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Dunning, Thurtow R., B .H .B A R T O L LIBRARY
COLONEL THURLOW REED DUNNING, SR.
Thurlow Reed Dunning was born in Freeport, Maine on September 21, 1897, the second youngest of the seven children of Benjamin F. and Adriann (Reed) Dunning. Benjamin Franklin Dunning, "Frank" to fa m ily and frien d s a lik e, was a mason by trade. He was the head mason during the construction of Casco Castle. The castle burned in 1914 but is survived by the Cartlu tower which has become an area landmark. Thurlow spent his early years in Freeport and moved w;th his family to Winchester, Massachusetts when he was 10 years old. The family was deeply rooted in Freeport and eventually he returned here as did many members of his family. He married Gertrude Fransen who died shortly after the b:rt-. of their son, Robert. On September 16, 1922 he married Eth* 1 Sumner Benson in Somerville, Massachusetts. They had five children, Jesse, Mary Jane, Carol, Thurlow Jr. and Alice. He served with distinction in the United States Army in World War I (26th "Yankee" Division) and World War II (211th F. A. B a tta lion ) and was awarded fiv e b a ttle stars fo r his service in World War I and the Bronze Star for meritorious service in World War II. Between World War I and World War II he served continuously with the Massachusetts National Guard. A fte r h is service in World War II he accepted employment which brought him back to Maine and made it p ossib le fo r him to settle again in Freeport. His life long interest in the history of this country, of communities and of people seemed to lead naturally to an avid interest in Genealogy. Upon his return to Freeport he began gathering information on the early families of Freeport inclucir. : that of the Dunning family. When he retired he devoted many hours to researching the genealogies of these families. Family, including grandchildren were enlisted to heir or. many occasions. He was instrumental in reactivating the Free: : r Historical Society which had been dormant for many years. He was a firm, q u ie t , reserved and proud man who, through his example, earned the love and respect of his family and friends. He always let us know he was proud of us. he cert t:: . are proud o f him. He died on July 11, 1974.
I am honored to provide this biographical data about ry father, C olon el Thurlow Reed Dunning, Sr.
Mary Jane (Dunning) Krause Freeport, Maine April 1984 Genealogies of the Davis, Dillingham, Drummond, Campbell, Dunlap of Brunswick, Dunlap of Topshan, Dyer/Robinson, Keaser, York, Mitchell, Jordan and Fogg Families
Compiled by
Colonel Thurlow R. Dunning
(1897 - 1974) Photocopied at
B. H. Bartel Library Freeport, Maine
1984 INDEX DAVIS ANDERSON COFFIN Doris M, - 23 C a ro l D. - 13 Frank A. - 23 Edward S. - 18 Harold P, - 23 F red J . - 10 H arry - 23 James E.B. - 1o Harry A. - 23 M arion - 23 COKER E f f i e - 6 ARSEN AULT F reda M. - 22 , COOMBS Josh ua - 3 I-3.nervaH. - 22 BAILEY Susan - 3 CREDIFORD Merwy E. - 3 BAinjAR J. Brown - 7 CROSSHAN James - 7 Keziah - 1b M artha - 7 CURTIS BEAN Betsey D. - 7 Barbara - 3 Charles N. - 3 CUSHING Diana B. - 3 Lydia F. - 22 Leon L. - 3 Lester C. - 3 Linda L. - 3 DAVIS Abbie S. - 3 BUCK Mrs A bbie, w /o - L y d ia - 1 Abby N. - 3 A brah am - 2 B ROLN A. Herrick - 21 Bethia E. - 23 Albert n. - 1 Florance - 21 Albert M. - 9 Basel V. - 23 Alice M. - 23 H adalyn - 22 Almira - 12 Omar F . - 22 Annie H. - 21 Ami Annie H. - 1^ GARVELLO A rlen e - Y olanda - 21 A rle n e E. - 22 A rth u r - 3 CHASE A rth ur S. - 1i; Joseph U. - 7 A udrey - 6
CLARK Barbara E. - 1; Mr. - 3 - 22 Benjamin - 3 - 7 - 10 Vida L. - 21 1u ** 1o - 1^ Benjamin P. - 7 - 1u Bernard A. - . Bertha M. - 7 Bessie F. - 21 B e v e r l y - 1^ Blanche L. - 21 INDEX DAVIS DAVIS (C o n t., - . DAVIS (C o n t., Carlene E. - Id George - 7 Carlos H. - 18 George A. - 0 . Carrie E. - 1d . George B. - 21 Carrie L. - 22 Gladys K. - 23 - Celia A. - 22 Grace S. - 6 C h a rity A. - ^ Guy W. - 16 C h a rles - 14 Charles A. - 22 Hannah E. - 22 Charles B . - Harold - 21 Charles B. - 21 Harriet - 16 Charles H. - Up H a rrie t L. - 19 Charles L. - 1o Hattie - 7 Charles S. - b . H elen - 6 C h a rles W. - 1u Henry E. - 7 C h r is tin e S. - 6 Henry F. - 21 Clara - 1u Herberts. - 21 Clara E. - 6 C ora - 7 Isa a c - 1 - 1 - 2 - 2 - 2 Is a a c N. - 14 Daniel R. - 1 I s r a e l - 1 D orca s la. - 1u James - 1 — Eben A. - 3 James E. - 14 - 22 E b e n e z e r - 1 - 2 John - 1 - 1 - .12 - 16 - 2o C a p t. Ebenezer - 3 P r o f . John D. - -7 E d ith - 23 John E. - 6 Edward.H. - 6 - John F. - 0 Edward J. - b John M. - 3 - d Eleanor L. - 16 John M. - 12 Elizabeth - 2 - 2 - Jonas - 16 2u - 20 Joseph - 2 - 3 -- 12 - 12 Elsie M. -21 . Josep h E. - 6 - 20 Elwyn L. - 7 Joseph H. - 1u . Emma S,, - 0 Joseph J. - lu - 12 ,E rn est H. —22 Joseph In. - 7 E rn est M. - 6 Josiah J. - 2u E sth e r L. id J u lia G. - 2 3 E th ely n - 21 Mrs Ju lia A. tShaw, - 16 E velyn E. - 18 J.ia?. - 16 E velyn L. 16 E velyn w. - L e s lie - 3 LinwoodF. - 1k F ann ie 1^# -id Linwood S. - 22 Florence A. --12 L ou ise H. - 6 Frank - 1i+ L ou ise T. - 7 Frank P. - 16. L u c iile C . - 22 Fred A. - 10 Lucy - 21 Fred G. - $ - . Lucy A. - 14 Fred L. - 18 Lydia B. - 1u Lydia W. INDEX DAVIS DAVIS (C en t. DAVIS ^Cont.^ Mabel D. - 6 Vaun A. - 7 M argaret S. - l u 1u Verna - 22 j-nrtha - lu Virginia - 6 Mary - 1 - 2 - 3 - 3 Mary A. - 3 - 12 - 20 W illia m - 2 - 2 - 3 - 6 2u Mary S. - 3 W illia m A. - 6 - 12 May - 23 W illia m C. - 1 4 Mehitable - $ - 12 William D. - 14 M ercy R. 22 W illia m E. - 22 M e r r ill N. - 3 William F. - 10 Mildred E. - 22 W illia m P. - 10 * M olly - 2 W illia m S. - 6 Myra G. - 21 Wilma - 7
Nellie G. - 23 DAY Nellie S. - 22 L ou isa - 1u N ina K. - 16 N ina M. - 8 DeBREE Nonman J . - 22 D avid - 6
Paul - R. - 14- 22 DENHAM John - 22 R alph D, - 21 R alph M. - 23 DENNISON Ralph W. - 6 Maria A. -12 Raymond E. - 22 Rebecca - 22 DlnLlNGHAH Reginald E. - 22 Augusta - 6 Richard A. - 14 Robert N . - 14* DOUGLASS R o b e rt W . - 22 P a tie n ce - 1^ Rodney E. - 14 R ola n d - 14 R on a ld B. - 14 EDWARDS Ruth - 16 - 21 hen ry - 3 Ruth E. - 14 Mary - 3
Samuel 1 - 1 FIELD 2 - 2 -. 2 - 2 - H a rrie t E. - 9 Samuel Jr + "*' 5 Samuel H * -' 5 FITTS Sarah W - 1**! Woodbury - 3 Susie A, - 3 Sybil B. - $ FLANDERS B e lle - 21 Capt. Tiro thy - 20 Capt. Timothy Jr. - 20 3-OLDRUP Sarah S. - 6 INDEX DAVIS GORE LIBBY Paul - 23 Hannah P. - 9 W illia m - 23 Leon L. - 21
GORMAN LITCHFIELD James - 5 Florence S. - John T. - ^ John T. Jr. - 5 LORD Leon A. - j? Richard - 7
GOULD LURVEY Frank A. - 6 Mary - 2
GRANT Arthur A, - 21 H&cDOKALD Stella M. - 21 A lic e - 6
GRIFFIN MALM Edward P. - 12 E velyn - 14. - Emma B. - 10 EKXXNeneva L. - 7 I-3A131 Maud E. - 23 Susanna - 3 HARR HANNAFOHD Mary R. - 23 D avid - 2 HcG&XN HASKELL H arry K. - 1L;. Hazel M. - 5 MELCHER KAY FORD Susan A. - 6 Edvin A. - 21 MITCHELL HUDSON C h a rles - 2^ Granville - 7 MURPHY HYDE James - 6 Ezra L. - 12 NASH J6KNS0N Elizabeth - 6 Lucy E. - 16 U riah - 6
KILK3 NICHOLS Jane - 16 E liz a - 16
LAKE NOYES C h a rity W in fie ld A 0 Joseph 5 INDEX DAVIS
O'BRION SHANK George - 18 Roland - 21
OSGOOD SHAW Elizabeth - 16 Julia A. - 16
PAINE SI1DNT0U K ath erin e G. - 10 Raymond H. - 23 PORTER SKALi, B erth a D. - 6 Clarence - 7 Charles a. - ^ E lin o r - 7 Iv a E. - ^ Frank K. - 7 Harry F. - 0 PROCTOR Jane C. - 7 C h a rle s R. - 12 Katherine D. - 7 R obert K. - 7 Ruth - o RE66RD Augusta W. - 1^ SMITH Floyd - 22 REED R ic h a r d - 1 Hehitable - 12 SOULE RICHARDSON Desire - 6 Hattie' W. - 1u Isaac S. - 16 Jos&na - 21 RIDEOUT Sophronia - 7 . Helen B. - 21 STANWOOD ROBERTS Mary - 2 Ernest - 21 STETSON ROBINSON S adie E. - 1^ Ann - 1 Harold H. - 23 STINSON Warren - 1 ^ ROGERS Donald R. - 6 STCNEnn Josephus - 6 Elwood- 21 Fercival - 6 Joan E. -21 John E. - 21 RONE Winthrop M. - 21 Minnie B. - 23
ROY TAYLOR Marilyn J. - 23 Archer N. - 18- Robert A. - 23 Robert A. Jr. - 23 THOMAS Harriets. - 7 INDEX DAVIS
TOOTHAKER MOOD Sarah J. - Martha - 7 Mary D. - 0 TRUE Samuel - 1 Ann*% - 3 Jonathan - 12 WOODMAN Rosamond- 3 TURNER H a zel J. - WOODWARD Leslie A, - 7 TUTTLE Joseph - 10 YOUNG Hr. - b ULRICKSON Roy A. — 22 .
WALLACE Martha C. - 12
WALSH P aul D. - 23
WARREN C lyde' D. - 1k G eorge - 1^ H erb ert L. - 1^
WEBBER Samuel - 10
WEBSTER Moses
WEY MOUTH Norma - 22
WHARFF Dorcas - 10
NHITEHOUSE John - 22 Marietta - 22
WINSLOW F ran ces L. - 1L<. The Descendants o f JOHN DAVIS 1
1 John Davis, was among the followers of Rev. Richard Blyman who came t o t h is cou n try in 168.0, to be the f i r s t pastor of Marblehead, Hass. John Davis had two brothers William, who went to Roxburt and another who went to Barnstable, Mass. They were welsh gentlemen of good note. John Davis followed the Rev. Blyman to Gloucester, Mass, after the colony at Marblehead broke up. in l61fl. He was married twice: (1/ Alice ______: (2) Frances______After a few years he went to Ipswich, leaving sons, Jacoo and James in Gloucester.
2 Isaac Davis, b. , was apparently Indentured and he was f i n e d 3 pounds i n 1655 for running away from his master. His father undertook to pay the fine. Isaac m., in Beverly, 9/20/1659, Lydia Black, b. Bev erly, 6/3/1635* d/o John Black. In 1677, Isaac took the oath of Allegiance in Beverly. He was an early settler of Casco Bay in Maine. In 1bbu, he witnessed a deed (George Felt/ and worked for Robert Lawrence. In 1687, He and his son-in-law, Richard Smith, and others, petitioned Andros for land grants. T is was done after he removed from Falmouth to Yh(- Lei- ' ec with sons John and Ebenezer. Isaac lived c; a j farm acresy at Stroudvater north of nong Creek, but he had a house on his lot in the village on the neck, it is not known when he came here but he was here when Pres. Danforth came here in 1bo^ to resett le the town. Isaac and his wife were probably victims of the Indians. C h ild ren : <3 John, b. 16bo- living in Gloucester <3 Jam es, o f Ipswich, husbandman 9 Mary. b. 166^, n. Richard Smith, two sons, M. (2 Saanel Rood, two daus. She died in Ipswich i n '1733 KKX s o n , R ich ard , li v e d in B idd eford in 172v Ebenezer, b. Beverly, Mass., 11/7/1671, was in Falmouth, removed with his father to the Kenne bec. when the Country was devastated by the Indians, all the settlers were driven back to 3ager r e g io n s . ^ Isaac, bap. in Beverly, 7/ 3/ 16;^ <3 Israel, bap. Beverly, b/3/1677 3 Samuel of Gloucester, mariner, More see below a dan. who m. nitts was living in Ipswich wiyh varies i n 1733 3 Seumel Davis, 6th child of Isaac, a mariner of Gloucester, m., 1/G^, Ann Robinson They had ^ ch ild re n , o f whom two ^usaac and James, were living there in rown rarish in 174- with their mother, a widow 6 3 W i l l i am D a v is , b . G lo u ce ste r, M ass., 7 /1 3 /1 7 4 3 , d. d. , 3 4 7 /1 3 /1 7 ass., M r, ste ce u lo G . b , is v a D am i l l i W 3 Aac vs b. b avis, D Asaac 4
aulDa b. ouc er, s. 9/^3/1775# ass., M , r te s ce u lo G . b , s i av Samuel^D cr- (?" O'er- ia. \ in t .. 1 u /2 o /l^ 3 2 , Mrs.? Mar?? Stanwood. b . . b Stanwood. Mar?? Mrs.? , 2 3 /l^ o /2 u 1 .. t in \ ia. l : n e r ild h C s lng hue n l ." s d n la and house g llin e w d is n f l a h n er fa th e r s w i l l r e a d s ," m c o n s id e r a tio n o f the love love the f o n tio a r e id s n o c m ," s d a e r l l i w s r e th fa er n u a v is o i crlcucesterm . dec d and because she has sunnorted, sunnorted, has she because and d dec . crlcucesterm i o is v a u o Jms tnod o cester lou G f o Stanwood James /o d and g o o d w ill he b e a r s h is d a u gh ter, the widow i f Isaac Isaac f i widow the ter, gh u a d is h s r a e b he ill w d o o g and s u p p lie d and a tte n d e d h im self and her m otner, James g iv es es iv g James otner, m her and self im h d e d n tte a and d lie p p u s ide of Wilam Dvs n. ay Larvey: Mary and. Davis hhry rd la m and illia , o W Edes ls a f Susanna o , and him hildren f C apt. o C d e bought liv Edes here w Capt. homestead ennison. D Abner lim,
and 1833
. 3 11 10 11 11 1 Ia t . re, 8k 87 bure n Webster in ried u b 1867, - , r e 186k 'Port D. orter, .P Bertha tta E Iva 9 9 10 8 8 3 M ehitable D a v is , b . 5/4/1834# d . # m. , m. # . d 5/4/1834# . b 8 , is v a D 3 ehitable M 3 8 7 Samuel D avis, J t . , b . . b , . t J avis, D Samuel 7 Cals Wre Ba 10 - 17, , 1940, ., m 1971, - 1901 , Bean Warren Charles* u C h a rity Ann D a v is , b . . b , is v a D Ann rity a h C Sl*".*r - Jms arn en Arthur Leon - Warren James *Solm**"T.**Jr. - aulHny s, 1/ 1841, . 98 m I/ I m. 1918# d. , 1 4 8 /1 /5 1 . b , is v a D Samuel_Henry l ihp s b. 07l d. , 9 3 lo 7 l0 7 3 . b is, v a D ., b Bishop , il b avis y D S Noyes l erril M ay ua Davi b. 12/ d* * 3 3 8 /1 2 /1 2 . b , is v a D Susan Mary Lia L Ba, 91 * Bean BertFta * Diana 1941 Bean, L. ihaa L " CP'O-n'O'-O abra"e:, I "BeA::, a Barbar et "Caretn Ba, 90 97 m. 1924, ., m 1967# - 19u0 Bean, tcn rle a r"'C Leste B urr Cemetery. E liz a is buried i n wood Lawn Cemetery Cemetery Lawn wood n i buried is a : liz n e E . r ild h C borr. Cemetery. w^s urr B ild h c t s r i f ir e th where etery, Cem Grove Pine r ea n s l eebrd ia s vr knd oa who woman d kin road very orter a P as e th on liza home E is h remembered n near e r shop ild h c oe sh is H small a had He ah Nys n Ssna Kni ; . 2, i Reed, a liz E , (2 m. t; h ig n K Susannah and Noyes h ia s o J re a d aloud to them* Samuel and C h arity are b u rie d in in d rie u b are s. arity e h o C sh made and Samuel o s l a He them* . to d e v i aloud l d r a e t re la avis, D errick H , son d n ra g hy i ater in Fepr o t Pre r hr a where d a ro Porter e th on Freeport n i r e t la d e liv They 1832 Samuel and C h a rity liv e d f i r s t in Falmouth on th e shore shore e th on Falmouth t. n ra in G Sarah t and s r i f Reed d A. e liv harles C rity a h C /o d and 1894# Samuel - 182$ Nw h Hne road; d a o r Hunter the (Now i utn b id n Wese Cemetery ebster W in ried bu ouston, H a liz E C harles W. Por t e r , , r e t Por W. harles C , odir Fit itts F d. Woodbinry , 2 , 4 8 /1 8 /1 9 b. , is v / a J D m Noyes Abby ived i Yarmouth in d e v li Dai Bi e ; d r o c e r le ib B avis (D Lyrj. in d e v li , e u s is no ^ /1 d r 7 /2 ifo 1 d Cre ., E. m Merely iBTp, ., m m ., ., m dTb E ben fezer; Davis and Ann True (See p a g e 3 ., buried 1927# buried . ., d 3 e g a p 18L3, (See . b True aine, M Ann and Aubum, Cemetery Davis t Burr a in , fezer; s i ben E v Da dTb A. y r i^ lsa Webster ilosea i soe Maine estone, Lim age age , Char i ty__Noyes , o f Falm outh, d . . d outh, Falm f o , Char i ty__Noyes , ted i metn, hn, roto County. C Aroostook Rhine, estone, im L in d ttle e S 9 88 / . en i? - 16* ej ? . en and m. He Bean W. ? etery. Cem Benj. Webster o / s n i 1967* buried - iB?2 l&wett, Sarah Bean, L. ( rd Davi, 84 89 " " 1899 - 18?4 is, v a D . C Fred rhr s 17 - 1893 - 1872 is, v a D Arthur i s 16 - - 166? is, v a D lie s e L ui A. vs 16 - - 1866 avis, D . A Susie 21 buri n SJ Fepr Cemetery iFreeport SoJ in d ie r u b , 2 ^/ Cl re Boudreau e ir la C ; a?1 ' unr di ced e rc o iv d Turner, .' J Haz?*1 zl a Haske11 May azel H 18 86 ^ 4 Jsa oe of a l kon a l of f o ily fam known ell w a f o Noyes Josiah , $ ___ oe cendant on is v a D John f c ts n a d n e sc e d Some # Joshua Coombs o f F reep ort, d . 1915* 1915* . d ort, reep F f o Coombs Joshua # Clarke GoriTbn 3 / 1840 29 / 1 1807 - / 90 180 7 / , ., m , * ? 7 18 1846 / , d . 1&90, age age 1&90, . d , ^ - 1939* R.* 189^, Leon Leon 189^, R.* 1939* - ^ 1867 26 ? 6 1889 / , s /o Joseph Porter ani ani Porter Joseph /o s , , d . 1922, m ., ., m 1922, . d , 1837 " , bu ried in Burr Cer.. Cer.. Burr in ried bu , 1876 d. , 1884 ae 3 d/ /o d 73# age , ae 51# age , 83 m ( ; (1 m. , 6 / 6 18 / 1863 / 180 , , , I Some Descendants of John Davis 7 Ril-Liaia Davis, b. 3/22/16^?, d. 1o^ o, age 60, m ., De'slan Soule, 1ol2 - 1091, d/o Andrew Soule and liahaia Porter, buried in Burr Cemetery 8 Joseph E. D a v is , I 84.8 - 1^37* m., 1df1, Susan Augusta D illin g h a m , - 192^.* d /o C n a rle s T. Dillingham and Susan Dennison, buried in *ood uawn Cemetery, Jfreeport. They lived first in F re e p o rt where he owned a dry goods s to r e and moved to Brunswick when he e sta b lish e d h i s store t h e r e o Clara E. Davis, 13j2 - , grad. jf.H.S. I07-, m., 1o^o, Uriah Nash, 1J Elizabeth Rash, 19u1 -
9 Ernest M. Davis, 1074 - 1961* m. E ffie Coker, 1 bo'i - 1950** buried in wood Lawn Cemetery 9 Ralph W. Davis, 10/o -
9 Mabel D. Davis, 1092 - 19ob, single, buried ir. Wood nawn Cemecery o Gillian A. Davis, (one source calls him Jr. ('ihere is another Mm. A.l 10h3 - 1939, m. , , Susan S. M elch er, 1op1 -^19^5*7 d /o Edward n . 1-ielcner and natriei* El Soule. /i'he above source calls her Susan Belcher and says they lived in Portland, They lived in a small house an Main s t r e e t , second house south of West street. Buried in Burr Cemetery Edward n. Davis, 1o73 - 19o^, m., 19^1, Sarah Sibly ucldrup* 1o74 - 19o2, buried in Burr Uem. ^ouise Relcher Davis, 19^3- 194.1, m., 193-* Frank A. could, , She i s buried***in Burr Cemetery 11 dau. Ivpl - 1931 1 J John Edward Davis, 1945 - 1909, m., A lice HacDonald*
Audry Davis m. James Murphy 11 V ir g in ia Davi s m. David DeBree 10 Christine Sibly Davis* 19uC - , K., v 1u William Shirley Davis, 1910 - m* * In ez ID,______, 11
Helen Davis o Grace Soule Davis, , grad, F .h .S . 1*898, ml * 190h*"7oaephus Rogers
1u Donald R. Hirers Some Descendants o f John Davis 7 9 Cora Davis, 1875 - 1894* buried in Burr Cen 9 Hat t i e R . Davi s . 187b - 1959, m., Joseph W. Chase, 1876 - 1959, buried in Burr 9 Kilxia Davis. 1891 - 1963, buried in Burr Cam. 9 George Davis._ 1892 - 1931, in Monterey, Cal. NWI vet. Buried in Burr Cemetery
7 Benjamin Davis^. b. 4/ 26/ 1814, d . 1872, m. ( 1 , , 1846, Sophrcnia Soule, 1816 - 1858, d/o Samuel Soule and Sopnronla Dennison;
Buried in Burr Cemetery Five sons of Benj. and Sophronia Davis started making shoes in their yard and progressed to the very successful firm of H.E. Davis Shoe Co. of Freeport. 8 Henry E. Davis. 1847 - 1937, m., , Harriet Thomas, 185? - 194-0, buried in Burr Cemetery 9 *"Vaun Clare Davis, 187b - 1934, n . , , Leslie A. Woodward, 1885 - 1949, buried in separate lots in Burr Cemetery 8 Benjamin Franklin Davis, 18L9 - 1935, m., , Martha Wood, d. 1928, age 75, d/o Leanda F. and Maria Wood, 9 Bertha K* Davis, 187b - 1973, m., 1902, Clarence B.. Small, 18?? - 1957, s/o Jason A. Small and Ells Mi. M errill, buried in Burr Cemetery 10 Katherine Davis &nall., 1905 - , m., 1929, J ^ B r o w i Bannar 11 liar t ha Bannar 11 James Bannar 10 Frank Merrill Small, 1908 - , m ., 1931, Geneva Lucy Grif fin , 1909 ** , d/o RoDert and Della Griffin 11 Elinor A, Small, 1933 - , m. Granville Hudson^, Both school teachers. 2 children 11 Jane C. &nall, 1937 - , m., R iclia r^ __Lord, , an attorney Live in Brunswick 11 RcbertK, Small,, 1943 - , m., ^ # U.S.Army Reserve Officer ? Elwyn L._Davis, 1882 - 1961, m., 1907, Betsey Dunning Curtis, 1386 - , d/o Albert James Curtis and Hannah Maria Dunning, buried in burr 10 Bouise T. Davis, 1915 ** 1941, buried in Burr 1 c fro f. John Dunning Davis, 1929 - # grad. of Bowdoin Some Descendants o f John Davis 6
