SPOUSE:
Mathew Dunkin 1796 – 1881
Married 1820, Edgefield, Edgefield, South Carolina, United States
CHILDREN:
Mary Ann Dunkin 1820 – 1870
Samuel W Dunkin 1820 – 1900
Sarah Caroline Dunkin Allen 1825 – 1907
Elizabeth Josephine Dunkin 1828 – 1895
George Washington Dunkin 1829 – 1861
Andrew Jackson Dunkin 1833 – 1883
Margaret Duncan 1834 – 1913
Ceaton Duncan 1876 –
Ortina Duncan 1878 –
Hannah's husband was declared insane, and taken to be admitted to and Austin asylum, but was turned away because of "no rooms". He later wandered away from their home and could never be found. Months later, his remains were found in the woods by a hunter. I don't know if the remains were buried or not, so I will create a general memorial and link it to Hannah.
(There is some question on the spelling of the last name: Dunkin/Duncan. On Mathew's marriage certificate to 2nd wife Fannie, it is spelled Duncan. A letter from Hannah's husband Mathew has him spelling it Dunkin. I will continue researching this.)
Mathew Dunkin 1796 – 1881
Married 1820, Edgefield, Edgefield, South Carolina, United States
CHILDREN:
Mary Ann Dunkin 1820 – 1870
Samuel W Dunkin 1820 – 1900
Sarah Caroline Dunkin Allen 1825 – 1907
Elizabeth Josephine Dunkin 1828 – 1895
George Washington Dunkin 1829 – 1861
Andrew Jackson Dunkin 1833 – 1883
Margaret Duncan 1834 – 1913
Ceaton Duncan 1876 –
Ortina Duncan 1878 –
Hannah's husband was declared insane, and taken to be admitted to and Austin asylum, but was turned away because of "no rooms". He later wandered away from their home and could never be found. Months later, his remains were found in the woods by a hunter. I don't know if the remains were buried or not, so I will create a general memorial and link it to Hannah.
(There is some question on the spelling of the last name: Dunkin/Duncan. On Mathew's marriage certificate to 2nd wife Fannie, it is spelled Duncan. A letter from Hannah's husband Mathew has him spelling it Dunkin. I will continue researching this.)
SPOUSE:
Mathew Dunkin 1796 – 1881
Married 1820, Edgefield, Edgefield, South Carolina, United States
CHILDREN:
Mary Ann Dunkin 1820 – 1870
Samuel W Dunkin 1820 – 1900
Sarah Caroline Dunkin Allen 1825 – 1907
Elizabeth Josephine Dunkin 1828 – 1895
George Washington Dunkin 1829 – 1861
Andrew Jackson Dunkin 1833 – 1883
Margaret Duncan 1834 – 1913
Ceaton Duncan 1876 –
Ortina Duncan 1878 –
Hannah's husband was declared insane, and taken to be admitted to and Austin asylum, but was turned away because of "no rooms". He later wandered away from their home and could never be found. Months later, his remains were found in the woods by a hunter. I don't know if the remains were buried or not, so I will create a general memorial and link it to Hannah.
(There is some question on the spelling of the last name: Dunkin/Duncan. On Mathew's marriage certificate to 2nd wife Fannie, it is spelled Duncan. A letter from Hannah's husband Mathew has him spelling it Dunkin. I will continue researching this.)
Mathew Dunkin 1796 – 1881
Married 1820, Edgefield, Edgefield, South Carolina, United States
CHILDREN:
Mary Ann Dunkin 1820 – 1870
Samuel W Dunkin 1820 – 1900
Sarah Caroline Dunkin Allen 1825 – 1907
Elizabeth Josephine Dunkin 1828 – 1895
George Washington Dunkin 1829 – 1861
Andrew Jackson Dunkin 1833 – 1883
Margaret Duncan 1834 – 1913
Ceaton Duncan 1876 –
Ortina Duncan 1878 –
Hannah's husband was declared insane, and taken to be admitted to and Austin asylum, but was turned away because of "no rooms". He later wandered away from their home and could never be found. Months later, his remains were found in the woods by a hunter. I don't know if the remains were buried or not, so I will create a general memorial and link it to Hannah.
(There is some question on the spelling of the last name: Dunkin/Duncan. On Mathew's marriage certificate to 2nd wife Fannie, it is spelled Duncan. A letter from Hannah's husband Mathew has him spelling it Dunkin. I will continue researching this.)
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