Family of David DONHAM alias Singletary and Unknown UNKNOWN

Husband:	David DONHAM alias Singletary (1674-1753)
Wife:	Unknown UNKNOWN (1674?- )
Children:	Unknown UNKNOWN (bef1697- )
Status:	Never Married

Husband: David DONHAM alias Singletary

	David DONHAM alias Singletary, "Musketman8"

Name:	David DONHAM alias Singletary 1,2,3
Sex:	Male
Father:	Jonathan DUNHAM alias Singletary (1640-bef1724)
Mother:	Mary BLOOMFIELD (1642-1705)
Birth	10 Mar 1674	Woodbridge, Middlesex, New Jersey 1,4
Civil (1)	Sep 1697 (age 23)	convicted of fathering illigitimate children with two women; Woodbridge, Middlesex, New Jersey, USA 5
Religion	btw 1707 and 1708 (age 32-34)	Church of Christ Member 6
Civil (2)	1708 (age 33-34)	Detained the daughter of William Ellison, deceased; Woodbridge, Middlesex, New Jersey, USA 7
Military	1715 (age 40-41)	Militiaman in Col. Thomas Ffarmer's regiment; Middlesex, New Jersey, USA 8
Death	1753 (age 78-79)	Woodbridge, Middlesex, New Jersey 1

Wife: Unknown UNKNOWN

Name:	Unknown UNKNOWN 9,10
Sex:	Female
Father:	John ELSTON ( -1701)
Mother:	-
Birth	1674 (app)

Child 1: Unknown UNKNOWN

Name:	Unknown UNKNOWN 11
Sex:	Male
Birth	bef 1697

Note on Marriage

Two male Alston cousins descended of Peter Alston b. 1796 in South Carolina do not match other Alstons. They have a 37 marker match with descendents of Richard Singletary.

 

It may be that one of the illegitimate children of David Donham alias Singletary was by Maria d/o John Elston Sr. of Woodbridge, NJ. Only her baptismal record makes her 3 years older than David. And Maria appears to never have married as she still uses her maiden name in 1717 as sponsor/godmother for a baptism.¹²

Note on Husband: David DONHAM alias Singletary - shared note

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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and from MORES Family, p. 667

 

1716, Dec. 19. -- Moores, John of Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., cordwainer, will of.

Wife _____. Children -- Robert, Benjamin, John, Thomas, Samuel, Mary, Sarah. Farm of 6 acres, bought from father-in-law, Robert Wright, 6 acres adjoining bought of Jonathan Dunham, 19 acres adjoining David Dunham, 4 acres on the Roway road, home farm of 44 acres of upland, and other real property. Personal estate (3 negro slaves). The wIfe executrIx, to be followed on her death by son John. Witnesses -- Charles Peters, Joseph Grant, Penelope Landress. Proved 4 Jan 1716/17. Inventory of personal estate

(L402.18.3, including two negro men L80, a negro woman and child L40) made 15 Jan 1716/7. (N.J. Arch.. 23:326.)

 

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Repository:

Note: Internet, 14 Apr 2001, E-mail Manuscript

Call Number:

Media: Manuscript

Text: David

b 10 Mar 1673/74 Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., NJ

d abt. Jan 1750/51 Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., NJ

 

Title: Lloyd Dunham's SINGLETARY-DUNHAM Lineages

Note: First Line:

Richard Singletary (1) and possible first wife.

Jonathan Dunham (2) Singletary/alias dunham

David Dunham (3) married Mary Ilsley

David Dunham (4) married Mary Freeman

Isaac Dunham (5) b. abt. 1759 married Ann Gage/Gach

 

Second Line:

Richard Singletary (1) and possible first wife

Jonathan Dunham (2) Singletary/alias Dunham

David Dunham (3) married Mary Ilsley

Daniel Dunham (4) married Mary Dennis

Daniel Dunham (5) married Catherine Campbell

Daniel (5) is my 5 gr. grandfather and was born in 1730.

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Title: Descendants of Jonathan Dunham

Author: Jacqueline DOUGHERTY at Tazdough@aol.com

Publication: 13 March 2001

Note: Internet Correspondence and Mail: Descendancy Chart

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Repository:

Note: Audrey (Shields) Hancock

Call Number:

Media: Letter

Text: Died 1758.