8 George Ansel Davis (called Ansel/, 18^0 - 103c , m., (1 / Hannah F*. L ibby o f Pow nal, 1852 - 1900; m. (2/, 1902*, Harriet B. Field, 18$C - 1949, buried in Burr Cemetery* No children. 8 John Fred Davis (called Fred,, 1853 - 192°, m., Florence S. Litchfield, d, 1927, age 77. d/o Starratt & Louisa LitcHfield 8 Charles S. Davis, 1653 - 1933-. m*, * Mary D. Wood d. 192?/age 67. d/o Leander F. 9 Nina 1-^rion Davis, i860 - 1°64, m., , Harry F. Snail., 1393 * 1947* buried in Burr Cent. 10 Ruth jSmall, 1903 - * m., Winfield A. L ane, fF 8o - 1959. as bis 2d wife 9 Emma Sophronia Davis, 1883 - 1941* m., 1906, Winfield A. Lane as his 1st wife, se above, buried in Burr Cemetery X 1916 7 John Mann Davis, b. 12/21/1821, d.1912 (Stone says 1822 - 1912, m,, , Susan_Bailey, 1829 - 1908, d/o James B a ile y and L a vin ia Byram, b u ried in Burr Cem etery 8 Howard J. or L. Davis, 1854 - 1917* m. Nellie L. , 1868 - 19o4* buried in Burr Com. Q dau. 1397 . o Albert M. Davis, i 960 - 1905, buried in Burr Can. 8 s . " d . 1690, age 19. " DAVIS Unplaced Benjamin Davis, , m. as his second wife, Emma Burr G riffin, 1o1? - 1900, she is buried in Burr It has been said that this Benj. was s/o Samuel Davis and Susanna Mann, The date of birth of Josiah their oldest son was prior to the birth of Henry, the oldest son of Benj. & Sophronia and before the death of Sophronia. Josiah J. Davis, 1832 - 1916, m. Hannah Ella 1834. **- 1929 in Grafton, Mass. Buried in Burr Joseph J. Davis, 1658 - 1855) Burr Harriet L. Davis, i860 - i860 " Charles W. Davis, 1861 - 1861 " Willie F* Davis, 1865 - l 86p " Benjam in Dav is , , E unice Sr, KXKKKlfXXMXX Char l e s L* D a v is , 183? - 1903, m. Esther ?G. Paine ETTA 1*5 Q5 - 1910, d/*o Geo. W. ^ Lucinda Paine, buried in Burr Cemetery Benjamin Davis, d. 1859, age 8^ (b . a b t. 1773?/ m. Dorcas Wnarff/ d. 180&, age 29 U777/^ buried in Tuttle Cemetery, Pownal? m. (2), M artha___ _ d. 1823, age 3b* buried in Tuttle Cemetery Child by Dorcas: Benjamin Davis, 1803 - 1862, m., 1829, Patience Do*-., d . 1c2'7* a g e"S h , liv e d in th e o ld Douglas homestead in Durham. She was d/o Cornelius Douglas and Lydia Buffan Quakers. Buried in Friends Cemetery, Durham Dorcas Wharff Davis, 1831 - 1568?, m ., 1659* Joserh"Tuttie, a. 1893? age 81, buried in Tuttle Cem etery, Pownal Margar e t Snow D avis, 1833 - 18%, buried in Friends Cemetery Joseph Henry Davis, 1833? - 1916, m. U /, 15&., Hattie W. Richai'dson, of Brunswick M, (2/ Julia Ann Day, l8i+2 - 1929* d/o Isaiah Day and Mary Hanson, buried in Friends Cent. Fred A. Davis, 1571 - 1872, Friends Cen. Edward H. - Laforest A. - Albert L. - Clara Lydia Ellen Davis, 1&37 - * m., 18$5, Samuel Webber William Penn Davis, 1&4-1 - , m., 1865* Louisa Day, of Durham Benjardn Franklin Davis, 18^ - l 88u, m., l6o7, August a E. "Keocrd, iSlJI - I 082, buried in Burr Margaret S. Davis, 1871 - 1068, Burr Children by Martha; Mar'tha Dav i s , d . 1830, age 20, Tuttle Cem Fatience Davis, d. I 8lij., age 9 mo*. Patience Davis, d. l 6lb, age 1 day Hehitahle Davis, d, 1823, age 1 y. 8 no DAVIS U nplaced Joseph Davis, 175^ - I 036, m. Mercy______,1772 - 1050 buried in Rebster Cemetery Nellie S. Davis. 10^6- 1067, m. Charles K. rroctor a. 1931, &S& 76, buried in Webster Cemetery Joseph Davis, 1o^/ - 189b, m. Susan A.______linn - iU97, buried in Webster Cemetery See below. Ei-ederick T. Davis, I&4.3 - 1864., Civil «ar, buried in Webster Cemetery Charles J. Davis, 1&5^ - 1921 Joseph Davis (2,, ^hi table Meed , 101& - I9c1, d /o D a n i e l Meed and Racnel Loring, buried in Webster Daniel it. Davis, drowned in rreeport 1u/21/1o^ Almira Davis, d. 183o, age 21, buried in tr-ebster Joseph Davis, m. Anna rTorence A. Davis, 1051- 19^8 m. Edward P. u riffin I O33 - , " b u r ie d in Burr Mehitable Davis, , m. Jenathan True, 1791 l 'o 3l ,' s7o""JoB.athan irue and Mehitable Worthley John Davi s , 1 0 ^ - 1 oh 2 , age 38, n. Eliza u. nyde, d., 1bo1, age o9, "d/o Dr. Jo!m A. nyde and Priscilla Williams, buried in Wood Pawn Cemetery John R. Dav is, Ibu^ - 19^3, bur-led in Rood nawn Cem. William*A. Davis, l8h2 - 19^h, m., 1u0^, Maria A. D ennison, 1bu ? "2 1921, d /c C harles Dennison and Hannah Brewer, buried in Wood Lawn Cemetery They lived in the old Joshua Mitchell house on the co rn e r o f Main and Nathan Nye MhMAAX s t r e e t s , la te r owned and occupied by Sylvia and Waiter Cclbath. Sylvia Colbath, nee Thomas, was a grandniece of Maria Dennison Davis. William Davis started business with William Gore in the firm of "Gore & Davis", later changing it to N.A. Davis. It was later owned by Stephen M itchell was married to a niece of Maria Dennison D avis and then by Homer Weston, s o n -in -la w o f Stephen M itchell. W illiam and M aria had no c h ild r e n Sarah W. Dav i s , d . 1816, age 9 mo. Wood Lawn Cem. Mhry n. D a v is , d . 1831, age 3 DAVIS FAMILY David, bora 1759, n. Mercj, Pete da^, o f , d ied May 1, 1636 Mercy born 1 7 7 2 , .d ie d Apr. 28, 1658 juried Webster Ceae'ry. C tiila r e s : Joseph, b. Kay 24, 1837, A ls ir a , b . , died Sept . 27, 85 Saao ( r ) . 'oaepb, born May 24,1807, ,a. Susan Ann Fitts, , da,u. of Samuel &RA Eleanor Godgina F itts , died C ct. 20,18=5, Freeport ( r ). Sleascr bora Apr. 3, 182C, Freepost tr) Died kar. 6, 159^ Freeport (r). Children: Freieric* T ., b. Feb* 33, 1843, , died December 30, 1864* . Co. H, 20th heg.Me. Vol. Sr- Oa- f ^Charles J.,b. Far. 6, 185ft, b'Sprank P ., K. Sept. 14,1854, * =* *- R . Ctirtia^RiFirY,dan. cf Sar.ue-cSa. . j—1 d. Gaud Curtis. Died Oct. 21, 1945, Freeport (rj. . * ' Dec. 7, 1657,50;= shan, and Died Lay 1, '933, Free; '- See Davis, Prank Sapple^ert. OhaYlea J . , bern Far. 6, 1850, , a. Addle leale, , jan of *6i' '* *i Freeport \rl. Aadia earn g& ildrea: Lucy Adtiic.s. Apr. 13. 1876, Cliffora Charles.b. July 17, 1687, d.i^3 3&&ARber 21, 1918, * S^S*e ^ . , 0. 0*-- < -** ;rar: 2K.Xwnr.' t 1 . f l 'l l i t r ^ Daria, Juste bcpple - t DAVrS Unplaced Isaac N. Davis, d. 1882, age 66, m. Elizabeth D. d. 1890, age 591 buried in Burr Cemetery Franlc E. Davis, 1878 - 1957* r n , 1900, Sarah Jane Toothakert 1877 - 1991* buried in Burr Charles Henry Davis, d. 1902, age 6 mo. Annie Nay Davis, 1904 - , n., 1925, Harry K. ^bGann Arthur Stanwood Davis, 1906 - , m., 1926, Sadie E. Stetson Linwoed Frank Davis, 1927 - Beverly Davis, 1932 Richard A. Davis, 1934 * Roland Davis, 1936 son, 1907 Bernard Alton Davis, 1909 - , m. , 1931* Frances L. Winslow Ronald B. Davis, 1932 - Barbara E. Davis, 1933 ** Rodney R. Davis, 1935 Evelyn W. Davis, 1910 - 1910, Burr Cem son, 1912" Robert Nathan Davis, 1913 - * m., 193*:* Evely n Malm, Arlene*Davis, 193^ Paul R. Davis, 1930 - Janice B. Davis, 1943 Ruth Esther Davis, 1914 Frank Davis, , m. Elizabeth "Willi'ajn C. Davis, d. 192f, age 70, at Bath William B. Davis, 1817 - I9ui^., m. Phebe______Geo. W. Davis William D. Davis , 1886 - 1966, Grove Jem. Cnarles B. Davis, , m. Betsey ______Lydia W. Davis, d. 1911, age 65*, m. Warren Gtimson Charles Davis, Aa.die______^ vis, d. 1925, &geh9, n., Geo,. W arren Clyde Davis Warren, 191^ Herbert L. Warren, 1917 - 1919, Grove Cen. DAVIS A Unplaced Jonas Davis m. E lizabeth Osgood, b. 1817 John Davis, in., 1836* Eliza Nichols, 1806 Walter Davis , , in. Keziah Crossman, 1781 - Ab'qv, w/o J.0. Davis Harriet Davis, , m. Isaac Smith Soule, 1832 - 1910, lived at Porters Landing Prudence, w/o Joan Davis, d, l 88u , age 82 Ruth Davis, age or 76 D a v is , m. J u lia A. Shaw, d . 192^, age 9 2 , d /o Seward & A bigail Shaw Hina Davis, d/o David and Jane Kilns, d. 1929, Age 7t Evelyn K. Davis, 18?7 - 1957, ri.3 1901, Perc.ival Rogers 1875 - 1942, buried in Burr Guy W. Davii?, 1872 - , m., 18?9, Lucy E. Johnson, Eleanor Ll" Davis, 190n DAVIS Frank P. Davis, l 8pil - 19!p5, C a rrie Edith W ? - 1936 ------buried in So. Preeport Cera. Fannie Lillian Davis, 1879 - 193$ Gladys Irene Davis, 1897 - 1&97 m., 1901, Archer W. Taylor, 1878 - 1957, buried &n So. Freeport Cem." F re d n , D avis, l 88u - 1963, ra. Edith L.______1o3k - , buried in So. Freeport Cem. Carlos h a r o ld D avis, 190i+ - 1907, s o . Frc^ ort Cer . Evelyn Eva Davis, 1906 - Carlene Edith Davis, 19u? - , n., 1931, / James E.B. Coffin, "19^7 - 1963, s/o James .. Coif in and Vera W. Ballard, buried in Wood navrn Edward S. Coffin, 1932 - Fred J. Coffin, 1933 - Carol D. Coffin, 1936 - Esther L, D a v is ., 1918 - , m ., 19L2, ^ eor-e O 'b r ie r Carrie Eva Pavia, 1882 - 1903, buried in So. Freeport Cc-i. DAVIS Unplaced Cart.Timothy PAv&s. d. 1812, ago Z6$ ( 1? 6k / K. Consent d . l o 2i_'., ago 32 ( 1772; bu ried in Granite Cen, Elizabeth Davi c, d, "'82k, age ^2 Graritc Cr-ti Hrry A. Da?&a^ d , 1666, age $ 0, ^rai.te Co C fp t , Tiriot.h.y D uvis, dt age 27 Gr-v^-i. -e (jet billian Davis, d. 1o61, age 7^ granite Cem dohn D avis, d. 1f^^, age ? , m. Sarah______Elizabeth Davis, d. 10^9, age 67 Timothy Davis, d. 1799, age 1y Anni M. D avis, d . 18^2, age 17 Joseph E. Davis, 1olo - 16^1 John Davis, d. 1oo3, age 7- All above buried in granite street cemetery, j.arnouth DAVuS Lucy D avis, , m. Joshua Soule Lucy Ann Soule, d 19d6, age 71 (1^33) 3-/ Annie M. Davis, 19o7* Edvin A. r:ayfo* —Aw F lo r e n c e A. D a v is , l 8^h - 19^6 Eduard P. G ri'fin 187?' E Bessie F. Davis, , n. , 1913* Arthur A. Parent nerbert VJ. Davis, , m., 19?3* Kate 3ellr Flanders Elsie II. Davis, , m., 191^, Eluood stoi e i l , John Elluood Stowell, 1914 - 191? Mintlurop Martin Stowell, 191p - , m., 1" !-3* tella Merrill Grant, 1920 - , d/o Chester P. Grant art' Alice B. Merrill Joan Elizabeth Stowell, 1926 - Myra G. D avis, , m., 1 9 16, Leon G. h ioh y See L ib b y Heni'v F. Davis, , m., lyu?* Yolanda A. Carvalho A. nerrick Davis, , n., 1911, helen B. Rideout George Bernard Davis, , m., 1912, Veda G. Clark Harold Davis, , m., 1927, Florence E. Broun, d/o Frederick A. & Hattie Broun Ralph D. Davis, 1931 ** C harlene E. D a v is , 19b3 - DAVIS Robert N. D avis, , m , 1934* Evelyn Halm Arlene E. Davis, 1935< Paul R. Davis, 193^ - J a n x ice E. Davis, 1943 * Ernest h. Davis, , m., 1937* Freda M. Arsenault Raymond E. D avis, , m ., 1937, Lydia ? . Cur h..^ Celia Ann Davis, , m ., 1937* Floyd Suitii Reginald E. Davis, , m ., 1939* Jj&delyn --rom LinwoodSDavis, , m., 1939* Minerva 1!. Coonba norman J. Davis, , m ., 1941* Norna E. - eyrouth Mildred E. Davis, , m ., 1942* Merton C . MsllaC'- Lucille C. Davis, , m ., 1942* Roy A. UlricMdr n Rebecca. Davis, , m ., , John -.-Jhitehous'* - ^ ^..arietta Phitchouse m. Clark lAMnK Verna Davis, , m ., , donn D e m ia n to C h a rle s A. a Grace Davis, 1919* Mercy Roberts Davis to l i j .l i a m S. & Inez M. Davis, 1943* infant V ^ 13 *8 *------j jxiiR'ixroR fXgxxgriKgxg^:-3cg&x^xa:/R :x :k.:i/9.ii x-r- d . 1.927 * age,2,?^ d /c - tvtntia-i - l*4rvC-?tftPld'* "" " i K X X K Y g x t s g 4ary *iay ' Hannah E l±a D avis, d . 1929, age 9b Carrie L. Davis, d. 1933* age f 1869 - 195*8, m ., 1 9 0 0 , Omar P. Brown, 1009 19^0, ouried In Burr Cemetery a e rtn a Edi t h Brown. 1^00 - Hazel Velmer Brown, 1903 - — ^ Doris Mae Andersen, 1913 - 1930, buried in B urr Cem., ra., -1933, Robert" Roy Jr,* 193k - Marilyn* j f nby, 1935 R aloh H. D avis, 187^ - 1946, m ., 1893*, Maud E. G r if f in , , he is buried in Burr Cem. Alice May Davis, 19o0 - , m., 1923, Paul D. ^alsn, Glegys E.'Davis, 1902 - 190^, Burr Cemetery. Samuel Clif ford Davis, 18?^ - 1946* is*, 19d^, Mary Roseiia M arr, ItUBb - f 96*24" l 3uried in Burr Julia Gertrude Davis, , m., 1906, Raymond R. sim orton INDEX DILLINGHAM ) j -f ANDERSON CARD $. Augustus - 6*' Sarah E. - 1. CARLETON BACON carries A. - 1 7 * Mary E . - b Patience M, - 4* - CARR Augusta - 6 BAILEE Eliza 0. - 6 CAnTES E lm ira - 37 A b b ie - 11 A ngie - 11 RANIS Anne - 11 Janes H. - j? Cornelius - 11 D a n ie l - 11 - 11 * * BATES .A " Esther H. - 11 * * Charles A. - 1u" H a r r ie t - 11 Fred H. - 1u Joanna - 11 John H. - 10 Nathan - 11 - ' - -* Seneca L. - 10 * Sarah A, - 11 - . U rsu la - 1 - . BAXTER * *' G eorge - 16 " * CHANDLER * *' Betsey - 10 * *' BELL " " * . - F lo r e n c e B. - 17 CLARK Thomas R. - ^ BENJAMIN " ' -i - c ' Elizabeth - 1 2 " CLAXEE ' C h a rle s D. - b - . BIETCH Tom - " 6 COKER * * E f f i e - 5 * " - - BRACKETT Rpxanna - 1o COLLINS ' - . Ida C. - 5 - - BRE.3ER " ' - r Rebecca -4" COOMBS - . Abner - 11 BRO'RN Mr. - 6 - Georgia n, - 1^ Joseph S. - 12 CURTIS Mary - 2 BURNS lizzie D. - 1 DENNISON DILLINGHAM (C o n t., A rts o n - 11 Edward- 1 -2 - 15 - 15- 15 Edwin C. - 11 15 - 15 Joanna - 1u Edward D. - 8 Margaret - 18_ Edward M. -1 2 Susan - $ Eliza - lo E l i z a b e t h - 16 DeREMER Elizabeth II. - 5 C o r n e liu s - 12 Erla F. —12 Ellen A. -5 DILL .. . E lle n H. -8 ' * L u la - 8 Elsie R. -5 - Erma C. - 5 DILLINGHAM _ r . Enos - 12 Abby F. - 12_ Enos C. -12 Abby J . - 13 Erlon B. -12 Abigail - 11 - 15-- E th e l M. - 13 Adelaide - $ Experience - 15 A d e lin e - 12 Albert A. - 1? _ . Florence B. - 5 Albert R. - 7 Franklin - 11 A lb e r t W. - 7 F r e d e r ic B. - 6 Alice C. - 7 Frederic H. - 6 Ann C . - 6 Frederic J. - 6 Anna M, - 12 Frederic W. - 16 - 16 I Betsey - 12 ^ .. George - 11 - 1*) - 13 Broderick - 17 George A. -5 George B. -5 - 7 Celia P. - 11 - . George E. - 8 Charles - 13 Charles A. - 11 Hannah - 2 - 3 ' 13 * 15 Charles L. - 13 Hannah G. - 16 Charles T. - 5 Harriet - 11 Cnarles T. Jr. - 6 Helen b*. - 6 Clara - $ - . H e n rie tta - 6 - 12 Clarissa - 12 Henrietta P. - 13 larissa M. - 12 Henry - 1 -15. l i f f o r d - 11 Henry C. - 12 Content - 2 - 15 Henry F. - 13 ((Orneliu s - 3 * 11 " Herbert - 6 Horace - 8 - 6 ^ 13 - 13 - 1? - D eborah - 2 - 9 Ida H. - 0 Deborah R. - <3 Ida S. - 18 Diana - 15 Ignatius - 16 - 16 D orcas - 2 - . I r v in g L. - 12 ! _ „ . Ebenezer H. - 6- , Jean L. - 6 Edna - 16 - . Jeremiah -2 Joanna - 8 - 10 Edmund R. - 13 - . INDEX DILLINGHAM DILLINGHAM (C o n t., DILLINGHAM ^Cont. John - 2-2-3- 7 Samuel - 3 - 4** *5 - 15 - 15 - 15 - 17 - 17 15 John G. - 15"--16 Samuel C. - $ 16 - 13 Samuel D. - ip- Josep h - 8 - 8 - ip Samuel J. - ^ Joseph E. - ? " - Simeon - 15 Joseph P. - o StanislausP—" 12 -XXrXrcRX Josep h W. - o Stephen - 15 - 15 * 15 Josephine - h Susan A. - 5* Joshua - 2 Sylvanus - J c s ia h C . - 12 — ' ' \ Thomas - 2 * - Laturius C. - 16" Thomas H. - ? Laura. G . - 5 Thomas M. - 17 Lemuel. - 2 Thomas R. - 7 Lorreu s B. - 13 - f-! .a .. Lydia - 2 - 15 * - Vernon C. - 12 Mabel E. - 7 W alter - 7 Malatiah - 2 - 10 - William- 2 - 3 - 1 3 - 15 * " - 15 - 15- 15 Marcia A. - 6 William A.P. - 17 Margaret C. - 6 W illiam B. - 12 Margaret E. -5 William F. - 12 - Marion C. - 13 " * William H. - 11 Martha 1-1. - 8 W illia m s . - 15 - 16 - 16 Martin A. - 5 Winfield P .-- 6 Mary - 2 - 2 - 2 - * 3 - b. - 13 - D-OTf I-jary I<. - 5 Mary - 3 Mercy - 3 - 13 " * "* M eribah - 2 EBERT Merrill - 7 Elizabeth- 8 -Mephiba she th - 2 Miherva - 7 " " EDWARDS ' - . K* Louise - 8 _ R u s s e l l - 9 Patience - 2 - 2 * * EMERSON ' - Perez H. - 8 W illiam - 11 Parley H. - 8 - " 8* P i t t - 17 - 17 EI-ERY - ' j Warren E. - 16 Remember - 1 5 - T$* & Reuben - 12 FLANDERS - - Ruth - lb Mary P. - 12 Ruth A . - 13 " - < . - . Ruth S . - 6 j ' - - GARDNER i Hope - 5 BUCKINGHAM GATES JACKSON S y b il L. 13 D o ris - 9 i Ernestine - 9 GIFFORD Marshall E...- Deborah - 1^ Maria - 2 JOHNSON A bbie H. - 12 GODFREY - W illia m - 9 Isa a c - 11 JOHNSTON GRAN T Evangeline - 6 E lla - 11 John H. - 11 JONES Uriah - 11 _ Costella - 121 GRIFFIN Hannah - 1 KELSEY John L. -ij. EALL Ida J* - a _ KINCAID Sarah - 16 E m ily - 1o E ANSON " 1 ^ Fred - 12 - , LEAVITT Frank R. - 13 HART P r i s c i l l a _-.17 LITCHFIELD N eal K. - 6 .. HATCH Elizabeth - 17 - L0RIN3 Lydia - 2 Eva M. - 6 Phebe - % 2 HELLENBOLT M&TOON Eliza S. - 12 F*rahk - 18 HORN MAXIM Eu. n ic e - 11 Edwin A. - - . 1 Edwin D. - 5 HUBBARD Marion S. -]? Mrs. Eliza (Brown/ - 8 McCABE Hm? KELOC Annie H. - 10 K endall - 9 MERRILL HUTCHINS Sophia H. - 6 Sarah - 16 1-TRRYMAN Sarah - 11 DILLINGHAM MITCHELL PORTER Adah B. - 9 , Charles - 6 A m i R. - Q _ A rth u r - 9 _ Clarence - 9 RARSON D eborah - 9 F r e d - 11 , - Flora C. - 9 Frank - 8 RICH 1 ] FTed C. +Tib; -9 Susan E. - 10 F red W. - 9 Grace K. - 9 RICHARDS Josep h - 3 - 13 Nellie A. - 16 L ula - 9 Marcia C. - 8 ROGERS Mary E. - 9 Angie M. - 11 _ N athan - 9 Elmer E. - 11 . N iellie - 9 Grant - 11 Hattie C. - 11 PDORE Janes L. - 11 Elizabeth A, - 6 Janes N. - 11 .. I LincolnE. - 11 M3SSE Frank P. - 9 ROSE j D e b o ra h - ^ M3SES Harriet J. - 9 \ -V i -SARGENT EACH Elsie A. - 8 Elizabeth - ^ SIMPSON Ferdinand - 18 SMITH U riah - ^ D r. ^ Alanatia- ^ _ C harles j 0 -* Marion D. - 6 NORTON 7 P ic ra - 9 _ SCUTLE ^ Edgar C. - 8 NYE Flora M. - 8 .. Abigail - 1p "'George A. - 8 George S. - 8 H a u r i l l a - 8 _ OSGOOD M inerva -8 Lucy M. - o Philonelia T. - 8 ! STANIELS PEAKE D avid - 8 Elizabeth - 17 STOCKER IDGE PERRY! John - 13 Hannah - 1 STOVER PITT(3, Deborah - 6 Elizabeth -1 7 ! POM ILLY Elizabeth H. - 11 INDEX - DILLINGHAM SY LVESTER WINSLOM Ella A. - 1o " A rth ur F Ella M. - 10 Frank B. Frank P. - 10 Fred E. - 10 Fred H. - 10 George H. - 10 George M. - 10 Hannah - 10 " * Ida M. - 10 John - 10 Joseph - 10 - *0 Lewis T . - 10 Mary - 10 Merritt - 10 * - O r v il le - 10 Roxanna - 10 SYPDNDS - - Lena G, - 6 " * TOMNSEND Dalbion - 1? Jesep h - 3 - 13 Rosilla (Rose; (Randaliy 9 VIRGIN Clarissa - 12 CALLAGE -Sarah E. - 12 - - WELCH Fannie S. - 16 i WHITING Norman L . - 6 WILMARTE A lb e r t - 11 Anna - 11 C h a rles - . 11 INDEX . DILLINGHAJ'I SY LVESTER ^ WINSLOW E lla A. 10 A rth ur F. E lla M+ 10 Prank B. Frank F. - 10 Fred E. - 1u Fred H. - 10 George H. - 10 George M. - 10 Hannah - 10 - Ida K. - 10 John - 10 Joseph - 10 - 10 Lewis T* - 10 Fhry - 1 0 H e r r it t - 10 O r v il le - 10 R cxam a - 10 STT-BKDS Lena G, - 6 TOWNSEND Dalbion - 17 Jaseph - 3 - 1 Rosille (Rose/ (Randall/ 9 VIRGIN C la r is s a WALLACE -Sarah H* ! WELCH Fannie S . - 16 ! WHITING Noman L., - 6 WILKAREH A lb e r t - 11 Frha - 11 C h a rles - 11 DILLINGHAM ! Edward Dillingham. son cf Rev. Henry and Cseth Dillingham, bpt. 1595, at Cottesback, Leicestershire, Eng., m., 1614, Ursular (Dusilla) Carter. They had 7 children, three of whom came to America with him, Oseth, Henry and. John. Be cane over on thr ship "William Francis", arriving in Boston in 1632, he settled in Lynn. One of "tenn men cf Saugust" (Lynn was called Saugus at that time) to recieve large grants of land at Cape Cod. Be helped to found the town of Sandwich. Henr y Dillinvhais. b p t. at Cottesback, Leicestershire, E n g l, IO /I3/ 1624. He d. in Sandwich, Mass. 7 /2 6 /1 7 0 5 . Re came to America in 1632 with his father and moved with him from Lynn to Sandwich in 1637, where he pass ed the remainder &f his life . He appears on a list of men able to bear arms in 1643. Be m., 6/24/1655, Hannah Perry, who d. 6/9/1673. Be adopted the Quaker faith and suffered persecution with others of that sect. On 6/7/1659 he was fined 50 shillings "for refusing to serve in the office of con stable, being chosen by the town cf Sandwich", and again fined 2 pounds, 10 shillings for again refusing. Re and his wife were again fined in 166C. Later, in 1660, he served as constable, which shows that either he had given in or that the town had ceased to bother hi* so much, ^e still, however, was of the ^uaker f a i t h . In 2/24/1652, he was one of the "Juriers to lay out the convenient Way from Sandwich to Plymouth". In 1658 he aopears as a land owner; in 1662 he took the oath of Fidelity; in 1567, with his brothrt John, settled his father's estate; in 1670 he was ong the Grand Jury; in 1675 he appears on the list of "towns men" of Sandwich and was"voted to become one of the Council of War from that town". < In Jure, 1689, he was admitted freeman. As it was Necc- esaary for this, that he should have complied with all the civil and religious requirements, it indicates that he had maSe his peace with the Authorities and also that the persecution of the Quakers had been mod ified or abandoned. ^ T?is nane id found on a list of freemen in 1701 ana 1<02 Mrs. A.R.W. French says in "An American Ancestry", "Henry 2 Dillingham' son of Edward 1, was b. about isi7. He had eight children, of whoa only the naae of Dorca a who B. Ralph E a r le in l.o$<^,arc. Edvard have been y os— erved." The birth cf but 5 are recorded in the Sand wich records, and cnly these sane 5 are mentioned m their father's w ill. An inventory of Henry's will ahowa ^ Ygj^tie cf 84 pounds, 16 shillings, 6 pence. Children of Henry Dillingham and Hannah Perry: ! Mary, c. 12/23/1653 1? Quaker records, 12/25/1553 by town ! r e c o r d s . John, b. 4/21/1656, by Quaker records, 2/24/1658, by town records. (Possibly another John d. an infant.; Deborah, b. 3/ 21/1660, a. "in the Friend's way", 1686, ; Daniel Wing J r., 1564 - 1740 Dorcas, b. 3/31/1662 d. 1742, 1692, Ralph Earle Jr. b . 1660 Edward, b. 4/21/1665, d. 3/29/1739. 3 John Dillintnam. b. Sandwich, 4/ 21/ 1656, according to Qua- } ker records. Town records give 2/24/k658. This m^due to { another John being born at the earlier date and dying as an infant. There are no positive records on John. There are no records of his marriage or his wife's name, butwith the evidence at hand, there is good reason to believe that he m. Lydia 3 Hatch, dsn. of Jeremiah 2 (Thomas 1) Hatch and Mary Hewes, b. 12/15/1669. At a meeting held 6/8/1709, John Dillingham contributed 1C shillings and Lydia Dill ingham 5 shillings toward the expenses of the Boston Meet ing. The will of Jeremiah Hatch, 3/16/1712, mentions " Lyd ia Dillingham, daughter". He was admitted a townsman 1/27/1681. In 17C1 he was on a list of freemen. He d. prior Bo 5/2/1733. Children all born in Sandwich: John, 1695 - 1769 in Eanover Jeremiah, 1696 - 1752 Malatiah, 1700 - 1786 in Hanover Patience x. E llis or elles Mary (perhaps) a. William Gifford Edward (probably) d. 1783 4; Melatiah Dillingham, b. about 1700 in Sandwich, d. l/ 2!p/1766 in Hanover, Mass., age 86. He was a Quaker. He was a blacksmith by trade and engaged in shipbuilding -with his son, Edward on the North River in Hanover and Marshfield. ' He first purchased land in Hanover in 1733 from John S to c k b rid g e . Bought and so ld la n d in Hanover and Marsh f i e l d . K* (1) 1723, at situate, Mary Curtie, dau. of Benjamin Curtis. She d. 1728. C h ild re n : Edward, b. 1724, d. Freeport, 1812 Lemuel, b. 1727, d. Bristol, Maine, 1817 ^ary m. Judah Boweman c f West Falmouth M. (2), 1730, Phebe Hatch of Hanover, who d. 1731 - 2 C h ild : M ephiboshetn, 1^31 - 1732 M. (3), 1734 - 5, Maria Gifford, 170° - 1780 Children: Lydia, 171%- 3 a. Raccheus Gifford __Hannah, 1737 - 8 called a spinster in 1784 Co&tent, 1739- Thomas, 1741, d. after 1795 J osh u a , 1743, moved t o New York Merihah, 1745 - William,, 1747 - DILLINGHAM 3 0 ! Dillinph^n (Malatiah h- John 3- Henry 2- Edward 1; b. abt. 17^4 ^No record of his birth has been foundSee under Ignatius)., d. 3/16/1612 in Freerort, Maine, n., 17b1, I^rc7_Dot^, of Scituate, M ass./d. L/L/1612, d/o Samuel Doty and Mary Cobb. Burial place unknown. The records of the Friends Society (Pembroke Monthly meeting/ of 1?03, contain this entry:- "Edward Dilling ham is reported to have removed to Falmouth Monthly Meet- ing. ^almoutn, no%-J Portland, Maine was the meeting dace of the Quakers from the surrounding towns, including* Freeport, formerly No. Yarmouth, where most of Edward's descendants have lived since. Some of his children were born in Hanover. It is said by descendants tnat Samuel, oldest son of Edward, came to Freeport with nis father from Mass, and were blacksmiths and shod horses for tne stage as it stopped in Frecoort on the post road from Fort land to Brunswick and beyond. Edward does not appear among the heads of family in the census of 1790, but it would seem, from the figures, that he was included in the family of his son Samuel of F r e e p o r t C h ild r e n : Samuel, h. 1761 - page ip Malatiah, b. 1762 - page 10 Mary, b. abt 1767.,- page 13 , , Mercy m. 1 2 /2 0 /1 7 6 6 / Joseph Townsend W illiam b. 1770 - page Hannah, m. 9/22/1796, Joseph Mitchell page 13 Cornelius, b. Hanover about 176t, d. after i860, probably in Freeport page 13 S In possessi s se nt i Fr , a s i t, r o p e re F in ts en d escen d is h f o e n o f o n io s s e s s o p n !I 76, Freepor, 12/ dn of Toa Rs and Rose Thoaas f o dan. , 3 2 3 /1 2 /1 5 rt, o p e e r F . d 62, 17 '-OU? Hanover . b Rose, Deborah 20/1737, / 3 , . = 4/1832, / e , t r o p In 1 7 6 2 , bein g i n H anover, M a ss., Samuel D illin gham bought bought gham illin D Samuel ort. ss., a Hanover. M reep F f o anover, H etery, Rogers Cem n i Woodlawn James g f o bein n i , dau. 2 6 ried 7 1 bu was In re who a Both ogers, R Rhoda aul li ham. Hnvr Mas. 10/ 1751, Fre ^ ree- .F d , 1 5 7 /1 1 /2 0 1 ss., a M Hanover, . b . m a -h illin D 3axuel F r e e p o r t , c o n p r is in g 3 m ales, 16 o r o ld e r, 1 m ale under 1 6 , , 6 1 under ale m 1 r, e ld o r o 16 ales, m 3 g in is r p n o c , t r o p e e r F hms oe his f i l of te ae on 26 town, sane the f o , w -la -in r e h t fa s i h Rose, Thomas f o e a a ac mih b tade a ws . r e h t a f s U was as e, d tra by ith sm ck la b a was Be tim e s from 1798 t o 1325, to C o r n e liu s , Joseph, Samuel J r . . r J Samuel Joseph, , s liu e n r o C to 1325, o t 1798 from s e tim By th e U .S. cen su s c f 1790, he was head o f a fa m ily in in ily m fa a f o head was he 1790, f c s su cen .S. U e th By t s e t o f f as F r e e p o r t . He sold la n d in F reeport a t variou s s variou t a reeport F in d n la sold He . t r o p e e r F as f f o t e s ad n No Yrot, ie i te l er n r te la t r a p the in . m a h g aine, M illin D Yarmouth, all ew S o. N and in land f o s e r c a n 4 e ales. fem 4 and ous ad nteresting od pitcher, rbby ae n Eng in made probably , r e h c t i p old g n i t s e r e t in and s u io r u c and. n h front is hi nm, Sme Dilngham" On ". m a h g illin D "Samuel name, is h s i t n o r f the On . d n la B la ck sm ith ' s A m s Below i s th e motto "By hammer and hand hand and hammer "By motto e th s i Below s m A s ' ith sm ck la B hammers surmounted by crowns, two above and one below the the below one "The and d e above ib r c s two in is crowns, which by r e v o arms surmounted f o hammers t a o c a s i e id s e th f o l l o w i n g : "B la ck sm ith s G uild o f London, In co rp o ra te d 15 15 d te ra o rp co In London, f o uild G s ith sm ck la "B : g n i w o l l o f c o a t o f m ail on e i t h e r s id e . The s h ie ld c o n ta in s three three s in ta n o c ld ie h s The . e id s r e h t i e on ail m f o t a o c a l l a r ts to s ta n d ". The c r e s t i s a phoenix and th ere i s a a s i ere th and phoenix a s i t s e r c The ". d n ta s to ts r a l l a e h sec aly of t l Cr t n a on - st re C . t s la e th f o lly ca u d the d n found co e s s i the f o 1780, in led d n d a e h lish b u p , ry ld ra e H Edmondson's Im hevr . n ro v e ch nin mto " Gd l, o e h am con— arms The . " stand". t i do be arts so ll a ill, hand and w God banner s "A — "By motto - Motto Ancient tl. s la et mut hro a hei wt wi s ndor- o d in gs in w with and s ith phoenix sm a lack 'B f thereon o name ; t r by e v - mount a 1578 - . reath s w i l E 20 - l i r o A fir m e d and the c r e s t a lte re d by S ir William Segur, G arter, arter, G Segur, William ir S by d re lte a t s the e r of c because the sun rt a and hammers the d e with m ree th fir erself h between g , in r o fir proper chevron ced a s', Arm s r ie r r u n S he 2t cf Jn - 8 ae I %0 ^ 1%60. - I Janes 8 - June f c 24th e th ^1^/1341, c a l l e d J r ., a b la ck sm ith , town tre a su re r, r, re su a tre town , ith sm ck la b a ., r J d e l l a c ^1^/1341, F re e p o rt, b . 