. Op. Cit. 1; p. 373

3. Vital Records of Tisbury, MA, 1620-1850, p.234; NEHGS

4. Ibid. p. 133, 169

5. Op. Cit. 1; p. 368

6. Op. Cit. 1; p. 373

7. Op. Cit. 1; p. 373

350.11 Margaret #2 6 Dunham (Shubael 5 Cornelius 4 Jonathan 3,2 John 1) (Shubael 5, Cornelius 4, Jonathan 3, 2, Deacon John 1 Dunham), b. Dukes Co., 1767 Twin [1]; d. 13 May 1834 [2]; m. 18 Jul 1790, Edmund Cottle [3], son of Shubael and Amy Allen. He was b. Nov 1745 [4]; d. Tisbury, 9 Nov 1809 [5]. He had m, 1st Jemima 6 Dunham, sister of Margaret #2 6 Dunham [6]. Both Margaret and Edmund were buried in Lambert’s Cove Cemetery, West Tisbury [7, 8]. Edmund was a master mariner and later in life a trader. His will was dated 23 Oct 1809 and probated 4 Dec 1809 [9].

See 350.5 Jemima 6 Dunham for additional information on Jemima 6 Dunham, Edmund Cottle and their children

Children of Margaret #2 6 Dunham and Edmund Cottle: [10]

viii. Jemima Cottle, b. 1794; d. 13 Dec 1838; unmarried

ix. Sophronia Cottle, b. 1798; m. 28 Nov 1816 John Davis

x. George D. Cottle, b. 1 Mar 1801; m. Peggy Waldron

xi. Peggy Cottle, b. unk; m. 14 Aug 1825 Hiram Weeks

xii. Mary Cottle, b. unk; m. 4 Dec 1827 Rudolphus Hancock

xiii. Unknown #1 Cottle, d. in infancy

xiv. Unknown #2 Cottle, d. in infancy

References:

1. History of Martha’s Vineyard, Banks, Charles Edward, v.3; p. 158, 162

2. Op. Cit. 1; p. 112

3. Op. Cit. 1; p. 112

4. Op. Cit. 1; p. 110

5. Op. Cit. 1; p. 112

6. Op. Cit. 1; p. 112

7. Find a Grave Memorial #70922827, photo

8. Find a Grave Memorial #28090083, photo

9. Op. Cit. 1; p. 112

10. Op. Cit. 1; p. 113

350.12 Thomas 6 Dunham (Shubael 5 Cornelius 4 Jonathan 3,2 John 1) (Shubael 5, Cornelius 4, Jonathan 3, 2, Deacon John 1 Dunham), b. Dukes Co., MA, 17 Jan 1771 [1]; d. 27 Mar 1841 [2]; m. 1st, 25 Oct 1792, Polly Holmes [3], dau. of John Holmes and Mary 6 Dunham [4]. She was b. 22 Aug 1768 [5]; d. 2 Feb 1800 [6]. Thomas m. 2nd 1 Jun 1800, Deborah Norton [7], dau. of Lot Norton and Lydia 6 Dunham [8]. Deborah was b. 12 Oct 1780 [9]; d. 4 Jan 1820 [10]. Thomas m. 3rd 23 Jul 1820, Pauline Hodgdon [11], dau. of Jonathan Hodgdon and Hannah Shute [12]. Pauline was b. 24 Jul 1793; d. 26 Feb 1864 [13]. Both Thomas and Polly were buried in West Chop Cemetery, Tisbury, Dukes [14, 15]. Thomas was a Counsellor-at-law, the leading citizen of Homes Hole, and held many prominent positions in town and county affairs [16].

References:

1. History of Martha’s Vineyard, Banks, Charles Edward, v.3; p. 158, 162

2. Ibid. p. 163

3. Ibid. p. 163, 211

4. Ibid. p. 210, 211

5. Ibid. p. 163, 211

6. Ibid. p. 163

7. Ibid. p. 163, 378

8. Ibid. p. 378

9. Ibid, p. 163, 378

10. Ibid. p. 163

11. Ibid. p. 163

12. Ibid. p. 163

13. Ibid. p. 163

14. Find a Grave Memorial # 8989217, photo

15. Find a Grave Memorial # 8989314, photo

16. Ibid. p. 163

Generation 7

The Below Info not Verified Feb 2022 - JAS

350-1.viii FRECERICK 7 DUNHAM (1780-1813), of Windsor MA m. 1803 SYLVANIA CONVERSE (1782-1859), dau. Amasa Converse and Olive Williams

Children listed in probate of Sylvina: Seven of eight children were living:

350-1.viii.i Zeruah Nichols 8 Dunham , res. at Wautoma WI

350-1.viii.ii Darius W. 8 Dunham res. at (Barington?) Berkshire Co. Ma (Washington?)

350-1.viii.iii Gustavus 8 Dunham res. Marion, Marquette Co. WI (see below) *

350-1.viii.iv F. Evender 8 Dunham , res. Pittsfield Berkshire Co. Ma.

