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Given "Dunnuck names - A / B / C / D / E / F / G / H / I / J / K / L / M / N / O / P / R / S / T / V W/ not all names are linked yet - use above index for given names. |
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| B. Elaine DUNNUCK (See Elaine) | |||||||||||
| d/o Maurice DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| Barbara Ann DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| wife of: Herman Dunnuck of Indianapolis, IN | |||||||||||
| b. 13 Oct. 1919 | |||||||||||
| d. Jan. 1983, Indianapolis, Marion County, IN. | |||||||||||
| Son: David, no others | |||||||||||
| Source: David Dunnuck and SSDI | |||||||||||
| Barbara "Ellen" DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| d/o Emanuel & Sarah (LANDIS) DUNNOCK (UCK) | |||||||||||
| b. in Ohio- 1870 census of Amanda Twp., Fairfield Co. OH lists her age as 22. She is still living at home. | |||||||||||
| b. Aug. 16, 1847 | |||||||||||
| d. Oct. 10, 1895 (single) | |||||||||||
| The Shallenberger Lineage by Virginia Carpenter Jensen and George Jensen Jr. (e-mail gjansen(a)3-cities.com.) | |||||||||||
| Barbara Jane (DUNNUCK) SCHORI | |||||||||||
| d/o Fred and Golden Marie (JONES) DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| b. 16 November 1927 Ligonier, IN | |||||||||||
| d. 2 August 2005, buried New Oakhill Cemetery, Plymouth, IN. | |||||||||||
| + Robert L. SCHORI 25 May 1946 at Bourbon, IN | |||||||||||
| d. 3 May 1987 | |||||||||||
| Long time residents of Plymouth, IN Restaurant owners. | |||||||||||
| two daughters and a son. --- 8 grandchildren, and in 2005 3 great grandchildren. | |||||||||||
| Sister to Robert W. DUNNUCK of Warsaw and 1/2 sister to Ilene (HOFFER) PARKER of Warsaw. | |||||||||||
| Source: Robert's obit. The Fort Wayne (IN) News-Sentinel, publ. Feb. 11, 1999, Page 6S Source Barbara's obit. |
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| Barbara Elizabeth DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| d/o Chester (b. 1875) and 2nd wife Olive (KLINE) Casmier DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| b. Jan 13, 1918 - St. Joseph Co. IN, Index to Birth Records, St. Joseph Co. 1882-1920, Vol. I, page 170. |
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| m. #1 James R. GAYLOR married August 4, 1940 James was b. March 28, 1908 and lived in South Bend until 1949. (They had a daughter, Kathleen, adopted.) James died November 7, 1956 and is buried in Highland Cemetery, South Bend, IN. |
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| m. #2 Mr. William SEATON | |||||||||||
| She was living in Granger IN in 1982 | |||||||||||
| check this | 2 daughters - source? - does that include Kathleen? - by whom? | ||||||||||
| Source: Chester's Father's obit.// Index to Birth Records, St. Joseph Co. IN 1882-1920, Vol. I:A-H // Chart of John F. DUNNUCK's children and grandchildren prepared by Mrs. Joseph Dunnuck for Dawn Dunnuck, shared with us by Dawn's son, N. Gene DUNNUCK. Another similar copy in the possession of David DUNNUCK// James R. Gaylor's obit. publ. November 9, 1956 and funeral card donated by N. Gene DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| Bathsheba DUNICK | |||||||||||
| m. Benjamin COLLINS Jan 30, 1755 | |||||||||||
| Son Moses COLLINS b. Jan 1756 | |||||||||||
| Beatrice Augusta DUNNACK | |||||||||||
| d/o Arthur and Emma A. (RICHTER) DUNNACK | |||||||||||
| b. July 1, 1900 Dawson City, Yukon, Canada. | |||||||||||
| Source: Cheryl Dunnack | |||||||||||
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| Belinda DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| d/o John and Sarah (HUGHES) DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| m. Thomas KEYS 29 Oct. 1835, Pickaway Co., OH | |||||||||||
| Source: D. Sheldon COPELAND | |||||||||||
| (online - Ohio History Network, Pickaway Co. OH has the name spelled Dunnock/Keyes) also Vital Records Index North America (cdrom disks) (LDS, 1998) |
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| Belinda DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| d/o Samuel and Rebecca (BELL) DUNNUCK wed 1822 | |||||||||||
| b. circa 1834 in Ohio | |||||||||||
| Living 1850 census in OH Single - with parents in Walnut township, Pickaway County Ohio - age 16 | |||||||||||
| d. before 1906 | |||||||||||
