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, 22 May 1785[26]

xiii. Arminda 7 Dunham, b. Tisbury, 20 Feb 1786[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. Charles Jenkins, b. 1781

ii. Infant Jenkins, buried 1784

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

350.1.9 Frederick 7 Dunham (Cornelius 6, Shubael 5, Cornelius 4, Jonathan 3, 2, Deacon John 1 Dunham), b. Tisbury, Dukes, MA, 3 Jan 1780 [1]; d. Pittsfield, Berkshire, MA, 14 Jun 1848 [2]; m. Windsor, Berkshire, MA, 1 Dec 1803, Sylvania Converse [3], dau. of Capt. Amasa Converse and Olive Williams [4]. Sylvania was b. 20 Jun 1782 [5]; d. Marion, Waushara, WI, 10 Feb 1860, at the residence of William Bender [6]. Dispelling the assumption this is a different Sylvania (Sylvinia) Dunham, her son Gustavus and his family are shown in the 1860 US Census also living in Marion [7, 8]. Sylvania is also found in the 1850 US Census living with William Bender and family in Windsor [9]. The Relation between the Bender family and Sylvania is unknown at this time.

Children of Frederick 7 Dunham and Sylvania Converse: [10]

i. Sarah (Zeruah) 8 Dunham, b. Cummington, Hampshire, MA, 6 Aug 1804; res. at Wautoma, Waushara, WI

ii. Darius W 8 Dunham, b. Cummington, 18 May 1807; unproven connection to Great Barington, Berkshire, MA

350.1.9.3 iii. Gustavus 8 Dunham, b. Cummington, 6 Jun 1809

iv. Frederick Evander 8 Dunham, b. Cummington, 5 Aug 1811; res. Pittsfield, Berkshire, MA

v. Rozanna 8 Dunham, b. Cummington, 28 Mar 1814

Possible additional children not verified (Feb 2022- JAS)

vi. Sylvina Bender 8 Dunham, res. Marion WI

vii. Martha M. 8 (Dunham) Howard, res. Wautoma Wi.

viii. Lydia W 8 (Dunham) Lynch, res. at MN

ix. The child who died was Roccena 8 (Dunham) Hubbard, and she had a son George O. Hubbard

References:

1. Vital Records of Tisbury, MA, 1620-1850, p. 41; NEHGS

2. Massachusetts: Vital Records, 1841-1910, Pittsfield; v.39, p. 57; NEHGS

3. Vital Records of Windsor, MA, 1620-1850; p. 84; NEHGS

4. Ibid, p. 26

5. Ibid, p. 26

6. Obituary, The Waushara Argus, 2 Feb 1860; DGRA Newsletter, Oct 2020, p. 15

7. 1860 United States Federal Census

8. Dunham Genealogical Research Association Newsletter, V. 17, #4; Oct 2020, p. 15

9. 1850 United States Federal Census

10. Massachusetts, U.S., Town and Vital Records, 1620-1985, Cummington, p. 68; Ancestry

Generation 8

350.1.9.3 Gustavus 8 Dunham Dunham (Frederick 7, Cornelius 6, Shubael 5, Cornelius 4, Jonathan 3, 2, Deacon John 1 Dunham), b. Cummington, Hampshire, MA, 6 Jun 1809 [1]; d. Marion, Waushara, WI, 4 Apr 1874 [2], his Obituary was published in the Waushara Argus Newspaper [3]; m. int. Windsor, Berkshire, MA, 15 Apr 1835, Lurancy (Lavinia) Hadlock [4], dau. of John Hadlock and Mary Ann Thompson [5]. She was b. in Hawley, Franklin, Ma, 7 Nov 1810 [6]; d. Wellington, Sumner, KS, 2 Feb 1908 [7]. Gustavus, Lurancy and children were found in Pittsfield, Berkshire, MA, in the 1850 US Census and the 1855 Massachusetts State Census [8, 9]. They were in Marion, WI for the 1860 Federal Census [9] and in Berlin, Green Lake, WI for the 1870 Census [10]. Lurancy was living in Denver, Adams, NE, 2 Jun 1880 [11] and in Hastings twp., Adams, 6 Jun 1900 [12].

