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     Sir William Dugdale was born on 12 September 1605 in Blythe Hall, Shustoke near Coleshill, Warwickshire.² He was the son of John Dugdale of Shustoke and Elizabeth Swynfen.¹ Sir William Dugdale married firstly Margery Huntbach, daughter of John Huntbach de Seawall and Mary Austen, on 17 March 1622/23.³ Sir William Dugdale. Garter King-at-Arms.^1,4 He died on 10 February 1685/86 in Blythe Hall at the age of 80 in his chair, of a fever caught by tarrying too long in the meadows near his home.⁵ He was buried in ? Shustocke, Warwickshire.

     Dr. William Nelson Duggan married Jane Grant Reid, daughter of Arthur Reid and Jane Grant, in 1863 in Bellie, Morayshire.^1,2

     Currie Duke was the daughter of General Basil Duke.¹ Currie Duke married Wilbur Knox Mathews on 7 June 1898 in Louisville, Kentuky.¹

     Abigail Dummer was the daughter of Nathaniel Dummer and Abigail (Unknown).¹

     Ann Dummer was born in 1684.² She was the daughter of Jeremiah Dummer and Ann Atwater.¹ Ann Dummer married John Powell on 13 May 1714.³ Ann Dummer died in 1764.²

     Ann Dummer was born after 1646/47 in Bishopstoke, Hampshire.¹ She was the daughter of Stephen Dummer and Alice Archer.¹ Ann Dummer died on 21 March 1687/88 "Lies in Baddesly burying place."^1,2

     Anne Dummer was the daughter of John Dummer.¹

     Cornelius Dummer was the son of Edmund Dummer and Barbara Cornelius.¹

     Dorothy Dummer was the daughter of John Dummer.¹

     Dorothy Dummer was born in Newbury.² She was the daughter of Stephen Dummer and Alice Archer.¹

     Edmund Dummer was born circa 1624 calculated from his age at death.² He was the son of John Dummer.¹ Edmund Dummer married Barbara Cornelius, daughter of Richard Cornelius.¹ Edmund Dummer made a will on 17 October 1698 To my dear wife the use of all my goods, stock and household stuff, for her life. - To Thomas my son, my messuage or tenement in East street, in the parish of All Saints in the town of Southampton, and to his heirs forever. - To Richard and Cornelius my sons, each £250 ; and to them equally, my messuage or tenement in the parish of St. Mary, in Southampton aforesaid. - To my cousin John Hunt, of Lye Heath, in the parish of Southwick, £5, - To my sister Ann Kemish, 20 shillings per annum for life. - All residue to my sons Edmund and Thomas Dummcr, and I make them my executors.² He died in 1701/2.¹ He was buried on 17 January 1701/2 in South Stoneham.²

     Elizabeth Dummer was the daughter of John Dummer.¹

     Elizabeth Dummer was born in 1686/87.¹ She was the daughter of Nathaniel Dummer and Abigail (Unknown).¹ Elizabeth Dummer died in 1700.¹

     Elizabeth Dummer married Rev. Christopher Toppan, son of Dr. Peter Toppan and Jane Batt, on 28 June 1739 in Newbury, Massachusetts.^1,2

     Elizabeth Dummer was born on 28 July 1682 in Newbury, Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of Richard Dummer and Elizabeth Appleton.¹ Elizabeth Dummer married Rev. Moses Hale, son of Sgt. John Hale and Sarah Ring.² Elizabeth Dummer died on 15 January 1703/4 in Byfield Parish, Newbury, at the age of 21 s.p.¹

     Elizabeth Dummer was born on 25 March 1738 in Billerica, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.² She was the daughter of Samuel Shubel Dummer and Elizabeth Ruggles.¹ Elizabeth Dummer died on 16 July 1740 in Littleton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, at the age of 2.³

     Ezekiel Dummer was born on 27 February 1769 in Newbury, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of William Dummer and Dorothy Northend.¹

     Hannah Dummer was born on 7 November 1647 in Newbury, Massachusetts.^2,3,4 She was the daughter of Richard Dummer and Frances (Unknown) (widow Burr).¹ Hannah Dummer married James Allen on 18 August 1663 said to have m. Boston 18 August 1663 as his first wife James Allen, but this marriage does not appear in the published vital records, and the numbers in this supposed date are a transposition of the stated marriage date of James Allen to Elizabeth (Houchin) Endicott, 31 August 1668. Torrey lists all three marriages.^1,3,5,6 Hannah Dummer died in 1668.⁵

     Hannah Dummer was born in 1674.¹ She was the daughter of Richard Dummer and Elizabeth Appleton.¹