| Source: for birth: H. Marie DUNNUCK //same birth date from Steve Hartman | |||||||||||
| Source for death: Steve Hartman | |||||||||||
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| Belle (Jennings) DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| wife of Henry Albert (BERT) DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| (d/o Elmer JENNINGS and (Pauline?) death info | |||||||||||
| b. Dec. 18, 1883 KS | |||||||||||
| b. 1885 - per the 1930 census- age 45, Payette, Payette Co. ID | |||||||||||
| b. 1884 Lived Canyon Co., ID in 1910 census, age 26 | |||||||||||
| b. 1885 age 83 death certificate in Jan 1969 | |||||||||||
| SS card issued in OR in 1965 | |||||||||||
| d. Jan. 20, 1969 in Portland, Multnomah County, OR, buried Jan 22, 1969 (death certificate - lists age as 83 - which is inconsistent) | |||||||||||
| + Henry Albert "Bert" DUNNUCK. Before 1908 | |||||||||||
| Also living in Canyon Co.ID in 1910 were Arthur age 32, Bert, 34 and Phyllis age 2. | |||||||||||
| Sources: 1910 Canyon Co. ID census / Oregon Death Certificate #1361.// SSDI | |||||||||||
| Buried Hillcrest Cemetery in Union County Oregon with Henry A.DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| Also see brother-in-law William Arthur DUNNUCK his wife is also a JENNINGS. | |||||||||||
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| Bence DUNNICK Of Norrisville, Hartford Co. MD | |||||||||||
| Son: Robert (Sr.) | |||||||||||
| Source Vickie Dunnick a g-granddaughter. / on-line query | |||||||||||
| Bencent DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| b. age 33 -- circa 1877 in PA -- single | |||||||||||
| Of Philadelphia, Philadelphia - a boarder in the home of Jane Lewis | |||||||||||
| Source: 1910 Miracode Census Index at Ancestry.com Aug. 2, 2001 | |||||||||||
| (there is a Benson Leib., son of Charles) b. circa 1877 Hopewell, York Co. PA) same?? | |||||||||||
| also 1910 - 445h ward, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA T 624 - film 1412, part 2, page 90A | |||||||||||
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| Benjamin Elroy "Elroy" DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| s/o Benjamin Moore and 2nd wife Mary (BELONG) DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| b. April 28, 1901 Logan County, Ohio, (near Jackson Center, Ohio) | |||||||||||
| The Lancaster Daily Eagle mentions "Elroy" visiting Benjamin Dunnick & family in 1924. The article mentioning Grove City is under the heading of Centropolis. | |||||||||||
| d. February 25, 1925 in an auto train accident - two miles east of Columbus. Buried Reber Hill Cemetery, Circleville, Ohio. | |||||||||||
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| Source: Historical Account of the Peters Family, compiled by June (Shaull) LUTZ, 1986, Pages 137. Donated by Roland & Karla STEWARD of Nebraska.// Jo Ann Mathis | |||||||||||
| To read following account of the accident ( click here) shared with us by JoAnn Mathis. (I assume it is from a newspaper clipping) | |||||||||||
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| Benjamin Henton DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
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s/o John W. and Henrietta (SCOTT) DUNNUCK | ||||||||||
| b. 26 January 1841 Palestine, Kosciusko, Co. IN | |||||||||||
| d. 14 January 1931, at the Indiana Old Soldier's Home near Lafayette, IN. Buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Warsaw, Kosciusko Co., IN | |||||||||||
| 1870 census spelled Demick/Domick Page 448A Seward township, Kosciusko County, Indiana, Post Office Beaver Dam. Taken August 12, 1870. Benjamin age 29 proprietor of a saw mill. b. IN. wife Nancy age 21, b. IN and daughter Flora A. age 1. With them is Martha Messersmith, age 13. | |||||||||||
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1880 census for Warsaw, Kosciusko Co., IN lists Benjamin, age 38 as a Lumber merchant. His wife is Sarah, age 23
- The census does not list children, Flora, William and Omer 1880 census for Harrison township, page 28, taken June 17, 1880 lists Benjamin's children by Nancy with his parents John and Henrietta Dunnuck. Flora is 11 and William is 9. In the census they are erronously listed as "daughters" but they their grandchildren. Benjamin's second wife, Sarah, had a new baby, Omer Earl that was born June13th 1870 and is not listed in the 1870 census. |