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.

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

Gustavus Dunham 40 Farmer

Lurany 39

Sarah J. 13

William W. 11

Lurany E. 7

Gustavus E. 3

Children of Gustavus 8 Dunham and Lurancy A. Hadlock:

350.1.9.3.1 i. Sarah Jane 9 Dunham, b. Windsor, 27 Jun 1837

350.1.9.3.2 ii. William Wallace 9 Dunham, b. Windsor, 19 Apr 1839

350.1.9.3.3 iii. Ellen L 9 Dunham, b. Windsor, 14 Oct 1842

350.1.9.3.4 iv. Gustavus 9 Dunham, b. Pittsfield, Berkshire, MA, 3 Jan 1847

References:

1. Massachusetts, U.S., Town and Vital Records, 1620-1985, Cummington, p. 68; Ancestry

2. U. S., Obituary Collection, Ancestry

3. Death Notice; the Waushara Argus, WI, 16 Apr, 1874, p. 1; photocopy, provided by Mike Flynn

4. Vital Records of Windsor, MA, 1620-1850; p. 84, 89; NEHGS

5 Pedigree Resource File, by Dean L Hadlock, Family Search

6 Ibid.

7. Obituary, The Wellington Daily News, 3 Feb 1908, p. 2; Newspapers.com

8 1850 United States Federal Census; Ancestry

9. 1855 Massachusetts State Census

10. 1860 United States Federal Census; Ancestry

11. 1880 United States Federal Census; Ancestry

12. 1900 United States Federal Census; Ancestry

Generation 9

350.1.9.3.1 Sarah Jane 9 Dunham, b. Windsor, Berkshire, MA, 27 Jun 1837 [1]; d. Des Moines, Polk, IA, 21 Jun 1926 [2]; m. Waushara Co, WI, 27 Dec 1862, David W Dalrymple [3,4]. He was b. in Sacket Harbor, Jefferson, NY, 5 Jan 1837; d. Des Moines, 6 Aug 1916 [5]. Both Sarah and David were buried in Glendale Cemetery, Des Moines [6, 7].

David was living in Marion, Waushara, WI when he registered for the Civil War Draft, Jul 1863 [8]. He had been with the 16 Regiment Wisconsin Volunteers, but was discharged 10 Sep 1862 due to wounds received [9, 10]. He was a Civil War Veteran and a member of the GAR [11]. He moved the family to Des Moines abt. 1883/4 [12, 13]

Children of Sarah Jane 9 Dunham and David W Dalrymple:

i. Francis Adelbert Dalrymple, b. Wisconsin, abt. 1861 [14]

ii. Cecil M Dalrymple, b. Iowa, Feb 1873 [15]

iii. Nellie E Dalrymple, b. Iowa, Aug 1883 [16]

iv. Unknown #1 Dalrymple, d. bef. 1900 [17]

v. Unknown #2 Dalrymple, d. bef. 1900 [18]

vi. Unknown #3 Dalrymple, d. bef. 1900 [19]

References:

1. Vital Records of Windsor, MA, 1620-1850; p. 30; NEHGS

2. Obituary, Des Moines Tribune, 23 Jun 1926, p 9; Newspapers.com

3. Wisconsin, U.S., Marriage Index, 1820-1907; Ancestry

4. 1900 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

5. Obituary, Des Moines Register, 9 Aug 1916, p 5; Newspapers.com

6. Find a Grave Memorial 158943520

7. Find a Grave Memorial 62119381

8. U.S., Civil War Draft Registrations Records, 1863-1865; Ancestry

9. Op. Cit. 5

10. Op. Cit. 8

11. OP. Cit. 7

12. Op. Cit. 2

13. Op. Cit. 5

14. 1880 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

15. Ibid.

16. Op. Cit. 4

17. Op. Cit. 4

18. Op. Cit. 4

19. Op. Cit. 4

350.1.9.3.2 William Wallace 9 Dunham, b. Windsor, Berkshire, MA, 19 Apr 1839 [1]; d. Allen, Lyon, KS, 20 Jan 1916 [2]; m. Waushara Co., WI, 7 Sep 1862, Harriet Emily Bigsby [3], dau. of Samuel Simon Bigsby Sr. and Huldah Raymound [4]. She was b. in Fairfax, Franklin, VT, 2 Jun 1843 [5]; d. Allen, 5 Jul 1918 [6]. Both were buried at Allen Cemetery, Allen [7, 8]

