This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hlT.2ACEB/1557.1689.2.3 Message Board Post: The Thomas Dunn you refer to was born in Wythe Co., Virginia, on the date you specify. His family then moved west on the way to Arkansas, but Tom got sick. They left him with a family in the area (Tennessee), the Beelers. He eventually married one of the Beeler daughters, Margaret. Don't know if this helps - I'm still stumped on who his parents were, as well as the other brothers that ditched him. Can't find them (I don't think) in Arkansas or Virginia. If anyone knows of them, please email me.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hlT.2ACEB/2821 Message Board Post: 1850 CENSUS, STARK CO., IL - 7 Oct 1850 Page 77 511-537 DUNN Barbara - 54 - F - KY Thomas - 23 - M - Farmer - KY Susannah - 21 - F - IL William - 19 - M - Farmer - IL Next door at: 512-538 DUNN James - 27 - M - Farmer - KY Patsey A. - 20 - F - OH Obadiah - 4 - M - IL Uriah - 3 - M- IL Sarah A. - 8/12 - F - IL 1860 CENSUS, OSCEOLA TWP., STARK CO., IL - 21 Jul 1860 Page 207 1411-1378 HARMON John - 43 - M - Farmer - PA Margaret - 39 - F - KY (nee Dunn?) Anna - 18 - F - IL Louisa - 16 - F - IL Cynthia - 15 - F - IL William I. - 13 - M - IL Thomas W. - 10 - M - IL Hosea - 7 - M - IL James M. - 5 - M - IL Albert - 2 - M - IL DUNN Barbara - 66 - F - Widow - KY HARRIS William - 23 - M - Farmer - NY 1860 CENSUS, TOULON TWP., P.O. TOULON, STARK CO., IL - 27 Jun 1860 Page 119 802-784 DUNN Richard C. - 38 - M - Congregationalist Minister - GA Sarah A. - 32 - F - NY William D. - 5 - M - IL Joseph N. - 2 - M - IL 1860 CENSUS, TOULON TWP., P.O. TOULON, STARK CO., IL - 28 Jun 1860 Page 125 846-825 DUNN William - 29 - M - Farmer - IL Susan - 25 - F - IL Lemuel - 4 - M - IL Fanny - 2 - F - IL 1860 CENSUS, PENN TWP., P.O. DORRANCE, STARK CO., IL - 14 Jul 1860 Page 182 1236-1203 DUNN Thomas - 30 - M - Farmer - KY Henrietta (nee Geer) - 25 - F - CT William H. - 4 - M - IL 1860 CENSUS, OSCEOLA TWP., P.O. BRADFORD, STARK CO., IL - 25 Jul 1860 Page 211 1437-1404 DUNN James - 31 - M - Farmer - IL Patsey A. - 30 - F - OH Obediah - 14 - M - IL Uriah - 12 - M - IL Sarah M. - 10 - F - IL William W. - 8 - M - IL Lucretia - 6 - F - IL Elizabeth A. - 4 - F - IL Amanda - 2 - F - IL In the 1840 census of Stark Co., IL, there were two Dunns: A. I. Dunn Rebecca Dunn

No relation to my Dunns, but what a great story! Good luck on your research! Linda Seaman -----Original Message----- From: Margaret Graham [mailto:kitmar@nb.sympatico.ca] Sent: Monday, January 28, 2002 1:19 PM To: DUNN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [DUNN] New Member Looking for Info I have just joined and I am wondering if anyone has any information about a James Dunn (born 1777) married Christianne(?) born 1781 from whom I am descended. I'm not absolutely sure where he was born although he came here from Stirlingshire, Edinburg, Scotland in the early 1820's on a sailing vessel. They were shipwrecked off the Bermuda Islands with their family and spent 6 weeks there waiting for another vessel to bring them to Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. The family had in their possession a stone carved in the shape of a book which they brought from where they were shipwrecked. On arrival at Saint John, they came up the St. John River to Oak Point and by way of Hamilton Mountain into Jerusalem where they located on farms off the Manor lots. (This is in the area that is the present day Base Gagetown - the largest army training camp in Canada). They had 9 children as follows: George, William, Andrew, John, David, Hugh, Margaret, James, and Walter. George married Frances Stewart and these would be my great, great grandparents. They were Presbyterians. Any information anyone could share with me would be very much appreciated. Margaret (Dunn) Graham Grand bay-Westfield, New Brunswick, Canada ==== DUNN Mailing List ==== Any list problems or questions can be sent to the listowner, Christi Calvert Brogan at dunn-admin@rootsweb.com