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| "Lumber Trade ..." "Then 1889 was the day of much lumber business in Warsaw. Fresh and cured sawed lumber could be purchased from ...., from Daniel Hardman at 230 West Market.... Street numbers then were not the same as now. Extensive log yards were in the west part of town. Quite a community had grown up around the old depot on Union street so much that it was called West Warsaw." From Warsaw in 1889, Part 2, by Geo. Nye |
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| 1910 census for Wayne township, Kosciusko County, IN, series T624, Roll 357, book 2, page 219b has Benjamin age 68, married 2x's listed as a commercial salesman. Wife, Sarah F. is 50 years old, married 1x for 32 years and having had 4 children, 2 living. Daughter Ruby G is 21 years and single. | |||||||||||
| 1920 census for 3rd Ward, Warsaw, Wayne township, 2nd pct., Kosciusko County IN. series T625, roll 439, pt 2, page 277a has Benjamin 78 and Sarah F 6? | |||||||||||
| 1930 Census has Benj. 89 and Sarah 72. Living on West South Street. | |||||||||||
| m.#1 Nancy MESSERSMITH 18 Apr. 1867 she was the daughter of Ephraim and
Matilda (or Mililda) (WORSHAM) MESSERSMITH of Fayette & Kosciusko Counties in IN. Kosciusko Co. IN marriage index has April 14th - but I have the original license which says the 18th. |
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| two children by Nancy: Flora (Mrs. J.A. BALL) died in childbirth
along with her child - no children William M. died of TB no children |
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| m. #2 Sarah Frances MITCHELL, daughter of Amos and Elvira (SELF) MITCHELL. m. June 17, 1877 at Fort Wayne, IN |
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| four children by Sarah. Omer Earl, Elma Pearl, infant daughter, Ruby Glendola. | |||||||||||
| Civil War- Union: Benjamin H. was a Sergeant , Co. K. 74 Indiana Infantry. I have one of his civil war diaries
and original discharge papers. Benjamin enlisted August 18, 1862 and mustered out at Washington D.C. on June 9,
1865. They fought in the battle of Munfordville in KY in 1862 & 1863, Chickamauga in Georgia in Sept. 1863,
Missionary Ridge in TN and were in Sherman's march on Georgia in 1864. Jonesboro, Calhoun and Kingston. When the
war was over, with his company, he marched to Washington where he wrote his name in gold leaf on the dome of the
nation's capitol. Benjamin was one of the first in his area to apply for a pension shortly after Congress enacted
it. His wife applied for survivors benefits. SERVICE. Battle of Perryville, Ky., Battle of Stone's River December 30-31, 1862, and January 1-3, 1863. Battle of Chickamauga September 19-21. Siege of Chattanooga, Tenn., September 24-November 23. Chattanooga-Ringgold Campaign November 23-27. Lookout Mountain November 23-24. Mission Ridge November 25. Pea Vine Creek and Graysville November 26. Ringgold Gap, Taylor's Ridge November 27. Regiment re-enlisted January 1, 1864. Atlanta (Ga.) Campaign May 1-September 8, 1864. Demonstrations on Rocky Faced Ridge May 8-11. Buzzard's Roost Gap May 8-9. Battle of Resaca May 14-15. Advance on Dallas May 18-25. Operations on Pumpkin Vine Creek and battles about Dallas, New Hope Church and Allatoona Hills May 25-June 5. Pickett's Mill May 27. Operations about Marietta and against Kenesaw Mountain June 10-July 2. Pine Hill June 11-14. Lost Mountain June 15-17. Assault on Kenesaw June 27. Ruff's Station, Smyrna Camp Ground, July 4. Chattahoochie River July 5-17. Buckhead, Nancy's Creek, July 18. Peach Tree Creek July 19-20. Siege of Atlanta July 22-August 25. Utoy Creek August 5-7. Flank movement on Jonesboro August 25-30. Near Red Oak August 29. Battle of Jonesboro August 31-September 1. Operations against Hood in North Georgia and North Alabama September 29-November 3. March to the sea November 15-December 10. Siege of Savannah December 10-21. Campaign of the Carolinas January to April, 1865. Averysboro, N. C., March 16. Battle of Bentonville March 19-21. Occupation of Goldsboro March 24. Advance on Raleigh April 10-14. Occupation of Raleigh April 14. Bennett's House April 26. Surrender of Johnston and his army. March to Washington, D. C., via Richmond, Va., April 29-May 19. Grand Review May 24. Moved to Louisville, Ky., June and there mustered out July 21, 1865. Regiment losses during service: 5 Officers and 108 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 1 Officer and 196 Enlisted men by disease. Total 310. The webmaster also has a copy of a one of Benjamin's civil war diaries. (I have heard there were 7 diaries) |
