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#6 – 2nd Daughter, Susie Dunbar
The second daughter and fifth child of Lewis and Polly Powers Dunbar was Susannah, born Jan 24th 1830 in Ross County, Ohio. She was called Susie and was a tiny…
Read MoreDunbar # 5 – John Adam Born In Ohio, Grew-Up In MoCo, Died In Iowa
John Adam Dunbar was Lewis and Polly (Powers) Dunbar’s third son and fourth child, born August 9th, 1828 in Clinton County, Ohio. John grew-up in Montgomery County, marrying Eleanor Burckhalter…
Read More#4 in the Dunbar Saga – Eliza, One ‘Cool’ lady!
Eliza Dunbar was born in Ross County, Ohio the 4th day of 1827 and moved to upper Montgomery County when she was about three with her parents (Lewis and Polly…
Read MoreSilas – Number Two in the Continuing Dunbar Saga
Thanks to Lyle Dunbar and Mary Jo Barton, both Dunbar gurus, I now know that Dunbar goes back to the Earls of Dunbar, back to the 1300s in Scotland, featuring…
Read MoreWilliam Dunbar – Born in Ohio, Grew Up in Mo Co then Kept Going West
The first born to Lewis and Polly Powers Dunbar was William, who came into the world June 25 in 1823, near Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio. He came with his parents,…
Read MoreThe Dunbar Family Saga
Well, after much contemplation, decided to do another family Saga. Had more contemplation on what family. I know you’ve had so many folks from the county seat to read about,…
Read MoreNo More Fruits in Karen’s Column
Hope you have all enjoyed perusing the Fruits’ Saga as much as I’ve delighted in researching, writing and presenting the Saga to you! Depending on your outlook, joyfully or perhaps…
Read MoreFruits Saga Continues & Karen Admits Jonathan is Her Favorite
When teaching, one of the hardest parts is not to have a favorite – fairly sure I didn’t play favs, but in a few classes I had a fav, and…
Read MoreFruits Saga Continues – William Jason, A Man Of Marriages
Although I’m not 100% sure when the Fruits came here, don’t believe it was via a land grant (although had George decided to get one he may have been able…
Read MoreDavid: #9 as the Fruits Saga Continues
“Parents of at least eleven sons and five daughters” is the description on several family trees in Ancestry, Family Search and Heritage Quest for George and Catherine (Stonebraker) Fruits’ children,…
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