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From the time of this move Jonathan began to call himself Jonathan Dunham alias Singletary. Jonathan became a prominent citizen in Woodbridge. In 1670 "Jonathan Dunham, alias Singletary, and Mary his wife, formerly of Hauesall [Haverhill] in ye Massachusetts colony" are granted a total of 213 acres in parcels of land in consideration of Jonathan building the first grist mill in Woodbridge ...
Jonathan Singletary (Dunham) was a farmer and learned the milling business and built the first grist mill in 1676 (N.J). He received a grant for 210 acres on the Passiac River as a bonus for conducting a flour mill for the benefit of others in community. Source: Dunham Genealogy : Deacon John Dunham of Plymouth, Massachusetts : 1589-1669 : and ...
Note on Husband: Jonathan DUNHAM alias Singletary - shared note . Jonathan Singletary who became Dunham. by Harman Clark . Jonathan Singletary (later known as Dunham) is one of the most interesting characters of his time, and should be fascinating to anyone identified with the family, provided you are willing to look at all sides.
Jonathan Singletary. 1638–1724. Sources (8) Robert Leigh Ward, “The English Origin and First Marriage of Deacon John Dunham of Plymouth, Massachusetts,” The American Genealogist 71 (January 1996), No. 1: 130-133. Humility Dunham, "Find A Grave Index ...
26. Apr. 2022 · Richard Singletary's eldest son, Jonathan Singletary, for some unclear reason, changed his name to "Jonathan Dunham alias Singletary." This change came about when he moved his family from Massachusetts to Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey about 1674. He became one of the early founders of that community. He and his children signed their names as "alias Singletary" in a known deed record ...
26. Juli 2020 · Birthdate: August 28, 1683. Birthplace: Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, United States. Death: June 17, 1750 (66) Georgetown, Georgetown County, South Carolina, United States. Immediate Family: Son of Benjamin Singletary and Mary Singletary Husband of Mary Russ Father of Benjamin Singletary, of Winyah Bay, SC; James Singletary; William ...
LINE OF JONATHAN DUNHAM/alias SINGLETARY of WOODBRIDGE, NEW JERSEY FIRST GENERATION IN AMERICA 1. RICHARD 1 SINGLETARY was born about 1599 in England; [1] died 25 October 1687 in Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts [2] He married in Salisbury, Essex County, MA ca. 1639 Susannah Cooke; but this may have been a second marriage.