5 /3 /1 7 S 9 , d. 3 /1 8 5 9 , bu ried in ..oocnawn ..oocnawn in ried bu , 9 5 8 /1 3 d. , 9 S 7 /1 /3 5 . b rt, o p e re F 80 83 m.12/ 1511, te e rtn ao of f o Bacon arston . M c ce rt, atien o P p e re , F 1 1 5 /1 in 2 /2 2 , 9 .,1 8 7 m /1 /5 2 1813, , b - , m a 1810 gh illin D Doty l Samue atr, . t r o p e e r F eaetery, C K ., 3 /3 /1 8 3 9 * Reb ecca L u fk in Brewer, b . 1811, n. n. 1811, . b Brewer, in fk u L ecca Reb * 9 3 8 /1 /3 3 ., K L u fk in , b u r ie d in Woodlawn Cemetery, F reeport reeport F d e liv Cemetery, , r e Woodlawn ild u in b ip h d s ie r a u b ., , .C in S fk u L fort, u ea B , 2 6 & l / l l / a d7 Samuel J o n e s D illin gham , b . 1 /2 3 /1 8 1 3 , m F reep ort ort reep F m , 3 1 8 /1 3 /2 1 . b , gham illin D s e n o J Samuel 27/ ae 8 du of Eoh rwr n Mary and Brewer Enoch f o dau. 88, age , 0 0 9 /1 7 /2 3 t n tme i iemoe u moty n Fre ort, reep F in ostly m but ore Liverm in e tim one at a li 14 - 14 , 1842 - 1840 , n a h p illin E Mar y epr, o cf ol esy n Susan and Eelsyy Joel f c son reeport, F DILLINGHAM Din^in.cham -dm-blrrrhax-^- h b . 6/28, 6/28, . b h -dm-blrrrhax-^- Din^in.cham on Kesy f o elsey K . L John , 9 7 3 " ^ ' " , 4 9 10 10 10 10 9 10 10 8 8 ! 9 1 1 10 10 9 10 10 10 'O o ; ; i og Bcn n 11 * lost a sa /8^, ngl le g in s 5/181^7, sea at t s o l *- 1815 an, h g n i l l i D Bacon eorge G H an n aford, aford, n an H Cemetery Lavra Hood in monunent Cha r l e s Thcnas D illin g h a m , b . F re e p o rt, 2 /6 /1 8 1 7 , d. 1 2 / / 2 1 d. , 7 1 8 /1 /6 2 rt, o p e re F . b , m a h g illin D Thcnas s e l r Cha 12 - 191 - 1325 , t r o p e e r F 1366, matr rnr n., 8., ua Densn f o ehnison D Susan 188.6," , . n ariner, m aster m a , 6 6 3 /1 7 1 ^ C la ra D ilY in g n a n , , n a n g in ilY D ra la C ^ Susan ^ ^ Margaret E d ith D illin g h a n , , n a h g illin D ith d E ^Margaret ai ng n , 5 - 11, i n Go Lawn Good in d rie u b 1919, - /5 8 1 , an^ gh in l l i D e id la e d A od an meey, eeport Maine t, r o p e re F , etery em C Lawn Wood G eorge A lb e r t Di l l ingham, 181).S - 1915 in Cambridge, Cambridge, in 1915 - 181).S ingham, l l Di t r e lb A eorge G s, , t Ln, s, Coli , s llin o C . C a d I ss., a M Lynn, at, V 3 Y 5 f .,J n ss., a M S o m e r v ille , I-'Iass. in 1915, m ., ., m 191$ 1915, - in 1831 I-'Iass. , e r , o o ille P v r e m o S i h M Dilnghan n a h g illin D M. th e b a liz E o Lavra ood h M artin A n d erson D i l lin g h a n , , n a h g lin l i D erson d n A artin M g 7, o Saue ad bec . ecca eb R and el anu S /o d 73, age Brunswick Brunswick w i f e , James" Ih Bahrs, Bahrs, Ih James" , e f i w od Lavm Wood n I Edwin A, K a rin o f Ninthrop Ninthrop f o rin a K A, Edwin ay en n Di nhm 13 - - 183$ ingham, l il D on s Denni Mary Joserh am e etery Cem Laim F loren c e Br ewer ewer Br e c loren F l ai li m 17) - 196, od Lawn Hood 60, 9 1 1871). - amy h g iliin D e id la e d A n lle E E ls ie R , D illin g h a n , 180 180 , n a h g illin D , R ie ls E r n Col li , n a h g illin D s n i ll Ermna o C Y., .Y N Laura G old w a ith e D illin g h a m , , m a h g illin D e ith a w old G Laura , e n i ^ I , d l e i f Sarrael C la r k D illin g h a n , , n a h g illin D k r la C Sarrael " o W er ardn G llen A ap U Davi I , is v a D U. Ralph Nash Clara di D, nn 19 - 1892 anin, K , D Edwin lawn Wood n i ried bu 1966, - 1892 , is v a D . B M&be l M. Ernest ain . ai, 80 - 1890 Maxim, S. Marion 9 d/o nre ad ocs b id n in ried bu , s n i l l o C Dorcas and narvey o / d 39, 9 1 - Augusta ed in d ie r u b i b h liz E /o d l i v i C Dai, d8 , 5 3 9 1 - 1da8 avis, "D Davis, v a D . E metery em C ee e we By Goods Bry owned he here w , u 3 9 1 v e tr, rt, o p e e r F etery, Cem li l 91. m. 1&71, ., m 1921)., - u 5 l8 , n a h g illin D D a v is, 1874 - 1961, 1961, - 1874 is, v a D ah 10 - - 1901 Nash, h t od an Cemetery. Lawn Wood uid n Wood in buried , d /o Emerson Dennison and Margaret Margaret and Dennison Emerson /o d , DILLINGHAM 87 - 1877 18$1 D illin g h a n , , n a h g illin D ghan, 1872 07 - , . n 1837 - S - b . a b t. t. b a . b 1919 96 bured i Wood in d rie u b 1926, - 1901 1861 - 19!'-9, 19!'-9, - 1861 18$0 7 92 buri n Wood in d ie r u b 19u2, - 1u ( u 1876 d/ i ad Susanna and tis O /o d , n., , . n , i n Fr t and rt o p e re F in d e liv 1874 91 grocer i in r e c o r g 1931, - Hoc rr; 1876 an e etery Cem Lawn - 1911, G len F a lls , , lls a F len G 1911, - , Ura N. riah U , 8 ° 8 1 ., m Maine 1883 18 . Coker, e i f f E m. 15 " " " 1950 - ^ 1883 , A la n a tia Smith Smith tia a n la A , " " " , 1 8 6 1 - 7 bre in buried , s e r o t s rnr i - g rin p S f o ardner G , m. , , m. , d. 8/ , 0 3 9 /1 /8 2 . d , , as h is 2d 2d is h as , ngl bured rie u b , le g in s 1886 , Lawn DILLINGHAM 6 Charles Thomas Dillingham Jr ., b. 10/24/1866, d. 1955, s; B.,*""10/l'2/l8e$, BvaM. Loring of Yarmouth, b. d. 1934, sge 65, buried in Woodlawn Cemetery 1C Winfield p. Dillingham. 1890 - 1950, m. Marion P i ana Smith 11 Rti^h Smith Dillinrhi a. Ton H. Bietsch ll' Jean Loring Dillingham r-—i\ orman ^— rvrrrr'T-an itn ey — { 10 __Helen______Noble_ Dillingham _ — /?7i/ ^L, i ^ Keal M. --ic'?i eiu, 1891 - 1957, buried in ! Burr Cemetery 3 Bbeneser (Eben) Hamblen Dillingham, b. 4/6/1819, d. 1/7/ TScn, a mariner^ living' several years in New Orleans, La., )a., 1844.'Eliza Catherine Bailey, d. 1871, ace 51, buried in Woodlawn CemeteiyT* Freeport, Maine. 9 Ann Catherine Dillingham, 1846 - 1921, *. Charles Davis "Clarke "cf Portland 9 ?receric(k) Bailey Dillingham, b. IlXKE% 4/10/1848 in Se^TOrTeans, L a., d. 1923, employed zany years as a salesman at the store of Gore & Davis. Went to Boston and engaged in real estate. Operated an express line between Boston and Jamaica Plain, a., 1370, Sophia Eiggens M errill, b. Freeport, 1849, d. 1933, dau. of Jbsian M errill an,d Catherine A. Litchfield. They were divorced.4a*=^&J&uried in Woodlawn Ceaeterv 10 Frederic Hamblen Dillingham, b. 11/17/1871 wo rul'd as*" "a o o y in nore ^ uavis's store, later for B.B. M allett. Went to work for Joseph Breck & Sons seed and agriculture dealers,aemoer Board of Dir ectors and Boston Manager of Cyphers Incubator Co. ei Buffalo, N.Y. Later lived in Ridgewood H.J. and M ontclair, N.J. M., 1899, in Trenont Teaple, Boston, Mass., Evangeline Johnston of Quebec, b. 1870 ------^ chi 11 Frederic J. Dillingham, b. 1899 in Boston 10 Herbert Dillingham, b. 10/14/1872 in Freeport, d. i 1948. He wa^Tliving in Boston in 1920. M., 1894, ! ngusta Carr of Portland, b. Nova Scotia, 1370, t 186b On stone) d. l?b l, buried in Woodlawn Cea. 11 Margaret Carr Dillingham, 1896 - \ ^ - 11 baby dau., 1901 DILLINGHAM 7 10 A lice Catherine Dillinghaa, b. 6/23/1875, twin, dj , m.^Frani: S. Winslow, 1873 - 1944, b u r ie d in Wocdlavm Cemetery 11 Arthur F, Winslow. 1899 - 1949 * buried in Woodlawn Cemetery 10 Mabel Eliza Dillingham, b. 6/23/1875, twin, i a. 1935, a. CHarles Porter of Kellogg, Idaho I She is buried m ^ooiiawn Cemetery 10 Helen M errill Dillingham, b. 10/11/1878 i ^ 1 b o Frederic Bailey Dillingham m. (2) Hannah T. " ! separatee, "she a. 1939 10 John Dillinrhaa, b. Boston, 1897 10 Walter Dillinrhaa, 1903 - s Joseph Edvard r i 'l i r.yfaal b. 8/17/1821 in Freeport, d. ?757l852" in ' Cinncinnati, 0 ., buried in Woodlawn Cem. K ., 1849, at Freeport, Mary Elizabeth Bacon, b. 7/24/ 1829, dan. of Capt. George Bacon' and Mary Rogers D ill ingham. She m. (2) Nathan Smirh cf Needham, Mass. 9 George Bacon Dillinrham. b. 5/10/1851 in Freeport, ! d. 1919 in Boston, m. I l), 1372, Laura Gardner t ^Symonds^cf Salem, Hass., b. Salem,'185^, d. 1889 '3n**3bston, &. (2), 1890, Elizabeth A, Moore No children. 8 Albert Rosa Dillingham, 1823 - 1827 8 A lb e rt '^'nts c n " D illin g b a ? , 1827 - 1829 8 twins died unnamed 7 Thomas Rogers Dillingham, b. 10/29/1793 is Freeport, d. after 1850,' "(1831 age 57), a blacksmith, was selectman, collector and constable of Freeport. Served in the War of 1812 as a sgt. in Capt. Brevier's company, Col. Foxcroft's regt. Served in Hass^ nilitia as a quartermaster of the 3d. Regt., 1st B rig., 12th Div., commissioned 8 / l l / l 8 i e . M., 1818 Deborah Stover of Harpswell , b. about 1794, d. 1 8 51, a^e 57. B oth are buried i n Woodlawn Cem etery. This New England family has one cf those unusual cases _jwhere two brothers served on opposite sides in the Civil War. Edward Doten D illingham h a vin g been in th e Union Army and Thomas Henry Dillingham in the Confederate Army. 8 "Thomas Henry Dillingham b. 1/6/1319, went south, ear- fTe3"and settles, in Charleston, S.C. and had child ren. He was a slave owner and served in the Confed erate Army. His marriage and descendents have not IiX been traced e Minerva D illingham., 1820 - x. S.'An^ e tus Andersen 8 8 9 10 9 10 CO 03 - j CO 03 U3 s-O 00 JoserH* D illin gh am . . am gh illin D JoserH* J o se p h D i l l inch inch l D l i h p se o J t o n l 2 / 22/1875, c a n . o f w i lli a m and Asenath M it c h e ll. Both Both os- B ll. e d. h c it , 0 M 0 8 /1 Asenath 1 /2 3 and in t, r m o a p e e lli ensign r i F w f as o b. . ia n ll, a e c ilit h c m it M ass, M 22/1875, C. / 2 in l n arcia M o t served . 5 3 8 1 Mass*., rence, Law in d , t 2h v. cmisoe 8/ 1818, m. , 8 1 8 /1 0 /1 8 commissioned ., iv D 12th , . g i r B st 1 ., t g e R 3d e i n odan eeey Fre r. , ort. reep F Cemetery, Woodlawn in d rie u b re a ^*Se-r'uid n Wolw Cemetery. Woodlawn in /^:*^She—-3r&'buried 19327 Deborah hon Hbad b. 1834 . b Hubbard, Thrown) H orace orace H uonn. SOD Nashua, N.H. "Served in C iv il War as 1 s t . , Co. D, 6th 6th D, Co. , . t s 1 as War il iv C in "Served N.H. Nashua, he Bso Muniia Cut dyi n 11. ,( 1 ( , 1914.- in g in y d Court, icipal n u M Boston e th f o r e c i f f o . so 7. li 13 - 16, vi Wr C. G. Co. War, il iv C 1864, - 1833 , m a n g illin ^ 7'. oseoh D s. . 9 mots, 16, t l Elzbt lizabeth E ll, e v o L at 1861, , . n onths), m (9 f. n I ass. M dad otn iga, 9/ 1830, 7/ 1902 i in 2 0 9 /1 8 /1 7 . d , 0 3 8 /1 2 /1 9 . b lingham, l i D Do ten Edvard , . t 14, 187, . 2) s Elz A. liza E rs. M ) (2 a. 71, 8 1 . d 1841, , n sto o B b. t, r e b E Maria^M. D illin g h a m , 1832 - 1838, buried in Woodlawn Woodlawn in buried 1838, - 1832 , m a h g illin D Maria^M. c_p ^ * *^ n - n i ace_ l pi r l c g age 8 yrs - " 7 * s o l ) , buried in Woodlawn Cemetery Cemetery Woodlawn in buried , ) l o s * 7 " - yrs 8 age ona li nam, 86 yng 4^ 7 rycnng . d - 1836 , m a gn illin D Joanna ri A Di m b 4/ 1S40, . 29/ Bos , 8 1 9 /1 9 /2 1 d. , 0 4 S /1 /9 4 b. am, h g n i l il D A. arcia M D avid and Ann M itc h e ll. He was a veteran o f the C iv il il iv C the f o veteran a was He ll. e h itc M Ann and avid D . 1 Hna M. Hannah (1J M. a, 0 s o te otn i c 3 yas an years 32 , f rce o o F son e lic o ll, P e h c Boston it M the Frank on . J rs a e y Lawrence, 10 at War, J 4 c "-S .7 a 7 n to - 1864. 1864. - M. , ? 4 8 /1 /8 1 . b Dillingham, M. on_stone) . d (Perez Parley 25th Maine I n f . , s in g le , b u r ie d in Woodlawn Cemetery Cemetery Woodlawn in d ie r u b , le g in s , . f n I Maine 25th e r , C ivil War veteran, pvt. 1 s t Mass. Heavy A rt., rt., A Heavy Mass. t s 1 pvt. veteran, War ivil C , r e ''37*31/1882' "Mauri 11 a S o u le l l le u o S "Mauri 11 a "3 " G eorge A. Joule' Joule' A. "George ( lora' a r o Fl iev Soul , le u o S Minerva o f Rufus Rufus f o Eogar*S" l a Tabt ule, cu S albot "T ia T e m ilo R ere dad liga 16 - - 1864 . illingham D Edward George . uie li 16 - 1868 , n a h g illin D ise ou L M. mager, l i v i n g in L o v e ll in 1911 1911 in ll e v o L in g n i v i l mager, el, n aha N.E. Nashua. in d e v i l ls, ie n a p S H a ss., l i v i n g at Oak B lu ffs in 1911. R . 1^96, at at 1^96, . R 1911. in ffs lu B Oak at g n i v i l ss., a H Joseph Frank Dillingham., b . 9/25/1872 a t Hyde Park, Park, Hyde t a 9/25/1872 . b Dillingham., - Frank 1861 Joseph m. a h g illin D . M llen E B oston, E ls ie Herbert Sargent o f M edford, t . 1574 1574 . t edford, M f o Sargent Herbert ie ls E oston, B in son 2 ), Di. C harlestow n , a. 1 9 3 4 in Boston Boston in 4 3 9 1 a. , n harlestow C Rose D illin gh a m , b . 1 /6 /IX IS 1823, d . about about . d 1823, IS /IX /6 1 . b , m a gh illin D Rose ei bre i Wolw Cemetery. Woodlawn in buried Hecis 1870, 1870, . d. d & b. ey17. liga 1-8 - 18-98 , illingnam D . 7 1 y le r e P d My ilnhm, 86 - 1896 , uillingham May Ida ., s s a M D i l l i ngham, ngham, i l l i D ^2/84. ere . ol. 84 - 1824 Soule. E. George 44. /18 2 7^ 1 1 .ingnam , , .ingnam am ouMe, e M u lo e ad ua Mic l Te^n stol, l o t is r B They^in ll. e itch M Susan and le a c S SouTe' SouTe' , a t t a mol/, l o 'm da J. a Id T W I I " e/ 1793 i epot d. 2/ 1864 4 6 8 /1 7 /2 12 . d ort, reep F in 3 9 7 /1 6 /1 /e b 76 77 <*u- 7 ^ - 1797 - 1746 m 13 - 1 dy, J ^ " - i J / " ^ zJ' days, 12 - 1835 am, datv7*as,a aie ad paint and mariner Edfartovh7"*Hass.,'a DILLINGHAM ^2833 3 8 2 *^ 5 3 3 1 85 - 1845 14 - - 1848 . 81 ^ ^ / / - 1851 85 - 1855 83 ^ - 1853 ll, a H 'Taunton b . 1852 in P it ts b u r g , , g r u b ts it P in 1852 . b 1S57 1S57 (Stone * Pa. * ' — /-M i . ^ . i /-M — yhh ^7 7 /^ h h fy e d. 1834, . d s d rea . il v a p E. , harness harness , 1361 1361 8 7 Deborah Dillingham. 1 / 9 / l 8 o1 - 183?, m. Ammi R. Mitchell, 1794- - 1073* son o f William M itchell and Joanna Mitchell, buried in Burr Cemetery 6 William A. M itchell. 1828 - 189^, m. (1; Elmira J. bail ey* 1833 - 1db9: m. (2) Mrs. Rose (Rosilla Randallf Townsend, 1839 - 1923, widow of Emore Townsend and dau. of Capt. George B. nandall and olive Coffin. William and Elmira are buried in Burr Cemetery; Rose is buried beside her first husband in Wood nawn. he lived in the house on Main street beside the univers- a list Cnurch, later occupied by B.r. Conant. He opened up a street bedide his field for house lots now known a3 street, ne was io^m Clerk irom l 88ip to 1994, when hie son Arthur became mwn Clerk at his death, ne ran a livery stable at the corner of Main and School streets, where St. *-udes*s church is now located, ne started a store at the corner of Main and Depot Streets, later run by his son Arthur, he was correspondent for the Portland ulobe until it's death. 9 Deborah M itchell, l8t?2 - 1913* n* William Johnson, * , buried in nurr Cemetery 9 r r e d W. M it c h e ll, 1853 - 1916, m. Flora Norton, 18$6 - 194o, dau. of Dr. O.W. Norton, buried in So. Treeport Cemetery, he continued his father's livery stable and t was an express agent. Fred C. (Tib) Mitchell, , m., 19^6, Lucy Hay Osgood, 1002 - , dau. of Clement H. Osgood and Annette M. Dennison. 8 ch ild re n 10. F lo r a O arlene M it c h e ll, 1888 - 1 9 6 8 , buried in So. jmreeport cemetery, m., 1910, Marshall E. ' Jackson, 11! Doris Jackson m. Bussell Edvjards 11 W Ernestine haokson m. nendali Hanne (lo c; '^ i Arthur'Mitchell, 18$6 - 1922, m. Harriet J. Moses, t 13$t - 1933, buried in Burn Cemetery, he was 'Town Clerk of Freeport from 1894 to 1903* ran the paper store on the corner of Mam and uepot streets for *many years, moving to the Oxnard Block after the fire burned the hotel building in 19-9. Nellie M itcheil, 18$8 - 192c, d. at Brunswick, Buried in hurr Cemetery Clarence M itchell, 186 t-D illin-i^y-b.-1/9/1801 ------u— 6 M aiatiAn 9 Ella A. Sylvester, I860'- , a., 1992, Fred B. Bates of Freenort, 1858 - 1941. He a. (c; p Cnrisrihe McDonald, buried in So. Freeport. Charles A. Bates, 1893 - i' SanecaL. Bates, 1894 - 1 John Herman Bates, 1896 - 1957, a. Ethel G_^_ 1895 - 19$7, buried in So. Freeport 9 Lewds* T. Sylvester. 1^63- , *. (1), 1387, Geor^^" IT rrown of Farmington, d. 1896, m. (2) L is s i e D. BurT e*of Brunswick Children"Ty' first wif^* l E lla May, 1889; Orville L., ie94 Uriah Hrant of Bowdoin, a . DILLINGHAM ______Ohio Georye D ill inghan. 1873 - 1696 "Clifford Dillingham, 1871 - , Griggsville, "2ar t e rJte "2ar 1825 - , =. Eunice Hern of Great Military 1864 Hane, - Franklin ifarion, 1865 Dillinrhas 0. Served in C ivil War Charles Sumner Billinpham. 1846 - 1907, m., 1868, William Henry Dillintha^. 1847 - 1911 in National E lis a b e t h Edwin C. Dennison , d . 1857 Elmer B., 1864; Grant, 1368; Eattie C., 1373. Janes W., 1859; Lincoln E., 1861; Angie K., 1863; John Henry Ella Grant Grant a. Fred Rawson, lived in Minneapolis Anna Charles Vilmarth? .Angl e .Angl C a r te r Celia Ponpilly, Dillingham, 1823 - 1906, m., 1842, George Dillingham. 1821 - , Amelia, 0., a., 1845, Sarah Carter. A** 1832 - 1857, a. Artson Dennison, 1333 Mary P. Carter n. William. Emerson of Hallowell 6 children, all died at an early age Esther i^ogersMatilda Carter, 1828 Nathan- Carter. 1830 - , 1852 m., 1856, Japes 1. Daniel Carter, 1823- 1871, cripple Abbie darter, 1820 - 1863. moved west Cornelius Carter, 1816- 1835, R. Sarah r'erryzan, Tails", N.3., lived in Wakefield,' Hass. Attleboro, Mass. Joanna Garter. 1818 - 1875, m. Albert Wilmarth of IcT22 - ^ c a u . o f Thoaius Kerryoan and Mary S ^ o lfie ld Harriet Carter. 1315 - 1855, s. Abner Coonbs of Bosten "Hannah Butler Abigail Dillingham, 1794 - 1795 soon coved to Ohio. H. Elizabeth French Pomnilly, b. 1795 Cornelius Dillirthan. a. 4/29/1792 in Freeport, d. 4/2/ In Turner, Maine, d. Ohio, 1870 1812. He was in Dixfield in 1813, in Wilton in 1817 and fo?3 in Amelia, Clement County, Ohio. Served in the War of port, l"/oo"- nsved to Bowdoin, llaihe i. 7 9 8 10 9 10 8 7 Harrieta) <23 Dillinghajm. 1790CTstO - 1833, a. DanielC%ao Carter of Free a< cn03 tO CO C< 03 CO chCOC*- DILLINGHAM Cih Idren of Malatiah Dillingham by Betsey Chandler: 7 Betsey Dillingham. 1796 1833, single 7 A oeline Dillingham. 1795 - 186$, m. but no children 7 Reuben Dillinrhan. 1800 - 1862, s. Lydia______1306 - lived in Dixfield, no children 7 Matilda Dillingham. 1802 - 1857, single **r 1 Enos Dillingham, b. 1604, Preepcrt, d. 1876, Dixfield, E7 (1). 162u. Clarrissa Yirein, m. (2), 1855, Elizabeth _ Benjamin, b. Livermore, 1816, d. Dixfield, 18 89,dan. ox Nathaniel Benjamin and Betsey Chase Children by first wife: 8 Enos Chandler Dillingham, 1S27 — 1870, N. (1) ^avrence, Mass..**Ocstella Jones, 1823 - 1854, a. (2) Children by first wife: 9 Ella Frances Dillingham, 1649- * *** Ccme-- ius DeRener, living in Austin, Minn, in 1911 9 Edvard li.'"Dillinghan, 1S51 - , in Lawrence, Mass! 9 Vem on C a r r o ll D i l l i ngham Children ofldnos Cnandler Dillingham by 2d wife: 9 Henrietta Costella 3illin.^ham, 1353 — 9 Josish Chandler Dillingham, 1862 - 9 Erlon Bertrand DilliurnM*, 1364 - , living nn Dundee, 111. in 1911 8 Clarissa Marion Dillingham, 18pl - , n ., 1859, Joseph B. Brovm, lived in Pennacook, N.H. B Stanislaus Potcski Dillirghaa, 1835^- * 18fJ, vi jza. Minerva Helienbolt, lived in 111. , 1896. Fred 9 Anna ri. 'D illiugh'^7"1872 - Hanson* Freds line D illingham, 1676 - 9 , s a ilo r 8 Villiam Bainbridge Dillinghaa, 183° - land csnnenter, served in Civil War, pvt., 5th Maine Inf. Acting Dpua Manor, I ^ T T K u .ic i^ , 50-h K..S. inf. (9 ^ , Mass, light Battery. Not neard Oa. by his ^ -^the -Red River-Caapaign under Gen. Banks, vhen ne pro b a b ly l o s t h i s l i f e . M. F ra n ces oamden, Henrv C. P illin g h a E . 1856 - 1862 Q sin g le 9 V i r a nchs D illin g n a a , 1359 - 1 8 80, 6 Clarissa Dillingnan, 1863 - i3ac . . Vr-ri r,n V irril Dillingham, 1839 - *.9EtVe- m tTar as"pvt. in 7tn*N.n. In f., IScl - ^ 1 8 6 7 . Marv P. F la n o e rs , 1342 - 1 8 6 8 , M ?2*s 187l! *3^a?riiri7ariace. b. Londonderry, N.H., 1844, d /l8 8 0 . M. (37, 1682, hbhi^ F. JohnSTH- thild by Mary Flanders: i.. Dillingham, 156o -1808 DILLINGHAM 13 Abby Jane Dillingham. 18H2 - , m., , FrariK F, Matoon living in Somerville in 1911 0 Lorrens Bertrand Dillingham, 1843 - killed at Richmond, Va., 18b^ or Idol, rvt., Co. G, 9th Maine In f. from 1861 to 1864 or 5 8 Henrietta Frederic Dillingham, 1848 - ? 