William was a Private in Company G 30th Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry during the Civil War [9]

Children of William Wallace 9 Dunham and Harriet Emily Bigsby [9]:

i. William A 10 Dunham, 1863 - 1936

ii. Frederick Eugene 10 Dunham 1868 - 1880

iii. Sabra Ellen 10 Dunham, 1869 -

iv. Ethan Lorrance 10 Dunham, 1877 - 1911

v. Thomas Edgar 10 Dunham, 1877 - 1932

vi. Belle Leone 10 Dunham, 1886 - 1973

References:

1. Vital Records of Windsor, MA, 1620-1850; p. 30; NEHGS

2. Find a Grave Memorial 26719804

3. Wisconsin Marriages, pre-1907; Ancestry

4. Bigsby – Mcleod Family Tree by stanleybigsby; Ancestry

5. Find a Grave Memorial 26719795

6. Ibid.

7. Op. Cit. 2

8. OP. Cit. 5

9. Obituary, the Northern Lyon County Journal, (Allen, Lyon, KS), 28 Jan 1916, p. 1

10. Op. Cit. 4

350.1.9.3.3 Ellen L 9 Dunham, b. Windsor, Berkshire, MA, 14 Oct 1842 [1]; d. in Pueblo Co., CO, 8 Jan 1909 ; m. Waushara Co, WI, 24 Aug 1862, Irving W Cramer [3, 4]. He was b. in 1842, d. 17 Jan 1902 [5]. Both Ellen and Carl were buried in Parkview Cemetery, Hastings, Adams, NE [6, 7]. Irving enlisted in the Civil War, 15 Aug 1862 as a Sargent in Co. G, 30th Wisconsin Infantry. He was Mustered Out, 30 Aug 1965 War [8]. The family was living in Denver, Adams, NE, 2 Jun 1880 [9], and in Hastings, Adams, 6 Jun 1900 [10].

Children of Ellen L 9 Dunham and Irving W Cramer:

i. Ida A Cramer, b. Wisconsin, abt. 1866 [11]

ii. Inez C Cramer, b. Illinois, abt. 1869 [12]

iii. Lena A Cramer, b. Illinois, abt. 1872 [13]

iv. Ella J Cramer, b. Illinois, abt. 1874 [14]

v. Jessie F Cramer, b. in Nebraska, May 1878 [15]

vi. Carl D Cramer, b. in Nebraska, Feb 1880 [16]

vii. Ada B Cramer, b. in Nebraska, Aug 1882 [17]

viii. Unknown Cramer, d. bef. Jun 1900 [18]

References:

1. Vital Records of Windsor, MA, 1620-1850; p. 30; NEHGS

2. Find a Grave Memorial 187469305; photo of lot 34, no marker

3. Wisconsin, U.S., Marriage Index, 1820-1907

4. 1900 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

5. Find a Grave Memorial 58099039; photo of lot 35, no marker

6. Op. Cit. 2

7. Op. Cit. 5

8. U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865, Roster of Wisconsin Volunteers: War of the Rebellion; Ancestry

9. 1880 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

10. Ibid.

11. Ibid.

12. Ibid.

13. Ibid.

14. Ibid.

15. Op. Cit. 4

16. Op. Cit. 4

17. Op. Cit. 4

18. Op. Cit. 4

350.1.9.3.4 Gustavus Eugene 9 Dunham, b. Pittsfield, Berkshire, MA, 3 Jan 1847 [1]; d. in Corbin, Sumner, KS, 26 Feb 1926 [2]; m. Watoma, Waushara, WI, 31 Dec 1869 [3], Alice Luella Miller, dau. of Orvis and Eliza Miller [4]. She was b. in Waushara Co., abt. 1852 [5]; d. in Denver, Denver, CO, 28 Feb 1926 [6].

