"April 10, 1858 - Five men belonging in Durham were drowned near Dover Point, by the upsetting of their boat, which was deeply laden and the wind blowing violently at the time. Their names were Elliott G. and Pillow Burnham, father and son, George Bunker, Edward Furness and Stephen Garland. A very severe storm which continued nearly a week, commenced April 10, raising the streams so high as to overflow their banks, and compelling the Factories to suspend work. Bridges were carried away and much other damage done." Notable Events in the History of Dover, New Hampshire, from the First Settlement in 1623 to 1865. by George Wadleigh, pgs. 258-59. I have absolutely no idea who this George Bunker was or family to which he belonged. Bette