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| B. H. Dunnuck & brother-in-law Everly purchased land in Seward, Co. KS. ( Nov. 21, 1887, Feb. 23, 1888, Mar. 20, 1889) according to old records found in his daughter, Ruby Dunnuck Nusbaum's papers, after her death in 1962. | |||||||||||
| A record at LDS, batch 500931, sheet 1 gives Nancy's surname as MESSERSMITH and the date as the 14th. | |||||||||||
| Sources: Geographical & Historical Record of Kosciusko Co. IN. Lewis Publ. Co., Chicago, IL , Publ. 1887, Pages 449-50. Obituary from a Warsaw, IN Newspaper, The Benjamin Dunnuck family BIBLE. Marriage Index, A-Z, Allen County, IN Page 809. Original Marriage license in possession of webmaster. Tombstones. Personal knowledge and family records, documents and photos. Census data from 1850-1930. | |||||||||||
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| Benjamin DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| Civil War: enlisted 18 Aug. 1862 in H Co. 132 Inf. Reg. OH, from Camp Chase OH | |||||||||||
| Benjamin Moore DUNNICK | |||||||||||
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s/o Benjamin Tallman DUNNUCK and his wife Minerva ASHBROOK | ||||||||||
| b. March 18, 1856 near Ringgold, OH | |||||||||||
| d. June 7, 1937 Grove City, Franklin County, OH Source: OH Vital Records index - Volume 3463, death Certificate 78498 (OH Historical Society) Bur. Reber Hill Cemetery, Ashville, OH, | |||||||||||
| m.#1 Mary Ruffina BROBST m. 13 Feb. 1878, Fairfield Co., OH d/o David & Leah (CULP) BROBST | |||||||||||
| . . . . . .b. 14 Jan. 1858 Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH | |||||||||||
| . . . . . .d. 18 Aug. 1878 at Fairfield Co. OH | |||||||||||
| . . . . . .Son: Leonard DUNNICK(b August 1878 ) d. Jan. 20, 1879, age 5 mos. and 10 days | |||||||||||
| . . . . . . Mary's sister Sarah was wife of Hinton M. DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| Source: Cemetery index for the Brobst/Marcy Cemetery in Pickaway Co. Ohio // William A. Brobst of Kitty Hawk N.C. "Brobst/Probst Family History" also.... | |||||||||||
| Source: 2nd wife and family from the book Historical Account of the Peters Family, compiled by June (Shaull) LUTZ, 1986, Pages 133-150. Donated by Roland & Karla STEWARD of Nebraska. | |||||||||||
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m. #2, Mary BELONG - March 18, 1886. d/o David & Anna (STUCKEY) BELONG. two brothers survived her, Samuel and David. | ||||||||||
| . . . . .. b. June 12, 1864 in Washington township, Pickaway Co., OH | |||||||||||
| . . . . . .baptized Jan 11, 1870 | |||||||||||
| . . . . . . Spoke no English when she entered school | |||||||||||
| . . . . . .d. July 10, 1941 Grove township, Franklin Co., OH of Pneumonia, Buried Reber Hill, obituary published in The Columbus Dispatch, July 11, 1941, page 6A | |||||||||||
| Children: Whipple Ray DUNNUCK age 21, b. 1889.// Cleona Minerva DUNNICK b. 1891 //. Benjamin Elroy "ELROY" DUNNICK b. 1901 // Henton Monroe "Fremont" "ROE" DUNNICK b circa 1906. See 1910 Pickaway Co. OH Census for approx. birth dates. | |||||||||||
| Benjamin Moore DUNNICK had no biological grandchildren. Whipple adopted the nephew of his wife. This is Benjamin's only grandchild. | |||||||||||
| 1900 Census: Benjamin age 44, was born March 1856. He and current wife had been married 14 years. Wife, Mary was 35 years old and born June 1864. She has produced two children, Whipple R. age 11, born March 1889, and Cleona M. age 8, born August. 1891. Benjamin was a grocer and home was on Star Avenue. Source: Microfilm: series T623, roll 1266, book 2, page 191, Marion Township, Franklin County, Ohio. | |||||||||||
| Cleona did quite a bit of genealogy work. Does anyone know of her work? I have seen some of her letters written to various family members. Would love to see her work. | |||||||||||
| Might I have the nick name "Roe" on the wrong person? See Henton - may have also used the name Freemont. | |||||||||||
| None of Benjamin's children produced issue. (one adopted) End of this line. | |||||||||||
