DJD-406-David-5

LINE OF DEACON JOHN DUNHAM OF PLYMOUTH

FOURTH GENERATION IN AMERICA

Line of "Who was Rev. Darius Dunham?" -- Darius-5 Dunham, David-4, Micajah-3 Joseph-2 John-1 Dunham from the DGRA Newsletter: Vol. 11, issue 2, April 2014 p.3

406. David-5 Dunham (Micajah-4, Micajah-3, Joseph-2, Deacon John-1), born in Brimfield, Hampden Co., MA., 1 Feb. 1740/41; married Tabitha Cooley

Children of David-5 Dunham and Tabitha Cooley: first four on Brimfield VR 50-51 [1.]

i. Eleanor-6 Dunham b. 11 June 1770

ii. Johnson-6 Dunham b. 20 Oct. 1771

iii. Nathaniel-6 Dunham b. 28 Nov. 1773

iv. David-6 Dunham b. 3 Dec. 1775

v. Lucy-6 Dunham prob. b. 1763 Brimfield Ma. Issues with this b. date - Location - JAS Jun 2026

vi. Aaron-6 Dunham not on Brimfield VR (a desc. gives about 1784-5), (this may be the Aaron L Dunham, single male who d. Springfield, Hampden Co., MA, 13 Feb. 1846, age 60 yrs., death cause Erysipelas

vii. Naomi-6 Dunham not on Brimfield VR

viii. Tabitha-6 Dunham birth not on Brimfield VR

ix. Darius-6 Dunham b. 4 June, 1790 Brimfield, Ma. but not on Brimfield VR. Family search.org gives m. 18 Sept. 1814 Polly Curtis

x. Silas-6 Dunham b. perhaps after 1794 when the family left Brimfield

According to the "Hance and Allied Families" History:

"after the Dunham family moved to (Paris, Oneida County) New York State (in 1794), Johnson Dunham took his younger brother Silas and removed to New Jersey. In 1803, Johnson was given 'an appointment' at Flanders Church (near Budd Lake in New Jersey). He later moved to Asbury, New Jersey where he was a Methodist Pastor. He and his brother Silas opened a store in Asbury, New Jersey which also had the Post Office."

Additional information on this line may be available by contacting the [Historian]

References:

1. Brimfield Vital Records, p. 51-52