8 Henry Fr e d e r i c D illin g h a m, 1848 - b e fo r e 1895 9 9 Marion C. Dillingham, 1882 - 1883 9 Ethel Hay Dillingham, 1885 - Children of Enos Dillingham and Elizabeth Benjamin: 8 Charles Lee Dillingham, 1856 - ' nl.5* merchant: an 8 Dixfield, Maine, m. Sybil L. Gates, of Dixfield 9 9 children, all d. young 8 Ruth Adell Dillingham , 1&59 - * m. in Mex ico, Maine, Frank R. neavitt 6 f-hry Dillimham, b. Hanover, Hass., d. 1/5/1841 in Byron, Maine, age o.,, m., 3/9/1786, John Stccj:bridr-e of Freeport who d. 1820 in 3yron. ue vas from uanover but prior to going to Maine he lived in Sutton and Stockbridge, Mass. He was a Rev. War soldier, serving 7 years in the Conti nental Amy. ne was b. 8/11/1757 The Mary Dillingham Chapter, D.A.R. of Lewiston takes its name from her. The founder of the Chapter, Ii*s. Caroline D.W. Rich nas her granddaughter See Stockbridge, page 2 6 Mercy Dillincham, , m., 12/ 30/ 17885, Joseph Townsend *** 6 W illiam Dillingham d. after 1o28 6 Hannah Dillingham, / , m.^9/22/1796, Jos^m 6 -C o rn e liu s nillinBiiam, b. nanover about 1766, d. after TUTo, n r ; , 1778 - 1843; m. (2;, 18M}., Hhoda Rose, louu - 1890, d/o Jeremiah Rose and Ruth Rallow ell. Desire is buried in Wood juawn Cem. as,nrobably, so is Cornelius. Rhoda in buried in Burr. *7f * Charles Dillingham, 1801 - 1815, buried in Wood Lain Edmond R. Dillingham 1803 - 1825, W w 7 W n George Dillingham, 1811 — 1812, tt 7 n n n 7 Cornelius Dillingham, 1820 - I82u Another version of the origin of the Freeport Dillinghans f o l l o w s : 1 Edward D illingham no charge 2 Henry Dillinonam no change 3 ; Edward D illingham, 1663 - 1739* h. and lived in Sandwicg., : Mass., n ., 1&93* Abigail Nye C h ild r e n : ------Hamah, A bigail, Simeon, Edward, Mary, Experience, John and Deborah 4 Edward D illingham, b. Sandwich, 17^, d ?, m. Elisabeth ______, lived in Sandwich ; Children: C o r n e liu s , S y lv a n u s, S tep h en , Remember, Ig n a tiu s , John Ignatius Dillin.whan, b. Sandwich, 1732 - , m., , j Deborah Gifford, , lived in Falmouth, Mass. C h ild r e n : Samuel, Remember, Content, Lydia, Stephen, Edward, Ruth, William, Joseph 6 Samuel Piliingnam, 173k - , m., , ? Settled in Freeport C h ild r e n : Samuel, S te p h e n , Edward H e H tie h This could not be the Samuel who is ancestor of nest of i the Freeport Dillinghans. The dates on Samuel Dillingham's = headstone do not agree. Furthermore the children of the above Samuel do not agree with the known Children of the ! Freeport ancestor*. Eowever continuing with this version, XSXfmiXK/jMM'lKKdX XH'TigKXliKKsa. 6 W illiam D illingham , son of ignatius, b. I^Twpin Cotuit, ! Hass. m. at Fi'eeport by Rev. Alfred Johnsont7i792, Hannal. ' G riffin, bptzd. 1761, d/o Ik)ses Griffin I moved to Brunswick C h ild r e n : ; William Sewall, Diana, John Griffin DILLINGHAM W^lliax Sewall Dillin^han. 1796 in Portland, d. 1867, m. L-25* who was a member of the Church of England, and he was disowned by the Quakers for carrying outside the Quaker Society, but he continued to use their garb and speech and attendee, their meeting's until his death. He was village blacksmith in Sacaranpa (Westbrook). Children: Latiaus Charles (Biddeford) G.A.R. John Griffin (more^ ' Elizabeth, spinster Aretas Henry, b. 1833* Snring^rale, G.A.R. Hannah Griffin Dillingham a. George Baxter, d 1866 in Cad. Maria n. Rev. Warren E. Enerv W'illiais S. D illingham m. (2*)^Sarah Hutchins John Griffin Dillingham.. 1829 - * telegraph oper ator in Newburyport for Eastern Railraad.Civil War veteran at Gettysburg, Wilderness, Spottsylvania Court House, where he was wounded and died in a military hos pital at West Philadelphia in 1364. M., 1859* Fannie S. Welch of Jefferson, Maine, b. 1833 Frederic W illi an Dillingham, only son of John G. b. 166C at Newburyport, Hass., also a telegraph operator, became partner in the cotton exchange house of Hubbard Bros. & Co. a., 1882. Nellie A. Richards of Portland. .Children: Charles Emery, 18S3 - 1889* F r e d e r ic W illia m . 1892 - Edna, 18$4 - DILLINGHAM 2 T, ------—— (Edvard 1), bom about 1630 at Cottesback Leicestershire, England, d. 1715 at Harwich, Mass., a. 1651, Elizabeth ?esl:e. He was a marine commander. 3 John Dillin-hnn, 1663 - 1746, s. Lydia Chapman,dl760 C h ild ren : Lydia.? Hannah, R eb ecca , A b ig a il, John, Thankful, Sarah 4 John r i l l i r -ham. 1701 - , m. (1), 1721. Pris cilla La.ro, d. 1726, m. (2) Esther Paul, lived in Taunton 5 Broderick Dillingham m. Elizabeth Pitts of Sandwich, Rev. War, died in an English prison, 1779 o r 83 P itt Dillingham, 1772 - 1829 at Augusta, Maine, "s. Elizabeth Hatch, d. 1818, m. (2) 1621, Hannah L. Aldricn. Settled in Ayg- insta 1605, school teacher, merchant, cep. sheriff, jailer, legislature, 1817 - 1819 Albert Addison Dillingham, 1800 - 1830 "Children: William Addison Pitt D illin gham Elizabeth B. Dillingham m. Dr. Albion Townsend of Augusta 8 William A. P. Dillingham, 1824 - grai." Harvard Divinity School, 1817 Universalist Society of Augusta at 23, B+ Caroline Price Townsend of gyabayy, 1 8 l6 - 1870 9 Thomas Manly Dillingham , grad. Dartmouth, u. Harriet lobby C a rle to n P itt Dillingham, grad Dartmouth, 9 & Harvard Divinity, n. Florence H e ll DRUMMOND 1 1 Alexander Drim:''ond b. in Scotland, emigrated to Ireland, at Ceppa to get* the freedom cf religion not afforded in Scotland or England. Finding little freedom in Ireland, he came to America in 1729* He settled at "'The Chop^s", not far from Day's Ferry. He had buried his wife in Ceppa, Ireland and her name is not known, He was killed by a fallin g tree in 1730* His family, who came with him were groiuaups and also included some grandchildren. 2 Patr ick Drummond, b. 1694 in Ceppa, Ireland, d. in George town,' 'l"7Sl / age 6?; m. (1; Margaret; m. (2; Susanna Ruth erford, d/o Rev. Robert Rutherford, d. 1771 , a-e 4^ 12" c h ild r e n 3 John Drummond, b. Georgetown!, 1744^ 8. 1771* u. Mary McFaddeii, d/o Daniel HcFadder and Karea"et S tin son * 4 John Drummond, youngest son of John Drummon/ and Mary McFadden, b. posthumous in 1772, d. 1C 7, brought up by his widowed pother with his brot her, Rutherford. They sold their real estate to Alexander Drummond and went to .Anson. They had bad luck with their farm there and moved to /asrl- b o r c . John went to VJinslow on th e same r iv e r road and bought th e Parker farm. He m ., 179$* Demaris Hayden, d/o Col. Josiah Hayden and Silt"**" Howard. $ C la rk Drummond, th e o ld e st son , b . 1"^9o, d . T5e8*7 m.*, 1*321 , Cynthis Blach e 11, b. in Sandwich, Hass. "17^97 d.'15*78. i.c so-ved 60 days in the bar cf 1o12 b Josiah Hayden Drummond, second son of Clark & Cynthia, b. Winslow 1827, grad. Naterville College 184b, recieved nn.D, from Colby in 1071, lawyer, State Hep. Speaker of the house two terms, Att. Gen* h terms, Grand officer of 'iasons. ;.e m. l8$0, Elzada Rollins, d/o Benj. Bean and Lucetta Foster FRrerett Richard Drupmond, fourth sen of Clark"^ Cybthia Drummond, b. Winslow, 183b, d. " , m. 1U$9* Aubigne K. 3^an, sister of his brother's wife Viola B. Drummond, 10b2 - , 7 m. Robert Scott Tnone s, lived in P o r t l a n d 7 C1 ark W. Drurmond, 1863 - 1o99* m. Ar-na Mario Veth, 8 H ild erg a rd Veth Dr'immond Albert Foster Drummond, 1666 - 7 n. Jo s ephine**T'rinc e 8 "Louise - Prince A. - Jlatherine - Clark - Everett Aubigne E l l e n Drummond, 1868 - , 7 m.E'Iwood "T . Lyman " "El'wobd-Everett - Sidney - Ho and 2 2 re *.jj -p* smJUjk) wjuj 2 ae Da b. Iea m Cati ^Catherine/ trin a C m. d Irelan . b , d n o Diam James Fra n ce s Drummond and her hu sban d, Alexander C a m b e ll, ll, e b m a C Alexander d, sban hu her and Drummond s ce n Fra ae o Aeia\ih e f n 179 tnee of t r ir c tn f o e e tln 1*729/ in r e h t fa her America*\*ith io* came l ae th them h it w came n e r ild h c name w a ^ lu ieely (It is more probable that her her that probable more is (It ieely lu ^ a w name ?2ary Drummond, was a widow when she came to to came she widow when a Drummond, was ?2ary ha; Se ruh 2 agtr wt hr io ee r-n in *r were wiio --n her with daughters 2 brought She cheal;. M Ireland E children "E Patrick Campbell, Campbell, Patrick c bal a bl, ^1 172^ - 1^21 nbell, Cam ld a ib rch A i P'nny/ en. e Rgr pg 1. 1 page 1730 Rogers - ous, See 1729 ich N Means. ll, e b p / m y a n C 'in (P Agnes e lic A . ndo ry, ., 79 d. o Ya^ot, , n l h Y*ar^.outh, No. . d 1729, N.R, , erry d on d on L n. eadr mpel 13 * , 76 gT.igaof.t''-- 17^6, , . n , Campbell, William ** 1731 buried s i pbell, am C he Rankin, lexander A Dinah m. and , Rogers m illia W /o s - 1726 *0 arnrbe 11, - "arraret n Fl ng Poi Cmtr wih hi scnd , e f i r d secon is h ith w Cemetery t in o P g in ly F in nf d. 1733 . d t n fa in :ny n^ aper 14 * * on Toda John * ** 1744 :g Campbell . See Campuerr, Sarah k1 Ann^ 1764, I:ancy( age m*, "l 7cu,' d. 17&7, ** 17^0 Uampoel-L, John pbell am C See a e Cmb 77 single . d - 1737 , l l Campbe James agrt ney . 1 Rcad rn, . 2 David (2; m. Crane, Richard ; (1 m. Kneely Margaret Morse ae ney . ae -rrace James m. Kneely Jane rne Campbell Frances ae rc m Rbr Rogers Robert m. Grace Jane DRUI3-I0ND 172b 172b 173b 173b - - 17L2 1?7L, 1?7L, m. acs r end Dra rances F George George America, .m- .m- America, name Rogers was CAMPBELL Alexander Campbe'.],, and his wife Frances Drummond cane to America with her father Alexander Drummond in 1729, bringing 2 children with the... Children: Archibald, 1721 - 1724; Patrick, 1725 - 1742; Margaret, 1726; Agnes, 1729 - 1730; Alexander, 1731, went to Cherryfield; L illia n , 1735; Janes, 1737, d. single; John, 1%40; Haney (Ann) 1744; Margaret'Campbell , b. Ireland, 1726, m. George Rogers XX., son of William Rogers, b . Londonderry, I1.H., 1729, d. No. Yarmouth, (Freeport), Maine, ISIS. <3^ Children: v " ^ Dinah Roger s . 1752 - 1797, no children. ^Ma.ior Alexander Posers. 1754 - 1S46, m.,^h*s. Margaret Hunter. 1745 - 1831, buried in old Topshan burying gro-ark. Jl.,1 1 ia- Rogers, b. 1755, single James Rogers, 1757 - , n .( l ) Mary Mustard, dau. of Janes Mustard, M- (2 ) IL. (3) MRry_8id ley Alexander Campbell . b. Georgetown, 1731 - * m*, 1758,^lil.i^.ih- . Nichols who survived him. They moved to Cherryfield. Children: M&?e !,.&3?3p b c ll. D. Newcastle, 1761 Frances Campb e ll, b. Newcastle, m. James Archibald Hannah Campbell, bpt. 1765, m. Thomas Archibald jLl^garet Campbel l m., John Foster CannbeiM m .^phec^stei^, d. 1803, no children 'Will iam Campb ell, 1772 - Sa^el_Ca^bell^ 1775 in Cherryfield E* iza b ^ h Campbell,, d. 1801. single V?-!-.Ha m Campb e ll, b . Georgetovci, 1735, d. 1774, D. Fr^cep Orurmx.i "" ^^ancej^Ca^BbS^.^. , ..... jJohn Cappbel,*! , b . Georgetown, 1740, d. 1787, ni*, 17o4,^H3C,—-4L* "d. 1784, age i l . He willed the Alexander Campbell farm to John Jr. Margaret Campbell. 1765, m. Saim eljFlaMera Elizabeth Campbell. 1768, m. Laurence Hamphrey _ John Campbell J r. . , _Hancy Campbell , b . Georgetown, 1744 - , D*, 17^5, 123Q-T3S^ b j Lohdcnaeriy, Ireland, 173$, lo s t at sea 1773 on Hampton Leach (*. ^/ 1 / / / CAI.TBE1L i John Campbell, probably a nephew of Alexander (no. 1) Campbell, n. 1"?3 Nancy Drummond, 1755 - 1844 /"'LV' *-ii ^ CAMPBELL William Campbell cf Campbelltown, Argylshire, Scotland, was a member of true Monmouth rebellion. He escaped to Londonderry in 1685. He was a Lt. Col. in the forces of William of Grange at the seige of Londonderry. Two of his cons, who were bom in Ireland, James in 1690 and Samuel in 1695, came to Boston in 1735. In 1735 they moved to Londonderry, N.E. and later settled in Cherry Valley, N.Y. James Cam pbell, b . 1690, m. Jane or Rennet Humphrey in Ireland, went to Boston in 1728, Londonderry, K.3. in 1735, and to Cherry Talley, H.Y., in 1/41. F our ch ild re n w e re ; John, W illia m , James, E liz a b e th . William Campbell, b. in Londonderry, K.H., went to Cherry Valley, N.Y. with his parents, then to Fal mouth, Maine, where he settled. He had at least one son . Capt. W illi am,. 5.^#tb,.ell, b. Falmouth, Maine, 1748, d. 1776, m., 1765, age 15, who d. 4/3/1795, age 45. She was dau. of John Price and Sarah Jenkins, and grand dau. c f Samuel Jen kins, a ll cf whoa moved from England to St. Eus- aatius in the West Indies. Later they moved to the English island of St. Kitt, where Jonn Pries and Sarah Jenkins were married. Subsequently, Sarah (Jenktaa) Price moved to Falmouth, Maine, where Sarah, known aa Madam Price, taught the first ladies' school established there. She d. 1824, age 94. The Price family are buried in the Eastern Cemetery, Portland Capt. William and Elizabeth Campbell had 3 chil dren; Betsey, Aletta, and Alexander. Elizabeth iBetseyJ_.Campbell, 1769 - 1348, m. 17Sb, W flliag.^f^ander, 1762 - 1847, both buried inGrowstown Cemetery DUNLAP 1 1 Rev. Robert Dunlap, born in Barrilla, County Antrim, Ulster, Ireland. This was nine miles from Scotland, where his ancestors came from. He was born Aug., 1715 Mid died in Brun swick, Maine, 6/26/1775. He was son of John and Mary Dunlap. He bad a very liberal education, earning his K.A. degree at an early age and then concentrating on Divinity. Rev. Robert Dunlap entered the University of Edinboro, Scotland and began the study of Divinity at the age of 19. He gained a degree of Master of Arts and was at once licensed as a Presbyterian minister. In the spring of 1736, he, with others, embarked for Amer ica. Their ship was wrecked on the Isle of Sables, 90 miles Southeast of Cape Breton. 96 of the 200 souls aboard perished. Robert Dunlap fastened their baby securely to it 's mother and they were swept away by the waves. The wife and tom from him. Searching along the shore he found his wife {Mid revived her but the baby was never found. The survivors fin ally reached Canso Isle, about 120 miles from E alifai, where Gov. Shelly got them passage on a fishing v e s s e l t o Cape Ann, M ass. From there he went to Boston, where he became aquainted with Rev. Mr. Morehead and Rev. Mr. McGregor, who were Pres byters of the Presbyterian Church. He began his preaching at Dracut, Mass., being there fo* some time. From there he went to Nobleboro, Maine, labored at Boothbay, Sheepscot Bridge and Newcastle. He went to Bruns wick early in 1746. In 1747, Mr. Dunlap was ordained at the house of Rev. Andrew LeMercier, which was a small brick church on School St. in Boston. The Ordaining Presbytery was composed of Rev. Mr. LeMercier, of Boston, Rev. Mr. Morton, of Coleraine, K.H., Rev. Mr. Davidson, of Londonderry, N.H., Rev. Mr. Wilson and Rev. Mr. M cL oth lin . Mr. Dunlap was the first settled minister in Brunswick, although there had been several who had preached there. He re mained there for 13 years and resigned in Oct., 1760 over a dispute on the payment of his salary and the source of the money. Robert Given and Vincent Woodside were a committee to go after him at Skeepscott, where he was preaching. He was voted 4 pounds per Sabbath by the town during his probation. In March, 1746, the town voted to settle him at 200 pounds per year and a gift of 200 pounds when the war should be over. They voted to hire a house for his use for his use du rin g th e war and t o pay the ch a rg e s. 1754: The Proprietors deeded 150 acres to Mr. Dunlap. 1755: A meeting house was built at New Meadows. 1759: The town voted that the South-east part of the town was t o have p re a ch in g every o th e r Sunday.* Oct. 1750: A council, consisting of Rev. Mr. Smith, of Falmouth, Rev. Mr. Merrill, of Biddeford and Rev. Mr. Lorraine, dismissed Rev. Mr. Dunlap. (He was Presbyterian while they were Congregationalists.) Letter to the Town of Brunswick: DUNLAP 2 "To the Town of Brunswick, June 30, 1760. Seeing it pleased Divine Providence to obstruct my being in Londonderry at the last sitting of the Presbytery, which will appear in ay Journal & other evidence, if called; I, by advice of some worthy men; offer to ye consideration of these proposals — 1st. That no sans money or Rates Shall ever Come as Minister ial Taxes In this town; that do not have my ministry. 2ndly. That such as be or may be adherents to my Ministry Have Liberty to pay there ministerial taxes & other Ecclesias tical Dues when Go to hear the word; or have or may join in connection with the old Church of Christ in Brunswick and such such as pretend any Scruple of Concience in Joining with us. I Lord not over their Conciences; they may use their Christian Liberty; Their money shall be at their own disposal. I have always thought this was the best way to peace; tho't I would Rather quit my title to part of a town taxor Rate, than have a hand In Divisions; and uneasyness. I am no longer able to live under —. 2nd Proposition: Whether Deacon Hinkley & Capt David Dunning; as we have a Revd. and good Presbytery to go to; w ill continue their adherence, as I think we agreed and Signified ^nd for which I am now preparing & still am Desirous of Such Govern ment & Do p ro fe ss t o th e w est, — 3d; that whereas you are or aa Be acquainted with my going westward Twice. F irst, tc ask Council tending to the Publick Benifit and Tranauility that unhappy divisions mught be healed. Second, to wait on the Revd. P.B.Y. which wind and weather dis appointed me. My Journal will demonstrate this. I therefore intreat you would let me have my arrears of last sallery. I have no minutes of the exact time when I accepted ye Call, But am pretty certain it was in March or April, after which I looked on myself yr sinister, tho not really Prdained and went to Boston to prepare myself after which no pay was Rec'd by Me from aney people for preaching the Gospel; as far as I car Remember; But came t o Brunswick in th e nigh. Oj. th e eigh.h Cay of July which I am Ready to Depone. You may all see I am not wanting aney Charges; only my Just Arears; dhich &'may possibly make us Easy. Sure I think I am at the Honest A lth o I spent mv own money, about 30 pounds, Going to Boston & hiring ahorse and riding to Derry when I was Ordained:- And these last expenses; which I am sure is more & not less; cf which I say nothing st this time" Robt. Dunlop Rev. Robert Dual an, 1715 - 1775, a. Jane Allison, 171i - - buried in the old Brunswick burying ground on*the Mere Point road, opposite the Pleasant Hill road, Brunswick, Maine. Their original stones are still m place as well as some later ones, of marble, erected by descendants. DUNLAP 3 2 Capt. John Dunlap, b. 6/19/1737 at Dracut, Hass., d. 7/30/ 1824 at Brunswick, Maine, a. (1), 1/8/1774, Jennet (Jean, Jane) Dunning, b. 1/29/174c, d. 3/11/1786, dau. of David Duning and Mary T odd; a . ( 2 ) , 17€&, Mary Tappan, 1755 - 1838, age 83, dau. of Richard Tappan and Marcy Swift. All are buried in the old Brunswick burying ground. John Dunlap had a fortune of $200,660 and was reputed to be the wealthiest man in Maine, at the time. Tallyrand staid at his house when he was in Brunswick and there were many oth er n oted v i s i t o r s at h is house on Maine S treet. 3 Robert Dunlap., 1774 - 1784 3 Cant. John Dunlap, 3/16/1776 - 7/14/1842, age 66, m. Mrs. Lois (Cushing) Porter, of Portland, 1791 - 1882. "age 91, dau. 'o f Apnolus Cushing and Elizabeth (Bragg) Gates and widow of John Porter of Freeport, who was lost in the sinking of the privateer Dash. 4 lois..Cushing-Dunlap, b. , d. in England, 1885, m., 1867, as his second wife, James Russell Lowell, 1819 - 1891 4 K.arcia,Dunlap, 1834 - 1884 4 E liz a b e th ? 4 4 3 .RavldJ^X^b^a^"l778*- 1843, Rep. in the General Court o f Mass. 5 vea ,rs; in Maine L eg isla tu re 1820, meaner o f Gov. King's^ Council; a ., 1821, Eanoy.JicKaaE, b. Beverly, Mass., 7/2/1786, d. Brunswick, 5/1S/1849, dau. of Rev. Joseph HcKeen and Alice Anderson, buried in Pine Grove Cemetery, Brunswick. 4 John Dunlap, 1822 - 1825, buried in Pine Grove Cea. 4 ^ c e McKeen Dunlap, 1S27 - 1905, m. Hon. Charles Jarvis Gi lman, 1824 - 1901, member of tne 35th Congress* from Maine, buried inPine Grove Cemetery. David Dunlap Gilman, 1854 - 1914, grad. Philips Academy and Lovdcin College, buried in Pine Grove Cemetery C Elizabeth Jarvis Gilman, 1856 - 1939, Curtis Memorial Librarian, buried in Pine Grove Cem. Charles Ashburton Gilman, 1859 - 1938, buried 5 in Pine Grove Cemetery Mary Gardiner Gilman, 1865 - 1940, Librarian 5 at Curtis Memorial Library, buried in Pine Grove Cemetery Samuel Durla.p, 1780 - 1843, m., 1505, - r.ur. d. 1783, age 18 mo. Children by Haiy Tappan: Gen, Richard ^ppan DuhlAD-, 1789 - 1863, _ age<4, a . (1) Marv Greenleaf, 1789 - 1831, a. (2) Harriet H. *"18^8 - IB B IV a i l buried in Pine Grove Cemetery Children by Mary Greenleaf: , . „ John Dunlap, 1820 - 1848, buried m Pine Grove Cem. 4 4 Hobeff'Dunlap, 1823 - 1847, " " 4 "Mary 0 . Dunlan, 1825 - 4 George Dunlap, 1830 - 1833 " " " DUNLAP 4 Children by Harriet H.: 4 .Caroline Dunlap, 1838 - 184T, buried in Pine Grove Cem. 4 George "87 Dunlap, 1845 - 1866, " " " " 4 Dunlap, 1350 - 1851 " " " " 3 Robert Dunlap, 1790 - 1792 3 Hon. Robert Pinkney Dunlap, 1794 - 1859, a., 1825, Lydia__ Chapman, 1793 - 1868, age 74-9, buried in Pine Grove Cem- eteryj He was Governor of Maine and Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Masons in Maine. 4 ..... Dunlap, 1827 - 1905, single 4 Edward Augustus Dunlap. 1828 - 1909, a- Mary Abcy ^a±t^r 5 Agnes Lee Dunlsp, librarian at Clinton, Maine c Eleenor D^nilap, b. , Brunswick, d. , Richmond, Va., m. Stephen A. Ellison of Richmond, Va 5 Robert Dunlap, , lived at Philadelphia Marcia Scott Dunlap, 1799 - 1833, a., 1820, Dr. Is.ac "L in coln /1780 - 1868, buried in Pine Grove Cemetery 4 *** Dr. John Dunlap Lincoln, 1321 - 1877, a. .Ella_Feps- enden' of *P/?tlaaa, 1833 - 1890, buried in Pine Grove 5 Dr. Charles Stewart..Fessenden Lincoln, 1869 - 1965, a. Wi jlq t t e Woodsiae Eostham of Harrisburg, Va., d. 1919 age , he is buried in Pine Grove Cemetery 6 Mrs, George T. Johnson, Fayetteville, Ark. 6 Mrs. .Clare Wilcox 6 John D, L in coln I I , Bingham, Mass. 4 Mary Lin c o ln , , ns* .dphn Rawson_ o f Bath DUNLAP 5 2 E liz r ^ e th ^ u n ls j:., d . 3./4/1801, age 61, m., 1768, Deacon ^Andrew During, 17 3 6 - 1800, age 64, son of David During and Mary Todd, both buried in the old Brunswick burying ground. He wag Deacon in the First Congregational Church in Brunswick; Commissioner of Correspondence, Inspection and Safety in 1776 — 1777, Selectman of Brunswick in 1779, 1780, 1781, 1786, 1787, 1789 and 1790; first post master of Brunswick until his death. They lived in a house on the h ill, opposite the Congregational Church, for which his son Robert D. Dunning sold the lot. The house was near where the corner of Noble and Maine streets is now located. The fans was given to hi& by his father David During, David Bunalng, 1769 - 1771 .Jean Dunning, 5/4/1771 - 4/28/1834, a. Robert Dunlap. 