[43972] An unverified file in Ancestry.com offers: "Nelson Perry Culp was born in June 1867 in Minnesota. He married Cora Mabel Eastman on July 9, 1892, in his hometown. . . . He died on December 14, 1952, in Whatcom, Washington, at the age of 85, and was buried in Lynden, Washington. When Cora Mabel Eastman was born on June 2, 1877, in Medford, Minnesota, her father, Aliston, was 21, and her mother, Mary, was 22. She married Nelson Perry Culp. . . . She then married Homer J Groff on June 24, 1916, in Bellingham, Washington. She died on September 8, 1963, at the age of 86, and was buried in Ferndale, Washington."
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LDS Church Pedigree Resource File - not verified
_Ninian DUNBAR ______+
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_Joseph DUNBAR ______|
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| | | |_Hannah BRYANT _______________|_Mary LEWIS _________
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| |_Bathsheba STODDER __|
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| | _Richard SYLVESTER __
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| | _Israel SYLVESTER ____________|_Naomi TORREY _______
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| |_Lois SYLVESTER _____|
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| | _John BRYANT ________
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| |_Martha BRYANT _______________|_Mary LEWIS _________
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David resided in Plantation 3 in Hancock Co., Maine, and served in the War for Independence. {-per George A. Wheeler, "History of Castine...," Bangor, 1875, p.362.} The first Methodist Church in Penobscot was built on Capt. Dunbar's farm in 1801 with a reputed seating capacity of 1,000! {-Rilla Leach Moore, "Mill Creek: Penobscot, Maine," Castine: 1967, p.3.} Deaths in the Penobscot area also include a Lucy Wardwell, married, age 58 years, died 25 August 1868, daughter of David Dunbar, born in Scituate, MA, and wife Elizabeth Coan [sic] - did Elizabeth remarry? - is Lucy a daughter of David who d. 1841? David (?1757-1841?) was a solider in the "French and Indian" war and the War for Independence (serving as a Minuteman 17 April 1775)
Mark E. Honey wrote in the Castine Patriot (newspaper), 22 July 1999, p. 6: "Captain David Dunbar...lived in what is now Penobscot, in that community I call the Narrows, between Wardwell's Point and the present Castine town line. He was a master mariner, commanding the schooner 'Hancock' of Blue Hill in 1798, the schooner 'Eight Sisters' of Castine in 1801, and the schooner 'Freedom,' also of Castine. He is also listed as the master of the ship 'Joseph & Phebe' of Castine, probably a vessel belonging to the Perkins family. In March and April of 1812 we find Captain Dunbar sailing to the West Indies and the port of Antigua. He was apparently working for the Castine merchant Doty Little. His crew included Nathan Whight, Jeremiah Green, Mr. Clow, Mr. Perkins, and William Acean. The list of sailors is not complete, nor is the name of the vessel legible, though it may be the 'Defiance,' but what has survived is a one-page document which sheds some light on the expenses of a small vessel in 1812 plying the waters of the West Indies. Incidentally, the initials W.I. were familiar to 19th century coastal folks, because they represented the trade and goods which were a vital link in their maritime commerce. Rum for the ship's use: this particular entry is mentioned on March 9, 11/2 gallons at $1.50, and March 20, 1 gallon at $2. Additional purchases of rum occured on March 20, when a boat was hired at 25 cents per to haul two casks of rum, on March 21 when seven casks of rum and molasses were boted (boated) for 25 cents each, on March 24 when 120 gallons of rum and punch were purchased for $74, and on March 27 when 12 casks of rum and punch were brought to the vessel. This large amount of alcohol was part of the cargo which was to be brought back to Boston or Maine. The rum used on-board ship was part of the daily ration for captain and crfew. It was kept under the watchful eye of the captain whose other difficult job was to keep the crew from sampling the merchandise. Sugar was another important commodity to be purchased for the trip home. ..." NSDAR 611765 records his military service: "Pvt. May 1st 1775, Scituate, Mass. served 8 months under Samuel Stockbridge, Col. Hearth's Regt. of Mass., Jan. 1st 1776 serving 1 year under Capt Joshua Jacobs, Col. Bailey Continental Army, May 1st 1777, 8 months under Capt Nathaniel Jarvius, Col. Henry Jackson Continental Army. He was engaged in the battles of Frogs Point and White Plains. - 'Soldiers of The American Revolution, Maine,' p. 23; Pension #W 22981 National Archives." "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War" (Boston: Wright & Potter Printing Co., 1899), Vol. 5, p. 29: "Dunbar, David, Scituate. Capt. Newcomb's co.; muster return of 4 Independent companies stationed at Hull, dated March 1, 7777; age 19 yrs.; mustered by Daniel Souther, Muster Master." - and (loc. cit.) "Private, Sapt. Samuel Stockridge's co., Brig. Gen. John Thomas's regt.; company return dated Oct. 7, 1775." Cf. "Soldiers, Sailors and Patriots of the Revolutionary War - Maine," Carleton E. Fisher (Louisville: NSSAR, 1982), p. 217. [A John Dunbar was a grantee at St. Andrews, N.B. among Loyalists resettled there from Castine, ME in 1783-84 - no relationship is known but the surname is curious.]
