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| [[image:Donham-Caroline.jpg | 150px | center]]<br>[[image:Krusi, Johann H H.jpg | 150px | center]] || '''Caroline-8 "Carrie" Donham Krusi'''<br>3 Aug 1831 - 31 Oct 1902<br><br><br>'''Johann Heinrich Hermann Krusi'''<br>24 Jun 1817 - 28 Jan 1903|| [[DJD-321-John-5 | Dunham in America Profile 321.5.6.2]]<br><br> [[Media:Newsletter-Vol_XVII-4.pdf | Newsletter Article, p.32, 36-37]] || Deacon John Dunham Line<br>('''Rev. Benjamin 7, Thomas 6, John 5, Ebenezer 4, Samuel 3, Samuel 2,<br> John 1''') || Carrie was the 2nd dau. of Rev. Benjamin-7 Donham. She attended the Bethel Academy, Bethel, Oxford, ME and studied at the Lancaster Normal College in Lancaster, Worcester, MA. She m. in Somerville, Worchester, MA, 28 Nov 1856 Hermann Krusi.<br><br>Hermann was b.in Switzerland and educated in Switz., Germany, Prussia amd taught in England before comming to the United States. He taught in MA, NJ, OH before accepting an invitation to join the staff at the Oswego Training School in Oswego, Oswego, NY. He was a Professor of Philosophy of Education, Geometry and Modern Languages for 25 years.<br><br>Carrie and Hermann had 3 children. Carrie and Hermann d. in Alameda, Alameda, CA and were returned for burial in the Riverside Cemetery, Oswego. Find a Grave Memorial #[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/85753191 85753191] and [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/85754023 85754023].<br><br>Images from the book "Recollections of My Life" by Hermann Krusi.<br>Digital book in the Collection of James A. Streeter.

| [[image:Donham-Caroline.jpg | 150px | center]]<br>[[image:Krusi, Johann H H.jpg | 150px | center]] || '''Caroline-8 "Carrie" Donham Krusi'''<br>3 Aug 1831 - 31 Oct 1902<br><br><br>'''Johann Heinrich Hermann Krusi'''<br>24 Jun 1817 - 28 Jan 1903|| [[DJD-321-John-5 | Dunham in America Profile 321.5.6.2]]<br><br> [[Media:Newsletter-Vol_XVII-4.pdf | Newsletter Article, p.32, 36-37]] || Deacon John Dunham Line<br>('''Rev. Benjamin 7, Thomas 6, John 5, Ebenezer 4, Samuel 3, Samuel 2,<br> John 1''') || Carrie was the 2nd dau. of Rev. Benjamin-7 Donham. She attended the Bethel Academy, Bethel, Oxford, ME and studied at the Lancaster Normal College in Lancaster, Worcester, MA. She m. in Somerville, Worchester, MA, 28 Nov 1856 Hermann Krusi.<br><br>Hermann was b.in Switzerland and educated in Switz., Germany, Prussia amd taught in England before comming to the United States. He taught in MA, NJ, OH before accepting an invitation to join the staff at the Oswego Training School in Oswego, Oswego, NY. He was a Professor of Philosophy of Education, Geometry and Modern Languages for 25 years.<br><br>Carrie and Hermann had 3 children. Carrie and Hermann d. in Alameda, Alameda, CA and were returned for burial in the Riverside Cemetery, Oswego. Find a Grave Memorial #[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/85753191 85753191] and [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/85754023 85754023].<br><br>Images from the book "Recollections of My Life" by Hermann Krusi.<br>Digital book in the Collection of James A. Streeter.

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| [[image:Donham-Dr. Joseph Benjamin Eugene | 150px | center]] || '''Dr. Joseph Benjamin Eugene-8 Donham'''<br>9 Jul 1843 - 14 Feb 1916  || [[Media:Newsletter-Vol_XVII-4.pdf | Newsletter Article, p.42 ]] || Deacon John Dunham Line<br>'''(Rev. Benjamin 7, Thomas 6, John 5, Ebenezer 4, Samuel 3, Samuel 2, John 1)''' || Joseph was the 5th child of Rev. Benjamin-7 Donham and he served in the Civil War. Joseph and George enlisted in Co. H, 2nd Maine Infantry Volunteers on 28 May 1861. Both Joseph and George spent much of their service in the Military Hospitals due to illness. Benjamin and George were mustered out on 9 June 1863. Benjamin graduated from Harvard Medical School 1868 and set up a Medical Practice in Saulnierville, Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada were he lived for the next 37 years. He returned to Togus, Kennebec, ME, in Nov 1915 for medical treatment at the Togus National Soldiers Home and died 3 months later. Joseph was not married and was bur. in the Togus National Cemetery. Find a Grave Memorial #[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/86329040 86329040]<br><br>Photo by David Allen Lambert.

| [[image:Donham-Dr. Joseph Benjamin Eugene | 150px | center]] || '''Dr. Joseph Benjamin Eugene-8 Donham'''<br>9 Jul 1843 - 14 Feb 1916  || [[Media:Newsletter-Vol_XVII-4.pdf | Newsletter Article, p.42 ]] || Deacon John Dunham Line<br>'''(Rev. Benjamin 7, Thomas 6, John 5, Ebenezer 4, Samuel 3, Samuel 2, John 1)''' || Joseph was the 5th child of Rev. Benjamin-7 Donham and he served in the Civil War. Joseph and George enlisted in Co. H, 2nd Maine Infantry Volunteers on 28 May 1861. Both Joseph and George spent much of their service in the Military Hospitals due to illness. Benjamin and George were mustered out on 9 June 1863. Benjamin graduated from Harvard Medical School 1868 and set up a Medical Practice in Saulnierville, Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada were he lived for the next 37 years. He returned to Togus, Kennebec, ME, in Nov 1915 for medical treatment at the Togus National Soldiers Home and died 3 months later. Joseph was not married and was bur. in the Togus National Cemetery. Find a Grave Memorial #[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/86329040 86329040]<br><br>Photo by David Allen Lambert.

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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''') || Graduate in Civil Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,1895. 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. Consulting Civil Engineer for his own Companies 1911-1936.<br>Benjamin met Edith while he was working in California and continued a correspondence by Sea Mail. He was in Seoul, Korea 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 returned to Seoul where Benjamin was employed until about 1907 when they returned to the USA, setting up a home and business.<br><br>Photo from the Collection of James A. Streeter  

| [[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''') || Graduate in Civil Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,1895. 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. Consulting Civil Engineer for his own Companies 1911-1936.<br>Benjamin met Edith while he was working in California and continued a correspondence by Sea Mail. He was in Seoul, Korea 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 returned to Seoul where Benjamin was employed until about 1907 when they returned to the USA, setting up a home and business.<br><br>Photo from the Collection of James A. Streeter  

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