5/29/1775, d. in Carthage, Maine, lived in Veld, Maine. See under Samuel Dunlap, page , and Dunning page 144. JMary Dunning, 1772 - 1798, m. Mr. Smith, no children. Elizabeth A llison Dunning, 12/24/1774 - 11/15/1802, age 28, buried in the old Brunswick burying ground, 1780, Aaron Melcher, 2/23/1773 - He built many of the Bowdoin College buildings, son of Samuel Melcher and Isabella Hinkley. They had no children. Margaret Dunning, 12/17/1775 - , m. Deacon Caleb Marsh, of Bath, Maine, d. 1857, age , Thomas Marsh Henrietta Karsh Susannah Dunning, 7/15/1778 - 1/3/1861, age 83, single. Robert Dunlap Dunning, 8/8/1780 - 2/20/1839, age 59. He lived opposite the Congregational Church in the house of his father. This house was remodeled and set back from the street in what is now the comer of Noble and Maine Streets. It was occupied at one time by Prof. Robinson. "His house was occupied by his sisters Susan and Margaret and by his Uncle John Dunning? He sold the lot to the Church on which the present church now stands. He succeeded his father as Postmaster. He was a captain in the 1812 M ilitia; selectman of Brunswick, 1812 and 18 1A - 1816; Rep. to the General Court of Mass., 1808 - 1812, 1814 - 1816; member of the Maine Constitutional Convention, 1819; an Overseer of Bowdoin College, 1805 - I 839. According to his contemporaries, "His decision on any dispute in the Congregational Church was final? He" made the survey of the present town line between F'reenort and Brunswick. He ml, 1803, Mary 0/Bri.en., 1780 - 1853, age 71, dau. of Capt. John O'Brien, who was b. at Scarboro, 1856 and d. st Brunswick, 1832, and Hannah Tappan, dau. of Richard Tapnxn. Capt. John O'Brien was of the famous Mackias family whose record in the Revolution was very illustr ious.' He moved to Brunswick in 1820. Robert D. Dunning and his wife are buried in Pme Grove Cemetery, as are Cant. John O'Brien and his wife. The Tap^ar" are buried in the old Brunswick burying ground. Elzabet ulp unn, 23/ /519 a Thomp at 6/15/1895 - 4 0 8 /1 3 /2 6 Dunning, Dunlap th e b a liz E 4 4 Hannah O 'B rien D unning, 9 /5 /1 3 0 5 - 4 /9 /1 8 4 1 , at Thompson, Thompson, at , 1 4 8 /1 /9 4 - 5 0 3 /1 /5 9 unning, D rien 'B O Hannah 4 Rbrt Dna?r^/r^2/l809 - 8/ 1885 a Mavr, Pa., alvern, M at 5 8 8 /1 /3 8 - . le g 9 0 sin 8 l / 2 ^ 1880, r / - ^ 1807 Duniap?ir t jpunningn Rober rien 'B O Mapy 4 4 ElMbet e unn, 84 l n Dresden, in d e v li , - 1854 Dunning, le a D th e b liM E ^HJl'JTHJI vr CT< J u r ie d in Wes*o L a u r e l H ill Cem etery, P h ila ., P a ., liv e d at at d e liv ., a P ., ila h P etery, Cem ill H l e r u a Wes*o L in d ie r u J e a eog mny o t.e i to Bso, hr hi cusn sin cou is h where Boston, o t him t;.ke to money enough had He on euae a I wih Aaey si e. le g in . s le g in s Academy, ich Academy, sw Ip ich Ipsw at at d educated te ca u d e Conn, onn., C , son a i i s ad ged o e ly i. e so hd S10 a had o ls a 16? age He him. 1825, ploy em in to Brunswick agreed t f and e l He ess sin u Pa. b in ., a l i was h P and oston B g o ld p ie c e , d a ted 1 8 1 7 , given him by his Aunt Hannah O 'B rien , , rien 'B O Hannah Aunt his by him given , 7 1 8 1 ted a d , e c ie p ld o g p o c k e t p ie ce and i t i s s t i l l in p ossession o f th e fa m ily. ily. m fa e th f o ossession p in l l i t s s i t i and ce ie p t e k c o p rnwik Durng s lng e ee pare ih s is h with rted a p never he e f i l g lon is h g rin u D ick. Brunsw f o & C o ., doing a b u s in e s s in a l l s o r t s o f p r o d u cts , cotton , , cotton , cts u d o r p f o s t r o s l l a in s s e in s u b a doing ., o C & s k t I ana ad ho l s fr He and . firm rien 'B O on is h s Dunbar, r ip r o t f f o t g n e n u i q t firm c fre made lle He the o c f . o n Ohio rie and 'B member O a a and n ia became d In Dunbar r e f to t o a l ck a b firm rse o e h th in Dunning. About 1 3 5 2 , he formed th e firm o f R obert D. Dunning Dunning D. obert R f o firm e th is h drygoods formed where he le , olesa Pa. 2 h 5 w 3 1 in ila. h P About s s e o in t s u b Dunning. went in he was , n n sto ie o r B 'B O in James year in s a u o c r e ft A w ool e t c . , w ith b ra n ch es in C la r k s v ille , Tenn. and Memphis. Memphis. and Tenn. , ille v s k r la C in es ch n ra b ith w , . c t e ool w n Phia. e i n 1882. in d e tir e r He . out many ila h P had in firm e is c i th f f O War, il iv C e th f o outbreak e th A*c io n by the N orth ern firm , i t went to the w a ll. During the the U.S. During e th ll. a w under the s n io to it s o p went s t i riou va , ld e firm h ern Dunning orth N Mr. the ar, w by n io He m ., 6 /6 /1 3 4 1 , F ra n ces .S cott jpprrence, b . in Penn., 2 /4 / / /4 2 Penn., in . b jpprrence, cott .S ces n ra F , 1 4 3 /1 /6 6 ., m He Government, in th e P h ils . Mint and in the U .S . trea su rers rers su trea . .S U the ct in lle o C and f o Mint . le ils h ossib P p im e th were in ese th as Government, and ts n ccou a g in d n sta 82, i ede Ge. 9/ 1889, uid n Dresden. in buried , 9 8 8 /1 9 /2 9 er., G , en resd D in . d 21, 18 A rem arkably s t r o n g , i n t e l lig e n t woman. Tney -a d U c n i^ r e n . . n e r i^ n c U d -a Tney woman. t n e lig l e t n i , g n o r t s arkably rem A 'R obert Dunlap R unning, 1848 - 18?0_ 18?0_ - 1848 unning, R Dunlap obert 'R 94 Di h Wmns oeg Miso r Socet ty cie o S ary ission M Foreign Women's the f o r o t c e ir D 1904, ml Dnig b. l , 82 d Gratw, Pa., Germantown, d. 1842, ., ila h P . b Dunning, Emily Home f o r I n d ig e n t and S in g le Women, 8 y e a rs at Savannah, Savannah, at the rs f a o e y 8 Manager Women, General le g in and S and Church t n n e ia r ig te d y n b I s re r P o f Home the f o Ga, where b e r husband was P a stor o f th e Independent Independent e th f o stor a P was husband r e b where Ga, P re sb y te ria n Church. She was 8 years P r in c ip a l o f f o l a ip c in r P years 8 was She Church. n ria te y sb re P M ary*D orrencrD unning, 1844 - . l i v e d a .n y years at at years y .n a d e v i l . - 1844 unning, orrencrD ary*D M oe Italy, m Twr.Crlin of orence, al ly ta I 1846 , e c - n e 184& r lo F f Dunning, o Dunlap t TRward.^Cordlgiane t o c m. S , y l rances F a t I Rome, an mi ster e t is in m n ia r e t hr" fe eI hg 15 - 15 . 1352 - 1850 g, fh n h ce"I^ ofren ry"& eh H tvn Sc for Gi s, emnon Pa. Germantown, , ls ir G r o f l o o ch S Stevens h m. 187, v J Frederi DiD_.P & Presby & . DripDS_D.^P. k ic r e d e r F J. ev. R 75, 8 1 ., m She Germany. oet unn Dip. 1 - , n tony at attorney an , - ; 7 18 Drippy., Dunning Robert DUNLAP 6 DUNLAP 7 George Andrew Dunning, b. Germantown, Pa., 8/5/1858, d. , Tived in Vest Chester, Pa., grad. Princeton, 1880, A.B. and A.M., m. (1), 1885, Julia White Lee, b. N.Y. City, 5/18/1862, d. 2/2/1896, granddan. of Alfred Lee, Bishop of Beleware; m. (2), 1898, Martha Gray Binney of Boston, 1/21/1866 - Shildpen of the first marriage: 6 Marjo rie Lee Dunning, 1866 - 1888 6 Alfred Leighton Running, 1889 - , grad. Lehigh U., Elect. Eng. 6 Frances .Lorrence.-Dunn'i ng, 1890 - 6 Roraan White Punning, 1898 - Children of the second marriage: 6 Nancy Finney Dunning, 1900 - 6 Eleanor Talbot Dunning, 1903 - 5 _J&ichard O 'L r ie n Dunning, 1861 - 1871 4 Marcia Scott Dunnin^^ldll - 1844, m. Rev. W.V. Rand, lived at Brunswick And New York City. Sue is burc^n Pine Grove Cemetery, Brunswick. 5 Little Fannie, 1844 - 1845 infant ^ ^ ^ 5 W^r 4 John.Jl'lLh.en^Lunning, 1813 - 1862, soldier Oj. the ^ivil 4 7/H/1S15 - 3/26/1872 at .noapson, Ccnr., grad. Sowdoin and Andover Theological seminary, Congregationalist minister, m (1 ) t K. (2) *Anne .LetchBn „ Children of first marriage: 5 Marcia S. Dunning Henry R. Dunning Children of the second marriage: 3 Annie Letcher. Dunning. C Robert Andrew Dunning at 94 years of age, 5 George Freeman Dunning, 1817 - Supt. U.3. Assay Office, K.Y. C ity, at U .S . Mint at Phila.. Pa., Supt. of mines in Honduras, S.A., left Brunswick at 16, in 1833, s. (1) Annetta S. O'Brien, dau. of Joseph O'Brien and Elizabeth Smith; n (2), at Rochester, N.Y., 1862, ,PRHA..a. , ldsf d . 1399, , C hildren of first anrriage: 6 Msrv Elisabeth Dunning, 1842 - jR&n B,__pow 6 Annett Smith Dunning, 1844 - 1907 6 Prances erie Dunning, 1847 O'Brien 1878, s in g le 4 conm erci: tra v e le r , 4 L iL lia a O 'ir is h .JCh^Si.ng, 1823 - 135?, s m ^ u e . Phila., Pa. Richard O'Brien Dunning, 1825 - 1894, liv e d at m. Frances V.___ d. 1 8 55, age 23 DUNLAP 8 y Lois Dunning, 9/30/1763 - 1/3/1867, a. at Harpswell, 1803, ,,.S9isnei,Mei.cher .Jr., 5/3/1775 - 3/3/1862, son of Samuel Melcher and Isabella Hinkley. He was a master builder, building m,ny of the old and beautiful houses of Brunswick. Buried in Pine Grove Cemetery, 14 children. A Isabella Louise Melcher, 1803 - 1847. o. Prof. William McDou^a------4 Andrew Dunning Melcher, 1805 - , a carpenter, moved to Washington, D.C. A Robert Dunning Melcher, 1807 - , a. Lavina Skolfield 8/29/1312 - d. hge 73-11, dau. of Jacob Skolfield and Hannah Chase 5 A., rich e r, 1835, probably died at sea 5 Susan D. M elch er, 1838 - , lived in Mass. s in g le 5 Anna P,. ..MeP.cher, 1848 - , lived in Mass., a., 1871, Leroy Collins 5 Isabella L. Melcher, 1841 - , liv e d in Mass, s in g le . 4 Mary Jane Melcher, 1809 - 1890, single, buried in Pine Grove Cemetery 4 Elizabeth A llison Dunning Melcher, 1811 - 1895, single, buried in Pine Grove Cemetery 4 Martha Melcher, 1811 - 1811 4 R ichard Tampan Dunlap M elch er, 1813 - 1891, sin g le , buri ed in *Pihe^rove*Gemet*ery 4 William King Melcher, 1815 - 1904 in Brookline, Mass, built many'buildings in Brookline, including the Town Hall. Building Inspector of Brookline, Masonic Orders, a., 1851, Charlotte P. Glazier m ., 1872, Nelson 5 Isabella 1. Melcher. 1851 - *A. M orton n William King Melcher J r ., 1856 - ' "* . m ., 1886, 5 Geer-re Saason JHelcher, 1859 - Frances'0 . Packard o f Bridgeton, Maine Maria Scott Dunlap Melcher, 1817 - 4 4 mo., buried in 4 Jesse Appleton Melcher, 1820 - d. at Pine Grove Cemetery moved to San 4 Grace A pp leton Melcher, 1821 - , Fr anci sco carpenter, Deacon 4 Charles Coffin Melcher, 1823 - 1908, — - o f the Congregational Church 20 years, m. (1), 1855, Mrs tsabells H. (Spear) Given, 1822 - 18 5o, widow John A. Given; m. *{ 1855 - 1934, a ll buried in Pine Grove Cemetery Samuel Appleton,Melcher, 1856 - ' in 5 Whitneyville, Mass., grad. Bowdoin, lc , , ^teacner and School Principal m Mass., m., 1885 - , Mth 6 C o lle g e ,"'"teacher in New Britain, Con^. tn i snbeth Appleton Melcher, 1887 - , grad. 6 Simmons College DUNLAP 9 Children of the second marriage of Charles C. M elcher: E Charlotte Boody Melcher, 1888 - 191S, teacher, a. George W. Gilchrist cf Bath, Maine, she is buried in Pine Grove Cemetery 6 Frances Melcher. 1917 - 1931* buried in Pine Grove Cemetery 5 Richard M, ^elcher, 1889 - 1936, buried in Pine Grove Cemetery 5 1892 - , teacher, grad. Farmington Normal School 4 1826 - 4 Frances Patync. Melcher, 1830 - , lived in Worcester, Mass., m., 1858, Jg^aaJ^aa&a? 5 Edward H. Moore, 1859 - , a., 1901, Jennie RcLell'a h ... " 5 flee rge Dtmnirg Moore, 1862 - , a., 1894, Jessie Moore?, d. 7/15/1898 6 Fr.^.ces.Dunning Moore, 1895 - 5 Frank .Ash^Rston.JM9p^e, 1865 - 5 Jessie L. Moore, 1867 - 5 Mabel R. Moore, 1372 - , a., 1904, 31iai Whjl e 6 M arcia Brewster YWhite, 1905 - ) Rebecca Dunnin^^. 10/19/1783, said to have died 1828 2 Deacon §.emuel.^unl.ap, 10/16/17 4 2 - 7/ 27/183 6, age 93-9-11, m., 1/16/1769, Susamiah 5tahWQQA# 2/25/1752 - 11/16/1822, age 71?(Stone says died 11/16/182^, age 71) dau. cf Samuel Starwood and Jane Lithgow. Buried in Maquoit. 3 Jane.D'drilm?, 1771 - 1825, m. Samuel.Towne, 1780 - 1835, He was b o m a t Kenebunkport and died at L isbon P a lls 4 Susan Towne, 1806, d. an infant 4 Lithgow Towne. 1807 - 1839, a. *t Poughkeepsie, N.Y. d. at K.Y. City 3 Ann Dunlap Towne 4 Albert Towne, 1808 - d. an infant 4 Susan Towne, 1810 - 1887, a. Benjamin..Gri ff in .Dennison of Freeport, 1814 - 1897, buried m Pine Grove Cemetery Susan Jane Dennison, 1840 — -<-92u, sung-e, 5 buried in Pine Grove Cemetery Benjamin Lithgow Dennison, 1343 - 1915, *. 5 Adelaide Roberts, 1847 - 1933, buried in Pme Grove Cemetery Elizabeth Towne, 1813 - 1863, m. Ira. SumRen.^pprrns,. 4 d* 5 /6 /T 8 3 5 , age DUNLA? 10 TT ,E1 izs.b gth Dunlap. 1773 - 1857* a. Elder Shimael Oven, 1771 - 1351, son of John Oven Jr. and Anna. Hodgekins, buried, in Pine Grove Cemetery. He was a Baptist minister. Charles Oven, d. 1849, age 50-8, m. Sarah-lAr-hl. Rosier'Es(3ger, 1799 - 1880, dau. of Joseph Badger and Mary Webster, buried in Pine Grove Cemetery. 5 Mary,_A.nn 0 wen, Capt. Thomas Moulton 5 Sarah E li z a b e th Q3g.cn* , m. ( l ) Amasa . 3. (2) SaaHia- 5 ^garriet.Oven, , a. William Crocket o f H s ia n three daughters Cfeline,O ven, 1S34 - 1903 in Germany, m. William G. Levfis, 1830 - 1899 Dr. Denslow Lewis, 1856 - , m. (1) Anne George, m. (2) Maude Alice Levis, no children C h a rlo tte Owen, , a. p r . Ehen Ghana.. K. (21 H r. Enapp 5 , , a. J&eor^ or._ or M ilik in 4 William Stinson...Owen, 1516 - 1820 4 AlliE:r. died in Cincinatti, 0. 5 Son who d ie d at New O rle a n s, La. and was an o f f i c e r in the Confederate army. No further details. . Clara,Owen, Dayton, 0. Caroline M iller Oven, b. 1845 in Cincinatti, 0. living in Dayton, 0. in 1904, a., 1871* Admiral ^arshalJL^Rahenck, b. Dayton, 0. 1841 Maritime Customs Service. Resided in Formosa, Canton and Hankow (China) 6 Josep h Graham Schanck, b. Hankow, China, 1873 Robert Dunlap* 1775 - d. , in Carthage, Maine, a., 1804, Jean Dunning, 1771 - 1834, dau. of Deacon Andrew Dunning 'Elizabeth Dunlap . ^ ^ 4 WiLlian Dunlap*, 18C5 ** 183d* single, d. at sea c- y"--** 4 3usan*D'unlap, 1807 - 1877, R. Joseph Curtis, 1810 - 1882, son c Bar stow Curtis and Rut'H^errydah' blacksmith at 5 yiili.ax. _18.? 3 . Horde inham* m. (i;, 18? d, Abigajj 1 S3G - 1871, dau. of Ezekiai Curtis?; m. (2,, 187,<* Hannsdi Curtis, 1841 - , dau. of Luther Curtis and Mary Vannum Children of first marriage: Carrie Lincoln Curtis, 1855 - 1859? 6 6 Carrie Eva Curtis, 1857? - _ * ^*; IBS?, J u n iu s Mcrse o f Br^unswick, liv e d m So, Praninghsm, Mass. Curtis E. Morse, 1890 - 7 ,.E^UL Q. .Morse, 1893 - 7 *7 John W. Morse, 1897 - J o s e p h . William. C u r tis , 1866 - 1879 Children by second marriage: Mary E. Curtis, 1875 - 1880 6 E i l l i a n Hiram C u r tis , 1881 - typemaker m 6 B oston DUNLAP 11 Caroline Lincoln Curtis, 1836 - 1889, E. Dr,__AbielJiaJ,l CHeney, b. Springfield, Maine, 1824, d. 1888 6 Eliza Cheney, 1857 - 1873 6 Benjamin Guy Cheney, 1859 - , lived in Washington State, lawyer, Vice President of Montesane National Bank, lumber business, &. in Detroit, Mich., 1884, Jennie B. Barton of Montpelia, V^., 1865 - 7 Guy B. Cheney, 1886 - 7 Frances Sybil Cheney, 1891 - 7 Joseph C. Cheney, 1897 - 6 ' ary Dow Cheney,* I860 - m. , 1880. William 0. Peter- _son, *B. Bath, 1857, d. , Majopin the Spanish American War, insurance business in Portland John Arthur Peterson, 1884 - , insurance bus iness in Portland, grad. Portland High School in 1902 6 Joseph Curtis Cheney, 1862 - , traveling salesman 6 Jennie Purington Cheney, 1865 - , lived in East Bowdoinham, m ., 1891, Elmer,^Ll§.worth_3mall, I860 - farmer, son of Robert Snail and Bethia Curtis 7 Beatrice Mildred Small, 1893 - 7 Elmer Owen Small 6 Frederick W. Cheney, 1875 - , type finisher in *B8sYSh"' Harold Edwin Cheney, 1877 — , farmer at Richmond, Maine", m. <7f Ethel.Louise Cheney, Mary Jane Curtis, 1839 - 1873, 1S5S, Albert N,—Puring- "ton ' 1834 -1889, postmaster at Bowdoinham for 8 years, selectman for 10 years, merchant, son of Nathaniel Puring- ton and Jane Snow -c Fannie A. Puringtcn, 18b0 - , R., 1881, Brown, hardware merchant and sneep rancher at uas Roblas, Calif* , , William A. Pur.in^ton, 1863 - f res. Houl*on, ..aine, * at., 1887, Lizzie M.. 5.allg^., 1863 - .H e was a raii- *°^Margaret Purington, 1891 - 5 Susan Ellen Cur'-.i s. 1-92 - , R* AiiSB, - GeorJarna Curtis, 1845 - ^ Dorchester, Mass.. 1865, 5 ^M^Sapin H cF^d, ^ Civil har 5 years. 6 ' Clarence Thayer McFarland, 1868 - 6 1369 ** ' 7 Joseph McFarland, 1892 - _ ' Edwin" C u ru is McFan and, 1894 - 7 Plsndhe May McFarland, let 6 - 7 Kehh^l -Hc?afTahd;--TB98 - *7f Blanche Knud McFarland, 18,4 - r DUNLAP 12 4 Mary Jane Dunlap, 1809 - 1889, 1831, Jacob Sands, 1807 - 1876, buried in Pine Grove Cemetery 5 Helen Dunlap Sands, b. Yarmouth, 1833, d. lived in West Roxbury, Mass., m., 1863, Cant. Albert E. Qtis, 182b - d. at sea, a sea captain for 45 years. 6 A^ge Duncan Otis, 1864 - , lived in Washing- ton^lSlC., !STjr'T3§6, Charles Harris Hastings, 1867 7 Atherton Eastings, 1901 - 7 Helen Hastings, 1904 - 7 Elizabeth Hastings, 1906 - 6 1865 " , lived in Roxbury, Mass., m., 1893, Dr.Charlea FLoulton, 1865 - , son of Charles T. Moulton and Jane McCallister. Y Albert..01iB..KmtLlon, 1895 - 7 fia rjo .r ie . K.pult.on, 1 9 0 0 - g ^Alice Waterhouse Sands, b. Freeport, Maine, 1835 - lived in Westfield, Mass., 1857, George E. Winn 6 Helen L,.Wing, 1864 - 1894 6 Lizzie H. Wing, 1866 - m., 1892, John Corliss of Hew Orleans, La. 6 Sarah C. Wing, 1868 - , lived in Dunkirk, Ky., m., 1894, Fayette H,. Montgomery 7 F a y e t te Montgomery J r . , 1890 - 7 'W illi an B. Montgomery, 1898 - 5 Susan Jane Sands of Freeport, 1838 - 1841 5 George Lincoln Sands, 1844 — 1917, lived at St. Louis, M o . T o74,'Y ellia Ehex^e^aL-D^------^ 1352 - 1931, He was a Railroad President, buried in Pine Grove Ce=. C Mary T. Sands, 1853 - 1922, lived in Boston, buried in Pine'"Grove Cemetery, Brunswick 4 Elizabeth Dunlap, 1812 -1817 . 4 Hannah JRunlap, 1816 - 1345, buried inPine Grove Cemetery, m. CAp^l*jQReph.J^aAS of Bowdoin 5 Hannah.Adams, 1845 "134o 4 Robert Lithgow Dunlap, 1820 - 18c2 DUNLAP 13 Pa.pt. Samuel Dunlap. 1777 - m. 1805, Jen net Hunt. 1785 3 4 "* Cant. Osborne Dunlap A Nary D. Dunlap v - 4 Martha Dunlap Manv Dunlan. 1730 - 1864 S u s a n n a h (Susan). D u n l a n . b ... , 1785 or 1783, d. 1835 or 1833, age 50, m. (l) Pea. Andrew Dunning, 2/31/1804, b. 11/3/1779, d. at sea , 9 / l 6 / l 8 b l , son o f Andrew Dunning and M argaret (M iller) Ransom. This does not agree with the Dunning genealogy, nor 1me dates. She is supposed to have m. (2) William WooGsiac. who d. 1844. This is a problem as yet unsolved. Eleanor Dunning, b. 5/17/1804?, d. 11/18/1845 (stone says dl I I / 23/I 845, age 41), m. Samuel Plant Gummer. b. 1803, d. 3/5/1831 (stone says d. 3/25/1831, age 29). He was the only son of Janes Gunner of Bridgeport, England. Buried in Maquoit Cemetery. Janes Andrew Gunmer, b. 6/23/1826, d. 6/ 6/I 69O, m., 1851, lar** Ann Woodside, 1829 - 1904, buried in Grow- stown Cemetery 6 Eleanor Maria Gummei 1852 - 1855, Growstown Ce^. 6 Sarall Jennison Gunner m. Rev. George Loring .hire b. 1854 7 TmhelynxG., 1881; Dorrance S., 1883; Arthur D., 1886; Helen White, 1889. 6 James Edward Gummer, 1856 - , m., 1886, Zi ' 1 ah Prrin-ten Horse, 1862 - , dau. of William H. Horse and Lucy Ellen Purington 7 Edward G. and F ra n c is Gordon Gummer, tw ins, 1896 6E Georne Gummer, I860 - 1861 6 Clara Emma Gummer, 1862 - 1903, m., 1889, ..'arren L i t c h f i e l d , o f F r e e p o rt, 1847 - 1934, buried in GrowstcwnCemetery Neal McKinley Litchfield. 1891 - 1957, buried in Burr Cemetery, Freeport, m. Helen Dillin. - ham, dau. of Charles Dillingham and L*.*a H. L o r in g . Eleanor Gummer Litchfield. 1893 - 1947, bu ried in Growstown Florence Uivian Litchfield. 1896 - 7 Earl Vincent Litchfield. 1899 - 6 Susie Dunlan Gunmer. 1364 - 1924 6 Alfred Vincent Gummer. 1866- 1900 5 S'llH! Ellen Gunmei-^ 1827 - 1891, age 64, m. John W ilson 1826 - . son o f John W&lson end Hannah C urtis Harinah Ellen Wilson. 1392 - -- . 1 . Bstery Morse. io4b - 7 SusaJi E. Horse, 1..81 - 6 Abieze irtis MiTson. 1854 - m. (1 ), 1881, J u lia combs, 1860 - 1886, dau. of John H. Coombs and Hannaii W. Morse 7 Leon M. Wilson. 1882- 7 Charley 0. Wilson. 1884 m. (2) Rachel Ann Thomason. 1856 - dau. o f W illiam Thompson and E lizabeth M ariner DUNLAP 1 4 n. W ilson. 1655 - 1892^ m. Cane Simpson, ic.9- dau. of John F. Simnson and AugusraS. Holbrook 7 Estelle M. Wilson. 1893 - 7 Clyde H. Wilson, 1896 - 1901 7 iiersel A. W ilson, 1897 - 7 Susan 1. W ilson , 1901 - 1903 7 nvelyn C. Wilson. 1903 - 7 Hoyd S. W ilson. 1905 - 6 Samuel Gunner W ilson. 1855 - 1911, m. 1S$3, Jennie L, S h u rtleff 7 Harry E. W ilson , 1894 - 6 Cora Ada Wilson. 1859 - . x. (1), 1830, George A Woodside, I860 1884 7 Harriet Eleanor Woodside, 1883 - m. (2) Robert P. Woodsidel 1865 7 Roy Aldin Woodside, 1897 - 6 Howard Wilson, 1863 - , x ., 1897, 1-label nxily borers of Freerorr, 1874 - , dan. of Reuel Rogers and E x ily A M SLnn 7 Alta Myrtle Wilson, 1898 - 7 Claire Royers Wilson, 1901 6 Mary Emma W ilson , 166b - , x . , 18681 Charles Nor-'- Bradley, 186? - 7 George F o ster Bradley. 1889 - 6 L iz z e tta Mabel W ilson. 1868 - , lived a t Freeport, m ., 1397, Frank Welden Rogers, 1870 - 1955 7 Weldon Reuel Rogers, 1899 Denali Rogers James Alvah Wilson, 1871 - , x., 1896, Liil^ an j-y Regers, b. F reeport, 1874, d. ,dau. of^Horace Rogers and Mary Mann (Mrs. Mary (Mann) Carruthers; Ethel Louise Wilson, 1897 - Leslie Carleton Wilson, 1898 - 7 Jamie Alice Wilson, 1 01 - Doris Lillian Wilson, 1908 - - 1891 m., 1856, Sarah Sener 5 Samuel llarr fanner yr,. , I8e9 1S33 liv e s in San Francisco, 6 ^Emma. R. Guxmer, 1857 - m. ,**1874, 0. C. O'Connell Santa Clara, Cal. 6 James J. Guxmer, i8y& - !t " " Everett S. G*u.mnier, 1 ? 4 ^ 6 n. Hiss Stevens 6 Frank A. Qy.xxer,. Ibo^ Grace Gammer. 1382 DUNLAP 15 3 Eleanor Dunlap, 1786 - 1865, ai., 1815, Janes Alexander,_ 1789 - 1876, son of William Alexander and Betsey Campbell, lived in Richmond, Maine. 4 Robert Dunlap Alexander, 1816 - 1888, m., 1845, Susan Gray*7acE,' , dau. of Samuel Jack and Susan WincRell of Litchfield and Bowdoin. They were of the Scotch-Irish 5 Albert Harris Alexander, 1846 - , n. Ellen Lbulse'"Rogers'^..1846 - , dau. of Frederick Rogers and Margaret E. Hinkley 6 Albert Morgan Alexander, 1873 - 6 Roland Haywood Alexander, 1875 - 1896 6 H elen'*I^^'ae..^.e^xander, 1879 - 1895 6 Susan Marguerite Alexander, 1885 - 6 "Ada Herbert Alexander, 1890 - 5 Abbie Heleii Alexander, 1848 - , a., 1872, .Jonh Wilson, , son of Hugh Wilson and Isabella Kilgcur of Sales, Mass. 6 Frank Alexander W ilso n , 1883 - 5 Alice Scott Alexander 1856 - n . , 1876, Walter Scait Dearborn, 1856 - , son of Charles Dearborn ana Mary Dickson of Salem, Nans. 6 E th el Blanche D earborn, 1877 - 6 'Char 1 e s '35*6erY 'H earborn, 1879 - 5 Frank West Alexander, I860 - 4 Eleanor Elizabeth ' Alexander, 1819 - 1-042, a. her cousin Stan wood Alexander, 1815 * 1852, as his firs^ wife, ne was son of Cano cell Alexander and Margaret juanwood 5 James H enrv A lexander, b . 