Gustavus Eugene was with his parent’s family in Pittsfield, 14 Oct 1850 [7] and Sep 1855 [8] and had moved to Marion, Waushara, WI, by 13 Jul 1860 [9]. Gustavus and Alice were found married and living in Danbury Precinct, Red Willow, NE, 21 Jun 1880 [10], in Grant Precinct, Red Willow, 1 Jun 1900 [11] and on 9 May 1910 they were in Downs twp., Sumner, KS [12].

Children of Gustavus Eugene 9 Dunham and Alice Luella Miller:

i. Elmer 10 Dunham, b. in Wisconsin, abt. 1872 [13]

ii. Clifford 10 Dunham, b. in Wisconsin, Oct 1873 [14]

iii. Arden 10 Dunham, b. in Nebraska, abt. 1876 [15]

iv. Ross 10 Dunham, b. in Nebraska, abt. 1876 [16]

v. Elsie 10 Dunham b. in Nebraska, abt. 1883 [17]

vi. Florence 10 Dunham b. in Nebraska, abt. 1884 [18]

vii. Edna 10 Dunham b. in Nebraska, abt. Jan 1885 [19]

350.1.9.3.4.8 Mildred Elizabeth 10 Dunham, b. in Nebraska, 26 Mar 1891

ix. Myrtle 10 Dunham, b. Nebraska, Feb 1893 [20]

350.1.9.3.4.10 Leslie 10 Dunham, b. Grant, Red Willow, NE, 29 Nov 1895

xi. Unknown 1 10 Dunham [21]

xii. Unknown 1 10 Dunham [22]

References:

1. Massachusetts, U.S., Birth Records, 1840-1915; Ancestry

2. Dunham Genealogical Research Association Newsletter, v. 17, #4; Oct 2020, p. 23

3. Pre-1907 Wisconsin Marriage record, Waushara County, v. 2, p. 15; State Historical Society of Wisconsin

4. Ibid.

5. 1900 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

6. Op. Cit. 2

7. 1850 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

8. 1855 Kansas State Census; Ancestry

9. 1860 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

10. 1880 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

11. Op. Cit. 5

12. 1910 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

13. OP. Cit. 10

14. Op. Cit. 5

15. Op. Cit. 10

16. Op. Cit. 10

17. Op. Cit. 5

18. Op. Cit. 5

19. Op. Cit. 5

20. Op. Cit. 5

21. Op. Cit. 5

22. Op. Cit. 5

Generation 10

350.1.9.3.4.8 Mildred Elizabeth 10 Dunham, b. Grant, Red Willow, NE, 26 Mar 1891 [1]; d. Wellington, Sumner, KS, 24 Feb 1979 [2]; m. Lancaster Co., abt. 1911, Ward Stonehocker [3], son of John T Stonehocker and Rebecca Ann Snider [4]. He was b. in Sumner Co, KS, 22 Mar 1881 [5]; d. Wellington, 2 Mar 1964 [6]. Both Mildred and Ward were bur. in Prairie Lawn Cemetery, Wellington [7, 8].

Mildred was living in Grant Precinct, Red Willow on 1 June 1900 with her parents and siblings [9]. Then in 1910 the family was found in Downs, Sumner, KS [10]. Ward was living in Nemaha, Nemaha, KS in 1885, age 4, with his parents and siblings [11] in Bluff, Sumner, 13 Jun 1900 [12] and in Falls, Sumner, 27 Apr 1910, with his parents and siblings [13].

By 1915, Mildred and Ward, who was a Machinist, had married and they had 4 children living in Falls [14]. He registered for the World War 1 Draft in Corbin, Sumner, KS, 12 Sep 1918 [15]. They still lived in Falls in 1920 having added another child to the family [16] and by 1930 the 3 more children had been born and Ward operated a grader, working on Public Roads. The Family owned their home, valued at $300.00 and it had a Radio [17]. In 1940, the family had moved to Wellington where Ward was a Tractor Operator for the County. Both Nettie and Luella had married in the mid 1930’s [18].

