Photos-DJD-Jonathan2

| [[image:Dunham,Jacob4.jpg | 150px | center]] || '''Jacob-4 Dunham'''<br> bap. 9 Apr 1727 - 9 Apr 1779 <br>'''Samuel-5 Dunham''' <br>bef. 3 Sep 1759 - 9 Apr 1779 || [[DJD-201-Jacob-4 | Jacob 4 Dunham]] || Deacon John Dunham Line<br>('''Daniel 3, Jonathan 2, John 1''') || Jacob m. in Sharon, Litchfield, CT, 29 Oct 1754, Elizabeth Pettee/Pettit. Jacob and his son Samuel were scalped and killed during a Indian Raid at Paradise Point, Mayfield, Fulton, NY, 9 April 1779.<br>The Marker is on Paradise Point Road [off Route 30A] Mayfield, Fulton, NY<br><br>Photo from the Collection of Joann Dunham   

|  [[image:Dunham-Cyrus G.jpg  | 150px | center]]<br>[[image:Brown-Sarah J.jpg  | 150px | center]] || '''Cyrus Graves-7 Dunham''' <br>16 Apr 1846 - 26 Sep 1929 <br><br>'''Sarah Jane Brown''' 25 Jul 1844 - 12 Dec 1935 ||  [[Media:Newsletter-Vol_XIX-2.pdf | Newsletter Article, p.3-19 ]] || Deacon John Dunham Line<br> '''(William-6, Ebenezer-5, Jacob-4, Daniel-3, Jonhathan-2, John-1)''' || During the Civil War, Cyrus enlisted in Battery D, 4th New York Heavy Artillery, 14 Aug 1864, in Schenectady, NY and was discharged 3 Jun 1865, Alexandria, Alexandria, VA. After returning home, Cyrus and Sarah were m. about 1866 and had 4 children. Cyrus was bur. in Higgins Bay Cemetery, Arietta, Hamilton, NY. Find a Grave Memorial #

|  [[image:Dunham-William D.jpg  | 150px | center]]<br> [[image:Abrams, Charlotte E.jpg  | 150px | center]] || '''William David-8 Dunham''' <br> Sep 1873 - 28 Sep 1940 <br>'''Charlotte Emily Abrams'''<br>18 Sep 1878 - 20 May 1936  || [[Media:Newsletter-Vol_XIX-2.pdf | Newsletter Article, p.3-13 ]] || Deacon John Dunham Line<br> '''(Cyrus Graves-7, William-6, Ebenezer-5, Jacob-4, Daniel-3, Jonhathan-2, John-1)''' || William and Charlotte were m. in Piseco, Hamilton, NY, 25 May 1889 and had 6 children together. William was a farmer for a number of years as the family grew and he was appointed postmaster for Piseco in 1898-1903, 1912-1917, and 1921-1926. He was also a machinist by 1905 and by 1910 he owned a Grocery Store. He was appointed as Forest Range in 1919 by the NY State Conservation Commission and served until 1938. Both William and Charlotte were bur. in Higgins Bay Cemetery, Arietta, Hamilton, NY. Find a Grave Memorial #[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50062261 50062261] and [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50062346 50062346]<br><br>Photos from the Collection of Joann Dunham.

|  [[image:Dunham-Lewis C.jpg  | 150px | center]]<br> [[image:.jpg  | 150px | center]]|| '''Lewis Clayton-9 Dunham''' <br>3 Aug 1906 - 13 Jun 1971<br><br><br> ||  [[Media:Newsletter-Vol_XIX-2.pdf | Newsletter Article, p.7- ]] || Deacon John Dunham Line<br> '''(William David-8, Cyrus Graves-7, William-6, Ebenezer-5, Jacob-4, Daniel-3, Jonhathan-2, John-1)''' || Lewis Clayton m. inWells, Hamilton, NY, 30 Apr 1927, Rosalie Irene Judway (18 Jun 1908 - 17 Apr 1985). They had 2 Children. Lewis and Rosalie were bur. in Higgins Bay Cemetery, Arietta, Hamilton, NY. Find a Grave Memorial #[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/46416350 46416350] and [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/46416516 46416516]<br><br>Photo from the Collection of Joann Dunham.

|  [[image:Dunham-James C.jpg | 150px | center]] <br><br>  Mary Jane Whitacre photo || '''James Clayton-10 Dunham'''<br>26 Jan 1932 - 5 Aug 1992<br><br>Mary Jane Whitacre<br>17 Nov 1936 || [[Media:Newsletter-Vol_XIX-2.pdf | Newsletter Article, p.3-19 ]] || Deacon John Dunham Line<br> '''(Lewis Clayton-9, William David-8, Cyrus Graves-7, William-6, Ebenezer-5, Jacob-4, Daniel-3, Jonhathan-2, John-1)''' ||James and Mary Jane were m. in New Berlin, Chenango, NY, 22 Apr 1961. They had 2 children and 2 grandchildren. James was a self-taught musician on Keyboards, recorder and the Ukulele. He was also a singer as the bass soloist.<br><br>Photos from the Collection of Joann Dunham.

| [[image:Dunham-William D.jr.jpg  | 150px | center]] || '''William David-9 Dunham''' <br>30 Aug 1918 - 8 May 1987 ||   [[Media:Newsletter-Vol_XIX-2.pdf | Newsletter Article, p.3-19 ]] || Deacon John Dunham Line<br> '''(William David-8, Cyrus Graves-7, William-6, Ebenezer-5, Jacob-4, Daniel-3, Jonhathan-2, John-1)'''|| William m. in Lake Pleasant, Hamilton, NY, 17 Nov 1945, June Almedia Clothier (1923 - 1978). They had two children, two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. William was bur. in Higgins Bay Cemetery, Arietta, Hamilton, NY. Find a Grave Memorial #[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50045901 50045901].<br><br>Photos from the Collection of Joann Dunham.

| [[image:Dunham-Leslie10.jpg  | 150px | center]] <br> No Photograph Available for Rose as of July 2022|| '''Leslie Fred-10 Dunham'''<br>29 Nov 1896 - 7 Dec 1971<br><br>'''Rose Jacobucci'''<br> 1900 - 5 Nov 1985   || [[DJD-350-Shubael-5 | 350.1.9.3.4.10 Leslie Fred 10 Dunham]] || Deacon John Dunham Line<br> ('''Gustavus Eugene-9, Gustavus-8, Frederick-7, Cornelius-6,  Shubael-5, Cornelius-4, Jonathan-3, Jonathan-2, John-1''') || Leslie was private in the US Army, 312th Motor Repair Unit, during WWI. After returning from the war, Leslie met Rose Jacobucci by 1920 and they were m. in Brighton, Adams, CO, 7 Dec 1920. They soon moved to Green River, Sweetwater, WY, where their daughter was born. They family moved to Salt Lake City, shortly after 1941 where he worked for the Utah Power and Light Co. and died in Salt Lake City. Both Leslie and Rose were bur. in Bellevue Memorial Park, Ontario, San Bernardino, CA. Find a Grave Memorial #[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/149846498 149846498] and [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/149846574 149846574].<br><br>Photo from the Collection of Michael K. Flynn, grandson of Leslie.