350-1.viii.v Sylvina Bender 8 Dunham, res. Marion WI

350-1.viii.vi Martha M. 8 (Dunham) Howard, res. Wautoma Wi.

350-1.viii.vii Lydia W 8 (Dunham) Lynch, res. at MN

350-1.viii.viii the child who died was Roccena 8 (Dunham) Hubbard, and she had a son George O. Hubbard

350-1.viii.iii GUSTAVUS 8 DUNHAM b. (1811-1874) *

He married Lurancy Arnold Hadlock (1812-1908), and they went to Neshkoro, Marquette Co., Wisconsin (this is just south of Waushara Co.)

From a probate record of Gustavus Dunham dated 22 May 1874. He left surviving him Lurancy Dunham, his widow residing in the town of Marion; Sarah Jane Dalrymple; William W. Dunham, Ellen Cramer, and Gustavus Dunham.

Children of Gustavus 8 and Lurancy A. (Hadlock) Dunham:

350-1.viii.iii.i. Sarah Jane 9 Dunham, b.abt. 1837 m. ____ Dalrymple

350-1.viii.iii.ii. William Wallace 9 Dunham b. 19 April 1839 in Berkshire Co. MA; d. 20 Jan. 1916 in Wellington, KS

Buried in the Allen Cemetery

350-1.viii.iii.iii. Ellen Lurancy 9 Dunham, (1842-1909) m. Irving Washington Cramer (1842-1902). He was a florist, res. Hastings, Nebraska

350-1.viii.iii.iv. Gustavus 9 Dunham b. abt. 1847

From the 1850 Census of Pittsfield, Berkshire Co. MA;

Gustavus Dunham 40 Farmer b. NY (prob. b. Canaan, Columbia Co. NY)

Lurany 39 b. MA

Sarah J. 13

William W. 11

Lurany E. 7

Gustavus E. 3

So, Kim Curtis’ line continues from Thomas Edgar 10 while your line continues from Frederick Eugene 10 Dunham.

The following is an e-mail from Kim received in 2006:

New E-mail address as of 31 July 2006; k newman is: kdn101133@yahoo.com

Hi my name is Kimberly Curtis and I am searching my Dunham line. My line is as follows

Kimberly Curtis

Glenna Rae 9 Dunham b 11 Oct 1933 Ringgold TX...d July 19,2004 Terlton, Ok William Glenn 9 Dunham b 21 June 1903 Wellington Ks....d Feb 1967 Thomas Edgar 9 Dunham b Walworth WI 28 Jun 1872 d 23 Mar 1932 Nampa ID William Wallace 9 Dunham b 19 Apr 1839 Berkshire Cty, MA d 20 Jan 1916 Wellington KS, Allen Cemetery. Gustavus 8 Dunham b 1806 Frederick 7 Dunham b 3 Jan 1780 Cornelius 6 Dunham b 26 Aug 1782

Also from Kim Curtis: Gustavus 8 Dunham b. abt. 1809 m. Loraina Lurancy Hadlock who was b. 7 Nov. 1810 in Hawley, Franklin Co. MA she d. 2 Feb. 1908 in Wellington, Sumner Co. KS they were married 15 April 1835

Son of Gustavus 8 Dunham

William Wallace 9 Dunham b. 19 April 1839 in Berkshire Co. MA

d. 20 Jan. 1916 in Wellington KS buried Allen Cemetery m. Harriet Emily Bigsby b. 2 June 1843 in Fairfax, VT d. 5 July 1918 in Allen, Lyon Co. KS

Son of William Wallace Dunham:

Thomas Edgar 10 Dunham b. 28 June 1872 Walworth, WI

d. 23 March 1932 Nampa ID m. Minnie Myrtle Ellsworth b. 15 April 1877 d. 16 April 1912 Wellington, Sumner Co. KS

After Minnie’s death Thomas remarried. My grandmother said his 2nd wife’s family had a traveling circus that they traveled with. They ended up in ID. No children from this marriage. 2nd wife was Mary (unknown) with whom he is listed in the 1920 ID census.

Son of Thomas Edgar 10 Dunham:

William Glenn 11 Dunham b. 21 June 1903 Wellington KS
     d. 16 Feb. 1967 Tulsa OK, buried Chimes Community, Trace Ridge Cemetery, Leslie, AR

m. Cornelia Theo Buck 15 April 1933 in Conroe TX she was b. 23 Oct. 1913 Tulsa OK she d. 30 Dec. 1999 Tulsa OK, buried Chimes Community, Trace Ridge Cem.

Daughter of William Glenn 11 Dunham:

Glenna Rae Dunham b. 11 Oct. 1933 Ringgold TX

d. 19 July 2004 Terlton, OK, buried Chimes Community, Trace Ridge Cem. m. Aubrey Ray Newman 21 Aug. 1950 he was b. 10 Dec. 1929 Woolum, AR

Daughter of Aubrey Ray and Glenna Rae (Dunham) Newman:

Kimberly Diane 12 Newman b. 25 Sept. 1960 Yakima, WA  (who sent the e-mail)