1842 at Richmond, Maine, d. ** Hate_Bjur.nhag in 1881, b . 1855 - 6 E le a n o r Dur.lap A lexan der, 1882 - E^aa..5^rQli5.e.Ale^d$r, 1884 - 6 Stanwood Alexander, 1887 - 6 Civil War veter.n. 4 1022 - 1885, m., 1852,-OctaxiaaRarsinn 4 Susan Dunlap Alexander, 18^4 - 1850 4 Aletta'R.3ympn^,.n§xsr^^, 1827 - ^ 3 John Dunlop, 1790 - 1331, Mary. Roomsor, - 1^7, buried in Maquoit. .. 4 David ^hatcher Dunlap, d. 1827, age 6 y .- 6 mo,, buried in iiaquoit Cemetery . 4 Josiah R. Dunlap, d. 1825, age 4 mo., bucied in haquoit 4 Harriet Newell.,Dunlap, d. 1818, age 8 mo., buried m ^aquoit Cemetery 7 Hannah Dunlap, 1792 - , y n-. Nathaniel. 3t^nwopd, 1791 - 1791 - 1318, age 26, buried in the old Brunswick burying 4 ^^^^sSnuel Stanwood, d. 1357, age , portrait painter in B oston, . 4 Su-SSJin^ S*t&DWOody sin g le DUNLAP 16 3 Dunlap, 1797 - 1828, m. Mary Stanwood, d. 5/26/1B28, age 26. He was lost at"sea. ISheTs buried in Maquoit Cemetery 4 John D u n lan 4 George Lincoln Dunlap, died in Paris, France, m. Mis s Pond of Boston, a. (2) Emma T. Rice 5 Mrs.,_D^c,an, Hop^i !cs, New York City 5 Mrs. Dunlap Cayne of Paris, France 2 Robert Dunlan, b. 4/8/1747, shipwrecked at Hampton Beach, N.T?rrT2725/i776 2 Jane Dunlap, b. about 1749, d. 11/21/1841, age 94, buried in the old cemetery on the River Road, Brunswick, Maine, s i n g l e . 2 Hugh Dunla p , b . 7 /1 /1 7 5 0 , b u rie d beside h is s i s t e r Jane in the olcPcemetery on the River Read, Brunswick. He was in the Curtis Company, Mass, troops in the Rev. War. The dates on his stone are not decipherable. NOTES There are several incbnsistancies in the data on Susan Dunlap, dau. of Samuel Dunlap and Susannah Stanwood, as com piled* by Sinnett in his genealogies of Dunlap, Dunning Mid Stanwood as well as Woodside. Under Dunlan:- Susan or Susannah Dunlap was born 8/22/1785, died 1833, m. (1) 2/31/1804, Andrew Dunning, b. 11/3/1779, d. 9/16/1861 at sea. (Daughter, Eleanor Dunning was born 5/17/ 1804, according to the records). Susan a. (2) William Woodside 3d, who d. ll/i/1844, age 71. This would have the second hus band djring before the first. Under Dunning:- Susan was b. 4/22/1783, died 1833, maried 2/21/1804, Andrew Dunning, t. 11/3/1779, died at sea 9_17/ 1861. Andrew Dunning m. (2) Elizabeth Ransom who d. 1835; *. (3) Sophia Ransom in 1841 . . Under Stanwood:— Susan Dunlap m. \l) Andrew Dunning William Woodside 3d, same as Dunlap . Under Woodside:- Mrs. Susan Dunlap Dunning, dau. of Samuel Dunlao and Susannah Stanwood, b. -15/1-3.^ a. William Woodside 3d, b. l;f^ , d.- 11/1/1844, age <1, no ^'"in^M acuoit Cemetery are buried:- William Woodside, died 11/1/1844/ age 71. Susannah, his wife, died Vl5/lc3^, age ^ " No stone is found for Andrew Dunning in any o f the old cemeteries, no doubt, because he was los-, a^ ct-a. DUNLAP o f Topsham That there should be another Robert Dunlap in the Bruns wick area, who was, from all available records, not related in any close decree, was surely a remarkable coincidence. But it would seem to be true. Robert Dunlap of Topsham came from Ireland prior to 1731. Thus he seems to be the earlier arrival of the two Roberts. He bought lot % 61 in 1731. His only son, John had lot #60 in 1733. Robert had two daughters. Jane who married Daniel Baton. M argaret who m a rrie d James P u tte r There is little information on this family and like many other fam ilies, which bore the same name as another, their descendants become confused with one another. The coincidence of first is another factor which is very confusing, as both fam ilies used the same first names for their children. Of thdse names which have been unable to be placed, the following are some which may be of the Topsham family, as the dates rlace them in the area before it is possible for the family* of Rev. Robert Dunlap to have been old enough. Mary Dunlap m. Moses Baton, 1791 David Dunlap Sarah Grant, 1794 Jenny Dunlap m. David Reed, 179b Lr DUNLAP D / Rev. Robert Dunlap, born in Barrilla, County Antrim, Ulster, Ireland. This was 9 miles from Scotland, where his ancestors came from. He was born August, 1715 ant died in Brunswick, 6/26/1775. He was son of John and Pary Dunlap. He had a very liberal education, earning his P.A. degree at an early age and then concentrating on Divinity Rev. Robert Dunlap entered the University of Edinboro, Scotland and began the study of Divinity at 19, gained a degree of Raster of Arts and xx was at once licensed as a Presbyterian canister. In the spring of 1736, be, with others, embarked for America. Their ship was wrecked on the Isle of Sables, 90 miles Southeast of Cape Breton. 96 of the 200 souls aboard perished, uobert Dunlap fastened their oaoy securely to it 's mother and they were swept away by the waves. The wife ane child were tom away from him,. Searching along the shore he found his wife and revived her but the baby was never iound. Hie survivors fin a lly reached Canso Isle, about 120 miles from Halil ax, where Gov. Shelly got them passage an a fishing vessel to Cape Ann, Lass. From there he went to Boston, where he became amainted with nev. Mr. Lorehead and Rev. Lr. McGregor, who were Presbyters of the Presbyterian* Church. ^ . y He began his preaching at Dracut, Pass, being there for some time. *ror there he went to Nobleboro, Paine, labored at Roothbay, aheepscott -ri*ge, and Lew Castle. He went to Brunswick early in 1746 DUNLAP In 17473 Mr. Dunlap was ordained at the house "ev. undrew LeLercier, which vras a small brick church on School S t., in Boston, -^he Ordaining Presbytery was composed of Rev. Lr. LeMercier of Boston, Rev. Lr. Lorton of Coleraine, N.H., Rev. l r . Davidson of Londonderry, N.H., "ev. Lr. Mils on, and Rev. hr. LcLothlin i-r. Dunlap was the fir s t settled minister in Brunswick, although there had been several who hae preached there. He remained there 13 years, and resigned in Oct. of 1760 over a dispute on payment of Ms salary ana the source of the money. Robert Given and Vincent kcoaside were a committee to go after him at Sheepscott, where he was then preaching. He was voted 4 pounds per Sabbath by the town during his probation. In Larch, 1742, town voted to settle him at 200 pounds per year anc a gift of 200 pounds when the war should be over. They voted to hire a house for his use during the war and to pay the charges. 1754, The Proprietors deeaed 150 acres tp *r. Ouniap 175$, A meeting house was built at hevmeaeov.'s 17$9, the town voted that the South - east part of the town was to nave preaching every other Sunday ^ ^ .. In Cct., 1760, a council, consisting of Rev. Lr. Si-ath, o.L f^-moutn, Rev. l r . Lerrill, of Biddeford, and "ev. hr. Lorraine, dismissed nev. Lr. Dunlap. (He was a Presbyterian and they were Congregationalists. Letter to the Town of Brunswick: "To the Town of Brunswick, June 30, 1760, Seeing at pleased Divine ?ro .- idence to obstruct ray being in Londonderry at the last sitting of the Rre.b- yn-r which will appear in my Journal & other evidence, i f callet; I, o/ advice of some worthy ir.cn; offer to ye consignation these proposals - 1st. That no mens money or Rates Shall ever Cone as Ministerial Taxes In X* this town; that do not adhere to ray ministry. 2nd- Robert Dunlap m. Jane AUiso^ b. 1711, d. 3/31/1797. Both are buried i in the old Parish burying ground in Brunswick, Maine. Their original stones are still in place, as well as later ones of marble, erected by 6/19/1737, d. 7/30/1324. He was born in Dracut and died in Brunswick. Re nad a fortune af and was reputed to be the wealthiest man in Maine at the time. Tallyrand staid at h i: house when he was in Brunswick and there were im-ny other noted visitors at his house on Maine street. He m. (1), 1/8/1774, lf9/174S,^ d . 3/11/17&6, dau. o f David Duning and Mary .ood. Bo^.. are bur-e^ in the old Brunswick bupying jground. He E. (2), ^,^3pa)k77S,-U iau. of Kiehsrd TappMl E. 1735, d . 9/21/1336, age S3, buried in tne eld Tunswic,. burying ground. Children by Jane Duning: 3 3/16/1776, d. 7/14/1842, age 66, ^m. 3 Poi^l^d, b. 179^-, d.^lE-,.-, age o* . dau. o f Appolus Cushing and Elizabeth (Bragg) ^a^es; and widow of John Porter of Freeport, who was lost m the smuang of the privateer Dash. T.rk ^Cushing Durlao, o, d. in England, 1865, m. 18o7, 'as his second3R^fife, jlarcia PuRlaP, 1^34 - 1864 4 4 1 Am . .6 7r. 4 jJphn_Dunl3.R. 3 David Dunlap, b. l/2 l/l7 7 S , d. 2/5/1843, Rep. in General Court of Lass. Lass. Court General Rep. in of 2/5/1843, d. , S 7 l/l7 l/2 Dunlap, David b. 3 _lc MKe Dna, . /112, . /610, . Hon. m. Charles 9/16/1905, Pine d. Grove in McKeen 7/31/1827, 182$, buried _Alice b. Dunlap. - Dunlap, John 1822 4 4 hlrn f John Dunlap and Mary of Children Tappan: Mr Dna. . 17S DunTan. d. Marv ^ 3 .says. b says, ...-18222, stone 4 c 6 6 4 w, wt wt w< -E- E* *U) U, -E* E* E" R* E* are, 31 Nny cen b Bvry Ms. 721% d Brunswick, d. 7/2/17%, Mass., 1321, Nancy McKeen. Beverly, Married, b. uid n ie rv Cemetery, Pine Grove Brunswick, Maine in buried yas I an Lgsaue 30 member Council. 1320, King's Gov. Maine In of Legislature years. 5 /814, a. f e. JosephMcKeen Rev. Anderson. Both and of Alice are dau. 5/18/1849, Samuel Dunlao, b. 17@0, d. 1343, E ., ., E 1343, d. 17@0, b. Dunlao, Samuel e. Richard TapnanGen. Durilao. arV^ V r "a ^ s Y e. ihr T Dna m ( Dunlap m. Richard T. Gen. oet ulp 19 - 19 ___ 1792 - 1790 Dunlap, Robert n GadMse o te Grand Masons the Grandand Lodge of Maine. Master in of f 7 - 1S33, - 17W * < Hf- aoie Dunlan.— Caroline avs imn 12 - 1901, member - 35th Gilman. 1824 Congress fromMaine.Jarvis Both r bre i Pn Grove Cemetery Pine in buried are rn"Dia. 15 - 15, ^ bre i Pn Goe Cemetery Grove Pine in buried a^r 1851, - *1850 ?rank"*Duila/. n Pn Goe eeey / . /7 . / ^ 3 2 8 1 / 9 1 / 5 ^ s y e s Mary Dunlap, S-',r?af)44rtiys - G. 3/19/1825 R t b. ^ Rr-.Ee^, Cemetery H Grove D.w.lap, Pine in Geor — Dunlap, 1830ge 1833 ere . ulr 14 * 86 A '( A ^ 1866 * 1845 Dunlar, H. George 85 ^ ^ y ^ ^ / ^ ^ f — /y ^ f ^ single 1905, - 1827 1865, Dunlap, R. iles h C r. ^ Dr. John Dunlap Lincoln. 1821 - 1377, n.^Ella^^cssenden_cf Port ,^nd, Port ,^nd, n.^Ella^^cssenden_cf 1377, - 1821 Lincoln. Dunlap John Dr. 82 30 bre i Pn Goe Cemetery Grove Pine in buried 1390. - 1822 ^r/ icl m Jh Raw Bath John f m. o son Y^.r-/ Lincoln Eiaeh avs imn 1% 99 Cri Memorial 1939, Curtis Librarian - Gilman. 18% ^Elizabeth Jarvis ^ Dvd ulp imn 15 - 11, hlp Acadamy Philips 1914, Dunlap &\David Gilman, 1354 Bowdoin - _ M!e.rv Gardiner GiGman, 1865 - 1940, Curtis Memorial Librarian Librarian Memorial Curtis 1940, _ M!e.rv GiGman, - 1865 Gardiner uid Pn Goe Cemetery Grove ^ Pine nburied *iao Dna, BuFvc, . Richmond d. Va., BrunF.vick, . b **EiJanor Dunlap, Yodie^phmp Hribr, a, . 1919, d. Va., Harrisburg, *Yjoodside_^aptham,pf h re Ahutn inn 15 - 13 -4 ^. -^4 1938Charles Ashburt&n - 1859 Gilnan, Rbr Dna, e Piaepi, Pa. Philadelphia, res Dunlap, "Robert Eio of ihod Va. Richmond, f o *EUison d ad . dlp Jr, Ddnlap Edward A. .da ulo . . t r o Mama f t Clinton, n u o ^ librarian, ^ c Dunlap, ^ e Lee Am^s d ^ m. Dunlao I.vdia * ere . ono, aetile Ark. Fayetteiulle, Johnson, T. Georre ** Dr 4 ike Dna, 74 89 m, 1825 m., Chapman., 1859, Pinkney Dunlap,^ 1794 lydia - ^793 - l Lnon I Hingham, Mass II, Lincoln ^ ^ ? 5 5 1 hrf Stewart 5h=rlf" r. lr '4'ilcox Clare Mrs. 97 Bre i Pine Gro-ve in *Buried Maine was he governor Cemete^. of u ed n ie Grove^ Pine Cemetery i in e d rur 3 Dna, 8S 99 m..^ A^_aesn 13 - 1339 Ab^y_Paterspn, ^ . . m 1909, - 182S"Dunlap, ae 8 mo. 18 age , 1838 Dun,A? 1841 - 2 1789 Harri ^ t ie r r a H ) Fessenden - 1863, 1863, 1805 JL4acelp, 4WM , M M age . ^ h. , 74, m\tary m\tary 74, 89 1965^m. - 1869 88 1851 - 1808 1 S 2 Wh. 7° I - 17*° h). !W U 4^4 - 14, buried 184?, - ^ ---- r e leaf/?^-^/ ^ - ^ ? / f Greenl a e ^ / no children children no ^7 . 4 7 \ m NL'.p 3 2 Elizabeth Dunlap. 1742 6r 1740 - 1801 or 1800, m., 176S, J^acpn Andrew 1736 — 1800, age 64, both buried in the old Brunswick burying ground. He was Deacon in the First Congregational Church, in Brunswick, Commissioner of Correspondence, Inspection, anc Safety in 1776 - 1777, Selectman of Brunswick in 1779, 1780, 1781, 1786, 1787, H 178*9, 1790, first Postmaster of Brunswick untill his death. They lived in a house on the h ill, opposite the Congregational Church location, which his son Robert D. Dunning sold to the Church. The house was near where the comer of Noble and Maine Streets are now located. The farm was given to him by his father, David During / DUNLAP 3 Pavid Dunning. 1749 - 1771 3 Jean Dunning. b. 5/4/1771, d. 4/2*/l*34, married Rebert Dunlap, b. 5/ 29/1775, d. in Cartgage, Maine, lived in 4eH. see Samuel Dunlap wn page , er Du.nr.ing, page 104 3 Mary Dunning, b. 6/19/1772, d. 2/25/179*, married Mr. Smith, nw children 3 Eliz-beth.. Allen driAllisen..PuimiBg, b. 12/24/1774, d. 11/ 15/ 1*02, age 2d, buried in the eld Brunswick burying greund, married, 1**0, Aaren Mels her, M b. 2/23/1773, d. , built many ef the Bewdein Cellege buildings, sen ef Samtuel Melcner and Isabella Hinkley, ne children. 3 Marearet Dunninc. b. 12/17/1775, d. , married Deac. Caleb Marsh_ef Bath, Maine, d. 1*57 e Chil. Themas Marsh & Henrietta Marsh 3 Susannah Dunning, b. 7/15/177*, d. 1/3/1*61, age *3, single. 3 Rebert Dunlam Dunnin c. b. */*/l7*0, d. 2/20/1*39, age 59. He lived eppes- ite the Cengregatienal Church, in his father's heuse. This Heuse was re- medeled and set back frem the street in what is new the cemer ef Neble st. It was eccupied at ene time by Pref. Rebinsen. "His heuse was eecup- ied by his sisters Margaret and Susan and by his Uncle Jehn Dunning." He seld the let te the Church en which the present Church new stands. He succeeded his father as Festnaster. He was a captain in the 1*— Mi-- itia - selectman ef Brunswick 1SH & 1*H - 1*14; Rep. te the General Ceurt ef Mass., 1*0* - 1*12, 1*14 - 1*1$; M"ber ef the Maine Censtitutienal Cenventien, 1*19; an Overseer ef Bewdein Cellege, 1*05 - 1*39. Accereirg^ te centemperaries, "His decisien wxn en any dispute in the Cengregatiena^ Church was final." , He married, 1*03. Mary C'Briei^_b. 17*0, d. 10/29/1*53, ^ ^ J#hn O'B&ieii; b. 1*56, d. at Brunswick, 5/*/l*32, and Hannah Ta?*n, dau. e f Richard Tappau. Capt. Jehn O'Brien was ef the faneus Machias family whese recerd in the Revelutien is very ilaustneus. He meved te Brunswick in 1*20. Rebert D. Dunning ana his wife are buriee in Pine Grew Cemetery, Brunswick Elizabeth Durian Dunning, b. 6/23/1*04, d. $/i5/l*95, at Tnempsen, educated at Ipswich Ac adaBy, sjngle h ..:L C Eenr abt unn, 93 - 1903 Dunning, Talbet Eleaner 6 VM 'Jl 'J! U.S.gevemment, in the Phil. Mint and in the U.S Treasurers Office in in U.S the Office Treasurers Mint in and Phil. the in U.S.gevemment, had firm manyYJar, eutstanding this Civil acceunts the eutbreak ef the At n a tee ee mesbe f elcin yte ete fr, t went under the Mr. Dunning war, pesitiens it varieus held During firm, the Nerthem the by wall. the cellectien te ef impessible were these as and are, //*1 Facs ct Drec. . en, //*1 d Dresden, d. children weman. * 2/4/1*21, Penn., b. Derrence. Scett Frances 6/6/1*41, Married, Germany, 9/29/l**9, buried in Dresden. A remarkably streng, intelligent remarkably A intelligent Dresden. in streng, buried Germany, 9/29/l**9, in He retired Phila. B r u n s w ic k and New New and k ic w s n u r B hlrn f is marriage: first ef Children aa nh G. wee e hsad a Pse e te Independent huseand her the where Savannah, Paster was Presby ef Ga., PresbyterianChurch the ef and Missienary Yemen's Seciety the Fereign eea aae ef h Hm fr niet n ige ISbmen, Heme and the at Indigent Single ManagerGeneral f e fer years, * einCuc, yas rnia e Sees che frGrs German-minister Girls, Stevens Sc fer ef heel Principal years * Church, terian en Mrid 17, e. . rdrc Pie DD. Presbyterian a D.D.. Prises Frederick J. Rev. 1*75, Married, tewn. eet Dunlap 1*50 Rebert Dunning. 1*^2 - 1*46 Dunlap Dunning. - Scett 1*4*Frances lzbt Dl Dnig 15 - * ie i rse, GermanyDresden, in lived * Dunning, 1*54 Dale - Elizabeth Italy. marriedEdward Flerence, ef Oerdjgiane Henry Derence 1*50 Dunning. — 1*52 ere nrw unn. . emnen P. *5l5, ie a Aeet at lived Andrew Getrge Germantewn, Dunning. b. */5/l*5*, Pa., hse, a, rd Pietn 1*, ihAB and married A.M., (1, withA.B. 1**0, Prineeten, grad. Pa., Chester, ata ry iny f etn b l3/*6 d. l/3l/l*66, b. Besten,Martha ef Gray Binney Children ef f i r s t marriage: marriage: t s r i f ef Children 1*9*, Deleware; (2), married ef Bishep Lee, Alfred ef dan.grand Richard O'Brien Dunning, 1*61 - 1*71 1*71 - 1*61 Dunning, O'Brien Richard marriage: secend ef Children ui Wie e, . e Yr Ct, //&, . 2/2/1*96, d. 5/H/H&2, New b. City, Yerk Lee, White Julia .h . . t i C &.th ek City. Yerk 1 ** DUNLAP 2 . slir n vl ?^ar ivil C in seldier " Rev. rd Lhg . Eet Eng. Elect. LehighU.,grad. e, en, 3/26/1*72, Cenn., sen, . . Rn, ie at lived W.Y.. Rane, 7 DUNLAP 6 Children *f secend marriage ef Rev. Andrew Dunning: 5 Annie Ketchem Punning: Robert Andrew Dunning 5 Ge*rce Freeman Punning. b. 1417, d. at 94 yemrs. Supt. U.S. Assay Office, N.Y.City; at U.S. Mint at Phil. Pa.; Supt. ef wine in Henduras, S.A., left Brunswick at Id, in 1433; tarried (1) Annetta S. O'Brien, dau. ef Jeseph O'Brien and Elizabeth Smith, married (2 ), at Rechester, N.Y., 1442. Delia A. Wilder, d. 14?9, Children ef fir s t marriage: 6 Mary Elizabeth Dunning. 1442 - , married Jehn E. ^ew & Annetta Smith Dunning, 1444 - 1907 * Frances Valeria Dunning, 1447 - 4 Mauri re O'Brien Dunning, 1419 - 1474, single 4 VJilliam O'Brien Dunning, 1423 - 14$$, cwmzercial trayeler, single 4 Richard 0'Bri en Dunning, 142$ - 1494, lived at Phil. Pa. married Frances V. ? d. 14$$, age 23 3 Leis Dunning, d. 9/30/1743, d. 1/3/1467, married at Hareswell, 1403, Samuel Melcher J r ., b. $/4/l77$, d. 3/3/1462, sen ef Samuel Melcher and Isabella Hinkley. He was a Master Builder, building many ef the el* and beautiful heuses ef BruriSwick. Buried in Pine Greve Cemetery. 14 chul. 4 Isabella Leui.se Melcher. 1403 - 1447, married Pref. William McDeugal 4 Andrew Dunning Melcher^, 140$ - , a carpenter, meved te Wa.hingten 4 Limnine Melcher. 1407 - , married Lavinm Skelfield, b. 4/ 29/1412, d. age 73-11, dau. ef Jaceb Skelfield and Hannah Chase 5 R.bert A. MeJLchsr^.1435, prebably died at sea. 5 Susan D. Melcher. 143&' - , lived in Mass., single 5 Anna D. Melcher, 1S4& - * lived in Mass., married, 1471, lerev Cellins ... . " . ^ 11. L ^ l c h e r. 1441 - , lived m Mass., single 5 Marv Jan. Melcher,"l409 - 1490, single, buried in Pine Greve Cemetery 4 4 Elizabeth Allise n Dunning Melcher, 1411 - 149$, single burie* in Pine Greve Cemetery Martha Me lchSXi 1411 -1411 4 1413 0 1491, single, buried in Pine 4 Ri nhard Taeean Ihinlae^elche: ^ '^ S ^ 'Y e lc h e r , b. 2/13/141$, d. at Br.eklin., Mass.^ 12/1904, 4 built many^uildkLngs in Breekiine, Mnciuemg Breexlme ,ewn hall, building Inspecter ef Breekline, Masenic erders, married, u4$l, -^ ^ ^ ^ " L r ^ S h e r . 14$1 - , married, 1472, Helsen At M*rue" 5 V'iniam King Melcher Jr., 14$6 - , married ? , $ Samsen Melcher, 1459 - * married, 144o, Franc^s_0^ 5 Packard ef Bridgeton, Maine^ 4 d. at 4 rn.., buried in Pine Greve 4 ^ - — meved te San Francisce 4 Grace Apeleten Melcher, 1421 —- DUNLAP 9 4 Charles Ceffin Melcher. 1*23 - 190*, buried in Pine Greys Cem etery, carpenter, Deacen *f Cengregatienal Church ears, carried ( l ) . 1*55. Mrs. Isabella H.tSeear)_ Given// ^ 9/7/1*54, widew ef Jehn A. Giyen; married" (2) Catherine Mathesen, 1*55 - I?34^ buried in Pine Greve Cemetery 5 Samuel Ammleten Melcher, 1*54 - , limed in Vthitnmyville, Mass., grad. Btwawin 1*77, teacher and Scneel Principal in Mass., married, 1**4, Julia Haeweed. 1*57 - 6 Lucv Harwetd Melcher. 1**5 - , grad. Smith Cellege, teacher in Nev? Britain, Cenn. 4 Elizabeth Ameleten Melcher. 1**7 - , *rad. Simmens Cellege. Children by 2d marriage: 5 Charl+tte Beedv Melcher. 1*** - 191*, teacher, married Geeree *4. Gilchrist ef Bath, Maine, she is buried in Pine Greve Cemetery 5 Richard M. Melcher. 1*90 - 1934, stene says 1**9 - 193b, buried in Pine Grwve Cemetery $ Katherine Lewis Melcher. 1*92 - , teacher, grad. Far*- ingten Nermal Scheel 4 Margaret Marsh Melcher. 1*24 - 4 Frances Payne Melcher. 1*30 - , livsd in Wercester, Mass., married, 1*5*, Jesse Meere/ _ Edward H. Metre. 1*59 - , married, 1901, Jennie McLell.an 5 G^*rge Dunning Ms ere, 1*42 — , married, 1*94, Jessie_ 5 M..re?7 d. 7A5/1*9S 4 Frances Dunning- Meere . 1*95 * 5 Frank Ashburtwn Meere, 1*45 - 5 Jessie L. Meere, 1Z&7 - Mabel R. i'^ere, 1*72 - , married, 1904, Eli*t Y.hite 5 4 Marcia B-e-wster ^*hite. 1905 - $ t . 10/1S/17H, ^ t . ^ i . MM 10 2 Deacon Samiei Dunlp:, born 10/26/174*5, died 7/28/1316, age 93-9-11, (Stone says bcrn 10/lc/l742, died 7/27/1836, age 93* The stone it probably correct.) harried, l /l 6/176°. Susannah Starwood. born 2/25/1752, died U/16/1S23, (Stone says : diet )Ll/)L6/1822, age 71*), t*au. of Samuel otanv.'ooa and Fane Lithgow. Both are buried in t a uoit 3 Jane D 1257? - , , - 1257? 1893 - 18*90 E 7 t Sicht-and. ht Mih. 1E77 - , n ., ., n , - ha rnhr t a ^4^' .- ' ^ 4 ^ ranchershea? fas at rsH°i° _ r, . 1. , 1-. n.. ir., ,_H °.it°n r.s.H , - ... - - for for JKS2. 8 e a a alod man he was railroad a ie in lived er, selectman for years, typemaker , Boston in 1880 -br N Purmg.on. N. ,-lbert . 10, Jean Dunning. 1804, a., William. Peterson, b. Q., otei, a, lao^ Montpelia, Va., So. 1 KJ 4 Framingham, Mass, uean uunm, 10 years, 24 - 1234 n u u : ^ / i / 5 SucRji Ellen Curtis, 1842 - , married LaT-rie ro-,,-rs ,-Elen bom 1828 5 Oeor.'-iama Curtis. 18/;5 - , Dorchester, Wass., married, 186$ Ldvin Ck^-rin LcFsrland, , Ci\*il V.'ar 5 years 6 Clarence Thayer LcFarland, 1868 6 -"obf.rt Dunlap ).cFarland. 1469- , married 7 Jcsenh WcFpnland. 1392 7 Edwin Curtis WcFarland, 1894 7 Blanche i'-..v Fcr'arlann. 1*96 7 Kenneth WcFarland. 1898 6 Blanche i.an WcFarland, 1274 4 ) arv Jr^ne i'unlar, 1809 - 188*1, buried ir^ Fine Ortve Ce.'^atem, marries, 1831. Jacob Sansr 5 r.elen ^nnlz.n lands, born in Y^mouth. 