John Dunyon was aged 70 when he died, according to the Newburyport vital records.
Born in the Republic of Genoa, he immigrated from Italy to Massachusetts, arriving in Massachusetts on 24 December 1794, according to his naturalization papers. On 23 Oct 1797 in Boston, he married Mary Kendall. In 1 moved from Boston to Newburyport around 1802, where he set up shop as a confectioner. He became a US citizen in Salem, Massachusetts in June 1803. His wife Mary Kendall died 22 July 1813. On 24 October 1813, he married Patience Jackson in Newburyport. At the time of his death, he was living in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Born in the Republic of Genoa, he immigrated from Italy to Massachusetts, arriving in Massachusetts on 24 December 1794, according to his naturalization papers. On 23 Oct 1797 in Boston, he married Mary Kendall. In 1 moved from Boston to Newburyport around 1802, where he set up shop as a confectioner. He became a US citizen in Salem, Massachusetts in June 1803. His wife Mary Kendall died 22 July 1813. On 24 October 1813, he married Patience Jackson in Newburyport. At the time of his death, he was living in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
John Dunyon was aged 70 when he died, according to the Newburyport vital records.
Born in the Republic of Genoa, he immigrated from Italy to Massachusetts, arriving in Massachusetts on 24 December 1794, according to his naturalization papers. On 23 Oct 1797 in Boston, he married Mary Kendall. In 1 moved from Boston to Newburyport around 1802, where he set up shop as a confectioner. He became a US citizen in Salem, Massachusetts in June 1803. His wife Mary Kendall died 22 July 1813. On 24 October 1813, he married Patience Jackson in Newburyport. At the time of his death, he was living in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Born in the Republic of Genoa, he immigrated from Italy to Massachusetts, arriving in Massachusetts on 24 December 1794, according to his naturalization papers. On 23 Oct 1797 in Boston, he married Mary Kendall. In 1 moved from Boston to Newburyport around 1802, where he set up shop as a confectioner. He became a US citizen in Salem, Massachusetts in June 1803. His wife Mary Kendall died 22 July 1813. On 24 October 1813, he married Patience Jackson in Newburyport. At the time of his death, he was living in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
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