Children of Mildred Elizabeth 10 Dunham and Ward Stonehocker [19, 20]:

i. Raymond Burdett Stonehocker, b. Corbin, Sumner, KS, 30 Jun 1911; d. Wichita, Sedgwick, KS, 5 Jan 1993; bur. Sumner Memorial Gardens, Wellington, Sumner, KS [21].

ii. Zelma Stonehocker, b. Corbin, abt. 1913; d. Sumner, KS, 11 Jul 1997; m. Charles Oscar Gruber (1911-1977); bur. Prairie Lawn Cemetery, Wellington [22].

iii. Nettie Stonehocker, b. Corbin, 28 Aug 1913; d. Wichita, 7 May 1993; m. Raymond Ellsworth Leitzel (1899-1983); bur. Wichita Park Cemetery, Wichita [23].

iv. Luella Pearl Stonehocker, b. Kansas, 16 Feb 1915; d. Wichita, 29 Nov 2003; m. 1st Lon Wilton Cummins (1910-1954), m. 2nd Roy Edward Gibbs (1898-1986); bur. Lakeview Cemetery, Wichita [24].

v. Melvin Dale Stonehocker, b. Corbin, Sumner, KS, 7 Oct 1916; d. Los Angeles Co., CA 1 Nov 1974; bur. Prairie Lawn Cemetery[25].

vi. Evadean M Stonehocker, b. 22 Jul 1921; d. 26 Aug 1999; m. Thomas Keeling (1922-2005); bur. Glen Haven Memorial Park, Sylmar, Los Angeles, CA [26].

vii. Charles F ‘Stoney’ Stonehocker, b. Corbin, 4 Jun 1923; d. Kansas 11 Sep 2020; m. Lois Cecil Arnett (1925-2013); bur. Prairie Lawn Cemetery [27].

viii. Leta Mae Stonehocker, b. Kansas City, Jackson, MO, 10 May 1926; d. Kern Co., CA 19 Jun 1990; m. 1942, Eugene Francis Kabureck (1919-1976); bur. Eternal Valley Memorial Park, Newhall, Los Angeles, CA [28].

References:

1. 1900 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

2. Stonehocker Family Tree by annruby1; Ancestry

3. Find a Grave Memorial 15093298, photo

4. Nebraska, U.S., Index to Marriages, 1909-1955, Certificate Number 9938

5. U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918

6. Find a Grave Memorial #15093328, photo

7. Op. Cit. 3

8. Op. Cit. 6

9. Op. Cit. 1

10. 1910 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

11. Kansas, U.S., State Census Collection, 1855-1925

12. Op. Cit. 1

13. Op. Cit. 10

14. Kansas, U.S., State Census Collection, 1855-1925

15. Op. Cit. 5

16. 1920 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

17. 1930 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

18. 1940 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

19. Op. Cit. 3, Op. Cit. 6

20. Op. Cit. 2

21. Find a Grave Memorial 15093423, photo

22. Find a Grave Memorial 15093505, photo

23. Find a Grave Memorial 86404035, unmarked

24. Find a Grave Memorial 8781044, photo

25. Find a Grave Memorial 15093328, photo

26. Find a Grave Memorial 88961326, photo

27. Find a Grave Memorial 215550349, photo

28. Find a Grave Memorial 55973660, photo

350.1.9.3.4.10 Leslie Fred 10 Dunham, b. Mc Cook, Red Willow, NE, 29 Nov 1896 [1, 2]; d. at Holy Cross Hospital, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT, Nov 1971 [3]; m. Brighton, Adams, CO, 7 Dec 1920, Florence Rose Jacobucci [4], dau. of John (Genarro) Jacobucci and Lucia Rosa Campanella [5]. She was b. in Colorado, 6 Jun 1900 [6, 7]; d. Newport Beach, Orange, CA, 3 Jan 1985 [8, 9]. Both Leslie and Rose are buried in Bellevue Memorial Park, Ontario, San Bernardino, CA [10, 11].

