Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Daniel Munshower



labeled "Uncle Dan Munshower"

Birth: Aug. 17, 1829
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: Feb. 15, 1905
Morning Sun
Louisa County
Iowa, USA

husband of Elizan Bevans

Elizan Bevans Munshower



labeled "Aunt Elizan Munshower"

Elizan Bevans
Birth: Jan. 17, 1825
Hillsboro (Highland County)
Highland County
Ohio, USA
Death: Feb. 11, 1912
Winfield
Henry County
Iowa, USA

wife of Dan Munshower
sister to Elizabeth Bevans Dunn

Emily (Emma) Dunn Rose



labeled "Mrs. Emma Dunn Rose"


Emily (Emma) Dunn
Birth 8 OCT 1849 in Farmington, Fulton, Illinois
Death 20 JUN 1934
buried: Uniontown Cemetery, Knox Co, Illinois

wife of Frank Rose
daughter of John Thomas Dunn & Elizabeth Bevans Dunn

Frank Rose



labeled "Frank Rose"
Birth 14 JUL 1849 in Of Farmington, Fulton, Illinois
Death 26 AUG 1884
Buried: Uniontown Cemetery, Knox Co., Illinois

husband of Emily (Emma) Dunn (daughter of John T Dunn and Elizabeth Bevans)

Thursday, July 21, 2011

Charles Prosser


labeled "Cousin Charles Prosser"

may possibly be:


Charles Fremont Prosser, son of Margaret Bevans (1823-1865) and Abraham Prosser(1822-1897)
Birth 12 Aug 1857 in Elmwood, Peoria, Illinois
Death 03 June 1926 in Plainville, Kansas

Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Mrs. David Dunn




"Mrs. David Dunn (2nd wife)"

Mary F. Dodge Dunn (1849-1884)
2nd wife of John T Dunn's son David (1841-1922)

date and location unknown

Dr. Charles Dunn, Dr. Helen Jackson Dunn, son, and wife's brother


labeled "Charles Dunn, his wife, son, and wife's brother"
location: Centralia, Illinois

Dr. Charles Dunn
Birth 24 APR 1851 in Farmington, Fulton, Illinois
Death 17 JUL 1921 in Centralia, IL
Education: Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital, Chicago, 1878
son of John Thomas Dunn

Dr. Helen Jackson Dunn

Birth abt 1856 in New York
Death Jun 14, 1918 in Rochester, NY
Education: Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital, Chicago, 1878

Their son J. Charles Dunn

Other man is brother of Helen Jackson Dunn. I am not sure which man is which.

Dr. Helen Jackson Dunn





Dr. Helen Jackson Dunn
(1856- 1918)

wife of Dr. Charles Dunn (1851-1921)

both were homeopathic physicians, practicing in Centralia, Illinois (see Directory of Deceased American Physicians, 1804-1929.)

date and location unknown

Charlie Dunn




Charlie Dunn


date and location unknown

This may possibly be John Charles "Charley" Dunn, son of Drs. Charles Dunn and Elizabeth Jackson Dunn

Charles Dikeman



Charles Dikeman

location; Farmington, Fulton Co., Illinois

Note: He is not the son of William Henry and Chrysantha Dunn Dikeman. They had no children.

It appears he may be the son of Stephen E.Dikeman (1824-1897) and Suzanne Lindzey Dikeman (1835-1908):
Charles E. Dikeman
Birth 1853
Death 1875
Burial: Oak Ridge Cemetery, Farmington Illinois.

Monday, July 18, 2011

John Thomas Dunn 4 Generation Photo













date and location unknown

seated, left John Thomas Dunn (1816-1908)
seated, right: unknown

standing, left to right: William Henry Dikeman (1858-after 1930), Chrysantha S. Dunn Dikeman (1856-1927), unknown man and child, Emma Dunn Rose (1849-1934)

Mary J Bryant Shaw

Henry Summers





Elder Summers

"Elder Summers"

Photographer: S. Merrill, Lexington, Illinois

Mostly likely this is Henry Summers (1801-1883), an itinerant Methodist Preacher whose family resided in Fulton County, Illinois. Henry Summers is listed in the 1880 US Census in Fulton County, living with his son, B. James Summers.

labeled as one of C S Dikeman's photos. The back of the photo is labeled "Elder Summers."

