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Re: Hugh Dunn's last will and testament

MoberlyDrake — 2012-05-23 06:33:32Z

I notice that they've changed everything and their instructions aren't very clear. You need to write them a letter, giving them as much information as you can -- name of deceased, name of county, year of death or estate settlement, book no., etc., which you have to locate somewhere yourself. One of the best sources is "Calendar of New Jersey Wills." Most volumes, maybe all now, are online free at Internet Archives. There was one I could never find online, so I eventually purchased a CD on eBay with all volumes. And Ancestry has "New Jersey Index of Wills, Inventories, Etc.", which lists some people "Calendar" doesn't. There may be other resources. This is the info I gave them for Hugh Dunn:

Hugh DUNN, of Piscataway, Middlesex County, 10 Oct 1691. Proved 10 Dec 1694. Inventory 24 Nov 1694

Sometimes I can give them a no., like 3056J, or a book and page.

If they need more money for more than 10 pages, they send a letter and you send an additional check. Snail mail. Clumsy and slow. They should use email and PayPal.

The neat thing is that they send you photocopies of both the clerk's copy of the will and the original will if both exist. In those cases what you can't read in one you may be able to make out in the other, plus you can see your ancestor's actual signature.

Unfortunately, Hugh Dunn's had no clerk's copy and was very faint, folded and torn. I suppose it's one of the oldest to survive. Very difficult to make out. I had a lot of trouble getting his. First they sent me the will of a different Hugh Dunn (some descendant), informing me that the one I requested was out for filming and would not be available for 6 months. Why they didn't just return my check, I don't know. Why would they assume the will of some other man with the same name would do just as well!!! I reordered 6 months later, and they sent me the first part of the will. It ended in mid-sentence in the 1st bequest, so I had to ask them for the rest of it. I never had any problems with any other wills I requested though. I need to order some more.

Carol Anne

Re: Hugh Dunn's last will and testament

arcwell — 2012-05-23 04:48:27Z

MoberlyDrake--

I have looked at the website you mention (http://nj.gov/state/darm/reference.html) and indeed, it says:

"Wills and Estate Inventories, 1670-1952
$10.00 per packet, up to
10 pages; $1.00 for each
additional page"

What I could not find is any information about what wills they have available. I am also not sure what they mean by a packet.

I am not particularly interested in Hugh Dunn's will; I just would like to know in general how New Jersey wills are obtainable.

Re: Hugh Dunn's last will and testament

1_cknudsen1 — 2012-05-23 02:03:06Z

I don't know if it is the same Hugh Dunn, which is why I was so curious. Not having read the will, there's no way to tell. Would you consider sharing it here on Ancestry? That would be a great service.

Re: Hugh Dunn's last will and testament

MoberlyDrake — 2012-05-22 22:19:35Z

What evidence is there that this is the same Hugh Dunn?

All I can say is that no slaves or mentioned in his will.

Carol Anne

Re: Hugh Dunn's last will and testament

1_cknudsen1 — 2012-05-22 21:06:02Z

Now I'm really curious. Doing both a Google and Ancestry search for Hugh Dunn's will led me to Barbados - why? Did Dunn live there (or at least visit) in the 1680s? Someone named Robert Hyempsall of Barbados mentioned Hugh Dunn in his own will of owning "Negro Tom Dunn" so I guess the slavery question is answered, eh? I'll attach the page here, found on Ancestry through a wills search.

Re: Hugh Dunn's last will and testament

MoberlyDrake — 2012-05-22 20:39:26Z

I have a copy. Anyone can send to the New Jersey Archives for a copy for $10. Check out the link "Mail Reference Fees" http://nj.gov/state/darm/reference.html.

His will is hard to read. I was hoping that there would be a final account settlement included in the packet as in some I have received. If there had been a payout to Thomas Runyan, it would have proven the claim that Hugh Dunn's daughter, Martha, was Thomas Runyan's wife. Since there was no account settlement included and I have found no other evidence that Thomas Runyan's wife, Martha, was Hugh Dunn's daughter, I am considering that claim an invention of Orra Eugene Monnette.

Carol Anne

Hugh Dunn's last will and testament

1_cknudsen1 — 2012-05-22 19:53:14Z

Hello, does anyone know if the will of Hugh Dunn (died 1694 in Piscataway, NJ) is available to read in its entirety?

