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| [[image:Donham-Sarah Agnes.jpg | 150px | center]] || '''Sarah Agnes-9 Donham'''<br>12 Jul 1871 - 23 May 1959 || DJD-321-John-5 | Dunham in America Profile 321.5.6.5 || Deacon John Dunham Line<br>('''George Edwin 8, Rev. Benjamin 7, Thomas 6, John 5, Ebenezer 4, Samuel 3, Samuel 2, John 1''') || Sarah Agnes was the 2nd child of George Edwin-8 Donham and Sarah Adelaide Studley. Sarah began a teaching career in Rockland, Plymouth, MA, about 1896 and by 1923 she had her own business in Home Economics along with being a Lecturer at Simmons College (1923-1936). She was still working as an Economist in 1948 at the age of 77 and had published a number of books on Home Economics from 1918 to 1937 and was never married. She was bur. in the Studley Plot, Mount Vernon Cemetery, Abington, Plymouth, MA. Find a Grave Memorial #[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/73566869 73566869].<br><br>Photo from the Collection of James A. Streeter | | [[image:Donham-Sarah Agnes.jpg | 150px | center]] || '''Sarah Agnes-9 Donham'''<br>12 Jul 1871 - 23 May 1959 || DJD-321-John-5 | Dunham in America Profile 321.5.6.5 || Deacon John Dunham Line<br>('''George Edwin 8, Rev. Benjamin 7, Thomas 6, John 5, Ebenezer 4, Samuel 3, Samuel 2, John 1''') || Sarah Agnes was the 2nd child of George Edwin-8 Donham and Sarah Adelaide Studley. Sarah began a teaching career in Rockland, Plymouth, MA, about 1896 and by 1923 she had her own business in Home Economics along with being a Lecturer at Simmons College (1923-1936). She was still working as an Economist in 1948 at the age of 77 and had published a number of books on Home Economics from 1918 to 1937 and was never married. She was bur. in the Studley Plot, Mount Vernon Cemetery, Abington, Plymouth, MA. Find a Grave Memorial #[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/73566869 73566869].<br><br>Photo from the Collection of James A. Streeter | ||
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− | + | | [[image:Donham-Benjamin Curtis.jpg | 150px | center]]<br>[[image:Mckean-Edith A.jpg | 150px | center]] || '''Benjamin Curtis-9 Donham'''<br>6 Aug 1873 - 14 Jan 1936<br><br>'''Edith Alexandria McKean'''<br>30 Apr 1875 - 7 Oct 1958 || [[DJD-321-John-5 | Dunham in America Profile 321.5.6.4.3]] || Deacon John Dunham Line<br>('''George Edwin 8, Rev. Benjamin 7, Thomas 6, John 5, Ebenezer 4, Samuel 3, Samuel 2, John 1''') || Benjamin was the 3nd child of George Edwin-8 Donham and Sarah Adelaide Studley. He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1895 as a Civil Engineering. He begain his career as the Assistant Engineer with the San Francisco Bridge Co.1895-1898, Consulting and Resident Engineer, Spreckles Sugar Co., 1898-1900. Chief Engineer 1900-1908 Seoul, Korea on Water, Power, Highways and Electric Railway projects. | |
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− | | [[image:Donham-Benjamin Curtis.jpg | 150px | center]]<br>[[image:Mckean-Edith A.jpg | 150px | center]] || '''Benjamin Curtis-9 Donham'''<br>6 Aug 1873 - 14 Jan 1936<br><br>'''Edith Alexandria McKean'''<br>30 Apr 1875 - 7 Oct 1958 || [[DJD-321-John-5 | Dunham in America Profile 321.5.6.4.3]] || Deacon John Dunham Line<br>('''George Edwin 8, Rev. Benjamin 7, Thomas 6, John 5, Ebenezer 4, Samuel 3, Samuel 2, John 1''') || Benjamin was the 3nd child of George Edwin-8 Donham and Sarah Adelaide Studley. He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1895 as a Civil Engineering. He begain his | + | |