Leslie was living in Grant Precinct, Red Willow on 1 June 1900 with his parents and siblings [12]. Then in 1910 the family was found in Downs, Sumner, KS [13] and also in 1915 [14]. Leslie was in Hudson, Weld, CO, 5 Jun 1918 when he registered for the WW1 draft [15]. He enlisted in the US Army, 25 Sep 1918 [16] and departed for Europe from Hoboken, NJ, the Port of New York, on The Empress of Asia as a private with the 312th Motor Repair Unit, Co. C 12 Nov 1918, 1 day after the end of World War 1 [17]. He Departed from Bordeaux, France, 3 Jul 1919, returning to Brooklyn 15 Jul 1919 on the Santa Malta and went to Camp Mills, Mineola, NY [18]. It appears that he was discharged 24 Jul 1919 [19].

After getting married in Colorado in 1920 we next find the family in Green River, Sweetwater, WY in 1930 and Leslie was working as a Stoker in an Electric Power Plant [20]. In 1934 he was working as a Fireman at an Electric Power Plan, living in Rock Springs, Sweetwater, [21] and in 1940 as a Turbine Operator at a Public Utility Co. living back in Green River [22]. The family was in Salt Lake City before 1942 when he was working as a Fireman for the Utah Power & Light Co [23]. He registered for the WW2 Draft on 27 Apr 1942, residing at 326 East South Temple [24]. Leslie was a Surveyor in 1948 [25] and a Water treater in 1949 thru 1960 [26]. He was retired by 1965 [27].

Child of Leslie Fred 10 Dunham and Florence Rose Jacobucci:

350.1.9.3.4.10.1 Alice Joan [11] Dunham, b. Green River, Sweetwater, WY 8 Sep 1921

References:

1. WW1 Draft Registration Card; Ancestry

2. WW2 Draft Registration Card; Ancestry

3. Certificate of Death, Utah Department of Health; Original provided by Mike Flynn

4. Colorado, County Marriage Records and State Index, 1862-2006; Ancestry

5. Fraser Family Tree by travisfrasernyc, Ancestry

6. Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014, birth date shown; Ancestry

7. 1920 U.S. Federal Census, birth location shown; Ancestry

8. California, U.S., Death Index, 1940-1997

9. Op. Cit. 3

10. Find a Grave Memorial # 149846498

11. Find a Grave Memorial # 149846574

12. 1900 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

13. 1910 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

14. 1915 Kansas State Census; Ancestry

15. Op. Cit. 1

16. U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010

17. U.S., Army Transport Service Arriving and Departing Passenger Lists, 1910-1939

18. Ibid.

19. U.S., Veterans Administration Master Index, 1917-1940

20. 1930 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

21. U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995

22. 1940 U.S. Federal Census; Ancestry

23. Op. Cit. 21

24. Op. Cit. 2

25. Op. Cit. 21

26. Op. Cit. 21

27. Op. Cit. 21

Generation 11

350.1.9.3.2.5.1 William Glenn 11 Dunham b. Wellington, Sumner, KS, 21 June 1903; d. Tulsa, Tulsa, OK, 16 Feb. 1967; m. Conroe, Montgomery, TX, 15 Apr 1933, Cornelia Theo Buck [1], dau. of Clyde Halbert Buck. She was b. in Tulsa, 23 Oct. 1913; d. Mannford, Creek, OK, 30 Dec. 1999 [2]. Both William and Cornelia are buried in Trace Ridge Cemetery, Searcy Co., AR [3, 4]

Children of William Glenn 11 Dunham and Cornelia Theo Buck [5]:

350.1.9.3.2.5.1.1 Glenna Rae 12 Dunham b. Ringgold, Montague, TX, 11 Oct. 1933

350.1.9.3.2.5.1.2 William Greg 12 Dunham b. Tulsa, Tulsa, OK, 14 Apr 1947

References:

1. Find a Grave Memorial 41870920, photo

2. Find a Grave Memorial 45042509, photo

3. Op. Cit. 1

4. Op. Cit. 2

5. Op. Cit. 1

6. Family information provided by Kimberly Curtis

350.1.9.3.2.6.1 Sabra Etta Scott, b. 15 Aug. 1906; d. 4 Dec 1990; m. 1st in 1928, Lester Boosinger [1], son of Henry Boosinger and Margaret McCain. He was b. 23 Dec 1895; d. 6 Feb 1937, Buried in Allen Cemetery, Allen, Lyon, KS [2], Sabra m. 2nd Kansas City, Jackson, MO, 11 Dec 1937, Kennethy Lyle Auwarter son of Victor Henry Auwarter and Grace Caroline Doyle. He was b. in Olpe, Lyon, KS, 2 May 1907; d. 7 [3], Jun 1996; buried in Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, Olpe, Lyon, KS [4]. Sabra was buried in Allen Cemetery[5].

Children of Sabra Etta Scott and Lester Boosinger:

350.1.9.3.2.6.1.1 Sabra Leota Boosinger, b. Allen, Lyon, KS, 13 Apr 1930

ii. Leona M. Boosinger, b. 6 Feb 1934; d. 10 Jun 1935; bur. Allen Cemetery, Allen, Lyon, KS [6].

Child of Sabra Etta Scott and Kennethy Lyle Auwarter:

350.1.9.3.2.6.1.3 Gaylord Leon Auwarter, b. Emporia, Lyon, KS, 17 Mar 1939

References:

1. Find a Grave Memorial 82928330, photo

2. Find a Grave Memorial 82928720, photo

3. Op. Cit. 1

4. Find a Grave Memorial 95319813, photo

5. Op. Cit. 1

6. Find a Grave Memorial 41921335, photo

350.1.9.3.4.10.1 Alice Joan [11] Dunham, b. Green River, Sweetwater, WY 8 Sep 1921 [1]; d. Newport Beach, Orange, CA, 17 Dec 1984 [2]; m. Denver, Denver, CO, 29 Dec 1949, Francis Joseph ‘Frank’ Flynn [3], son of John B Flynn and Mary Ellen Powers [4]. He was b. in Emmetsburg, Palo Alto, IA, 3 Oct 1920 [5]; d. Chandler, Maricopa, AZ, 23 Feb 2014. Frank m. 2nd in 1986, Joyce Hill [6]. Alice and Frank raised their family in Salt Lake City and Corona del Mar, Orange, CA. Frank and Joyce lived in Sun Lakes, Maricopa, AZ for 27 years [7].

Francis Joseph ‘Frank’ Flynn grew up in Waterloo, IA, graduating in 1938 from Our Lady of Victory Academy High School. He attended Drake University before enlisting in the U.S. Army Air Corps and was commissioned on 2 Nov 1942. He served in WW2 as a Captain for the Air Transport Command in both the Europe-Africa-Middle Eastern and Pacific-Asiatic Theaters until 18 May 1946. He was hired by Western Airlines as a Captain but took a furlough in 1948-1949 to fly missions in the Berlin Airlift. He returned to Western Airlines and retired in 1980 as a Captain on the DC-10 Aircraft [8].

Children of Alice Joan [11] Dunham and Francis Joseph Flynn [9]:

350.1.9.3.4.10.1.1 Pat 12 Flynn

350.1.9.3.4.10.1.2 Michael K ‘Mike’ 12 Flynn, b. Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT, 1953 [10]

350.1.9.3.4.10.1.3 Tracy 12 Flynn

350.1.9.3.4.10.1.4 Tom 12 Flynn

References:

1. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-Current

2. Dunham Genealogical Research Association Newsletter, v. 17, #4; Oct 2020, p. 26

3. California, U.S., Death Index, 1940-1997; Ancestry

4. Marriage Announcement, The Salt Lake Tribune, 10 Jan 1949, p. 10

5. Iowa, U.S., Births and Christenings Index, 1800-1999; Ancestry

6. Obituary, the Arizona Republic, (Phoenix, AZ), 2 Mar 2014, p. B6; Newspapers.com

7. Ibid.

8. Ibid.

9. Ibid.

10. Ibid.

11. Op. Cit. 1; p. 26-28

Generation 12

350.1.9.3.2.5.1.1 Glenna Rae 12 Dunham b. Ringgold, Montague, TX, 11 Oct. 1933; d. Terlton, Pawnee, OK, 19 July 2004; m. 21 Aug. 1950, Aubrey Ray Newman, son of Fred Newman and Eva Leona Fox. He was b. in Woolum, Van Buren, AR, 10 Dec. 1929; d. Terlton, 13 Feb 2008. Both Glenna and Aubrey are buried in Trace Ridge Cemetery, Searcy Co., AR. [1, 2, 3]