| Benjamin M. DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| Occupation listed in the 1891-92 Columbus Ohio City Directory as "Driver" living at the NE corner of Mound and Miller in Columbus, Ohio. | |||||||||||
| Source: Columbus Ohio City Directory by R.L. Polk and Co. of Columbus OH 1892 | |||||||||||
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| Benjamin Tallman DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| s/o Joshua and Dianah (TALLMAN) DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| b. Feb. 23, 1819, Pickaway Co. OH | |||||||||||
| d. Sept. 12, 1859, Walnut twp., Pickaway Co., OH. (Benjamin appears in the 1850 Walnut township census but not the 1860 census. - Minerva is living with daughter Iva in 1910 census . | |||||||||||
| Guardianship papers for Benjamin T. after death of parents | |||||||||||
| m. Minerva ASHBROOK Jan 5, 1842 or 1843, d/o William & Permillia A. (PETERS) ASHBROOK | |||||||||||
| . . . . . . b. August 1819 Fairfield Co., OH (her parents were born in VA) | |||||||||||
| . . . . . .d. 1910, Fairfield, Co., OH | |||||||||||
| 1850 Census has them living in Walnut Township, Pickaway Co. Ohio, (p. 19) | |||||||||||
| 1860 Census, Minerva is HH age 40. with her are Missouri 16, Amelia, 14, Pheobe S. 12, Iva A.12, Amanda 10, Mary 8, Henton M. 6, Benjamin M. 4, (Minerva's mother), Permelia Ashbrook 67 and an unrelated farm laborer. (Post office East Ringgold) | |||||||||||
| 1880 census, Walnut township, Pickaway Co. OH T9-1058, page 435C Minerva, age 61, widow - her parents both born
in VA. In household, Son Benjamin, age 24, farmer widowed and Iva daughter, single, keeps house |
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| 1900 living in Walnut township, Pickaway County, OH. Listed as Head of Household,age 80, a widow - seamstress. Her daughter Ivy, single, age 52 was living with her and also a seamstress. |
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| From a 1906 biography of his son Henton: "His father was born, reared and educated in Walnut township and
here became a prominent farmer. He died September 12, 1859" "Our subject's mother was a daughter of William and Permelia Ashbrook, both natives of Virginia and is still living at East Ringgold, aged 87 years." |
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| 1910 census has 90 year old Minerva living in home of Edwin & Ivy (daughter) NEWTON, Pickaway Co., OH. She is listed as Mother-in-law. | |||||||||||
| (had 8 children) Missouri (b 1843), Amelia (b. 1845), twins Phebe E . & Iva A. (b.1847), Amanda (b.1848), Mary (b. 1852), Henton Monroe (b. 1854), Benjamin M. (b. 1856) | |||||||||||
| Source: 1850 Pickaway Co. OH Census //1880 Census // 1900 census for Walnut township, Pickaway Co. Ohio // 1910 Census Pickaway Co. OH. // Correspondence with Andrea (Mrs.William Sachs - Ashbrook family researcher.// and many many others. | |||||||||||
| Benson Leib DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| s/o Charles & Elizabeth (LIEB) DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| b. circa 1877 (age 3) Source: 1880 Census for Hopewell, York Co. PA | |||||||||||
| Wilma, g.daughter of Charles & Elizabeth lists Benson L. as born in 1876 and married to Iva McDonald. | |||||||||||
| Also see Bencent above. ?? | |||||||||||
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| Bernadine Rose DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| d/o Henry and Katherine (CANNON) DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| m. Bernard Patrick MOLLOY, October 18, 1934 in Peoria , Illinois | |||||||||||
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| For many years after retirement they spent the winter in North Fort Myers, Florida and the summer in Peoria. | |||||||||||
| Children: Gerald Francis Molloy, born May 16, 1936 in Peoria IL Paul Bernard Molloy, born June 21, 1938 in Peoria IL. |
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| Source: Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of John Mitchell |
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| Bernard DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| b. circa 1898 in MD (age 22 in 1920 census) | |||||||||||
| Source:1920 census for Cincinnati Twp., Hamilton, Co. Ohio Roll T625 1388, page 4A, ED 39, Image 1099 | |||||||||||
| Bernard John DUNNOCK | |||||||||||
| s/o John Alexander Dunnock and wife Orpha Bowling | |||||||||||
