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Searching for: +path:dunton +(+date:apr +date:2000)
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1. andrew dunton ancestors [1]
Posted on: The Dunton Homesite Surname Query Page Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/dun/Dunton?read=4 Surname: Dunton ------------------------- I am trying to find the ancestors of Andrew Dunton, who came to Virginia on the Bonaventure in the 1630s. Family stories repeat that he came from Dunton, Essex, England. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
2. Christiana Havilla Dunton b abt 1795 ME [1]
Christiana m. Jessie Lee Tibbetts 4/9/1818 by Abel Bake Justice of the Peace New Sharon, Lincoln, ME. Both listed as residents. Neither were born there but out on the coast. She died Brownville, Piscataquis, ME 7/30/1888. Headstone reads age 92 years 8 mo & 15 days at death. Any paper record went up in flames in early 1900's Brownville fire. Her 11 children all seem to have been born in New Sharon. None of them died there as they moved to Brownville. There are many Dunton families in New Sharon the first
3. Civil War Dunton Item on ebaY Auction [1]
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=317101494 Here is the description: GUARANTEED ORIGINAL "U.S. MILITARY TELEGRAPH" hand-written and dated July 10th, 1865. The telegraph was sent from City Point, Virginia to a Major Cochrane in the Quartermaster Department. "The 96th NYV are still here," the telegraph reads. "Do not know when they will leave." Signed by A.T. Dunton, Captain & AQM. The 96th New York served in the major Virginia battles including Cold Harbor and the Petersburg Mine Explo
4. RE: Searching for Dana Wayne Dunton of St Albans, Vermont [1]
Dear Martha, I am so sorry for the long delay in replying . . . life has been busy! Anyway, we do have quite a bit of information about Vermont Duntons. They did migrate there from Massachusetts and there were several that migrated West to Illinois. One Asa Dunton moved to what is now the suburb of Chicago called Arlington Heights and named the town he founded, "Dunton, Illinois". Unfortunately, I do not have your grandfather in the database. You may want to contact the records office for St. Albans, V
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