Child of Glenna Rae 12 Dunham and Aubrey Ray Newman:

i. Kimberly Diane Newman b. Yakima, Yakima, WA, 25 Sep. 1960

References:

1. Find a Grave Memorial #83647202, Photo -

2. Find a Grave Memorial #132968808, Photo -

3. Family information provided by Kimberly Curtis

350.1.9.3.2.5.1.2 William Greg 12 Dunham b. Tulsa, Tulsa, OK, 14 Apr 1947; d. Leslie, Searcy, AR, 25 May 2006; m. Dixie Jane Harris, dau of Frank Harris and Melba Chartier. She was b. in Tulsa County, OK, 11 Sep 1949; d. Little Rock, Pulaski, AR, 5 Feb 2002. Both William and Dixie are buried in Trace Ridge Cemetery, Searcy Co., AR. [1, 2, 3]

Children of William Greg 12 Dunham and Dixie Jane Harris:

See FAGM List of Children for William – Undetermined relationships

References:

1. Find a Grave Memorial #14529652, Photo -

2. Find a Grave Memorial #45042264, Photo -

3. Family information provided by Kimberly Curtis

350.1.9.3.2.6.1.1 Sabra Leota Boosinger, b. Allen, Lyon, KS, 13 Apr 1930; d. Madison, Greenwood, KS, 25 Oct 2021; m. Wichita, Sedgwick, KS, 3 Jan 1948, Marvin Richard Allen, Jr.[1], son of Marvin Richard Allen and Effie Mae Conklin. He was b. in Emporia, Lyon, KS, 8 Aug 1927; d. Council Grove, Morris, KS, 29 Dec 2021.[2] Both Sabra and Marvin are buried in Allen Cemetery, Allen, Lyon, KS.[3,4] They have eighteen grandchildren, thirty-eight great-grandchildren, and four great-great-grandchildren.[5]

Children of Sabra Leota Boosinger and Marvin Richard Allen, Jr.:[6, 7]

i. Jerry Allen

ii. Richard Allen

iii. Glen Allen

iv. Lester Allen

v. Marlin Allen

vi. Lorita Allen

References:

1. Find a Grave Memorial 233764808

2. Find a Grave Memorial 233764840 – Marvin

3. Op. Cit. 1

4. Op. Cit. 2

5. Op. Cit. 1

6. Op. Cit. 1

7. Op. Cit. 2

350.1.9.3.2.6.1.3 Gaylord Leon Auwarter, b. Emporia, Lyon, KS, 17 Mar 1939; d. Topeka, Shawnee, KS, 10 Oct 2005; m. in Topeka, 22 Apr 1967, Linda Louise Zayac [1], Dau. of John Zayac and Marie Unknown. She was b. in Topeka, 5 May 1946; d. Topeka, 18 Jan 2019 [2]. Both Gaylord and Linda were buried in Prairie Home Cemetery, Topeka [3,4].

Children of Gaylord Leon Auwarter and Linda Louise Zayac[5]:

i. Rebecca Auwarter, m. Unknown Collom; 2 Children

ii. Kenneth Auwarter

References:

1. Find a Grave Memorial 44858449

2. Find a Grave Memorial 196304925

3. Op. Cit. 1

4. Op. Cit. 2

5. Op. Cit. 1

350.1.9.3.4.10.1.2 Michael K ‘Mike’ 12 Flynn, b. Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT, 1953 [1].

Mike moved to Southern California in 1967 and attended High School there from 1967 to 1971.[2] He is married and they have 2 children.

References:

1. Dunham Genealogical Research Association Newsletter, v. 17, #4; Oct 2020, p. 26

2. Ibid. p. 28