| John, father of Bernard was born March 1928 and d. Dec. 1975. Orpha had children by her first three (of five) husbands. John was her 2nd. | |||||||||||
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| Bert DUNNUCK (see Henry Albert "Bert" DUNNUCK) | |||||||||||
| s/o Edward Sale and first wife Martha J. (REDDICK) DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| b. circa 1876 in KS | |||||||||||
| 1910 Census Canyon Co. ID. | |||||||||||
| Bertha Ella "Ella"( RADABAUGH ) DUNNICK (see Jefferson) | |||||||||||
| Wife of Jefferson G. DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| Ella appears to have remarried. Her surname at time of death was Laudeman. | |||||||||||
| Bertha Ella (WARREN) DUNNUCK, Frost, Laudeman | |||||||||||
| b. Ella was born March 24, 1877, d/o James & Hulda (RADABAUGH) WARREN source: her obit publ in the Bremen Enquirer (Indiana) publ. 17 May 1962, page 4 |
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| d. May 10, 1962 . Huff funeral home bur May 12, Bremen Cemetery --. Bremen, IN | |||||||||||
| Bertha wed Joseph T. FROST on December 25, 1912. | |||||||||||
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| Bertha DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| d/o Abraham Clarkson DUNNUCK & Dorothea "Dora" (RENTZEL) | |||||||||||
| b. April 18, 1905, Indianapolis, Marion Co., IN | |||||||||||
| d. Feb. 10, 2000 Indianapolis, IN.at Community Hospital, South. Bur: Washington Park East Cemetery, Indianapolis, IN. |
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| m. Elmer Ora DICKEY June 1922 (1902-July 5, 1947) son of Marshall and Christine (WERNER) DICKEY Marshall b. 7 Mar 1872 at Fayette City, IN, d. 7 Jan 1944, bur Washington Park Cem. in Indianapolis, and Christine b. in Columbus IN July 17, 1882 and d. May 1, 1939, and I assume also buried at Washington Park. Marshall & Christine m. Jan 28, 1900 in Indianapolis. |
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| Children: A daughter G.D. M (Mrs. W.),and two sons Jack E. Dickey (1928-2001) and R.G.D | |||||||||||
| 1930 Census for Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, Center township. Elmer O age 28 b. IN - Bertha age 25 - Grace age 7 - and Jack 1-3/12 months. (age at marriage 19 & 17) Bertha's mother was born in Germany. Elmer was a clerk in a plumbing supply store. Lived on Richland Street. | |||||||||||
| Bertha preceded in death by five brothers and one sister. Robert, Art, Earl, Herman, Joseph and Ida.(Mrs. COBB) | |||||||||||
| Southport United Methodist Church; 50 year member of Eastern Star. | |||||||||||
| Worked for 28 years as clerk for the Police and Fireman's Insurance Assoc. Retired in 1975 | |||||||||||
| Source: Bertha's obit pub. in the Indianapolis Star, Fri. Feb. 11, 2000, also Johnson Co.'s Daily Journal..// information on Elmer's parents-by grdickey(a)metopath.com // children by her nephew, David Dunnuck & Dickey site. | |||||||||||
| A Dickey web site by Gary D. Dickey, M.D. can be found at <<http:// www.drdickey.com>> It takes the Dickey family from 1700 in Scotland, to PA, then on to Indiana. (be sure to check it out) |
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| Bertha "Nora" DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| d/o Alonzo and Lillian (SMETHERS) DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| b. August 1897 in KS - per 1900 census | |||||||||||
| + Archie McDougall LUKENS on June 12, 1920 in Leavenworth Co. KS. | |||||||||||
| Archie may have been the son of widow Sarah Lukens of Mount Carmel, Northumberland Co. PA (1900 census)- age 44 The age is about right for Archie L. (5 yrs), but the middle initial is L. This needs further study. If this is correct his siblings are Helen age 19, Mary age 13, and Lea C (brother) age ?? |
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| WWI, (1917) Kansas 353rd Infantry, company H. "American Expeditionary Forces" Home: Stockton, KS | |||||||||||
| b. ca 1896 (1930 census lists his age as 35 b. PA/PA/PA | |||||||||||
| They were living in Melbourne, FL circa 1920/21 | |||||||||||
| 1920 census Archie was single working as a steel worker in a tractor factory in Leavenworth City, Leavenworth Co., KS | |||||||||||