I have just joined and I am wondering if anyone has any information about a James Dunn (born 1777) married Christianne(?) born 1781 from whom I am descended. I'm not absolutely sure where he was born although he came here from Stirlingshire, Edinburg, Scotland in the early 1820's on a sailing vessel. They were shipwrecked off the Bermuda Islands with their family and spent 6 weeks there waiting for another vessel to bring them to Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. The family had in their possession a stone carved in the shape of a book which they brought from where they were shipwrecked. On arrival at Saint John, they came up the St. John River to Oak Point and by way of Hamilton Mountain into Jerusalem where they located on farms off the Manor lots. (This is in the area that is the present day Base Gagetown - the largest army training camp in Canada). They had 9 children as follows: George, William, Andrew, John, David, Hugh, Margaret, James, and Walter. George married Frances Stewart and these would be my great, great grandparents. They were Presbyterians. Any information anyone could share with me would be very much appreciated. Margaret (Dunn) Graham Grand bay-Westfield, New Brunswick, Canada

I am looking for information on John Dunn and Elizabeth Pidgeon married in London? England around 1820 their son John came to Australia around 1850 according to John jnr's death certificate his father was a Surgeon Dentist. any information will be greatly appreciated Peter

This appears to be my Dunn family. I am in the process of documenting what I have found to make sure that I am on the right track. Would like to share information. Barbara ----- Original Message ----- From: "ross kate" <jkross4@yahoo.com> To: <DUNN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 27, 2002 2:36 PM Subject: [DUNN] Dunn/final case > List Members: > > The justice of peace, Robert Coalter who signed and > was sworn before in the Affidavit in Virginia Soldiers > of 1776 about the Albemarle Co., Dunns was married to > Mary A. Erskine. They had a child James Madison > Coalter, b. 1811, Linside, Monroe Co., VA. > > I use all information presented as an indication of > the tie between John Dunn of Monroe Co., VA to > Albemarle Co., Va Dunns listed in the affidavit,i.e. > Thomas who died in the Rev War, William, decd. and > Edmund son of William. > > I believe Thomas, William and John were sons of John & > Anna Martin Dunn of Albemarle Co., Va. I believe that > Edmund was the son of William, decd.(John & Anna > Martin Dunn had other children). > > Kate Ross Dowling, Ontario Canada > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Great stuff seeking new owners in Yahoo! Auctions! > http://auctions.yahoo.com > > > ==== DUNN Mailing List ==== > Have you written a Dunn book or other Dunn publication? Do you have a Dunn-related item for sale? Please contact the listowner for instructions on posting! > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Dunn Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/hlT.2ACEB/2661.1.1 Message Board Post: Simeon Adams Dunn Jr was the son of Simeon Adams Dunn and Harriet Atwood Silver. He only had one wife. I can get you in touch with that family if that what you need. Are you referring to the other wives of Simeon Adams Dunn? Please reply to me directly. bgr3@qwest.net and grb3@redrock.net. Thanks. Ann

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Dunn / O'Rourke Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/hlT.2ACEB/2092.1 Message Board Post: You wouldn't know if these peope were related to A Margaret Dunn of Wicklow? She married a Maurice O'Rourke, also of Wicklow. Their daughter Mary was born around 1858 and immigrated to New Zealand. Thank you Wendy Dempsey