Title: Re: #414 David E. Dunham b Jan 1775 NJ

Author: MAHONY, Gratia Dunham

Publication: FTM GenForum: DUNHAM Family Genealogy Forum at http://genforum.genealogy.com/dunham/all.html

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Repository:

Note: Internet, 16 Apr 1999, Message #414

Call Number:

Media: Electronic

Title: Re: Dunham Family (New Brunswick, Canada and Mass)

Author: STOTT, Greg at gstott@xcelco.on.ca

Publication: FTM GenForum: DUNHAM Family Genealogy Forum

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Repository:

Note: Internet 16 Oct 1998, Message # 216

Call Number:

Media: Electronic

Text: "Isaac's paternal grandparents were David Donham (1674-c.1750) and Mary Illsley (1680-1715)."

Title: History of the Dunham-Donham Family in America--Founded 20 Mar 1997

Author: STREETER, James A. at james@rootsquest.com

Publication: Internet Web Page

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Repository:

Note: http://www.rootsquest.com/~sirjames/dunham/dunham1b.htm

Call Number:

Media: Electronic

Text: David DUNHAM d about 1750-1751.

Title: DUNHAM-SINGLETARY GENEALOGY, Descendants of Richard Singletary Of Salem, Newbury, and Haverhill, Massachusetts And Deacon John Dunham of Plymouth, Mas

Author: DUNHAM, Kenneth Royal

Publication: Royal Press, Rochester, NY, 1987

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Repository:

Note: Private Collection of Audrey (Shields) Hancock

Call Number:

Media: Book

Page: p. 29

Title: Dunnam Genealogy

Author: DUNNAM, James T. at jdunnam@ao.net

Publication: WorldConnect Project at http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com

Note: See also:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pastor/

DUNNAM FAMILY GENEALOGY

Second Page

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Repository:

Note: Internet, 26 April 2000

Call Number:

Media: Electronic

Title: Lineage of Beatrice (Dunham) Webb

Author: WEBB, Bea (DUNHAM) at beaw@gtlakes.com

Publication: E-mail to ASH

Note: Joseph m #1 Mary ??? and #2 Anna WOOD

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Repository:

Note: Internet, 7 Jan 2003, E-mail to ASH

Call Number:

Media: Electronic

Title: Researcher: Peg Rufner at Rufpeg@aol.com

Note: This is my family who came to Lebanon, Warren, OH before 1800. David [LOLLAR/LOHLER/LOHLAR/LAWLER] died and the Warren Co. Probate court made Phebe and her brother Joseph [DUNHAM], who, also, lived in Warren Co., the guardians of all her children.

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Repository:

Note: Internet, 31 Mar 2001; 21 Jan 2003, 22 Jan 2003 (GEDCOM) E-mail to ASH

Call Number:

Media: Electronic

Title: Descendants of Richard Singletary

Author: David Lee Dunham at DelcyD@aol.com

Publication: Nov. 2002: 20 pages

Repository:

Note: Sent to ASH

Call Number:

Media: Manuscript

Title: Researcher: Peg Rufner at Rufpeg@aol.com

Note: This is my family who came to Lebanon, Warren, OH before 1800. David [LOLLAR/LOHLER/LOHLAR/LAWLER] died and the Warren Co. Probate court made Phebe and her brother Joseph [DUNHAM], who, also, lived in Warren Co., the guardians of all her children.

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Repository:

Note: Internet, 31 Mar 2001; 21 Jan 2003, 22 Jan 2003 (GEDCOM) E-mail to ASH

Call Number:

Media: Electronic

Page: GEDCOM

Text: Indicates born at New York City, NY.

Title: Researcher: Peg Rufner at Rufpeg@aol.com

Note: This is my family who came to Lebanon, Warren, OH before 1800. David [LOLLAR/LOHLER/LOHLAR/LAWLER] died and the Warren Co. Probate court made Phebe and her brother Joseph [DUNHAM], who, also, lived in Warren Co., the guardians of all her children.

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Repository:

Note: Internet, 31 Mar 2001; 21 Jan 2003, 22 Jan 2003 (GEDCOM) E-mail to ASH

Call Number:

Media: Electronic

Page: GEDCOM

Text: Died 1758.