After watching the excellent PBS program "Finding Your Roots," I got to wondering if any of my own ancestors were slaveholders. Ergo, it would be necessary to see the will and not just an abstract.

Re: William Dunn b:1858 Cornwall, England

scraggyaggy — 2012-05-19 17:37:40Z

My husband is related to William and Martha Dunn

DUNN Joseph W - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-18 14:14:31Z

DUNN Joseph W - Vietnam Wall section 9E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,291 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Wanda Dunn 1967 New Jersey

Karen22604 — 2012-05-18 01:33:35Z

I am looking for any information concerning a relationship between Wanda Dunn and Douglass Chandler. This relationship would have taken place in the 1960s.

Howard N Dunn 1924-2012

RWOsgood — 2012-05-16 11:27:30Z

Brattleboro- Howard N. Dunn, 88 of Western Avenue formerly of Edgar Road in Spofford died early Saturday morning, May 12, 2012 at Cheshire Medical Center following a period of declining health.

Mr. Dunn was born in Westfield, Vermont on March 30, 1924 the son of Daniel and Linda (Whipple) Dunn. He attended school in North Troy, Vermont and worked on the family farm up until the time it was sold. With his family he moved to Brattleboro in 1952.

He went to work at Woodward Lumber in Brattleboro for eight years until the death of Sheiryl Woodward and while employed at the mill served as vice-president of its union. He later worked at the former C.F. Church Company in Brattleboro and the former BookPress where he served as Vice-President and President of their union. He retired from the BookPress in 1986 following 26 dedicated and faithful years with the company.

During his retirement he worked on a part-time basis for McClay's Market on Park Avenue in Keene and later as an associate for the Atamaniuk Funeral Home in Brattleboro.

Mr. Dunn was a past member of the Keene Moose Club and the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Brattleboro Aerie #2445. A devout Catholic he was a communicant of Saint Margaret Mary Parish in Keene where he served as an usher.

Of his hobbies and interests, he enjoyed attending auctions, collecting antique clocks, crackle glass, Shelley dishes and Hummels. He also enjoyed dancing and country and western music.

He was an avid Boston Red Sox fan and in his youth played ball for several area teams that included the Westfield (VT) Wildcats, Troy (NH) Tigers and the West River Team in Brattleboro.

Mr. Dunn was very proud of his Irish heritage and his ancestors that included William Whipple who was one of the original signers of The Declaration of Independence. He enjoyed socializing and was known for his spirit of friendship.

On May 12, 1961 at Saint Michael's Roman Catholic Church he was married to Mabel (Parsons) Coombs who predeceased him on May 10, 2005.

Survivors include his step-son David Coombs and wife Charlotte of Vernon, five grandsons, Michael Coombs, Mathew Coombs, David Orr, Daniel Orr and Douglas Orr, and three great-grandchildren, Hannah, Sarah and Owen Coombs.

He also leaves one sister Melba Osgood of Wethersfield, CT, one brother, Lawrence Dunn of Charlton, MA, his very good friend and companion of nine years, Marilyn Noble of Brattleboro and many nieces and nephews.

Besides his wife he was predeceased by a step-daughter, Barbara Orr, two brothers, Morris and Arah Dunn, four sisters, Lena, Mildred, Teresa and Bernice and several nephews.

The Liturgy of Christian Burial will be celebrated Friday at 11:00 A.M. at Saint Margaret Mary Parish 35 Arch Street in Keene. Committal Rites and burial will follow in Chesterfield West Cemetery in Chesterfield. A reception will follow the committal rites to be held at the V.F.W Post #1034 on Black Mountain Road.

Friends are invited to call at the Atamaniuk Funeral Home on Thursday from 7 to 9 P.M.

Memorial contributions in Mr. Dunn's name may be made to The Gathering Place, 30 Terrace St., Brattleboro, VT 05301, or to Rescue Inc. P.O. Box 593, Brattleboro, VT 05302.

