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Murders at Montville - Chapter 2 - Henry Kingman Dunbar 1824-1861
Murders at Montville - Chapter 2
Henry Kingman Dunbar 1824-1861
Dunbar Pedigree
Samuel Dunbar 1800-1853 & Mary Howard 1801-1850+
Henry Kingman Dunbar 1778-1805 & Sarah Bridges 1779-1864
Daniel Dunbar 1748-1824 & Abigail Kingman 1749-1830
Samuel Dunbar 1704-1786 & Mary Hayward 1704-1793
Peter Dunbar 1668-1720 & Sarah Thaxter 1668-1725+
Robert Dunbar 1634-1693 & Rose…
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Murders at Montville - Chapter 1 - Samuel Dunbar 1800-1853
Murders at Montville - Chapter 1
Samuel Dunbar 1800-1853
Dunbar Pedigree
Henry Dunbar 1778-1805 & Sarah Bridges 1779-1864
Daniel Dunbar 1748-1824 & Abigail Kingman 1749-1830
Samuel Dunbar 1704-1786 & Mary Hayward 1704-1793
Peter Dunbar 1668-1719 & Sarah Thaxter 1668-1725+
Robert Dunbar 1630-1693 & Rose 1637-1700
Bridges…
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Murders at Montville Table of Contents
Murders at Montville Table of Contents
Chapter 1 - Samuel Dunbar 1800-1853
Chapter 2 - Henry Kingman Dunbar 1824-1861
Chapter 3 - George Wilson Rowell 1836-1879
Chapter 4 - Edwin Lewis Vose 1827-1879
Chapter 5 - Hellen Maria Rowell 1844-1894
Chapter 6 - Marcus Aurelius Vose 1841-1895
Chapter 7 – Edward L.…
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Murders at Montville - Mountain Town
Mountain Town
Murders at Montville
Montville (Mountain Town), Maine, was first settled in 1780 and then incorporated on February 18, 1807, from an area once known as Davistown Plantation. It is a diamond-shaped rural township of approximately 43 square miles, in what is now Waldo County.
Located approximately 15 miles west of Penobscot Bay, it lies in the shadow of the Frye Mountain State Game…
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