Wife: Lucinda Kimball
Father: John Dimond
Mother: Lidia Chapman
Children:
Lorenzo Dimond b. abt 1827
Ethan Dimond b. abt 1833
Ellen Dimond b. abt 1839
During this time frame, the family was sometimes spelling the surname "Diamond" and sometimes "Dimond".
The historically correct spelling is "Dimond" or "DuMont", but over time became anglicized to "Diamond".
Jean DuMont moved from the Pyrnee Mountains of France to England (DuMont means "of the mountains"). Within two generations, "DuMont" had been anglicized to "DiMond", and within 8 more generations it began to be anglicized to "Diamond".
Father: John Dimond
Mother: Lidia Chapman
Children:
Lorenzo Dimond b. abt 1827
Ethan Dimond b. abt 1833
Ellen Dimond b. abt 1839
During this time frame, the family was sometimes spelling the surname "Diamond" and sometimes "Dimond".
The historically correct spelling is "Dimond" or "DuMont", but over time became anglicized to "Diamond".
Jean DuMont moved from the Pyrnee Mountains of France to England (DuMont means "of the mountains"). Within two generations, "DuMont" had been anglicized to "DiMond", and within 8 more generations it began to be anglicized to "Diamond".
Wife: Lucinda Kimball
Father: John Dimond
Mother: Lidia Chapman
Children:
Lorenzo Dimond b. abt 1827
Ethan Dimond b. abt 1833
Ellen Dimond b. abt 1839
During this time frame, the family was sometimes spelling the surname "Diamond" and sometimes "Dimond".
The historically correct spelling is "Dimond" or "DuMont", but over time became anglicized to "Diamond".
Jean DuMont moved from the Pyrnee Mountains of France to England (DuMont means "of the mountains"). Within two generations, "DuMont" had been anglicized to "DiMond", and within 8 more generations it began to be anglicized to "Diamond".
Father: John Dimond
Mother: Lidia Chapman
Children:
Lorenzo Dimond b. abt 1827
Ethan Dimond b. abt 1833
Ellen Dimond b. abt 1839
During this time frame, the family was sometimes spelling the surname "Diamond" and sometimes "Dimond".
The historically correct spelling is "Dimond" or "DuMont", but over time became anglicized to "Diamond".
Jean DuMont moved from the Pyrnee Mountains of France to England (DuMont means "of the mountains"). Within two generations, "DuMont" had been anglicized to "DiMond", and within 8 more generations it began to be anglicized to "Diamond".
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