ANDREW DUNN - County Tyrone to PA

hmharrop130 — 2012-05-16 03:58:54Z

Searching for the specific location in Ireland where ANDREW DUNN and his family originated. He was born in County Tyrone on March 29, 1836, and died tragically in PA on March 19, 1878. ANDREW DUNN emigrated from Ireland to the USA on or about June 27, 1853, according to his application for naturalization. He enlisted in the U. S. Army as a volunteer on or about August 4, 1862, and was mustered into company I of the 129th Regiment of the Pennsylvania Volunteers as a private. Our research about his life in Ireland has been at a standstill for years, for we can find nothing substantive. Please, can someone help us?

Donald "Duck" Dunn,age 70. born in Memphis, Tennessee, Bass player and Songwriter

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-05-16 01:10:06Z

(2012)

Donald "Duck" Dunn .
TOKYO (AP) — Bass player and songwriter .
Donald "Duck" Dunn,
a member of the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame band Booker T. and the MGs and the Blues Brothers band,
has died in Tokyo. He was 70.
Dunn was in Tokyo for a series of shows.
Dunn died in his sleep.
Dunn, who was born in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1941,
his friend and fellow musician Steve Cropper, who was on the same tour.
Donald Dunn, performed on recordings with Eric Clapton, Neil Young and many others, and specialized in blues, gospel and soul. He played himself in the 1980 hit movie "The Blues Brothers."
He received a lifetime achievement Grammy award in 2007 for his work with Booker T. and the MGs.
2012.

Dunn -- New York

MarilynA80 — 2012-05-15 21:07:33Z

I am looking for someone with information about Lena DUNN, born c. 1889 and graduated probably 1908 from Newark Valley, Tioga, NY area (possibly Owego (Tioga), or Endicott (Broome), New York).

Re: John T. Dunn

jackiefreeman199 — 2012-05-15 15:10:56Z

I have John T Dunn b 1852 North Newbald Yorkshire.He was my Great Grandfathers brother.Altogether there was six brothers and three sisters.
I have info on the Dunn Family.

Re: Charles Allison "Butch" Dunn (1908-????) Westmoreland County, PA

Odielion8462 — 2012-05-10 22:14:03Z

i dont know if you are still looking
but i found Charles A. Dunn married to Mabel Ahlborn. They got married in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania on Aug 4, 1928.
Record #: 66420 License #: 66420 Date Issued: 8/3/1928

*******************MARRIAGE******************* *******************OFFICIATE*******************
DATE: 8/4/1928 Name:
County: Title:
Location: Denomination:

************MALE INFORMATION************ **********FEMALE INFORMATION**********
Full Name: DUNN CHARLES A AHLBORN MABEL

Michael J Dunn

sfleah — 2012-05-09 13:07:49Z

I am looking for any information on Michael J Dunn born about 1870. He may have lived in or around Seneca Falls, NY in 1894.
He is my great great grandfather.

Re: george william dunn

Donastacia — 2012-05-08 14:37:07Z

There is a book published in 1998, Tracking the Hunter, the descendants of Nimrod Ferguson & Rebecka Hudson by Elizabeth Newton Lewis. It is out of print, but places William Jennings Ferguson 24 Feb 1861- 31 Aug 1925 buried next to his first wife Virginia Ellen Dunn d. 13 Jan 1891 in the W.B. Dunn family cemetary in Pittsylvania Co, VA.

My ggrandfather is a William Jennings Ferguson, and trying to see if this was him as we don't have a death date - maybe this can help you?

Donna Alleene Ferguson
Westminster, MA
donastacia@hotmail.com

Family Information on descending from Jimmy Ray Dunn

stevenjayd1 — 2012-05-08 12:03:26Z

Hello, my name is Steven Jay Dunn and my grandfather, Jimmy Ray Dunn passed away about a year ago. I am posting this to maybe get some of my family history together. My father's name is Sherwin Dunn and grandfather is Jimmy Ray Dunn and his father's name is Pearlie Dunn. Please feel free to email me. Thanks.

Re: Attorney William Dunn in St. Louis, MO in the 1920's

kjm2613 — 2012-05-04 23:35:13Z

Hello,
My name is Kathy & my ancestors are from the St.Louis/St.Charles area.
Not sure, but, this might be my Great-Great-Grandfather.
Do you know his wife & children's names?
My father was named after his Great-Grandfather.
Any information would be appreciated.