L. Donna Hoffman shared 21 Sept 2003 via email (donnahoffmann@worldnet.att.net): "I have just gone to the Probate Court and retrieved David Dunbar d. 1841 and his wife Elizabeth d. 1855 Probated Wills, in it David had mentioned three daughters and their husbands I have never heard of before. I had always thought that he had only one daughter Elizabeth "Betsey Mary" Conner. It seems in his will he names Joan Dunbar, w/o George Washington Black, Margaret Dunbar, w/o James Field Sally (Sarah) Dunbar, w/o Taylor Wardwell. When I looked these up in the marriage records the Black and Field were from Prospect." Donna Hoffman wrote 30 Sept 2003: "The Schooners that I can confirm that Deacon David Dunbar said or had anything to do with are Schooner "Freedom" "Eight Sisters" "Trio" "Five Brothers" "Defiance" Brigs "Mary Jane" "Unity" I either have bills of Laden with his name on them or his name is in "Sailing Days on the Penobscot" by Lincoln Colcord. Only once do I have a bill of laden for Rum. All of the others are for Lumber and fresh fruit, molasses, caster oil and whatever they can bargain for. Same for Jairus - he must have been a great bargainer for Joseph Bryant up and down the coast and to Havana."
"A Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary War Services...," (Washington: Blair and Rives, 1841 - published by Act of Congress), p. 13 lists David Dunbar, age 83 in 1840, as residing in Penobscot, ME. For insight into what service in the War for Independence was like for David, see "A People's History of the American Revolution," Ray Raphael (New York: The New Press, 2001 - ISBN 0-06-000440-1), Chapters 1 & 2.
Microfilm records for John D. Conner at the Maine State Library give David's year of death as 1841, as does p. 75 in Bertha Bowden's cemetery book. [Albert E. Myers has proven his lineage from David as member 73197 of the Sons of the Anerican Revolution.]
David Dunbar was among the signers of the covenant of the First Congregational Church in Penobscot in 1803 (- "Missions and Meeting Houses, Chapels and Churches," Lynn Hudson Parsons [Castine, ME: Castine Historical Society, 2012]), p. 46.
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Marriage Records of Hancock County, Maine (Camden: Picton Press, 1992)
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_James EDGECOMB _____|_Sarah FLETCHER _____
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_Samuel T. EDGECOMB _|
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| |_Reliance THOMPSON __|_Reliance HINCKLEY __
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[26956] In 2007 http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands offers: "Bernard, illegitimate son of Charles "Martel" & his mistress Chrothais (before 732-787). The 'Genealogica Arnulfi Comitis' names (in order) 'Pipinum, Karlomannum, Griphonem et Bernardum' as sons of 'Karolus senior . . . ex regina'. Bernard's relationship to the Carolingian kings is confirmed by Einhard's 'Annales' which name 'Walanem filium Bernhardi patruelis sui' was sent to Italy in 812 as guardian for 'Bernhardum filium Pippin nepotem suum [Karoli imperatoris]'. Charles I King of the Franks sent Bernard as head of part of his army to Italy, through the Great St Bernard Pass, in response to the Pope's call for help against the Lombards in 773. The 'Annales Moselleni' record the death in 787 of 'Remigius et Bernehardus'. - m firstly _____. Settipani states that the first wife of Bernard was of Frankish origin but does not cite the source on which this is based. - m secondly _____. Settipani states that the second wife of Bernard was of Saxon origin but does not cite the source on which this is based."
[27469] Charlet is daughter of Samuel Eberhart Kopp and Anna Catherine Shiff. Ancestry.com offers: "Kopp Name Meaning - German (also Köpp): from a North German pet form of Jakob (see Jacob). German: nickname for someone with a noticeable deformity or peculiarity of the head, from Low German Kopp head. German: from the South German dialect word Kopp (also Kapp) young cock, capon, hence possibly a nickname for a young upstart or a metonymic occupational name for a keeper or breeder of poultry or game cocks. German: habitational name from a place so called in the Eifel Mountains. Hungarian: habitational name from a place so named near Naszvad. The place name is of German origin. A small plot of land near village was named Vábrikkenkopp (from German Weg Brückenkopf) by a Hungarian soldier in the Habsburg Army, who used to stand on watch at the bridge across the Vág river. The locals had difficulty with the name and later shortened it to Kopp."
[49830] Elizabeth is said to be daughter of James Percival (1632-1691) & Mary Rainsford Bassett (1632-1694).
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[55668] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine]," 26 January 2024: "Colchester, Conn. - Dana M. Sherwood, 72, of Colchester, Conn. died suddenly on Nov. 28, 2023. Born on Oct. 23, 1951, in Bangor, Dana grew up in Bolton, Conn. and later resided for many years in Colchester. Dana was well liked and respected by all who had the opportunity to know him, and he cherished his neighbors and friends. He was an avid outdoorsman who enjoyed working in the woods, hunting and fishing. He had been a member of the Colchester Fish and Game Club. Dana retired in March of 2022 after many years of service at the Triumph Group, of West Hartford, Conn. Dana is survived by his son Jason Sherwood of Deer Isle, and his three grandchildren Alex, Hannah and Vanessa Sherwood of Blue Hill. He is also survived by his significant other, Joanne Merrill, of E. Haddam, Conn., his sisters Marie Knapp of Dedham, Fay LaPlace of Port St. Lucie, Fla., Melinda Noyes of Robbinston, and several loving nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents Vaughn and Barbara Sherwood, and his brother Blaine Sherwood."
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[40237] The unverified Day Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 offers: "When Lord Thomas (Baron) Wentworth was born in 1503 in Yorkshire, his father, Richard, was 28 and his mother, Anne, was 23. He married Mrs. Flintell in 1527 in Kirkby, Yorkshire. They had 10 children in 23 years. He died on March 3, 1551, in Yorkshire, at the age of 48, and was buried in London, London . . . Elizabeth Flintell was born in 1507 in South Kirkby, Yorkshire . . . . She died on September 4, 1584, in Yorkshire, having lived a long life of 77 years."