Bettie Hallett Thatcher Newcomb




labeled "Aunt Bettie Newcomb"

date unknown
location: Farmington, Illinois

may possibly be
Betty Hallett Thatcher Newcomb
b. 1793, Massachussetts
d. June 1880, Galesburg, Illinois
(1850 and 1860 US Census, Farmington, Fulton, Illinois, and US Federal Mortality schedule.)

see below for information about Betty and her second husband, Charles Newcomb

Genealogical memoir of the Newcomb family : containing records of nearly every person of the name in America from 1635 to 1874

p. 491,
Charles Newcomb (Daniel, Jonathan, Jonathan, Peter, Francis) b. at Keene,N. H., Nov 28, 1792, farmer; spent 2 ½ years at Harvard Coll., which he left on account of poor health. Traveled several years in N. Y., O., Ind., and Ill.; reached Ill 1818, and went thence to Franklin, Mo., where he m. Mar. 22, 1822, Betty, dau. Of James and Susan Hallett, and widow of Capt. Peleg Thatcher, b. in Barnstable, Mass., May 11, 1793. He lived in Mo. 4 yrs; removed, 1824, to Springfield, Ill., and soon after to Farmington, Fulton Co., same State, where he resided till his death, May 6, 1859. He was many years sheriff of Fulton Co.; his widow res. In Galesburgh, Ill.

Scott Short




Identified only as "Mr Short"


date and location unknown Scott Short Son of Scott Short and Jane McKnight Short of Fivemiletown, Tyrone Co., Ireland

Scott and Anna Jane Short



identified and "Mr. and Mrs. Short"

"Cone Photographer, Palace Car"

Photo, date unknown.
location: Farmington, Fulton Co., Illinois

Scott Short and his wife Anna Jane Short.

Scott Short b. 1830, immigrated from Ireland 1851, naturalized US citizen 1860. Fought in the Civil War. Naturalization papers from Fulton Co, IL.

The 1860 US Census records have Scott Short, 25 yrs old and wife Anna; born in Ireland, living in Farmington, Fulton, Illinois in the year 1860, immediately next to John Dunn, wife Elizabeth Dunn and family. All of the children's names indicate that this is our John Thomas Dunn.

The 1870 US Census records have Scott Short, 35 yrs. old, wife Anna living in Maquon, Knox, Illinois; both born in Ireland. Children Sarah(11), Amos(9), William(4) and Minnie (2) born in Illinois.

The 1900 US Census has Scott Shortt and wife Anna J Shortt (both born in Ireland) living in Farmington, Fulton, Illinois. Daughter Effie is 20 yrs of age.

Amos Short



labeled "Amos Short, "

a photo in Chrysantha Dunn Dikeman's collection

J A van Drilzen Photographer, corner Main and Adams
may be Peoria, Illinois

I believe this Amos Short is the son of Scott Short and Anna Jane Short, who immigrated form Northern Ireland in 1851 to Farmington, Fulton, Illinois.

The 1870 US census: Maquon, Knox, Illinois: a 9 year old Amos is shown living with parents Scott and Anna Schort.

1920 and 1930 US Censuses, Farmington, Fulton, Illinois: a

Sunday, July 17, 2011

daughters of Joseph Dunn



identified on photo as

top left: Hanna
top right: Bell
lower left:Rebeckah
lower right: Sarah

next to photo, the album is marked: Daughters of Joseph Dunn.

location: Farmington or Brimfield, Illinois

probably daughters of Joseph Dunn (born 1804 Virginia, died 1880 Farmington, Fulton Co. Illinois) and his wife Lucy.

Joseph and Lucy Dunn appear together with household members (probably daughters) Hannah J(21), Amos W (16), Rebecca (14), Sarah E(11), Martha M (4), and Eveline (2) in the 1850 census. In the 1860 census, the household has Martha (14) Eveline (12), and Isabelle (10). The 1870 census has a 19 yr old Isabel living in the household. The 1880 census has Joseph & Lucy living with his son-in-law P. John Baker and daughter Isabell Baker.

