Americans of gentle birth and their ancestors : a genealogical encyclopedia ... embracing many authenticated lineages and biographical sketches of the founders of the colonies and their descendants found in all parts of the United States (1903)
Walker, Rosa Kershaw, Pittman, H. D. (Hannah Daviess), 1840-1919 · Saint Louis, MO : Buxton & Skinner · leaf 266
nce, Jane andMary Floride. Their only son, Arthur,died in early boyhood. John Cuningham, a younger brotherof Robert and Patrick, took no active partin the Revolutionary war and was per-mitted to remain in Charleston, where, inmercantile pursuits he amassed a largefortune, which, dying at a good old… … 3tttrttfoOi* KERSHA W—TURNS ULL. 159 Sacred to the memory of John Cunning- Tunnbull. ham, who died on the twenty-fourth day of Andrew Tumbull, M. D,. founder of November, 1815; aged seventy-six years, the American branch of this family, was He was one of the pious founders and born in Scotland and…
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