7/22/1833, liver, in V-. Roxbury, Lass., carried, 1863, Cant. Albert E. Otis, born 1825, died at sea. A Ca.pt. for 45 years 6 zlice Duncan Otis. 1864, livea in Washington, D.C., married 1896, Charles Harris Hastings, bom 1867 7 Atherton Hastings, 1901 7 Helen Hastings, 1904 7 Elizabeth Hastings. 1906 6 Carrie Otis, 1865 - , lived in Roxbury, Lass, married 1893. Dr. Charles Moulton. 1865 - , son of Charles T. Woulton and Jane WcCallister 7 .alW*-rt Ciis * caltcn. 1895 *7 lariorie loulton. 1900 5 Alice Waterhouse -anes, oorn in Freeport, l.aine, 1835 - , lived in '-estfield, Wars., married, 1857, Oeorge L. - 3 Eleanor Dunlap. 1786 - 186$, married, 1815, James Alexander. 1789 - 1876, son of H 'illiar. Alexander and Betsey Campbell, lived in Richmond, Paine 4 Robert Bunion Alexander. bom 12/16/1816, died 6/10/1*4**', married, 1 2 /2 0 /18 4 5 ; Busan Gray Jack, dau. of ^amuel Jack and Susan J in ch e ll, of Litchfield an& Bowdoin. They were of the Scotch-Irish 5 Albert Harris Alexander, 1 2 /l2 /l8 $ 6 , married Ellen Louise Speers, dau. of Frederick Rogers and Pargaret L. Binkley, born 9 /3 /1 8 4 6 Albert Norman Alexander, 1873 Roland Haywood Alexander, 1875 * 1896 Helen Louisa Alexander, 1879 - 1895 Susan Parguerite Alexander, 1885 Aea Herbert Alexander. 1890 Atbie Helen Alexanoer. bom 1848, married 1872, .John Wilson son of Hugh Wilson and Isabella Kilgour, of Saien, Pass. 6 Frajil-i AjL$xaji&cr ^j-J-son^ 5 Alice Scott Alexander, bom 10/9/1856, married, 1876, f alter Scott Dearborn, son of Charles Lear00m ana 4 ary Dickson, of Salem, Pass., com 1856^ 6 E thel Blanche Dearborn, bom 1877 6 "Charles Robert Dearborn, bom 1879 Frank Pest Alexander, bom 3/14/1860 5 Cleaner Elizabeth Alexander. 1819 - 1842, marnec her cousin 4 ^t=n,ond Alexander, bom S/13/1813, ^ied 8/7/1852, as hi. l.t wife. He was son of Campbell Alexander an. Pargaret Stanwooe. r Janes Henry Alexander, bom 6/25/1842, at Richmond, ^aune, "married hate Burnham, 6/24/1881, born *-'/<. ie^p 6 Eleanor Dunlap Alexander, 1882 ^Er-na Caroline Alexander, 1884 6 Starwood Aleyj^neer, 1887 6 , Alexander. 1822 - 1885, Civil War veteran, married, 4 T c;?. Octavia Parston 4 Susan Dunlan Alexander, 1824^- 1^6 ^lettc Raymond Alexander, 1S^, ^ _ 1*700 1007 4 3 3ur,li.D. 1790 - 1^ 17^ -^ '"-?^ '""'^ ""'^-^""- * / * ' 4 4 4 w r i a in .1 4 ground.f-Satsuel Starnroco., ^ri-r+rsttportra-n- r-airter, pa-n , died in Boston, 185t 4 3-,-_sanna Stanv^ood, urraarried 4 BUNL,',? Cant. Hugh Durian. 1797 - 1328, married i-i.ry Starwood, died 5/26/ 1328, age 26. He was lost at sea - ^ ^ 4 John Dunlan 4 George Lincoln i^unlan. died in Paris, Prance, carried Hiss .Pond, of Boston, narried ( 2) T. Hine— 5 Prs Duncan Hopkins. New York City 5 I r s . Dunlap Cayne o f P a r is , Prance Robert Dunlap, bom 4 /C/1747, shipwrecked and arowned at Harpton Peach, "K.H., 12/25/1776 lane Dunlap, bom about 1749, died 11/21/1341, age 94, buried in eld cemetery on River Road, Brunswick, Paine, unmarried Hurh Dunlap, born 7/1/1750, Curtis Co. Pass. Troops, Rev. Y.ar, buried beside his sister in old ceretery on River Road, Brunswick, Paine. Dates not decipherable. NOTES There are several inconsistancies in the data on Susar^Dunlap, eau. of Samuel Dunlap and Susannah Starwood, as compiled by Sinnett in his geneal ogies o f Bunlao, Dunning, and Starwood, as well as boodside _ Under Dunlap:- Susan o r Susannah Dunlap was bom 8/22, married (l) 2/31/1804, Andrew Dunning, bom 11/3/1779, die. 9/-6,13oi, at Xi7(LYll.'AYr b,rn 3/17/1W, t. She married (2) William, -oodsice 3d, who died 11/1/184A, age .—s w.u^e h,v, 2^ ^ ^ M33, 2/2^1^, ^ b.m 11/3/177?, There is little information on this family and like many ot.tr families, which bore the HH& same name as another, their des-ext ents become ,confused with each other ana the more prominent one recieves the attention. The coincidence of first names is another factor which y v < r y coniusing as both fam ilies used the same nrs^ names irr .neir children. ^ ^ 0*^ thc^e which have been imable to be olacen, the fo-iowinr or pome w hich must be o f th e Topsham fa m ily as mhe d a te s place tr.em in the area before it was possible for the family of Rev. Revert Dunlar to have been old enough. ^ Mary Dunlap married Moses Eaton, - '91^ David Dunlap married Sai'ah Grant, XXIr^4 Jenny Dunlap married David Reed, l?9o DYER 1 The following was obtained from material furnished by "Reuben K. Dyer of Camden, Maine. This is supplemented by material collected from other sources. The generation numbers on the le ft of the napes, are the generations in the fam ily of that name and they are some times assigned arbitrarily. 1 Israel Dyer, , m. 6/13/1786. Mary Robinson, T07SS7T766 - 7 / 18 / 18 ^ ------" 2 Israel Dyer, 7/2!p/170j - 9/13/1830, age 61^, m., 11/^/18877 Sally Mitch ell, of No. Yarmouth (Freep o r t/, , d7o Benjamin Mitchell and Sarah Fogg He was on a privateer during the War of 1812. See M itchell and Fogg m. (2/ 3 Mary Ann Dyer, 10/1809 - 12/9/1897. age 88 y r s . 2 mo. m. Woodbury Dyer of So. Portland, d. 8/1/ 1868, aged 3 0 y r s , 2 mo. h- Woodbury R.JDyer, d. ^/12/1868? aged38, m. Melvina_ Brewster , one son and one dau. 4 Mary Frances Dyer m. Joseph Day 4 W illiam A. Dyer/ d. 1lVl27l*o67. age 21-6 4 Su sa n Dye r , m. Charles Blake 4- Gilman Dyer, lost at sea, l88u Fred Armstrong Dyer m / F a n n y 3 Robertson Dyer, 3/12/1812 - $/l/lS71, m. (1/ 12725/18337 Lydia Keaser, ({./8/1^12 - 12/21/ 1865, age $ 3, d. at Portland, d/o Reuben Keaser and Mary York; m. (2) 6/11/1860, Amanda L. Wa.ite , d . !p/2/1890 Children by first marriage: 4 Reuben Keaser Dyer, 10/23/1833 - 7/19/1833. aged 19 yrs/, 9 mo. Robertson Dyer Jr., 6/ 30/1838 - m. f l ^ . 373171*8*79 , Eliza Richardson Sawyer, 8/ 7/1837 - 8 /2 1 / 1 892, 'aged 5k-7-llS; m. (2/, 7/ 8/ 1893. Josephine (Josie, Eoma (M errill; Brewer, in Lawrence Mass., b. in Salem7*N.R. 7*271*2/1038, d. 8/19/1903 Reuben Keaser Dyer, 6/2/1863 - m ., 2/ 7/ 1883, Effie Griffin, of Port la n d , 9/ 2/ 1863" - 7721^/1889 6 George Edwin Dyer lived 18 days 6 Alpheus^ G_. Dy e r , 2 /2 7 /1 887 - m. , L o ttie D. Dunphy, 1897 * He i s buried in Burr Cemetery 7 Reuben Keaser_Dyer,h/i 2/192? m. D±ER George Edwin Dyer, 6/1 5/1 8^1 - 8/11 /1 9u3 Sarah Helen (Hellen/ Dyer, 1u/28/l8l3 Children of Robertson Dyer by second marriage: Florence Adelaide Dyer, l/1u/l869 - Harrowing Dyer, 11/1 6 /1 871 - m., b/1971901, Alice Jordan Child of Israel Dyer by his 2d. marriage: Caleb Dyer, d. 12/1 /1891, age 7 1 -1 m. Ellen G. , of So. Portland, d. 10/ 2 9 /1 5 7 6 , VJ_i Ilia n J. Dyer The following are people included in the material of Hr. Reuben Dyer -which are not placed: Louisa (Lausia./ &. Dyer, 1337 * LV3/I 090 Isabel Dyer, 1695 - * 1713* Samuel Small, b. abt 169C, d . 1729 C h ild ^ ^ "* Grace R. Dyer, " * " ule, 1H30 s /o David DYER o f DURHAH The generation numbers are arbitrary 1 _ 8-cah Dyer. , n. Hannah Ilarriner in Falnuth 2 '7hi? (Probably Cane Elizabeth) ilia ah Dver. b . Cape Elizabeth, 1751 - * m ., ^ 772# Sarah Holland Th.cy omc to RoyalsSorough in 1773 Sally 'hrer, 1773 ** m., 1793# Robert I Itch. e l l 3 liat'han Dyer, 1775 - 1775 3 Betsey Dyer, 1776 - 1807# m** 179$* Francis Harpion, , buried in old parish cen. Durham. e r , 1778 - , m., 1609, Tinothy I______3 Jane Dyer, 1730 - 1799 3 Iiicah Dyer, J r ., 1782 — n., 1&*3* jgrx liir r a y 4 SallyLy Dyer,D y e r , 1804 - 3 Benjamin Dyer, 1784 ** 1799 3 Richard Dyer , 1?C7 - * m., 1808, HarrX ------3 uavid bycr 2SL., 1790 - 1792 3 Susanna?!. Dyer, 1793 * #u ., 1812, Janies ITlc r i: H vo? in Honuouth 3 22 David Direr, b . Cane Elizabeth, 1754# d. 1^17# n., 1/7d, Tunis In Doiraiscn, b . Cape Ann (Gloucsetcr) 1759 - . he settled in Royalsborough in 1773# building a house at the junction of tne County road and the old "Hallowell Road". 3 David Dyer Jr., 1778 - 3 Jane Dyer, ifoO - 1?80 3 Ezekial Dyer, 1779 - # m. .ary Dyer of Capr E l^ z a o e tii 3 George Dennison Dyer, 1?S1 - 3 hill jam Dyer, ifta 3 ^enj^ain Dyer, 1784 - 3 Surali Osgood Direr, 1790 - 3 7onethan Dyer, 1?91 ** 3 74 u. l^yer. T?99 - 1857# M. 8aic, b. Peycp3c o ? , 1800 d . 18 6 2 , lived in nrtmsilck, b<.iried in Pine Grove Ceneteiy^ Sarala Dyer, d. 1350, age 25#,id. as his first y-fi'e". 1 :di-:ard He a th , 1819 - 1 ^ 9 2 , buried in Pine Grove Cemetery Fanily o f Jbncs? Dyer and Ihry 4 9ary Dyer, 1*7v& # M.# _Benjamin ______ 4 llnnnah Dyer, 1CC1 - , n . , 1827. Samuel !X tran J r . 4 'liieanor prer, 1803 * ,ia ., 1828, Isaac P e e r in g 4 Ai. lira Dyer, 1807 ** , m ., 1831, Jabcz D e e r ii^ DYER o f DURHAM 2 Family o f Hoses Dyer and Phry, continued 4 Ib s e s Dyer* 1 C09 - f in .. 1830. Anna B. Nason 4 Charles Dyer, 1811 - 4 I s r a e l D y er, 1815 - 2 Reuben Dyer. b. Cape Elizabeth, 1770 - , :m ., 1794* hlisabetn naglcy, b. Salisbury. 1770 3 0. Israel Baglay Dyer. 1796 3 Mary Dyer* 1793 - 3 Reuben Dyer J r , , 1600 - , m. Har^:aret Snow of n a rp sw e ll People buried in Durham and Pownal of the Dyer family not p la c e d \Jai*d Cemetery in Lardtoun Sumner F. Dyer, 1834 - 1922 Anne C. Holmes, Inis w ife, 1343 - 1921 SO. Lest Bend Cemetery Richard Dyer, d. 1391, age 74 Caroline, his w i f e , d. 1903, aged 80 C h a rles R. Dyer, tY.^eir son, d. 1874# a.g^ 21 A lv a ra d o Dyer, tueir son, d . 135^, s-ged Mary, wife of Richard Dyer, d. 1d^1, age 60 S adie J. Dyer, wife o f Geo. H . H a s k a ll, 1345* * 1 79 Cemetery on Rt. 9 near the Poi.7u a l l i n o Isaac Dyer, 1853 - 1922 Ellen Royal, his w ife, 13&4 - '936 L ela E ., 1897 - 1 8 9 3 Haudo, 1893 - 1 9 0 3 Cenotory on road from S.W.Bend to Lisbon Falla Jacob Dyer, 5th Maine Inf. Durham ce a n ., no name a v a ila b le Eunice, w/o L i l l i a n Dyer & widow of Jacob Coombs, d. 1846* aged 33 Certetery on the Auburn road Janes Dyer, d. 193d, aged 80 Lydia P., his w ife, d. 1920, aged 83 VilliaiaDyer, d. 1o33* agedllt J u l i a Ann, h ia w i f e , 1&27 - 1909 L illian P. Dyer, 1G55 - 1851 Imogonc, his w ifo, 1&57 - 1542 hunt Cemetery Elisa P. Dyer, w /o David Ci\)dett, lupS *- 1537 3DYE3 t f PcM nal *lcha.el Dyer, d. 18^9, qged 78 Phebe, his wife, d. 182^., aged ^9 Rachel, his vrife, d. 188B, ared 99-6-23 Nathan Dyer, 1829 - 1877 Reuben H. Dyer, 1832 - 1 862 Eliza J. Tlhkh&n, his wife, 16^3 - 1910 Racnel Dyer, w/o Joshua Bangs, 1826 - 1905 Alfreda, d/o Reuben & Eliza^ 185^ - 1900 -apt. Jh Robi b. oucester, , d. / 6 / 2 . d , ^ 1 7 1 ., s s a H , r e t s e c u lo G . b , n o s in b o R John . t p a - 1 Kbnco . ns , . Cp Elz beth liza E Cape t a m. , , n so in b o .R czor bon K 2 3 ilehitah Y cf R obin son , 1 0 /1 /1 7 6 1 . b p t z d . a t S t. t. S t a . d z t p b . 1 6 7 /1 /1 0 1 , son obin R cf Y ilehitah 3 L ). I s r a o l D y e r , , r e y D l o a r s I L). Ihj Robi 10/ 1766 - 9/S/ , ) 1 ( * ^ 5 & /1 /lS 9 - 6 6 7 /1 /5 0 1 , n o s !\) in b o R M I-hrjf 3 b u r ie d in th e E a s t e r n ce m e te ry , P ortla n d , th e r e are a a are e r e th , d n ortla P , ry te e m ce n r e t s a E e th in d ie r u b ule of Hasni ealn o tne. ston s i h Woodbury on abitable H eiablena , 7 ic 3 7 son 1 a H , f h t o e b a z li nuil^er E Cape in m* 1775# 16/ h'y ydiite ha'ry , ^ 6 7 /1 6 /1 6 oha Robin. Joshua - l ns 76 a e capt in ta p a c sea a , 6 0 & 1 - 1756 , n so in b o R fl i-A a S s' c 3/ 1766 6 7 /1 /7 3 , rch u h C ' ls u a ? m. ( 2 ) , I h / ^ / r T & T J ^ 'e W illard illard W 'e ^ J T & T r / ^ / h I , ) 2 ( m. 5 /^ 5 /1 7 o L / I s r a e l D yer yer D l e a r s I / L o 7 /1 5 /^ 5 d/o o / d , e Dyra. ' l l e h c t 'h yer"an.d D See 302 oha Noodbui*y+ Joshua. 56 - 1620, sa ain ta p a c sea a , 0 2 6 1 - 6 f5 1 , i S a lly - S - t c ji s ll o f No. Yar^iionth Yar^iionth No. f o ll s ji c t - S - lly a S ROBINSON 2 / 24/1787 i3/ m. 11/ 1 1 ., m , 0 > 6 /l 3 /i 9 - 1 LEASER 1 Reuben L e a s e r. d. at Cnebeague Island Served In bapt, E b en ezor Webster's Co., Col. Stiokney's 10 th Rcgt.* in Gen. Stark's Brigade. (FrouS.A.R. re co rd s) m. Lydia Hancock liv e d * " i n hortiil'leld, N.H. a b t . 1 7 7 0 . 9 se n s - ^ d e n s . Reuber Leaser Jr.. 1?77 - H /I 3/ 1C16, aged 39* n . , Dary YcidE, 1787 - e/m /1834, age 8-7. d/o Josen a York, buried in Eastern Cenetery, Portland. I!ary York Leaser is. (2) Judali Chandler o f Chebeaguo Island. Slie is buried in Chebeague Island. Epitaph on Reuben Leaser'd headstone} " Stop, all ny friends, as you pass by} As you are no*H, so once was 1} As I am noi^, so must you be. Therefore prepare to follov me." Eoitaoh on P olly York Leaser Chandler's headstone: "A d ie u , 33 friends, dry up your tears; I must lie here till Christ appears". Children by Heuhen Leaser and Polly York: 3 John Leaser, d. at Point Poster Island, Guada- lonpe, Lcs^b Indies, at age (abt) 21 Colebrook, K .li. 3 Janos Leaser, d. at n . 13 c h i l d r e n ^ David Leaser, d. 7/18/1880, aged 60 m. Caroline riicEoll, 1/31/1893, 06, tVo B en ja u n P h t c n e ll eund SuscLH o f " 1Z/ 3/1832 - laec, ^ A. r.'.'i RW-or of Scarborough Caroline Leaser, 9/11/1^36 - o/ < ( / fiiriy^EnEn^Tr*?. m tckeii m. (51" George G. Hoploina, d. 190^, David' L. ilitchcil,...... 10/30/1873, d. in Savanncli, Ga. ^ Gertrude Hopka-is, *0(4 * David Leaser, 7/7/18^0 - ^ S ^ T §# P ortla n d 1Z/29/1C69 in^-ig 'a p .^ ^ -a! was never again h=nr^.r°n. iZo^Ts , a. ,/^/t-'?5, ^ 1 1 1 . Yeo.ians Leaser, 3/31/1 .^ *- p r a n c e s Evel^T 84 P reen sn ^ l a r__ l ^ , 31, n i " dalsh 31 ( 2 ) R . - Arthur h C la H l " T 3 7 7 Bessie Evelyn ? n. ' ebb Bel^n Haitland Hebh? KhASLH 2 4 Howard Bailey leaser* 1&48 - , n. Rena Rice of Portland! 2 children. 4 Ho sailed from Pensacola, Fla, 8/29/1660, as Capt. of the Brig "Alfred"^ boytnd for Trinidad, best Indies. He was neverp^%ri. lost at sea. 3 Lydia Keaser, L^/8/1812 - 3/S1/!86p, aged ^3* d. at Portland, m., as his first wife, 12/26/1^3* Robertson Dyor, 3/1-/1312 - $/l/l87I, s/o Israel byer and Sally Ititchell. Sc Dyer page 1 3 Capt. Reul^en Icasoi, d. 3/4/1^93* sged 77 at Spring- field, til., Ki. ("TyA lira J. iHtchell, d. Sparwink, 9/2$/l8L:8, aged 27; d. (2) Ali'JLra F. Jordan, d. at Springfield, HI. d/o FbTus an3 Hieoe Jordan. Children by first unrriage: 4 Reuben II. Keaser, d/ 1/31/184&# a.ged 9 no. 4 Augusttts Leaser, d. in Hew Orleans, In. Children by second nar-ilnge: 4 Rufus E. Keaser, d. 8/2/18^3, aged 2 mo. 4 Laria Hearer 3 Joseph York Keaser, d. l 8l r , Eiged 10 n o . Children* by the marriage of Hary Y ork and Judch Chandlo r: 3 Judh^ Chandler Jr., d. in Spring of 1o96 in Net; Orleans, La.,"HTs wife d. of yellow fever in the Lest In d ie s 3 D a n ie l C h a n d le r , d . 1 /1 9 /1 3 9 3 * aced. m.' Sor'4aa Hd.'.;ece'*Tb o f P o la n d , Maine ir7:nrii?g5r— 3 Joseph Cliandlor^ d. st b-ornam, N.H. nn i& w ___ in Newburyport, Hass. 3 Edribnc Clnu^aler, d." 9/ 3/ 1832, aged 3*6 3 Polly (*"anf-) Chandler, rif (ll '.illia fi Uoodbury o f New (Honeester ?3,. ( 2) ? Pettengfll of 1/jug Island 3 Susan*cHhnSIer ,^1T at in s? Boston, 1/13/1890, aged M , XI. JcYri' -oods of East Boston 3 Hatmol TtuJidl or, d. at Falmouth, 7/17/1902, a^;ed 6f7* m. Ion.'* Jolmson of long Island $ James. Keaser c a n e t o P o rtla n d w ith Reuben 'll. Isa l l y YorE He T ell and broke his bach and is b^tried in Colebrook, N H 2 John Keasor, went to (It looks like) Canteby? 2 7onauHan^l*caser, d. in N orthfield, N.H. 11 children. 2 TaooV"Keaser (ti.in ), settled in Keaser Falls 2 David Keaser went tc Colsbrook, N.H., then to Haine 2 Edman-1 77??er, probably went to Keaser F alls, singlo m r\j t\) ro ro ru nj ' 1 ed a Col N.H. , k o o r b le o C at d ie r u b sph York h osep J H is w ife i s b u r ie d in W estern , Cemetery, Cemetery, , estern W in d ie r u b s i ife w is H chi . n e r d il h c 7 h d. 2/ ag 8^? ge a , 3 ^ 8 /1 /2 1 1 . d She li . k rk o Y H. m illia W ay ok m. ork Y Mary D o lly York York lly o D Josep h Y ork ork Y h Josep York John l ok . n York lly a S na York a in L Reuben K e a s e r . See K easer page page easer K See . r e s a e K Reuben §e Keaser se esr ae 2 page Keaser see r, e s a e K J§nes YORK rl d n ortla P MITCHELL 1 The following has been extracted from the genealogy of H tchell of Kittery. There were two distin ct fam ilies of Mitchells who came to Maine in the early I6u^s and 1700s. One family descended from Experience Mitchell who came over to this country in the "Ann", the third ship to land at Plymouth, coming in 1623. He m. Jane Cooke, d/o Francis Cooke and Hester Hahieu. Francis Cooke came over on the Mayflower in 1620. Some o f t h is f a m i l y o f M it c h e lls came to l i v e in Maine in the mid 17^ws, settling in N o. Yarmouth. The only members of this family who lived in Freeport, came in the early l8uus from Whitman, Mass. Capt Josiah Mitchell of the "hornet" fame was of this family. There is some uncertainty about the origin of the other M itchell family. They may be descended from Paul Mitchell, who came over t o K it t e r y w it h John W inton and d . 1654* Another possible early ancestor may have been Capt. John M itchell who lived on Smutty Nose Island in l66u and d. the same year, l66u. The first certain ancestor of the Mitchells in Kittery was Christopher, so he is being placed in the number one generation. It is quite certain that there was no connection between the two fam ilies on this side of the Atlantic, whatever their connection (if any; in England. 1 Christophcipllitchell, d. h/1680, aged abt. m. Sarah Andrews^*!). abt.'"ioTj/! , d/o John and Jean Andrews. Sarah M itchell, aged 82, on 1/20/1713-?!-* conveyed to William M itchell, her sen, of Scarborough, the homestead at Kittery at the head of Braveboat Harbor. Christopher administered the estate of his brother-in- law, John Small, in 167b. His widow administrated his estate 3/13/1886 William M itchell, b. Kittery m. (1/, before 1702, ju. Honor m. ( 2 ) , 1715*.* Elizabeth Tenney, of K ittery. He lived on the Isles of Shoals for a tine, then moved to Scarborc. William was killed by the Indians while working in h^s field s at Scarboro, 4/1&/1724* "Black Point, Apr^ye 19th(1724j" "This is to inform yen that undians yesterday kild Mr Michell c f Spur wink and took Captive two of his oldest sonsX Signed, Nathan Knight. His widow, Elizabeth, m. (2; before 1734; Benjamin Haskins and was living in Scarborough in 1744 M I TO HEi 2 2 Christopher ^ tch ell Jr., b. Kittery m. (T^*"Mary Brack ett, d7o Thomas Brackett, who was killed by the Indians, and Mary Mitten of Casco Bay; m. (2, Sarah ? m. 1715? in Portsmouth, N.H., Eleanor Larabee m. ( l i Sarah ? 2 Robert Mitchell, b. abt. 1669 and his w ill was dated 1731", m. Sarah beering, d/o Lieut. Roger and Mary Deering Her w ill was dated 173k. They moved to Falmouth. (Spurwink; 3 Rojser Mitchell, 1691 - , m. (1) Sarah Cutts wiT.o d . 1818, d/o Richard Cutts and Joanna Wills; Pi. (2,, 172u, Bridget Couch, widow od Roger Couch; m* (3/, 1726-7, M&ry Goold, d/o Joseph G oold and Bethia Furbish 3 Robert Mitchell, 1697 - 169c 3 Mary Mitchell, 1699 - m. William Caswell 3 SarahT'fiiFcHeTl, 1702 - m. Hannerin g Be a l 3 Elizabeth lltcheil, 170^ - m., 17311 Samuel ^reenleaf The following statement was among the notes on the Dyer fa m ily . "Robert Iltch ell came from Kittery to Capr Elizabeth a f t e r 1730, m. Mirriam Jordan, b. abt 1727* d/o Dominicus Jordan. He was a descendent of Jonathan M itchell, b. England in 1621, came to Cambridge, Mass. Was a graduate of Harvard and ordained a min ister in 1o$-u! Robert M itchell had 3 s o n s ." No basis can be found for parts of this statement. Robert's ancestor was defin itly Christopher and the dates preclude any connection between a Jonathan and Christopher. The accepted lineage follows 3 Robert M itchell, 12/27/1710 - 5-/7/1769, aged ^9. m. Miriam Jordan, 1. abt. 1727, d/o Dominicus Jordan and Joanna Deeringlif Spum-.ink. 1 Lieut. Jonathan Mitchell, 1736 - 1810 in Spur- wink, m ., 1*2717/1799, Aj-ma Loviet, d/o Jonathan Loviet- and Mary Woodbury m. (2; ? Wheeler 9 Janes Mitchell, 17&1 - d. an infant 9 Ben jamin ?itchcll.^ b. at Spurwink, Cape Eliz abeth, 12/8/17b2 - d. at Great Chebeague Is., 3/28/1811, age 79, m. Sarah F o g r , b. New Glou cester, 1766, d. Freeport, 3/2i7l8l3, buried at Chebeague Island. It is here in the notes that it states thafBenjanin Mitc h ell was of the M itchells descended from Experience ISLtchel- who m. la n e Cooke e t c . " . A ll r e c o r d s show th a t Benjamin was descended from Christopher Mitchell of Kittery Benjamin and Sarah Mitchell built a house soon after they were married, in Danville. They got homesick and moved to Great Chebeague I s l a n d . HITChEnn 3 Benjamin M itchell continued: Benjamin M itchell joined the Rev. Army, Jan. L{., 1778, served in Capt. B. Martin's Co. to Nov.; also in Capt. Benjamin Lg.rrabee's Co., Col. Jonathan M itchell's Regt; also under the same captain Col. Freeman's Regt., and in Capt Swift's Co. i n t h e same R e g t .. Between Nov. 1, 1776 and Sept. 6, 1770, he served at Falmouth. Re also served from July 31st to Sept. 26, 1781, on the Sloop "Defence", James Nevins commanding. He enlisted 7/13/1782 for 3 months or the length o f the war. (From S.A.R.; Susan Mitchell, d. 1833, aged 67, m., 1803, R ufus So u l e , 1785 - 1867, as h i s f i r s t l i f e buried in Porter's handing Cemetery. Re was a ship builder, Justice of the Peace, State Representative, and State Senator. He m. (2; Philomelia Talbot, m. (3; Hannah Small, niece of Susan Mitchell. See Soule for children. Annie M itchell, b. 6/3/1788, d. aged 32, m. Nathaniel Cobb. h. 1U/28/1783, d. aged 32 Sarah. M. Cobb, 1/13/1808 - l683,'m ., 11/3/ 1629, Capt. Peter Graffam Susan VJ. G raff am, 15Y6/1831 - 3/3/l^bl, Orville G. Boyd, d. 1900, aged 71 8 George Gr a ffam, 12/ 17/1833 - 7/ 21;/ fBS3, aged 15 mo^ Peter A. Graffam, byi^/1833 - t / 18/ 18U6, aged 61)? 8 Benjam in F . G r a ffam, 8/ 12/1839 - 6/ 3/lclil, aged 22 mo, 8 Sarah A. G raffam, 1 /1 /18R6 - m., 107l*3Vl'8 '6 Howard E. Soule, d . 190L)., aged 39 Alice Louise Soule, d. 1/ 31/ 1873, aged 1 day. Susan S. Cobb, 3/10/181U - 1889, n. John B. woodbury E lizabeth"Tfobb,' 10/8/1812 - 1897, m. Aaron Danforth ^ZjZj^ ^obb, 3/ 26/ 181 ij. - 1883, m. _ Brown Rui.is Soule Cobb, 11/18/1817 - BenjamTh ColSF, 12/ 23/ 1819 - 1838, d. o f yellow fever at Charleston, C.C. 7 Nathaniel Cobb, h/6/1822 - 7 ^-^:Jln-Cobb^, h/2!./l82^ - 169?, m. George Perley, d. 1893, aged 7lj. ------7 James_H. Cobb, 1/7/1826 - 7 Sophronia D._Cobb, 1/8/1828 - 1002 m Alfred^Fickett, drowned in Bath MainI 7 Rebecca Cobb, II/H/I83I - 1639' 6 6 Lc; , l l e h c t i M Lucy; 6 6 Elzabeth Yhtchell, b. 7^ ae i h th e b a liz E Cape t a 177^ . b , l l e h c t eth b h liza Y E h t e Cape b a liz at E 1771 ^ "b. '/ l l e h c t i M Anna 3 Miim Mi l b. 17 at ae iabet th e b liza E Cape t a 177k . b ll, e h c it M iriam M 3 Jnta Mi l b. 79 "ae i h th e b a liz E "Cape t a 1769 . b , ll e h c it M Jonathan ^ 3 R o b e rt M itch e l l , b . 