This seems to fit, because four of these daughters of Joseph and Lucy Dunn fit the names of the women in the photo, and because Bell appears to be quite a bit younger than the other sisters.

Saturday, July 16, 2011

Abram & Hannah Brewer



identified as Abram and Hannah Brewer

Could this be Joseph Dunn's daughter Hannah?

Friday, July 15, 2011

Harriett E. Dunn



identified as "Cousin Hattie Dunn"
location: Los Angeles, California

Harriet E Dunn
Birth ABT. 1846 in Maquon, Knox, Illinois, United States
Death in probably Los Angeles, California

Taught history at the State Normal School in San Jose, California beginning in 1884, later at the Normal school in Los Angeles.

daughter of Jesse McCann Dunn (1821-1882)
and Hannah (1823-1858)

Harriet E Dunn



labeled "Hattie Dunn"

Harriet E Dunn
Birth ABT. 1846 in Maquon, Knox, Illinois, United States
Death in probably Los Angeles, California

Taught history at the State Normal School in San Jose, California beginning in 1884, later at the Normal school in Los Angeles.

daughter of Jesse McCann Dunn (Jesse Mc Cann Dunn (1821-1882)
and Hannah (1823-1858)

Imri Dunn



identified as Uncle Imri Dunn

location and date unknown

Birth about 1812 in Frederick, Virginia
Death in ILLINOIS

son of David Dunn (1785-1842) and Rebecca Marchant (1790-1844)

James Dunn



labeled "Uncle James Dunn, oldest brother"

James Dunn
Birth about 1810 in Berkeley, Virginia, United States
Death unknown

son of David Dunn (1785-1842) and Rebecca Marchant (1790-1844)

Photographer: Mr & Mrs. J. C. Cone, Farmington, Ill.

J Charlie Dunn



identified as "J Charlie Dunn"

Probably is John Charles "Charley" Dunn,
Birth 14 Aug 1881 in Illinois
Death after 1930, perhaps in California

son of Drs. Charles Dunn and Elizabeth Jackson Dunn

Lulu Carter



note in album "wanted to live with Sarah 1873. CHT"
(CHT is likely Charles Hanson Tuesburg. In 1873, he married Sarah Elizan Dunn.)

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Jane Richardson Dunn



labeled "Aunt Jane Dunn, Imri's wife"


Jane M Richardson Dunn
Birth 21 May 1813 in Highland, Ohio, United States
Death unknown. after 1880.

Jonah Marchant


Jonah Marchant (or Marchant)
Birth 23 SEP 1794 in Berkeley, West Virginia, United States
Death 24 FEB 1872 in Fulton County, Illinois, USA

"One of the early settlers of Fulton County, Illinois. He and his family were the first to winter over in Farmington Township, in the year 1827Jonah Marchant, with his wife and four children, was the first that lived through a winter in {Farmington} township. Mr. Marchant came in October 1827, and passed the following winter in a small 12 x 14 feet in size. He knew this was a fair land and concluded to remain here. Accordingly he set about in the spring to build a more pretentious dwelling. He erected a hewn-log cabin. In this he lived for seven years." p. 678 History of Fulton County, Illinois

Jonah Marchant



location; Farmington, Illinois

Jonah Merchant (or Marchant)
Birth 23 SEP 1794 in Berkeley, West Virginia, United States
Death 24 FEB 1872 in Fulton County, Illinois, USA


"One of the early settlers of Fulton County, Illinois. He and his family were the first to winter over in Farmington Township, in the year 1827Jonah Marchant, with his wife and four children, was the first that lived through a winter in {Farmington} township. Mr. Marchant came in October 1827, and passed the following winter in a small 12 x 14 feet in size. He knew this was a fair land and concluded to remain here. Accordingly he set about in the spring to build a more pretentious dwelling. He erected a hewn-log cabin. In this he lived for seven years." p. 678 History of Fulton County, Illinois

Dr. Jesse Mc Cann Dunn



Bloomington, Illinois

labeled: 'Dr. McCann Dunn"