Thank you
Kathy

Eliza Jane DUNN marries William FARRAR - 1846 - Indiana

1836hyacinth — 2012-05-01 20:11:03Z

Does anyone know more about the husband of Eliza Jane DUNN, who married at Jefferson County, Indiana in 1846? His name was William FARRAR. What were his parent's names? Thanks!

Re: Thomas J. Dunn

nannettecash — 2012-04-30 21:13:25Z

my brother is thomas j dunn ..our father was arlie lee dunn .his dad was laddie dunn any help

Re: DUNN of Georgia

chalkridge1 — 2012-04-29 17:01:56Z

Thanks for responding. Please send me your email address. Mine is chalkridge@aol.com
Also, Could you send me a copy of the will or the web address where I can find it. Thanks so much.
Mike Dunn
p.s. My oral history of my Dunn lineage says that John Dunn came from England and first came to America through Charleston, SC. Right now I'm trying to continue back from Pharoah Dunn Sr Ky death record that list his parents as William and Olive. I have no documents for William or Olive. Actually, I don't have Pharoah Sr's wife documentation. I think her name is Elizabeth Holland???

Re: Attorney William Dunn in St. Louis, MO in the 1920's

kkreisz — 2012-04-29 13:10:11Z

Kathy,

I do not know anything about William Dunn except that he must have had some business with my great grandfather back in the early 1920's. Let me know if you are interested in a picture of the envelop.

Kurt

Re: DUNN of Georgia

missmarple51 — 2012-04-29 13:08:23Z

We're not sure if this Pharoah is the same one you're related to. We have done DNA testing on your line and you match up with my line(John Dunn,Pendleton SC) and lines from Jesse Dunn,Fairfield,SC;David Dunn of Georgia; Joel Dunn from Fairfield SC and others. You may email me if you want. The will you are talking about below, was, at one time, on Rootsweb, as I have a copy of it,too.

Re: Moses Dunn m Alice Diehl 1888 prob PA

ctbydonna — 2012-04-28 19:43:50Z

Hi Bob,

I'm not sure if you are still working on this project, but this is part of my family tree.

I do have information of this family if you are still looking. Please contact me if you are still interested.

We are still trying to figure out who Harry Price was. Maybe you would know????

Thank you,
Donna Dunn Mayer

Re: Jessie B. Dunn

royal12136 — 2012-04-27 22:25:29Z

I found a Jessie in the 1930 Census also, but I am leery of saying it is my Jessie (I am hoping the 1940's Census helps); at this time, I don't know of any verified siblings.

Calvin and Jessie's divorce was started on 31 May 1946, signed on 5 Jun 1946, in Contra Costa County, California, and was finalized on 23 Jul 1947. On 31 May 1946, "Gwendolyn J. King, a daughter, aged 1 1/2 years, be, and is hereby awarded to the defendant, until further order." From that I am led to believe that Gwendolyn was born around December of 1944.
I know that Calvin joined the Army on 16 Aug 1944 at the San Francisco, California enlistment office; and his residence is listed as Contra Costa County, California.
The youngest child, Andrew Jeffrey (my father), was born in Monterey County, California, on 22 Feb 1942. The second oldest, Jonathan Wayne, was born in Contra Costa County, California, on 21 May 1943.
From all of this, I must assume that Gwendolyn was born in Contra Costa County towards the end of 1944, yet I can find no birth records.

DUNN family in Pennsylvania , Louisiana, and Ohio

LBlankschen — 2012-04-26 21:56:16Z

I'm trying to find information about the ancestors of Charles Dunn, b. abt 1880 in New Orleans, LA. He moved to Youngstown, Ohio in the 1920's, married a woman named Marie, and had a daughter named Eleanor Susan, b. 1926, who married Al Wagner and had three children with him and then left him.
Charles's father was Charles Dunn, born abt 1838 in Ohio. He moved to New Orleans in the early/mid 1860's where he married Rosa about 1865, and had his family. He and Rosa were last listed in the 1910 Census as living in New Orleans.
I'm 99.9% certain that the above Charles was the son of William Dunn who was born in Pennsylvania abt 1794. According to the Census forms, William was married to Jemima, who was born 12 Sep 1802 in either Virginia or West VA. Both William and Jemima, along with their 11 day old son Alfred, are buried in Plants Cemetery, Meigs County Ohio.
I've searched but cannot find William's parents, although it seems likely he descended from the Dunns in CT who moved to New Jersey ( the same names keep repeating)and then to Pennsylvania. I would also like to find the last names of Jemima and Marie.
I'm hoping someone has information to share. Also, I've been told that through the Dunn side there is a Cherokee connection.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Leslie Blankschen

Re: Jessie B. Dunn

kellyroad — 2012-04-23 14:05:57Z

I found Jessie in the 1930 Census , has any of her siblings been contacted to see if they have heard from her .

