Mr. Lindsey, I am also researching the Dinsmore's. My Grandfather James Wiley Dinsmore was born in Hawkins County Tn. He said his family came from Al. His Grandfather father John Wesley Dinsmore is listed in the 1880 Hawkins Co. Census ,age 32 so he was born ca. 1848. He m. Caroline?, 36. Children: George Franklin 14, Elizabeth 12, Susan 10, Martha J. 6. George Franklin, James Wiley's father, b. ca. 1866 m. 2nd. Lucy Catherine Melons on 12- Jul.-1893. Married 1st Jennie Miles 2-May-1887 Do you have a list of children for your James or John. I am trying to find the parents of John Wesley Dinsmore. Thank You, Sharon Craft -----Original Message----- From: William D. Lindsey <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, January 30, 1999 12:03 PM Subject: [DUNSMOOR-L] David DINSMORE, b. 1750, Ireland >Dear Dunsmoor Researchers, > >I'd be interested in corresponding with anyone working on a David DINSMORE, >b. 1750, Ireland, died 1779, Spartanburg Co., SC. He and wife Margaret came >to Charleston, SC, on 10 Dec. 1767, aboard the ship "Earl of Donegal" >piloted by Duncan FERGUSON. Received land on Tyger River in Craven, later >Spartanburg, Co., SC. > >David and Margaret DINSMORE had children James (d. 1840, Morgan Co., AL); >John (b. 15 Sept. 1774, Craven Co., SC; d. 16 Dec. 1858, Lawrence Co., AL; >m. Phebe [WOODRUFF?]); and Mary Jane (b. 1773, Spartanburg Co., SC; d. 10 >March 1853, Oakville, Lawrence Co., AL; m. Mark LINDSEY). > >In 1800, Margaret and her children moved to Wayne Co., KY, where Margaret >appears to have died. Later, the children all moved to Morgan-Lawrence Co., >AL, where they settled near a DINSMORE family with Donegal roots. > >Will appreciate any information on this DINSMORE family. > >Thanks, > >W.D. Lindsey > > >==== DUNSMOOR Mailing List ==== >How to unsubscribe. Send a message to [email protected] >that contains (in the body of the message) the command > unsubscribe >and no additional text. > >