Genealogical Records of the Dinwiddie Clan of Northwestern Indiana...Timothy Horton Ball J. J. Wheeler, printer, 1902 - 120 sider "David Dinwiddie ... was born in the Ulster province of Ireland, a son of David and Sarah Dinwiddie, in 1724"--Page 23. He emigrated from Ireland to Pennsylvania about 1741 and married Jean McClure in 1745. "David Dinwiddie, who had been ordained a church elder in 1753, is said to be one of the first Covenanter Elders ordained in America, died in 1802. Up to this time, Marsh Creek Cemetery, near the now noted Gettysburg, seems to have been the family burial place."--Page 24. Descendants lived in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and elsewhere. |
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Adams county American April 12 born April born Aug born Dec born Feb born Jan born July 22 born June born Nov born Oct born Sept Children Crown Point daughter David Dinwiddie David Dunwoody descendants died April died Aug died Dec died Feb died Jan died July died Nov died Oct died Sept Dilley was married DINWIDDIE CLAN Dinwiddie family Dinwiddie was married Dunwoody book Gettysburg give and bequeath Hebron Hugh Dinwiddie Hugh Dunwoody Indiana Iowa Ireland James Jane Dinwiddie John Dinwiddie Joseph July 18 July 22 June 27 Lake county LaPorte county March 18 March 22 Margaret married Dec married June married Oct Marsh Creek Martha Mary Dinwiddie McAlpin was married Nancy Ohio Orchard Grove Pennsylvania Plum Grove Porter county record Robert Samuel Sarah Dinwiddie Scotland Scottish Susannah Sweney T. H. Ball Thomas Dinwiddie Turner was married viii Virginia widdie wife William Dinwiddie Wilson
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