| 1930 census lists Archie as an assistant professor at the university. Living in the city of Norman, Norman township, Cleveland County, Oklahuma Bertha's sister Fern, age 21, single was also living with them. She is listed as House Keeper in a private home. | |||||||||||
| Children: as of the 1930 census: one child. David b. OK age 1-3/12 years. | |||||||||||
| Source: History of Leavenworth (KS) County by Hall & Hand, 1921// Leavenworth Co. Kansas Marriages Book U, page 452 | |||||||||||
| Bessie (MELLOTT) DUNNUCK Mrs. (see Oren E. DUNNUCK - 1st wife of) | |||||||||||
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| Bessie DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| Graduated Manning High School in Iowa in 1917 (a Neal graduated in 1918) | |||||||||||
| Bessie DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| w/o Arnold DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| 1930 census of Richland twp., Jasper County, IA Bessie age 32 - b. ca 1898 | |||||||||||
| + ca 1920 | |||||||||||
| Bessie DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| b. circa 1885 - inmate at state asylum for the insane. Mahoning twp, Montour Co. PA. | |||||||||||
| Source: 1910 census | |||||||||||
| Betty Jane Lucille DUNNICK | |||||||||||
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d/o George S. and Elsie DUNNICK | ||||||||||
| b. November 1, 1926 d. September 12, 2000 |
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| + yes with issue | |||||||||||
| Betty DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| b. circa 1916 living in 1934 Black Lick Valley, Cambria Co. PA | |||||||||||
| Source: graduated H.S. 1934 | |||||||||||
| Betty Jean (Pearcy) DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| wife of Lawrence DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| b 11 Jan 1923, SSDI | |||||||||||
| Obituary published Wed, April 9, 1997 Indianapolis Star. | |||||||||||
| d. 7 April 1997 last residence Indianapolis, Marion Co. IN | |||||||||||
| Source: SSDI card issued in IN | |||||||||||
| Betty J. DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| of Muncie, Delaware Co. IN | |||||||||||
| Democrat. Delegate to Democratic National Convention from Indiana, 2000, 2004. Female. Still living as of 2004. | |||||||||||
| Betty J. DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| b. 8 August 1922 | |||||||||||
| SS card issued in Arizona | |||||||||||
| d. 17 Jan 1998 | |||||||||||
| Source SSDI | |||||||||||
| Beula Odessa DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| d/o John H. and Susannah E. (HILD) DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| b. circa 1896 in MD--Source 1910 Census | |||||||||||
| b. 14 January 1895 -- source records of Beula's sister Wilma -- also SSDI | |||||||||||
| b. on line Rootsweb records-- 27 August 1899 in Hopewell York Co. PA | |||||||||||
| d. 20 June 1986 -- source records of sister. Wilma also SSDI York, York Co., PA | |||||||||||
| d. Sept. 1970 -- on line Rootsweb records September 1970 Dallastown York County, PA. Buried Mt. Rose Cemetery, York, PA | |||||||||||
| + Ernest MILLER -- source records of sister | |||||||||||
| + Ernest Wiest MILLER -- on line Rootsweb records - wed 30 April 1914 in E. Hopewell, York, PA | |||||||||||
| 4 children 2 sons, 2 daus. (both Wilma's & Rootsweb records) at least 5 grandchildren. |
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| Billy DUNNICK (Probably Billy Eugene) | |||||||||||
| Son of Roy Nicholas and Viola (PARTRIDGE) DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| b. circa 1936 | |||||||||||
| d. July 3, 1962 of Wessington Hand, S.D. | |||||||||||
| Source LDS File - on-line. | |||||||||||
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| Blanche DUNNUCK (See Lorna Blanche DUNNUCK) | |||||||||||
| d/o Marion and Christina DUNNUCK (of Indiana) | |||||||||||
| Blanche VERL DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| m. Floyd Earl BASKE Sept. 30, 1939 St. Joseph County, Indiana | |||||||||||
| Source: Marriage Record Book 116, page 298, St. Joseph County, Indiana | |||||||||||
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| Blanche P. (DUNNUCK) BYRAN (operated a mobile home park) | |||||||||||
| d/o Egbert and Minnie (KEMPER) DUNNUCK of Atchinson, KS | |||||||||||
| I believe that "Minnie" is a nickname for Philomenia. | |||||||||||
| b. Nov. 12 1912 Atchinson, KS, | |||||||||||
| d. Oct. 12, 1998 in Sullivan, MO (former resident of Clinton where? MO) | |||||||||||