I believe that these Dunns may be ancestors of my Samuel Marion Dunn (my great grandfather), who lived in Greene and Hamblen Counties, TN, fought in the Civil War on the Northern side, and resided at the time of his death in Whitesburg, TN. Will be glad to give you all of the information I have on this line (Samuel Marion was born about 1818 in Lincoln County, NC; died after February 23, 1871; married Julia Ann Blanton, daughter of John Blanton and Rebecca Hughes and granddaughter of Burwell Blanton, a Revolutionary soldier; Samuel and Julia's children were Dan, Ellen, James A., John, Phillip, Charlotte, Rebecca, Noah, and Samuel. John married (1)Anna Babb and (2)Sarah Jane Swatzel; my mother Bonnie Lucille Dunn Holt, was one of John's 13 children by Sarah Swatzel; John, incidentally, was born in Cleveland County, NC, which adjoins Greene County, TN, one of Tennessee's oldest counties and once a part of NC). Please respond. Josephine Holt Webb Cleveland, TN. jsjoberg1@aol.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: dunn Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hlT.2ACEB/2820 Message Board Post: john w dunn was my grandfather. he died some time in the 1980s i beleive. my grandmothers name was louise i would like to find her maiden name. she was 1/2 cherokee.she lived in atlanta. i cant rember how many children they had but their youngest son was frank then there was bob he was my dad and lewis and there was a daughter and thats all i remember so any help would be welcome thank you

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Dunn Price Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/hlT.2ACEB/95.1 Message Board Post: He is my gguncle. His wife was margaret Syrena Price. I am from his older brother Solomon Alexander Dunn. I have much information on the family.

List Members: The justice of peace, Robert Coalter who signed and was sworn before in the Affidavit in Virginia Soldiers of 1776 about the Albemarle Co., Dunns was married to Mary A. Erskine. They had a child James Madison Coalter, b. 1811, Linside, Monroe Co., VA. I use all information presented as an indication of the tie between John Dunn of Monroe Co., VA to Albemarle Co., Va Dunns listed in the affidavit,i.e. Thomas who died in the Rev War, William, decd. and Edmund son of William. I believe Thomas, William and John were sons of John & Anna Martin Dunn of Albemarle Co., Va. I believe that Edmund was the son of William, decd.(John & Anna Martin Dunn had other children). Kate Ross Dowling, Ontario Canada __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Great stuff seeking new owners in Yahoo! Auctions! http://auctions.yahoo.com

List Members: As a follow-up to my previous posting today, I have this: I looked up the three witnesses to the Affidavit listed in the Virginia Soldiers of 1776, Andrew Beirne, John H. Vawter and Henry Erskine. Andrew Beirne b. in Roscommom, Ireland settled in Monroe Co., WV. Source- Oren Morton's History of Monroe Co., WV. The had a son Andrew Beirne Jr. John H. Vawter- Greenbriar, VA Henry Erskine, b. 1787 Greenbriar, m. 10 May 1810, Monroe Co., (W)V. John Dunn was also listed as a witness. This would be John Dunn of Monroe Co., who married the sister of Christian Peters. I would appreciate any comments positive or negative and any input. Kate Ross Dowling, Ontario Canada __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Great stuff seeking new owners in Yahoo! Auctions! http://auctions.yahoo.com