Jesse McCann Dunn
Birth 7 Feb 1821 in Frederick, Virginia
Death 27 February 1882 in Bloomington, McLean Co., Illinois

son on David Dunn (1785-1842) and Rebecca Marchant

Dr. William Abram Dunn


Identified as "Uncle William Dunn, MD, Bloomington, Illinois"

Photographer: D. D. Mendenhall, Elmwood, Illinois

Birth 18 OCT 1814 in Winchester, Frederick, Virginia, United States
Death 24 APR 1883 in Bloomington, McLean, Illinois, United States

son of David Dunn (1785-1842)and Rebecca Marchant

"Doctor William A. Dunn was born in Virginia in 1814. He received his medical education at St. Louis Medical College, and he practiced medicine along with his brother for several years in Bloomington, Illinois." Biographical history of the members of the McLean County Medical Society of Illinois : one hundredth anniversary edition http://www.archive.org/stream/biographicalhist00mcle/biographicalhist00mcle_djvu.txt

Euphemia Lance (Mrs. George Wright)




location: Farmington, Illinois

identified as "Euphemia Lance, Mrs. Geo Wright"

May be Euphemia R. Merrill, born June 1837 in New York, wife of George Wright in the 1870 Fulton County US Census. A widowed Euphemia Wright married John K. Lance, March 1878 in Fulton County, Illinois. A widowed Euphemia Lance and her mother are in the Fulton County US Census in 1910.

George Wright


identified as "Mr. Wright"

location: Farmington, Illinois

May be George Wright, may be husband of Euphemia Merrill Wright Lance (see 1870 Fulton County, Illinois US Census.)

Almira "Myra" Dunn



labeled: "Cousin Myra Dunn , Uncle William's daughter"


Almira Dunn, daughter of William Abram Dunn and Rachel Powers

Born 1846 in Illinois
Death unknown

"Mendenhall Photo. Maryville, Mo.,"

Location: Marysville, Missouri


Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Daughters of John Thomas Dunn and Their Husbands













left to right:

Charles Hanson Tuesburg & Sarah Elizan Dunn Tuesburg

Emma Dunn Rose, widow of Frank Rose

Chrysantha Dunn Dikeman & William Dikeman

Canton, Illinois


Unidentified photo

Location: Canton, Illinois

Elmwood, Illinois



Unidentified photo

Location: Elmwood, Illinois

Elmwood, Illinois



Unidentified photo

Location: Elmwood, Illinois

Alta Lewis Dunn




Alta Florina Lewis
location: El Paso, Illinois

Birth abt 1848 in Illinois
Death 1930
lived in El Paso, Illinois and Garden City, Kansas.

wife of James McCann Dunn (1836-1917)

Farmington, Illinois




Unidentified photo

Farmington, Fulton County, Illinois

Farmington, Illinois



Unidentified photo
Farmington, Fulton County, Illinois

J. Charles Dunn



Unidentified photo, Gray Photography, Centralia, Illinois

Believed to be J. Charles Dunn because all other photos in the album that are from Centralia, Illinois are from the family of Drs. Charles and Helen Dunn and their son J. Charles Dunn. All photos from Centralia, Illinois are from the same photographer.

from the photo collection of Chrysantha Dunn Dikeman (1856–1927), who lived in Fulton County, Illinois.

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Ethel Alta Dunn Herndon




Birth: 2 Apr 1888 - Garden, Kansas
Death: 14 Jan 1965 - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Independence, Kansas




Unidentified.

Independence, Kansas

Caroline E "Carrie" Dunn Dollard





Caroline E (Carrie) Dunn
daughter of Imri Dunn and Jane Richardson
wife of Robert Dollard

Birth May 1852 in Illinois
Death after 1910

Monday, July 11, 2011

Robert Dollard



Robert Dollard
Major in the Civil War
1st Atty. General, state of South Dakota
husband of Caroline (Carrie) Dunn, daughter of Imri Dunn
Birth: March 1842, Massachussets
Death: 1912, Santa Monica, California

Unidentified



Unknown location

Unidentified




Unknown location
Photographer: Farley

Pittsburg, Kansas




location of photographer:
Pittsburg, Kansas

Unidentified tintype



same tintype as previous post. In its paper sleeve.

Unidentified tintype



Unknown location