By the way , when did the divorce take place ?

Re: Jessie B. Dunn

royal12136 — 2012-04-23 02:22:10Z

Hello Heather, I hope you can get farther then I have :)

1. Proof:
a. Hearsay from my father, uncle, and grandfather (who only said, "don't look into it, those two are gone" - he was referring to Jessie and Gwendolyn)
b. Divorce paperwork for Jessie and Calvin where custody of Gwendolyn was given to Jessie.
2. Jessie's actual birthday I do not have, and the marriage certificate could be off a few years since Calvin's age was four years off.

Thank you,

Tim

Re: Jessie B. Dunn

kellyroad — 2012-04-22 14:12:46Z

Let us rewind a bit>

1. What is the proof you have that Gwendolyn actually existed ? Paper proof? Hearsay?

2. Do you have Jessie's actual birthdate , because with that I can find anybody ??

Heather
Search Angel

Re: Jessie B. Dunn

royal12136 — 2012-04-19 23:24:52Z

Update:
I found the marriage records for Calvin and Jessie. They were married in Norman, Oklahoma on 25 Mar 1941. Calvin wrote his age as 22 when he was actually 18; and he wrote Jessie's age as 18.

Re: Dunn/Proctor

shalereel1 — 2012-04-19 21:38:51Z

Walter C. Hale and Ethel Proctor Hale are my Great grandparents they are James Rufus Hale's parents which is my dads dad

Trying to contact Dunn-Brooks researching Davies Westmoreland, Jamaica

missbecca912 — 2012-04-18 08:18:23Z

Please contact me.

Re: Looking for TERRY DUNN b. 1/04/1938 Leeds uk

HollingsP — 2012-04-14 22:36:33Z

Hi Tracey. I came across your post while researching the Hollings family from Leeds. My father was Brian Hollings. His mother was Catherine, nee Carden, who was the sister of Winifred. Terry Dunn and his wife Mary emigrated to Australia and my family followed them out in 1971 - I seem to recall we all spent Christmas Day '71 or '72 together on Bondi Beach. Unfortunately I have no idea of Terry's whereabouts today. My father and Terry went into business together for a brief period whilst in Australia - I suspect it ended acrimoniously but can't say for certain as I didn't really pay attention to conversations about the family much when I was younger. I remember Terry's three daughters, Julie, Jane and the youngest whose name escapes me at the moment. I have some photos of Terry and my dad in RAF uniform somewhere. In fact I think I have some of the Dunns and the Hollings's in Australia as well.
I started researching my family tree about three years ago but was too busy to devote much time to it. I picked it up again a couple of weeks ago and intend to do a thorough job this time. When I can find more info I will be glad to let you know. Peter.

Re: DUNN of Georgia

chalkridge1 — 2012-04-13 20:03:08Z

Will you send me a copy of this will for Benjamin Dunn where a William Jr and Pharoah signed it. My 3rd great grandfather was Pharoah Dunn of Marshall County KY and on his death record in KY it listed William and Olive as parents. Thanks.

Thomas J. Dunn

jimbrown2k — 2012-04-07 21:30:23Z

Thomas J. Dunn emigrated from Ireland @1863, married Winifred Kelly, lived at 15 Shirley in Boston for over 20 years (1900-1920).

DUNN REALATIVES/HP ,Edd,Emmie

skhayes53 — 2012-04-05 14:22:50Z

looking for relatives of "HP Dunn, Emmie Dunn or Edd. an early residence was Delhi,vidalia,tallulah or some where in that area or surrounding towns..