Title: Descendants of Richard Singletary

Author: David Lee Dunham at DelcyD@aol.com

Publication: Nov. 2002: 20 pages

Repository:

Note: Sent to ASH

Call Number:

Media: Manuscript

Text: Died 1751

Woodbridge, Middlesex County, NJ

Title: Lineage of Beatrice (Dunham) Webb

Author: WEBB, Bea (DUNHAM) at beaw@gtlakes.com

Publication: E-mail to ASH

Note: Joseph m #1 Mary ??? and #2 Anna WOOD

Repository:

Note: Internet, 14 Apr 2001, E-mail Manuscript

Call Number:

Media: Manuscript

Text: David & Mary

m Bet. Aug 16-18, 1699

Title: Researcher: Peg Rufner at Rufpeg@aol.com

Note: This is my family who came to Lebanon, Warren, OH before 1800. David [LOLLAR/LOHLER/LOHLAR/LAWLER] died and the Warren Co. Probate court made Phebe and her brother Joseph [DUNHAM], who, also, lived in Warren Co., the guardians of all her children.

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Repository:

Note: Internet, 31 Mar 2001; 21 Jan 2003, 22 Jan 2003 (GEDCOM) E-mail to ASH

Call Number:

Media: Electronic

Page: GEDCOM

Text: Married 18 Aug 1699 New York City, NY.

Title: Descendants of Richard Singletary

Author: David Lee Dunham at DelcyD@aol.com

Publication: Nov. 2002: 20 pages

Repository:

Note: Sent to ASH

Call Number:

Media: Manuscript

Text: Married 16 Aug 1699 New York City, New York

Title: Descendants of Jonathan Dunham

Author: Jacqueline DOUGHERTY at Tazdough@aol.com

Publication: 13 March 2001

Note: Internet Correspondence and Mail: Descendancy Chart

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Repository:

Note: Audrey (Shields) Hancock

Call Number:

Media: Letter

Title: WorldConnect at Ancestry.com

Repository:

Call Number:

Media: Electronic

Text: "Dunnam Genealogy"

Apr 26, 2000

James T. Dunnam at jdunnam@ao.net

Title: Researcher, 2003, Gratia Mahony at gratia@charter.net

Publication: Manuscript, GEDCOM from Nathaniel Dunham, wf Joanna Thornell

Repository:

Note: Internet, WORD Document, 13 January 2003, E-mail to ASH

Call Number:

Media: Electronic

Text: Married between 16-18 Aug 1699 New York City.

(Source: Internet, 15 Apr 1999, E-mail: Gratia S. MAHONY at gmahony@bts.sk)

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Sources

1	Edmund West, comp, "Family Data Collection - Individual Records" (Name: Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2000;). Text From Source: Online publication - Edmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2000.
	www.ancestry.com.

2

Patty Barthell Myers, "Ancestors and Descendants of Lewis Ross Freeman" (Name: 1995;). pp. 541-542. Text From Source: 19. DAVID DUNHAM (Mary3 Bloomfield, Thomas2,1), b. Woodbridge 10 Mar 1674 (VR); d. betw. 1750 and 1757, as only one David Dunham (his son) subscribed to the building of the stone bridge at Woodbridge in 1757 (Monnette, p. 820). He m. N.Y. City 16 or 18 Aug 1699 Mary Ilslee (New York Marriages Previous to 1784, p. 585 records his name as Denham or Donham). She was b. Woodbridge 13 Apr 1680, d/o John2 Ilsley (William1) and Ann ____ (VR). David lived near Jonathan Dunham and John Moores. Dec 19, 1716 John Moores of Woodbridge made his will and mentioned "6 acres adjoining bought of Jonathan Dunham, 19 acres adjoining David Dunham" (N.J. Arch., 23:326). Records of David Dunham and Mary Ilslee have been confused with records of his son, David, who m. Mary Freeman. David Dunham, Sr., and his brother, Jonathan, Jr., were mentioned in the will of their uncle Thomas Bloomfield, Jr. In this wIll he was called "cousin David Dunham, son of brother-in-law Jonathan Dunham." (N.J. Arch. 21:43-4.) 1695-6 -- David Dunham and his father, Jonathan, were on the coroner's jury to determine the cause of death of Ebenezer Ford, which was decided "by natural causes" (N.J.Arch., 23:168-9). 1714 -- John Moore was indicted for bruising ye body of David Dunham & pleaded not guilty (Minutes of the County Court, cited by Monnette, p. 540). 1715 -- Indictments against the following, viz: John Moores for forcibly carry away railes belonging to David Donham to which he pleaded guIlty & was fined 6 shillings & 8d. (ibid). 1715 David Donham, Nathaniel Donham and Benjamin Donham were on the list of the Militia Regt. under the command of Col. Tho. Ffarmer (ibid. p. 219). 1748 -- David Dunham, David Dunham, Jr., Joseph Dunham, Jonathan Dunham, Jonathan Dunham, Jr., were on the list of Freeholders of Woodbridge (Monnette, p. 357). 1750 -- David Dunham, David Dunham, Jr., Joseph Dunham, Jonathan Dunham, Jonathan Dunham, Jr., were on the list of freeholders of Middlesex Co., N.J., Woodbridge (ibid., pp. 379-80).