1766* a t Cape E liz a b e th , , th e b a liz E Cape t a 1766* . b , l l e itch M rt e b o R 3 Hna Mi^hl , 7k lrut - th alirou F 178k , it^chell M Hannah ^ May_ thl , 77 t ae iabeh eth b liza E Cape at 1767 . b , itcheli ary__M M $ 6 6 ly Mitchell, ,11/ l sael e Isra ^ 7 u /l8 /9 1 ., 1 m , , l l e h c t i M y ll a S 7 C apt. R u fu s Soule R a n d a ll, ll, a d n a R Soule s fu u R apt. C 7 6 anh itchell, l l e h c Mi t Hannah sey Mtchell, d. l . d , l l e h c Mit y e ts e B ejmi Mitchell, l l e h c t i M in Benjam O'COCKCBCBCECCCOCO ll e h c it M James ydi thell, , . 1 Ro r Ra dall, an R ert ob R / (1 m. , , l l e itch M ia d Ly . li nson o s in b o R m illia W m. (2; Dyer" D y a rr _ u P ...... s le b m. a e P CharYes m. ; 2 ( . R m ., as h is 2d w i f e , WiMLiam P e a b le s s le b a e P WiMLiam , e f i w 2d is h as ., m m. ( 1 / Ik's S arah "Robinson arah S Ik's / 1 ( m. m ., as h is 1 s t w i f e , W illia m P eables eables P m illia W , e f i w t s 1 is h as ., m . di '.'DiRei_er ia yd L m. D y e r, r, e y D e ad ay bnsn son obin R Mary and yer D . Nta3 l l y ile a B *Nathan3T el m. e De page 1. 1 e g a p Dyer See . on ll a m S John m. 7$ ' age $ ed g a , ' " o - 178$ s, ure n Br Ce etery em C Burr in ried iu b , is t r u C l Caroline, 6 - Elza, 89 i Ann, lia u J - 1819 , a liz E - l6 b 1 , e n i l o r a C : n e r ild h C . anh li s m illia W Hannah m. . ata nnet n en B Martha m. vd asr 7/l8/ ae 80 age , u 8 8 /l 8 l / 7 . d ser ea K avid D C a ro lin g M i t c h e l l , d . . d , l l e h c t i M g lin ro a C ou s/ t nal n Mary and andall R rt e b o R /o s , a e s t a " t s o l Lambert - 1oUu e Kesr 1 e g a p easer K See aY T^hed n Srh y, ed i od Lawn Wood in d ie r u b oyt, H Sarah etery Cem and To^rhsend EarY* aa An ( i, o sn, §2 9^ d/ /o d 191^, - 1§k2 nsend, Tow nie, n (A Aina Sarah 2 / ln Randall R elen H R u s s e l l L. R a n d a ll ll a d n a R L. l l e s Haley s u R B. live O m. ll a d n a R y rk ta S ufus R N eal Dow R an dall m. L illia n W. Fogg Fogg W. n illia L le ou S m. J. dall an R ella D Dow m. eal N dall ushing an C R M. . E Edward t m. r e b o all R d an R ie r r a C Thomas Cummings R a n d a ll m. Sarah E. Soule Soule E. Sarah m. ll a d n a R Cummings Thomas on Radl m Mbl Shaw Mabel m. andall R . B John 2 I 4./1737 W ill ia m , 1829 - P am elia, elia, am P - 1829 , m ia ill W 81 - 1821 1832 Gere 1835 . E eorge - G - 9/ lS$0, gd k s/o l e a r s o I / s 6k, aged , 0 $ S /l 3 /1 9 - 1838 ..... 8 KITCHEnL , s / o James Soule and Martha Martha and Soule James o / s , . 8 a 12 - Adinn, 88 - 1828 ne, drian A - 182^ , san u S - ae $ aged , o $ 1 / 31 / 1893 1830 , aged aged , 3 m W a Soule iam l l Wi m. , - 1830 86 188 - Marquis, Marquis, - m., , ., m , c 4 MITCHELL Joshua Mitchell, 1771 - m. ( 1 ; _J W h e e le r 5 Sarah. Mitchell, 177o - 5 hu.cy liit*ch ell, b. 1703 at Cape Elizabeth m.' Barker, of Nova Scotia and went there to live. Dominicus Mitchell, 174.9 - * d. at Spun-rink, m., 17^54* Anna Sma ll 1744 * 1014* d/o Joshua Snail Esq., and Susannah Kennard of Limington. He was a Lieut, in Gapt. Josiah Shaw a Co. of the 3d Cumberland R egt., commissioned, 177&* Lt. in C ol. Reuben Fogg's Regt. in 1777* went to Majorbagaduc as 1st ^.t. in Capt. Joshua Jordan's Co., Col. Jonathan M itchell's Regt. 3 Elizabeth Mitche ll, 9/7/1746 - 5 Daniel yiitchell, 6^/1765 - , m. Anna Small, , settled in Limington, tnen move? to the eastern part of the state. Mary Mitchell, , m. Abraham Parker* Dominicus Mitchell, , m. App4ia Joshua H itchell, , m. Hannah I-!yri c k 5 Robert Mitchell, , m. Lydia Berry settled in Standish Isaac Mitchell , 17^0 - , iy., 1801, Martha L ib b y , s e t t l e d in Limington, w h ere h e was long prominent and useful as a c i t i z e n . no was Town Clerk, Justice of the P e a c e a n ! Postmaster for an extended term. 5 Anna M itchell m. Wingate 5 Samuel Mitchell, , m., Margaret* Berry They lived in the homestead in Standish S a ra h M ite ' e l l , m. J o s e p h D avis l i v e d i n S ta n d is h R o b e rt Mitch ell, 17^1 - m. Mary Ingersoll, 1760"- d/o Capt. Nathaniel Ingersoll. Lived in Portland. Children: Robert - Stephen - infant - Mary - O liv e C , - I^rtha - Elizabeth I. - Ann i . - Nathaniel 1. The following is solely for your interest 2 Richard M itchell(s/o Christopher; b. in Kittery n. Sarah Couch, d/o Joseph Couch and Joanne Deering Their sixth child was: 3 Richard Mitchell, m. 1737* Hulda Weare, 1721 - d/o Capt. Peter Weare and Sarah Felt. Peter Vieare was the famous Indian fighter and scout, who was drowned in 1743 and is buried in the Old Pioneer Cemetery in iarmouth. Richard m. (2 /, 1740* Hary Jonc3 His jd child by Mary Jones was: (Next page; MITCHELL 6 ^ ^jJLliam ^tcheli (3d child of Richard Mitchell by Mary Jones, bptzd. 17^b, d. 1817, m ., Joanna Mitchell, 1755 - y d/o Joseph ^ ^itcKeTl land Susannah Paul of Freeport, william M itchell lived on the road from Freeport Corner to Brunswick, the first farm after cross ing F rost-s Gully. (Long since gone, T h e ir 8th child was: 5 Joseph Mitchell, 1787 - 1856, m., 1827# S{^*inajCurtis,"l797 - 1892, age 9!+# d/o BaiTey Curtis and Abigail Nason, buried in Webster Cemetery, Freeport. 6 Farmenus Mitchel, 1633 - 1875# m., 1863# P riscilla Belcher, 1835 - 1882, d/o Richard Belcher and P riscilla Hyde who lived in the big white house opposite Grove St. in Free port. P riscilla Hyde was d/o Dr. John A. Hyde. Parmenus and his wife are buried in Webster Cemetery G.A.R. veteran 7 Wilmot Brookings^ MitchelJL, only son of Parmenus, 11367 - 1962, grad. F.H.S. In 189^# Principal of F.H.S., grad, of Bowdoin College and many years a Pro fessor at Bowdcin College. He m. Alice G. M errill, 1666 - 195b and both are buried in Pine Grove Cemetery in B ru n sw ick His two sisters were teachers in Free port many years. 2 Joseph Mitchell (5th son of Christopher;, b. abt. 1673# m., 170-, Joan Couch, d/o Joseph Couch and Joanne Deering and sister of Richard's w ife. Joseph was at Braveboat Harbor and d., probably,in Aug. or Sept., 17^-6, age 73* Ho was 13 years old when his father, Christopher, died. In 1712, he paid a tax in Hitter^ of 30 pounds, 10 shil lings. His house was a garrison type house, probably with a stockade around it. Their oldest son was: 3 Joseph M itchell, 17u3 - 1793# age 90-5, m. Mary ___ Little is known of his early life but he never learn ed to read or write. He lived first on the Isles of Shoals, then in No. xarmcuth. Part of nis family was born in Isles of Shoals and the rest in No. Yarmouth. He bought considerable property in No. Yarmouth, which was in that part which was set off as Freeport. He was a soldier in the Indian wars. Hi3 son Joshua built the house at the corner of Nathan Nye and Main s t r e e t s . Their !+th Child., was: (See following page, MITCHELL 7 ). Abraham j-Iitcnel^l, (!^.th child of Joseph and Many M itchell; c. in Isles of Shoals in 1739 or 17^-U, d. before 1793 in Freeport, m., 1750, Rhoda Gray, 17^.1 - 1730. He led a comfortable life as a farmer without entering politics although he was collector of taxes in 1783. Ho lived in the southern part of the town, near"Royal's river". T h e ir 3^ child was: $ Content Mitchell, 1766 - , m. (1; (Int./ 12/3/ 1 73L., John Re^ed, a Rev. War soldier with his father and two brothers, lost at sea m. (2/ ? Boston; m . (3/* 1803, Killian P. Farwell, who d. 181U. She probably died at her daughter's, Seba (Boston* Dennison and was buried in the Rufus Dennison lot in Jay, Maine. He ivas her son-in-law. She had child ren by all three husbands. Her oldest son by John Reed was: 6 Abraham Reed, b. in Freeport, 1735? d. Byron, M ain e, 1063, m . (1 ;, l 8uij., Ruth Harvey of Free- n o r t , 178!4. - 1825. They moved to Byron where she d . He ia. (2 * Phebe M e r r i l l , 1792 - 1 8 6 5 His youngest son by Phebe Merrill was: 7 Jose-h G. Reed, 1830 - 1913? m., Remember M itc h e ll, 183^ - 1 8 7 5 * d/o A m i M itchell and Ruth Bingham See b e l o w . His second child was: M Addie Staples Hied who m. Benjamin F. Dunning C h ild r e n : Alice - Jessie - Phanlr - Mabelle C. Clyde - Thurlow - Robert The fifth child of Joseph 3 M itchell and Mary was: Josh u a Mitchell, 1*743 - * 33+ (1;(Inty, 3/9/1765* Rachel^ Hookers, d/o William and Elizabeth Hoopers; Bl. ( ^ / , 1 793* R a ch el__Park e r He first lived in Rcyalsborou^h (Dirham/ where he was in the business of producing lumber and masts. Then he moved to Freeport where he first lived in a log cabin on the spot which is now the corner of Nathan Nye and Main str eets. He soon bu ilt a house on the same spot which is now occupied by Weber Real Estate Co. He was quite well to d o . His oldest son was: William M itchell, 1 766 - l o s t a t sea, m . P a tty Hoopers, who d. I 8K9, age 9u. She moved to Mexico, Maine "after he husband was lost and is buried there in Back Kingdom Cemetery Their i^th child was: Ammi__Ifitchell, 179^ - * m. Rath Bingham. They lived in Back Kingdom, M exico, Maine and are posaibly buried there Their 7th child was: r?f Remember M itchell. I 83L- - 1375* age Ipl, m< J o s e p h Gould Reed, 1830 - 1913* buried in B yron," Maine. See page above. JORDAN 1 1 As e a r l y as 1 6 ^ 1 , R e v . R obert Jordan, a clergyman of the Church o f England, *- 2 Jedeciah Jordan, b . Falmutdi, d . 173^ 2 Samel Jordan , b. Fn.'.nouth abt. 1663, d. Eittery, 1720 2 J c r e n lu h J o rd a n , &* P hdnouth, a b t . I 063, d. 1729, n# abt. IbbU, Kathcrio^e_ INDEX FOGG BANGS FITTS Mabel A. - ^ S o p h ia - k BARRUGER FOGG Mary - 2 Abbie A. - 3 A b e l - 4 BRADBURY Abigail - 1 - 2 M oses - 1 A b n er - 2 A l f r e d H. - k BREWER Alfred K. - 6 Mary - 2 Alice R. - 3 BRITT Ann H. - 6 D o r is - 3 Anna A. - 6 , Arthur 0. - k Aparah A. - 6 CASS A u g u stu s H. - ^ Abigail - 1 AzariahA. - 6 B en a ia h - 1 CHANDLER Beniamin - k - Ednund - 1 B e n o n i - 1 Bradford - 6 CHATTO Byron 0. - 4 Margery A. - k- Charles - k Charles E. - j? COFFIN C h a r le s N. - 6 Thomas - k Charles W. - k Clara E. - 7 Clarence L. - ^ CURTIS Reuben 3. - 3 Daniel - 1 - 1 Daniel A. - CUSHING D a n ie l G, - David - 1 - Leon C . - 6 Capt. David Donald A. - Dorcas - 1 DEARBORN Edna - 6 M r. - 2 Edwin - k ** $ E dw in H. - k ** D iB ais Edw in H. - k - John - 7 Etnily - k - - Ejiily A. - 7 DOUGLAS E n och - 2 Harriet - 3 E n os - $ Ernest B. - 7 DUNHAM E s th e r - 2 - k Edgar G. - 3 Fannie - k Frances (Fanny) A* Frances A. - 7 R o b e r t N. - ^ George A. - 3 Thankful R. - 5 George P. - & Hamah - 1 - 2 RUtlKS Harriet R. - & Mr. - 2 H a r r is - k E s th e r - 2 INDEX FOGG (C o n t.^ jitANT Harris Jr. - 4 E ffie A. - 3 H elen L. - 6 James - 2 - 2 cRlPT'lN James F. - 5 Mary - 1 Jascn P. - 3 Jeremiah - 1 - 2 nASKE^L Jerd on - b D ea. A s a - 3 John - 1 - 2 - 4 ** 6 Charles ij. - Capt. John - 3 Priscilla r. John E . - 5 , J oseph - 1 - 1 - 7 RoLbmodR J u liu s n .B . - b o e s s i e - ^ Lemuel - o - Lillian n . -- . nv^eAND L illia n N. - 3 h a th a n E . - M a rily n u. - 7 Mary - 1 - 1 - 2 fiuiTJAAlNSON Hary E . - 4 Mr. - o Mary it. - 5 Charles n. - May P . - 3 u-eor^e R. - Mercy - 1 - 4 n u p e rt b M e r r i l l 0. - 7 M e r r i l l 0. J r . - 7 LAN! Morris E. - b R u th - b N estor - o Oscar D. - 5 ^1631 Persis - 5 - b fiannah - 1 F o lly - 4 Priscilla u. - 3 MACiiii-.JL.Aii Priscilla R. - 3 uetitia - 3 Sally - $ - 7 Samuel - 1 - 1 ** ' HAnSTOK 2 - 4 - 4 - ^ ^annah - 1 Sarah - 1 - 2 Seta - 2 - 2 Mli'C^tELL Simon - 2 Mary E. ** P Stephen - 3 Susan - 4 Thomas D. - b ^ e o rg e - 1 Velma V. - 4 barren E. - 4 liinthrcp C. - 3 E sth er - b Z ilp h a - 0 PA^E Mary - 1 H r. - b GOOCR E sth er - ' Benjamin R. ** E d ith - 3 INDEX POuti PENNED S'i'jL^EY Augustus - 3 R ran k w. - & uuther n. - 3 Preston - 3 S ir llr S o N -Archie n. - y PEi'i'ENb Ij-u, uacob - 4 Jonathan - 1 Eleanor - 4. i*uDD Elizabeth - 5 PRATT Sarah D. - b T^<<\nE A b i g a i l - 2 KAiJDALo Neal - 3 V-ADEEl^H H r. - 2 RAYMOND Priscilla - 3 hAuTE Arthur A. - b RuBiE Crayton - b Martha - 2 HODICK Ruth n. - f? Enma D. - 5 - 0 Y r^jj-iJ-AI iS itODEnS Robert *. - o Susan S. - 23 RUSSEL Vernon b. - ( SAn^ENr Ann - o SAWYER Angie - 5 SEAtS Evelyn K. - b SHAY Ann - 1 S a ra h - 1 SHYTn Maribah - 2 SkUJhE Clara E. - y 4 4 4 4 Samuel 1 4 3 4 3 r\) f\j r\3 rv) l en n re ild h C M , 5 6 6 1 l y ay : e g a P Mary by n e r ild h C aulSamuel aniel l e i n Da , o ? 6 1 eph h p se o J m. , 5 " F5— Mary Mary John scat e oe to Ki nw ot, t the io l E in now d n , y la r e is t it an K on o t d e v moved i He l and . r e 1690 v i R n i a u q s ta n a c ia d is P In e th d e l 17o . ou 7 1 t u o b a S e th F ogg, ogg, F th e S Br i b. 171 . b , y iir L d ra B : oeh a l e n e h tep S - el u Sam - Joseph D a n ie l l ie n a D nin . Ki Griffin, , n ss, a i C f f i l r i a G g KaiX Abi , ) 4 1 2 ( 7 1 m. , , ) 0 7 2 7 ( 1 m. . d T6S77 hers r e th o Benoni F o g g (S e th - S a m u e l), b . a b t . . t b a . b l), e u m a S - th e (S g g o F Benoni l t : 4 , e f i w st 1 s i h y b n e r ild h C -vd Yrot oefore l33* * 3 lf3 e r o f e o Yarmouth . o N o t t-bved l d f f , e f i w 2d y b n e r ild h C 1656 - d. young - . d 0 5 - 6 1 6 5 6 gg, o 1 F , g g o F Hannah l , g g o F g 1655 - a. ung n ou y . a - 5 5 6 1 gg, o F S c a r b o r o , M aine, m ., ., m aine, M , o r o b r a c S H ws — a was He - 179b 3 9 7 T , n i r e t s e h c t u e lo b a G liz New E - and 1720 " ry u b , d g g ra ^ Fo l i a g Abi f o ? 4 F ? a F ^r, Duxur, 7b u. u 171b, ry, xbu u D . b , r i^ , a g g ^ f o F h C ercy M See to anh Fogg, 74 4 ^ 4 - 1734 , g g o F Hannah. , Fogg aiah en B an selectm and r o s s e s s a "l ' - 9 2 l7 l" r e k w to 7 ^ 5 pages dler an h C See s nm Edmond name is h d e l l e n s ah Fogg, F h ia m e r e J d FOSS'. id v a D d e l l a ' c , R g o r h ra a S two two ree th e v o b a The ay _;' ^ ;.'- ,_ g g o F Mary 6^2* i ' ^ o ^ r a H in * 2 ^ i6 " ^ neSa. h d. 1661 . d who Anne^Shaw. ^ - 6 1 , 4 5 7 1 - 5 6 6 1 , dapr. o f John L ib b y . He was d r iv e n out out n e iv r d was He . y b ib L John f o dapr. , ct-ncr cniid. ct-ncr on. , 3 5 6 1 . b on, n to s r a M : Shaw - 4 4 6 1 66 -e .s amot. ne outn. Yarm v.as j-,e db y ae for chidren e r ild h c r o f 2 page ry bu ad . n , h t _ r . v . r - ^ r ^ - 1755, g 95, bl t sett- t t e s , ith m s k c la b a , 5 9 age , 5 5 7 1 - u FOGG a a acksmih, ith m s k c la b a was No. 1700 at t a . d amoutn Yarm 1735 m. Sarah Shav;, d . . d Shav;, Sarah m. ly b a b o r p - d. d , 1733 173^ - 107 1 6 6 4 , , 4 6 6 1 dau< ar of o rs ea y tctn He moved Hiey Stockton. . 9 m m. l746, r e n t a ,^ 6 4 7 l ., m , anh bby, b ib L Hannah James . t p a e f o , son o f Jacob Jacob f o son , n. 1737, 7 3 7 1 ., in ved e rv e s oahn Thoits^ Jonathan et fever. r e v e f t ie r a s c f o t in., , e g a 6bb, bap. , b b l6 1 7 55, 55, 7 1 s e, le b a t s n o c as Yarmo*u5H, Hoses Edmund age by POGG 2 3 Hannah POKf,* bap. 1697, b. d. , m. n ik T n s------3 SetH*T?OKK. b a p . 1 6 9 7 * m. H e r ib a h Smith 3 Esther Fogg, bap. 1697, is* (i/, lf3^-, David Fogg; nil (2; Dearborn; m. (3; viadleigh 3 Samuel Fogg, ban. 17u(J, b. , d. , m., 1741* Ab l g a i r i ^ U l e ' 3 Simon ^ogg, "bap. 17o2, b. * d . 17L{-9, m ., Sa ra h ______3 A bner Pop;?;, h a p . 1 7 0 $ , b . , d . 1780, m ., 173u* Bertha nooie 3 Ab i g a i l FORK, b a p . 1?u7 3 Daniel Fogg, bap. 1710, b. , d . 1 7 5 7 * m ., 173^, Esther Elkins 3 Jeremiah Fogg., b. 1712 2 James F o g g , 1668 - 1 7 6 0 , age 9 2 , m ., l6 9 r , Ilar^ par r u y er probably Brever, d. , age 88 3 Mary - James — John - Sarah - Enoch / FOGti 3 Daniel Fogg, , m. P riscilla Raymond Dan ie l A u g u stu s F o g g , 182? - 1901, age 73*11* m ., 1 8 5 1 * Susan skolfield Rogers, 1830 - 1915* dau. of George R o g - ers J r . and 1-iargaret Brewer, buried in Wood Lavn Cem. A bb ie S u sa n Fogg, 1853 * 1923, Hi. Augustus Pennell, 1u3j - 199 9* ouried in Burr Cemetery Preston Wing Pennell, 1887 - 1965* m* Ruth Lang ' 1951 - , He is 'buried in Burr. He was a m i n i s t e r Luther Merrill Pennell, 1891 - 1956* m. Harriet D o u g la s s , 1891 - . he is buried in Burr Gem. Pr i sc i lia Raymond Fogg , 1855 * 1&57* buried in wood Lavai C e m e te r y George Augustus Fogg, 1857 - 1935* m ., , E f f i e _ A. Grant, IHol - 1*938, dau. of Edwin Grant and A lm ir a M errill, buried in Rood Lawn Cemetery Priscilla Lincoln Fogg, i860 - 1931 , n ., as his 2d . wife, Reuben Brewer C urtis, 18^9 - 1913, buried i n So. Freeport Cemetery Alice Rogers Fogg, 1 8 6 3 - A m * , G eo rg e Ho^se_s /? 7 / Winthrop Cobb Fogg, 1866 - 1917, m., , Letitia Piacllillan fbxnard, * 187^ - 1953* buried in Wood Lavn Cemetery NeH Augustus Fogg, 1889 - 1958, m. Doris B ritt, u. 19cu, age 69-11, buried in Wood Lawn Cemetery Lillia n Winthroo Fogg. 1891 - 1966, m., Neal Randa ll, 1 6 :2 - 19^7, son of Rufus Randall and Sarah Anne Townsend, buried in Wood Lawn C e m e te r y Hay P riscilla Fogg, 1898 FOGG 4 NOTES , n . JohnBogg, d. 179$, age 42 (17$3,, buried in the old Freeport burying ground Mary t Polly,Fogg, d. 1&3$, age 9u U7''9; ri. Thomas Coffin 174° * 141^9* ouried in Porters Landing Cemetery. See Coffin, pages yX3HL2L% 7 to 22 Benjamin Pogg, d. 18$9* age 77 (17S2; m. Bessie^ Holbrook d. 1843* age $5* "buried in Povmal Esther Poor, d. 1S^U, age 64 (1786;, m., 1oo5* Jacob P etten ^ IT ll* 17&3 - 185*1* b u r ie d in P o rte rs L a n d in g ." See Pettengill pages 3 to 7 Abel Fogg* d. 1859, age 7o (1739; War of 1812, m. Content B._ , , He is buried in Webster Harris Fogg, 1820 - 1903, m. Louisa ______d. 1899* age 75? buried in Webster Cemetery Edwin Fogg, 1847 - 1929* m. Emily Fogg, **5^9 - 1929? d/o John Fogg and Elizabeth Todd, buried in Webster Cemetery Edwin H. Fccg /18 71 - 1950, m., 1893, Hargery Alice Chat to, 1c74 - buried in Webster Cemetery Byron Osborne Fogg, 19^^ - Velma V. Fogg, 1905 - 1906 .\arren E. Fogg* 1919 * 1920 a ll buried in Webster Cemetery Arthur 0. Fogg, 1874 - 1949* nn, 19u2, Sophia iFitts," 1876 - 1952, buried in Webster Cemetery. Harris Fogg Jr., d. 1857, age 5* buried La Webster Cemetery Alfred H. Fogg, 1858 - 1906, m. Ada A. ___ Samuel Fogg n. Eleanor Porter, l8u5o j877* dV*o benjamin Porter and Hannah S y lv ester Fary E. Fogg Fannie Fogg Benjamin Fogg Charles Fogg, d. d. 191U* age 91* in So. Freeport Susan Fogg, F re e p o rt Cam C' * Freeoort Cem. Capt. John Fogg, d. 1899, age 67 (l8u7), m. Elizaoeth Todd, d. 1906, age 81, d/o Jeremiah and Mercy Todd, buried in Webster Cemetery. EniTv Fogg, 1899 - 1929, m. Ed^rin Fogg, 1897 - 192?, s/o Harris and Douisa Fogg, buried in 'debater Cem. See preceding page for children. E n os Fbgg, 1 8 5 9 - 192')., m. Mabel A. Bangs, i 8 6 0 - 1922, buried in Pownal ThePossibly s/o Enos: Janes P. .Fogg, 1873 ' 1925 m. Lois K. ______1867 - 1907, buried in Pownal. The next two are possibly children of John & Elizabeth: Charles E. Fogg , 1839 - 1920, m. Ruth R. Wilbur, 1891 - 1921, buried in Pownal J a so n P . F o g g , 1890 - 1925* m* C la r a A. , 1853 ** 190L* buried in Pownal . Fogg, 1809 - 1333, m. T'eacon Ar? -ell buried in Pownal in cem. near D istrict school. ' Priscilla F. Haskell, 1893 - 1865, buried as above E l l e n A. H a s k e l l , 1896 - 1&71, buried as above Charles L. Haskell, 1C50 - 1925, m. Mary E. Mitchell, 1852 ^ " 1 5 3 5 C a p t. D av id Fo , d . 1880, are 7^ (1810/ m. E l i z a d. 1 8 9 2 , b u r i e d in W ebster Cemetery Mary L^JFogg, 1833 - 191o, m. Robert N, IDahham, 1829 - 1969, buried in So. Frceocrb Ce :=tf.ry Edrar G. JGunham, 1&55 - m. Phenie Coombs 1856 - 1927, d7o J o h n & !*ary C o o m b s , b u r ie d I n So. Freeport Cenetery. Frances jFanny, A. D ui*nam, 1 806 - 199-0, a teach er in Freeport* for inany years, buried in So. Freeport Cenetery Q Augustus H. Fogg, d. 1892, age 1, Webster Cemetery Gus ta v u s Fo g g , 1891) - 1902, buried in Webster Cenetery, n. D. Hcdick, d 1920, age 53* She m. (2^ in 19 13 , Edward P. G r i f f i n F e r s i s F 'o g g , d. 1912, age 37* m * Jr^ing*^ ' Clarence L. Fogg, 1 L9 - ^927, n. Ang ievrl Salyer - 1 U 9 2 / b'nried in Webster Cenetery. Jolm E - Fogg, 1865 - 1955, b u r i e d i n W e b s te r C e n . Frances A. Fogg, I 0-8 - 1^.91, b'uried in Webster Frances A. Fogp, 1891 - 1932, m. Benjamin Howe Gogch, 18o7* - 1937, buried in Webster Cemetery Possibly also: Oscar D. Fogg, , n . , 1903, Edith Cooch, of Yarmouth FOGu 6 Apariah or Azariah, 1813 - 186?, 3^ ., , Ann Serpent ltl2 - 1897* b u r ie d in So. Freenort Cent. George Prank Fogg. 1852 - 1 $ 9Jl, m ., 1 8 7 1 , S a r a h Diantha Pratt, 1852 - 1<3je, d/o Anbrosc Fratt and Lydia Ann Nelson, buried in So. Freeport Cem. Ann Nelson Fogg., 1873 - , m., 1693, Robert V. W illiams 2 daus. - one son ^lj.us_^Hoyar^d Bradford Fogg, 187$ - 1951, g r a d . Colby College 19u2, Harvard Law School, m., B e r th a ______, 1896 - 1951^., buried in So. Freeport Cen. Bradford Fogg , 1814.9 - lost at sea 1876 Daniel C. Fogg, m., , Emma D. rfodick, b. h /u o/l 8y^, ^ imu ^v ci^ Martha Furbush Lillian har^rood ^ o r, A rth u r F . W a ite , i - 19^1 buried in Burr Cem. Clayton A. Waite., 1897 - y m., lived in Hopkinton, Macs. Persia Foster Fogc , 1875 - 1912, m. 3/9/1891, George V. King;' Charles H. King, 1892 - Rupert h 1895 Helen Leslie Fogg, 1889 - , m., W than Ear i' Howlvr;d, She is buried in' &urr Cem. Edna Fogg, l8 8 l - 196^, m. Leon C. Cushing, 1881 - T 9 T ? 7 buried in So. Fh*eeport Cem. See Cushing page 62 fcr children Dorcas Fogg, d/o Mary (P olly; F o g g John Fogg m. Ann Wealthy Fogg, d. 1?2^, age 7& (18^8; John Fogg m ., 1833, Esther Nichols, d/o Samuel Nichols Jr and Esther C offin Nestor Fogg m. Margaret Sopl^ronia Fogg, d. 1910, age 70, m. Gallison Jerdon Fogg Zilpha E. Fogg, d. 198^., Rge 83 n. Hutchinson Harriet Blanche Fcgg m., 190^, Frank w. Stilltey Samuel Fogg m. S a lly Charles VJ. Fogg, d. 1915, a g e 69 Thomas D. Fogg, 1887 - 1953, n . , 1909, Evelyn :iay Sears, 1o9u - 19^5, buried in So. Freerort Cem. d a u . 1911 Alfred K. Fogg, 1915 Anna A. Fogg, 1921 Pbrris E. Fogg, 1920 FOGG 7