List Members: Attention: Those researching John and Anna Marion Martin Dunn of Albemarle Co. and descendants. Those researching the Monroe Co., (W)V Dunns. >From Virginia Soldiers of 1776, Vol. 1 Virginia Soldiers of 1776 Affidavits. year 1779, Thomas Dunn of Albemarle county entered service for three years trader Captain Marks in whose Company Hut-son Martin was Lieutenant. Thomas Dunn was First Sergeant, and that he died while in service; that William Dunn, decd. was the oldest brother of said Thomas Dunn, decd. and that Edmund Dunn, applicant for warrant for bounty land is the son of said William Dunn, decd. Signed and sworn to before Robert Coalter, J. of P. Winesses, John Dunn, Andrew Beirne, John H. Vawter, and Henry Erskine. The entry previous states... Virginia Soldiers of 1776 Affidavits page 241 Monroe county, Va. John Dunn deposed that about the [p. 241] Virginia Soldiers of 1776 Affidavits. In council, 4 Mar 1831. It is advised that the heirs of Thomas Dunn be allowed L.B. for his services as a First Sergeant in the Contl. line. John Floyd, Governor I feel this may prove that the John Dunn who settles in Monroe Co., (W)V, abt. 1782 may well be the son of John & Anna Martin Dunn of Albemarle Co., VA and that Edmund Dunn who marries Polly Harvey in Monroe Co., in 1805 is the son William Dunn, oldest son of John & Anna Martin Dunn of Albemarle Co., VA. If anyone is near a genealogical library in Virginia or West Virginia, may I request help in checking to see if extant and unabstracted originals exist at the Library of Virginia Above information can be seen at Ancestry.com, under Virginia Soldiers of 1776 database. I also have information that William Dunn, oldest child of John & Anna Martin Dunn married Mary Bledsoe and they went to Ky in 1789. Two of their children were killed by Indians. They went first to Fayette Co. and then to Garrard Co., Ky. They travelled with William Bledsoe Jr. and sons, Mary Bledsoe's family. This information from Bledsoe researchers. Collin's History of Kentucky is said to have a report of this Indian attack. ANY help or input welcome. Kate Ross Dowling, Ontario Canada __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Great stuff seeking new owners in Yahoo! Auctions! http://auctions.yahoo.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hlT.2ACEB/2691.3.1 Message Board Post: My greatgrandfather, Cam Dunn, came here from Ireland during the great potato famine. He worked for the railroad and eventually met and married an Indian woman named Annie Adair. They married in Mo. and lived and died in Swifton, Ark. Annie's father's name was Reed Adair. Cam's siblings were Sam, Hattie, Janie, and Hub.

Kathy, There's nothing wrong other than there haven't been any posts... The list is operational and you are a subscriber, so when someone posts you'll get a message. Probably just people have been busy and haven't been posting... Why don't you post a query and see if anyone can help you in your research. Christi Only a Genealogist regards a step backwards, as progress Visit our homepage: http://christi.is.dreaming.org Visit our genealogy pages: http://genealogy.webhop.org -----Original Message----- From: Kspshl2@aol.com [mailto:Kspshl2@aol.com] Sent: Friday, January 25, 2002 6:25 PM To: DUNN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [DUNN] Surname lists Hi, I have not been receiving any emails from this list or any list other than THOMAS, IRELAND & FIANNA. Is there something wrong with the mailing lists? Could someone please contact me and let me know. I haven't gotten any since Wednesday. Thank you. Kathy--kspshl2@aol.com

Hi, I have not been receiving any emails from this list or any list other than THOMAS, IRELAND & FIANNA. Is there something wrong with the mailing lists? Could someone please contact me and let me know. I haven't gotten any since Wednesday. Thank you. Kathy--kspshl2@aol.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Dunn, Dupas, Dupus Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/hlT.2ACEB/144.3.1 Message Board Post: Note: The register said they married in Harvey County, Kansas. Also I have one of William Dupus calling cards in the trunk. He farmed somewhere in Harvey County, Kansas and married Christina Dunn daughter of: See below: Bio from Harvey County, KS History =============================== JOHN R. DUNN, farmer, Section 18, P. O. Newton, owns 160 acres, 125 in cultivation, all enclosed with first-class hedge fences and over two miles of cross hedges, with farm in a fine state of cultivation; raises general crops; wheat average this year is 21 bushels, and oats 40 bushels; has 7 horses, 15 head of cattle and 14 hogs. He was born in Scotland in 1822 and came to United States in 1857 and located for a time in New York State, then was for a number of years in Wisconsin and came from there to Kansas in 1870, stopping one year in Sedgwick and locating on his present farm in 1871. He was married in 1860 to Miss Isabella Ross, a native of Scotland. They have two children -- Robert B. (who is working the place with his father) and Christine (who is married to William A. Dupas, a farmer of Harvey County).

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/hlT.2ACEB/144.3 Message Board Post: William A. Dupas/Dupus, married Christine Dunn, December 28, 1881, according to the Midwest Genealogical Register, Vol VIII< Dec 1973, No. 2. I am researching this family in Harvey & Reno Counties, where Dupus are said to have moved. Please contact me if you have any information on the William Dupus famly or the Margaret Puller/Pooler Dupus connection. Julie

Is this list at a standstill? Haven't received a thing in two days. ----- Original