http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/u?/FH12,35923.

3

George J. Miller, "Ye Olde Middlesex Courts" (Heritage Books, Inc. 1986). pp. 48-49. Text From Source: David Dunham .of Woodbridge was indicted for having an illegitimate child by a woman of the same place there in the September, 1697, term. The jury found him guilty and the court ordered him to pay five pounds, to be carried to the whipping post and receive ten lashes on his bare back, and ply two shillings every week for seven weeks for the support of the child. At the same court another woman charged the same man with the same offenee and the court ordered the same punishment in the second case. Since he did not carry out the order of the court, the sheriff was ordered to compel him to do so a year afterwards.

4	Reverand Joseph Dally, "Woodbridge and Vicinity" (Name: A.E. Gordon; New Brunswick, N.J.; 1873;). p. 327. Text From Source: David Dunham the Son of the aforesaid Jonathan and mary his wife was Born March ye 10th Anno. 1674.

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George J. Miller, "Ye Olde Middlesex Courts" (Heritage Books, Inc. 1986). pp. 48-49. Text From Source: David Dunham of Woodbridge was indeicted for having an illigitimate child by a woman of the same place there in the September, 1697, term. The jury found him guilty and the court ordered him to pay five pounds, to be carried to the whipping post and receive ten lashes on his bare back, and pay two shiilings every week for seven weeks for the support of the child. At the same court another woman charged the same man with the same offence and the court ordered the same punishment in the second case. Since he did not carry out the order of the court, the sheriff was ordered to compel him to do so a year afterwards.

6	Reverand Joseph Dally, "Woodbridge and Vicinity" (Name: A.E. Gordon; New Brunswick, N.J.; 1873;). page 168.

7	George J. Miller, "Ye Olde Middlesex Courts" (Heritage Books, Inc. 1986). pp. 52-53. Text From Source: In 1708 Thomas Pike complained that David Donham was detaining the daughter of William Ellison, deceased. The court compelled him to turn her over to Mr. Pike as Executor of Ellison's estate.

8	Patty Barthell Myers, "Ancestors and Descendants of Lewis Ross Freeman" (Name: 1995;). p. 542.
	http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/u?/FH12,35923.

9	George J. Miller, "Ye Olde Middlesex Courts" (Heritage Books, Inc. 1986). pp. 38-39.

10	James Strode Elston, "The Elston Family of America" (Tuttle Publishing Company, Inc., Rutland Vermont,, 1942). pp. 13 & 48.
	www.ancestry.com.

11	George J. Miller, "Ye Olde Middlesex Courts" (Heritage Books, Inc. 1986). pp. 48-49.

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"RootsWeb". http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.singletary/568/mb.ashx. Text From Source: My 3rd g-grandfather was Peter B. Alston, b. 1796 in South Carolina per 1850 Federal Census. His two surviving sons were George Washington Alston and Cicero Franklin Alston. We had one male who descended from each of these brothers take the Y DNA test and they matched each other, but for the most part the males they matched up to the 37 marker level has the surname Singletary, Dunham or Donham - overwhelming for many matches. In one of these matches a Singletary man had his nearest known ancestor listed as a Singletary with the additional "alias Dunham".

http://www.rootsweb.com/.