Re: PLEASE PLEASE HELP

jdt20165 — 2012-04-05 12:55:59Z

I will see if I have any luck finding anything on line. Since you know the date and place of your grandmother's wedding, have you requested a copy of her wedding certificate and the announcement in the local newspaper? Those things are usually a treasure trove of information. Jim

Re: Dunn Clan in Pa. 1790>Henry Co., KY in 1800>Johnson Co, IN

PheribaFell — 2012-04-05 01:56:07Z

This Dunn family, originally from Northampton/Luzerne PA are also mine; I have many ancestors from Johnson Co, IN, too. I'm sure we can figure it out.

You can email me at:
literacy.lady@me.com

Re: PLEASE PLEASE HELP

1_popeteresa — 2012-04-04 14:53:20Z

Her name was Katie May, is what I have always been told. Her Arizona death certificate just lists her as Kate Hearon, she died 4 days before my dad's 1st birthday. She was 36 and it says she was born in LaGrange, TN but the 1930 census says she was born in Mississippi. It also lists her parents as Buck and Virginia Dunn both born in Mississppi. No-one in my family seems to know anything and it is so frustrating.....

Re: PLEASE PLEASE HELP

jdt20165 — 2012-04-04 12:29:50Z

What was your grandmother's first name?

PLEASE PLEASE HELP

1_popeteresa — 2012-04-03 02:58:50Z

I am looking for any help or information on my grandmother and her family. As far as I know, she was born 3/9/1909 in LaGrange, Tn. to John (Buck) and Virginia Dunn. Her death certificate states that both of her parents were born in Mississippi. I have been told she had two brother...Howard and Golden Dunn. She married my granddad Buford (Boots) Hearon on 3/30/1923 in Paris, Tx. Rumor has it that her family was settled in Arkansas but I'm not sure about that. Any help or info would be greatly appreciated..

Re: Homer Rufus or Robert Lee Dunn descendents

anbec7578 — 2012-04-02 19:41:07Z

I am descended from William Dunn born 1808 in GA thru his first son, James W. Dunn born 1829 in Autauga Co. AL.His youngest son, Ernest, was my ggrandfather. I would love to share information.

children of A.B. Dunn

adpjrp — 2012-03-31 18:02:31Z

Willie Benton Dunn was the eldest of Augustus( Gus) and Margaret Reeves Dunn. He married Elizabeth Ann Whitehurst of Pike County, AL. Gus Dunn was a landowner and a deacon in the Zebulon Baptist Church. Willie and Bessie had five children: Elmer Augustus, Isaac Shelby, Thomas Victor, John Lucious, and Frances Ann. the girl died as an infant. The boys all lived to adulthood and had families. A niece,dughter of Lena Dunn Reeves, was reared as a daughter in the home.

Re: Dunn's in Canada

bglen1968 — 2012-03-29 06:23:25Z

no, but from Louisiana and Maryland in the united states, do you have any relatives there.

thank you

Bobbie

William Dunn of Windham CT born abt 1680

opalfruits_1 — 2012-03-27 19:56:32Z

Looking for copy of "A Memorial to Charles Henry and Priscilla Jane Lindsay Hauck - Vol. II. Chapter II-The Dunn Family."

Re: Alexander Dunn

mblynch36 — 2012-03-26 16:49:32Z

Interesting. Nothing was ever mentioned to me but once by my grandmother about her father, Alexander Dunn. She told me he was killed in a fire while helping a neighbor try to put out the fire. No mention to me ever if he was an orphan as a child. My great-grandmother that married "an" Alexander Dunn was Irish protestant. Therefore, I assume, Alexander must have been from Scotland and was a Presbyterian.

Any help will be appreciated.

MBL

Re: Dunn's in Canada

mblynch36 — 2012-03-26 16:45:44Z

I am not positive where my great-grandfather Alexander Dunn lived. I do KNOW for a fact, he married my great-grandmother Mary "Minnie" Hall. She lived in Gananoque and Brockville, Canada. They had one child, my grandmother, Edith Alta Dunn. I am trying to find info about Alexander Dunn.....Hope this might be a connection.

Thanks for any info you might share.

MBLynch

Re: James E. Dunn - Born Washington D.C.

c_CallahamDunn — 2012-03-20 22:10:14Z

Hello. I was would like to know where was James Dunn born and would you know of any connections to the NC region.