<br>Benjamin had met Edith while he was working in California and continued a correspondence by Sea Mail from Seoul and Edith at home in Alameda, CA. They became engaged and she sailed from San Francisco, Ca. to Yokohama, Japan were they were married 4 Aug 1902. They remained in Seoul until about 1908 and had 2 children there. The family returned to the USA and set up a home in New Jersey and had a 3rd child. Benjamin started his own company and worked as a Consulting Civil Engineer for several companies, 1911-1936.<br><br>Photo from the Collection of James A. Streeter | <br>Benjamin had met Edith while he was working in California and continued a correspondence by Sea Mail from Seoul and Edith at home in Alameda, CA. They became engaged and she sailed from San Francisco, Ca. to Yokohama, Japan were they were married 4 Aug 1902. They remained in Seoul until about 1908 and had 2 children there. The family returned to the USA and set up a home in New Jersey and had a 3rd child. Benjamin started his own company and worked as a Consulting Civil Engineer for several companies, 1911-1936.<br><br>Photo from the Collection of James A. Streeter | ||
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− | | [[image:Donham-Wallace Brett.jpg | 150px | center]]<br> No Photograph Available for Mable | + | | [[image:Donham-Wallace Brett.jpg | 150px | center]]<br> No Photograph Available for Mable - July 2022 || '''Wallace Brett-9 Donham'''<br>26 Oct 1877 - 29 Nov 1954<br><br>'''Mable Clara Higgins'''<br>20 Oct 1878 - 17 Mar 1965 || [[DJD-321-John-5 | Dunham in America Profile 321.5.6.4.4]] || Deacon John Dunham Line<br>('''George Edwin 8, Rev. Benjamin 7, Thomas 6, John 5, Ebenezer 4, Samuel 3, Samuel 2, John 1''') || Wallace was the 4th child of George Edwin-8 Donham and Sarah Adelaide Studley. He attended Harvard College, Cambridge, Middlesex, MA, 1895-1898 and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in three years. He continued at the Harvard Law School, 1898-1901 and graduated with a Bachelor of Laws with honors and was admitted to the bar the same year. He worked for Old Colony Trust Co., Boston and was a vice-president when he left in 1919. Wallace was the Dean of the Harvard School of Business from 1919 to 1942 and continued as the George F. Baker Professor of Business Administration until 1948. |
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+ | Mable was a School Teacher before she married Wallace in Cambridge, 7 Apr 1903. They had 4 children.<br><br>Photo from the Collection of James A. Streeter | ||
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| [[Image:Donham-George Herman.jpg | 150px | center]]<br>[[Image:Briggs-Edith.jpg | 150px | center]] || '''George Herman-9 Donham'''<br>29 Feb 1880 - 9 Oct 1958<br><br>'''Edith Boardman Briggs'''<br>19 Aug 1880 - 17 Dec 1974 || [[ DJD-321-John-5 | Dunham in America Profile 321.5.6.4.5 ]] || Deacon John Dunham Line<br>('''George Edwin 8, Rev. Benjamin 7, Thomas 6, John 5, Ebenezer 4, Samuel 3, Samuel 2, John 1''')<br><br>Wife of George Herman-9|| George was born in 1880, a Leap Year. George completed a 2 yr course in Tool Design at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1903 and married Edith, 5 Jul 1906.<br><br>Photo from the Collection of James A. Streeter | | [[Image:Donham-George Herman.jpg | 150px | center]]<br>[[Image:Briggs-Edith.jpg | 150px | center]] || '''George Herman-9 Donham'''<br>29 Feb 1880 - 9 Oct 1958<br><br>'''Edith Boardman Briggs'''<br>19 Aug 1880 - 17 Dec 1974 || [[ DJD-321-John-5 | Dunham in America Profile 321.5.6.4.5 ]] || Deacon John Dunham Line<br>('''George Edwin 8, Rev. Benjamin 7, Thomas 6, John 5, Ebenezer 4, Samuel 3, Samuel 2, John 1''')<br><br>Wife of George Herman-9|| George was born in 1880, a Leap Year. George completed a 2 yr course in Tool Design at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1903 and married Edith, 5 Jul 1906.<br><br>Photo from the Collection of James A. Streeter | ||
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