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About Hannah Dunham
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Hanna Ruble Dunham
BIRTH
1758
Washington County, Pennsylvania, USA
DEATH
25 Mar 1826 (aged 67–68)
Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey, USA
BURIAL
First Presbyterian Churchyard
Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey, USA
MEMORIAL ID
182398020 · View Source
MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 1
FLOWERS 4
OLD FAG memorial # 57701962 was delited from system. This memorial # 182398020, replaces.
Daughter of David Ulrich Ruble (also spelled Rubel), he served in the American Revolution in the Washington County Militia Continental Line as an Ensign. David was commissioned on February 4, 1782. Her mother, was possibly Sarah Malin Ruble, born in East Whitehead, Chester, PA.
Hanna married Samuel Dunham abt 1792 and raised a family. A list of their children are on Samuel's memorial page. Hanna was possibly Samuel's, second wife. Hanna possibly was married prior, with last name Chenowith. See below: Sarah Ruble (her sister) married Isaac Chenowith.
1778-1783
Samuel and his family settle in Back Creek Valley, Berkeley Co., VA. This area was formerly Frederick Co., VA, but became Berkeley Co., VA in 1772
Roots Web; Samuel DUNHAM by David Lee Dunham, 2002.
Samuel's wife was Hannah, daughter of David Ruble of Washington County, PA, as a deed recorded in Berkeley Co., VA in 1791 reads:
'David Ruble of Washington Co., PA sells to Samuel Dunham of Berkeley Co., VA for 100£ VA currency and for other just causes and circumstances.'
This was a common phrase used in those days to indicate that there was a close relationship between the two parties. Sarah Ruble, daughter of David Ruble married Isaac Chenowith who also had a deed recorded in Berkeley Co., VA, for land which adjoined the parcel purchased by Samuel. David Ruble had sold that parcel to Isaac Chenowith using the same clause 'and other just causes and circumstances.' This would appear to indicate that David Ruble sold land in Berkeley Co., VA to his two sons-in-law.
Samuel and Hannah named their son, David, perhaps for Hannah's father, David Ruble.
Hanna may have died in Hamilton, Ohio, as reported by others, but no records have been located at this time. According to her burial records she died on March 25, 1826, assumed Woodbridge.
Burial Record
Name Hannah Dunham
Event Type Burial
Death Date 25 Mar 1826
Burial Place Woodbridge, New Jersey, USA
Church Second Presbyterian Church
U.S., Presbyterian Church Records, 1701-1970
Note: The "Second Presbyterian Church of Woodbridge;" frequently it was distinguished as the "upper". Source: History First Presbyterian Church, Woodbridge, New Jersey 300th Anniversary May 25, 1975.
Suggested edit: Hanna Ruble Dunham was the 5th Great Grandmother
of President Barack Obama whose mother was a Dunham.
Contributor: WMac (48584832) added on 9-15-2020.
Gravesite Details
No gravestone located.
Family Members
Parents
David Ulrich Ruble
1743–1808
Spouse
Samuel Dunham
1742–1824
Siblings
Jacob Ruble
1765–1841
David Ulrich Ruble
1766–1814
Levi Ruble
1769 – unknown
Children
Hannah Dunham Watson
1779–1858
Samuel Dunham
1786–1839
Aaron Dunham
1790–1864
Jacob Dunham
1794–1865
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/182398020/hanna-dunham
Hannah RUBLE
Spouses/Children:
Samuel DUNHAM
Jacob DUNHAM+
Born: Ca 1758
Marriage: Samuel DUNHAM in 1775 4549
Died: Ca 1826, , Butler Co., Ohio, USA about age 68 4549
Hannah married Samuel DUNHAM, son of Jonathan DUNHAM and Mary SMITH, in 1775.4549 (Samuel DUNHAM was born on 11 May 1742 in Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., New Jersey, USA 4549 and died in , Berkeley Co., West Virginia, USA 4549.)
- Reference: FamilySearch Genealogy - SmartCopy: May 17 2017, 5:10:23 UTC
- Reference: FamilySearch Genealogy - SmartCopy: May 17 2017, 5:10:23 UTC
OLD FAG memorial # 57701962 was delited from system. This memorial # 182398020, replaces.
Daughter of David Ulrich Ruble (also spelled Rubel), he served in the American Revolution in the Washington County Militia Continental Line as an Ensign. David was commissioned on February 4, 1782. Her mother, was possibly Sarah Malin Ruble, born in East Whitehead, Chester, PA.
Hanna married Samuel Dunham abt 1792 and raised a family. A list of their children are on Samuel's memorial page. Hanna was possibly Samuel's, second wife. Hanna possibly was married prior, with last name Chenowith. See below: Sarah Ruble (her sister) married Isaac Chenowith.
1778-1783
Samuel and his family settle in Back Creek Valley, Berkeley Co., VA. This area was formerly Frederick Co., VA, but became Berkeley Co., VA in 1772
Roots Web; Samuel DUNHAM by David Lee Dunham, 2002.
Samuel's wife was Hannah, daughter of David Ruble of Washington County, PA, as a deed recorded in Berkeley Co., VA in 1791 reads:
'David Ruble of Washington Co., PA sells to Samuel Dunham of Berkeley Co., VA for 100£ VA currency and for other just causes and circumstances.'
This was a common phrase used in those days to indicate that there was a close relationship between the two parties. Sarah Ruble, daughter of David Ruble married Isaac Chenowith who also had a deed recorded in Berkeley Co., VA, for land which adjoined the parcel purchased by Samuel. David Ruble had sold that parcel to Isaac Chenowith using the same clause 'and other just causes and circumstances.' This would appear to indicate that David Ruble sold land in Berkeley Co., VA to his two sons-in-law.
Samuel and Hannah named their son, David, perhaps for Hannah's father, David Ruble.
Hanna may have died in Hamilton, Ohio, as reported by others, but no records have been located at this time. According to her burial records she died on March 25, 1826, assumed Woodbridge.
Burial Record
Name Hannah Dunham
Event Type Burial
Death Date 25 Mar 1826
Burial Place Woodbridge, New Jersey, USA
Church Second Presbyterian Church
U.S., Presbyterian Church Records, 1701-1970
Note: The "Second Presbyterian Church of Woodbridge;" frequently it was distinguished as the "upper". Source: History First Presbyterian Church, Woodbridge, New Jersey 300th Anniversary May 25, 1975.
Suggested edit: Hanna Ruble Dunham was the 5th Great Grandmother
of President Barack Obama whose mother was a Dunham.
Contributor: WMac (48584832) added on 9-15-2020.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Jan 9 2022, 11:25:01 UTC
Hannah Dunham's Timeline
1753 |
September 2, 1753
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Washington County, Pennsylvania
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1771 |
1771
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Somerset County, Pennsylvania
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1773 |
1773
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Berkeley County, Virginia
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1776 |
1776
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Charles City County, Virginia, United States
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1779 |
December 25, 1779
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Berkeley County, West Virginia, United States
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1781 |
June 14, 1781
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Berkeley, James City County, VA, United States
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1784 |
1784
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Berkeley County, West Virginia, United States
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1785 |
1785
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Frederick, Berkeley County, West Virginia, United States
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1788 |
1788
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Berkeley County, West Virginia, USA
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