     Hester Dummer was the daughter of Thomas Dummer and Joane (Unknown).¹

     Hester Dummer was the daughter of Nathaniel Dummer and Abigail (Unknown).¹

     Jane Dummer was born circa 1627 probably in Bishopstoke, Hampshire.^1,2 She was the daughter of Stephen Dummer and Alice Archer.³ Jane Dummer and Stephen Dummer emigrated in May 1638 on the Bevis from Southampton, with five children.⁴ Jane Dummer married Rev. Henry Sewall, son of Henry Sewall and Anne Hunt, on 25 March 1646 at Newbury, Essex County; the service being conducted by Richard Saltonstall.^5,6 In 1647 Henry and Jane returned to England, with the Dummers and "dwelt awhile at Warwick and afterwards removed to Hampshire."⁷ Jane Dummer was buried in the burying ground of the First Parish Church, Newbury, Massachusetts.⁸ She died on 13 January 1701 in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.^1,3,9,10 She was buried in Newbury, Massachusetts, the resting place is marked by an old stone, erected by their eldest son, Samuel Sewell, which bears the following inscription:      HENRY SEWELL SENT BY HENRY SEWELL HIS FATHER / IN THE SHIP ELIZABETH AND DORCAS, CAPT. WATT / COMMANDER / ARRIVED AT BOSTON 1634 / WINTERED AT IPSWICH, HELPED BEGIN THIS PLANTATION / 1635, FURNISHING ENGLISH SERVANTS, CATTLE AND PROVISIONS / MARRIED MISTRESS JANE DUMMER, MARCH 26, 1646 / DIED MAY 16. 1700 AETATIS 86. / HIS FRUITFUL VINE BEING THUS DISJOINED / FELL TO THE GROUND JANUARY 13 FOLLOWING, AETATIS 74. / Psalm 27. 10 /.¹¹     

     Jane Dummer was the daughter of Thomas Dummer and Joane (Unknown).¹ Jane Dummer married (?) Carter.¹

     Jane Dummer was the daughter of Stephen Dummer and Alice Mark.¹

     Jeremiah Dummer. The famous goldsmith of Boston.¹ He was born on 14 September 1645 in Newbury, Massachusetts.^1,2 He was the son of Richard Dummer and Frances (Unknown) (widow Burr).¹ A contract for the marriage of Jeremiah Dummer and Ann Atwater was signed on 3 September 1672 at Boston.^1,3,4 Jeremiah Dummer died on 24 May 1718 in Boston, Massachusetts, at the age of 72.⁵

     Jeremiah Dummer. The London agent of the colonies of Massachusetts and Connecticut.² He is also recorded as Jeremy Dummer.¹ He was born in 1681.² He was the son of Jeremiah Dummer and Ann Atwater.¹ Jeremiah Dummer graduated in 1699 from Harvard Ph.D. Utrecht.¹ He made a will on 7 June 1738 at Plaistow, Essex, England, and proved 1 June 1739.³ He died on 19 May 1739 in England after a long illness.² He was buried in West Ham, Essex.⁴

     Of Hallowell. Jeremiah Dummer married Mehetabel Moody, daughter of Paul Moody and Mary Jewett, in May 1792 in Newbury, Massachusetts, settled in Hallowell, Maine and had seven children.^1,2

     Joane Dummer was the daughter of Thomas Dummer and Joane (Unknown).¹ A contract for the marriage of Joane Dummer and Thomas Nelson was signed on 15 January 1641; (she was his second wife.)^1,2,3

     John Dummer was the son of Thomas Pyldrym (alias) Dummer and Joane (Unknown).¹ John Dummer married (unknown) (Unknown) possibly Smith or Fleming. John Dummer was living in Swathling, Hampshire.¹ He died say 1662. He made a will on 29 June 1662 and proved at Winchester, by both the executors, 28 January 1662/3. Waters gives an abstract of the will "To the poor of South Stoneham £3, and of North Stoneham 20 shillings. - To
Thomas my eldest son my lands and leases in Swathling, and Poliats in South Stoneham. - To John my second son my free land called Bauden's Land, in the Tithing of Allington in South Stoneham aforesaid, & to his heirs and assigns forever, he paying £100. to his elder brother Thomas. - To Edmund, my youngest son £5 only, I having already settled an estate on him. - To my eldest daughter Ann, wife ot Richard Chemish. £200, for the use of herself and children. - To Dorothy & Elizabeth my daughters, each £10. and to each of my grandchildren £3. -To
Walter Smith of Faithorne 10 shillings - All residue to my said sons Thomas and John, whom I make my joint executors."²