Mary M. Dunlap

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Mary M. Wharton Dunlap (1818-1857) - Mary M. Wharton was born in Tennessee in 1818. However, by the time she married Jesse Dunlap, Jr. on March, 1828, she was living in Arkansas. The couple had 10 children, including Ruth Ellenor, Nancy Rachel, James D., Lucinda, Susannah, Marguerette, Mary Ann, Rebecca, Louisa, and Sarah Elizabeth. In April, 1857, the family, along with Jesse's brother Lorenzo's, who happened to be married to Mary's sister, joined the John T. Baker train in Marion County, Arkansas. In the massacre, the entire family was killed, with the exception of the three youngest daughters, Rebecca, Louisa, and Sarah Elizabeth. The three girls were placed in the Mormon family of Jacob Hamblin, in Santa Clara, Utah. However, after two years, they were rescued and returned to Carrollton, Arkansas, where they were raised by their uncle, James Dunlap.

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