| m. Floyd Leroy BRYAN Nov. 10, 1831 at Atchinson, KS | |||||||||||
| 3 Children: P.D. daughter, D.D. married to S. and daughter. J.D. Mrs.B | |||||||||||
| Source: Obituary, Oak Ridger, Pub. Wed. Oct. 14, 1998 | |||||||||||
| A Blanche, born 1912, age 17 was living in Atchinson Co. KS in the 1930 census Find out about Philomenia Dunnuck age 58 and George Dunnuck 23 also are living in Atchinson Co. KS. Egbert died in 1927. |
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| Blanche V. (WALTERS) DUNNUCK Baske (Mrs. Royce Howard DUNNUCK) See Royce - 1st wife | |||||||||||
| married #2, Floyd Earl BASKE September 30, 1939. License date was 29 September 1939, Book 117, page 298. | |||||||||||
| Blanche (1914-2003) | |||||||||||
| Blanche Gertrude DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| d/o Edward Sale and 2nd wife Lelia Ann (STANLEY) DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| Comes form the area lived in by John (1814) and descendants lived in KS) | |||||||||||
| b. January 1892 in Kansas | |||||||||||
| of Irving, Marshall Co. KS | |||||||||||
| d. 28 Oct. 1976 -- Bur: Waterville, KS on Nov. 2 | |||||||||||
| m. Willard Elmer (or Elmer Willard) DEXTER (of Ontario) Lived at Irving in Marshall Co. KS. | |||||||||||
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| 1900 census Marysville, Marshall Co., KS - living with parents, age 8 b. Jan. 1892 | |||||||||||
| in 1930 Elmer W. was working as a toolman at C. Bridge Garage. | |||||||||||
| in 1920 Elmer M. & family lived in Manhattan City, Riley Co., KS. Wayne was 6 years and 6 months, and Bernice 11 months. Elmer worked as a?? Lumer in a Live shop. ?? Hard to read. occupation | |||||||||||
| Source: 1930 census for Waterville, Marshall County, Kansas "Elmer W. Dexter"// 1920 census for Riley
Co. KS "Elmer M. Dexter" //Chart prepared by Mariam DEXTER // also:Source: David R. Minson, Gilbert, AZ (LDS-IGI file) |
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| Source 1930 census for Atchinson, Atchinson Co. KS, Blanche living with mother. She was single, age 17 and working as a cosmotologists in a beauty shop. | |||||||||||
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| Blanche DUNNICK? or DEROOS | |||||||||||
| I am interested in finding out more! My father was Clairneil
Wayne Dunnick originally of Boyden, Iowa. He is now deceased, however, he has three living brothers and two living sisters. My grandparents are both deceased, however, my aunt Blanche, has researched our family tree. -Belinda bkarge(a)Exchange.FULLERTON.EDU (Karge, Belinda) |
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| Blanch L. DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| d/o John H. and Susannah E. (HILD) DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| b. age not listed in 1910 but looking at ages of her siblings I would guess that she was born in 1910 | |||||||||||
| Source: 1910 Census, York Co. PA | |||||||||||
| Blanche DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| d/o Thomas and Sarah DUNNUCK | |||||||||||
| b. circa 1879/80 -- 9 months old in the 1880 census for Amanda Twp., Fairfield, Co. OH. | |||||||||||
| b. Sept 1880. 1900 census she is 19, single, and living in Hocking twp., Fairfield Co. OH with her sister and brother-in-law John and Iva MILLIGAN and her widowed mother. Her name is spelled DUNICK in the census. | |||||||||||
| Bonnie (nee: ??) DUNNUCK See: Omar DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| Buela Odessa DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| d/o John H. and Susannah E. (HILD) DUNNICK | |||||||||||
| b. circa 1896 in MD--Source 1910 Census | |||||||||||
| b. on line Rootsweb records-- 27 August 1899 in Hopewell York Co. PA | |||||||||||
| b. 14 January 1895 -- source records of Beula's sister Wilma | |||||||||||
| d. 20 June 1986 -- source records of sister. Wilma | |||||||||||
| d. Sept. 1970 -- on line Rootsweb records September 1970 Dallastown York County, PA. Buried Mt. Rose Cemetery, York, PA | |||||||||||
| + Ernest MILLER -- source records of sister | |||||||||||
| + Ernest Wiest MILLER -- on line Rootsweb records - wed 30 April 1914 in E. Hopewell, York, PA | |||||||||||
| 4 children 2 sons, 2 daus. (both Wilma's & Rootsweb records) at least 5 grandchildren. |
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