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Luke DUNN1836

Name
Luke DUNN
Given names
Luke
Surname
DUNN
Birth 1836

This Could be Luke Dunn Baptism Record
This Could be Luke Dunn Baptism Record

Note: This baptism record is difficult to read. The name could be Susan or perhaps Lusian. In any case it is definitely a record for a child of Francis and Lucy. What is really interesting is that Andrew Saunders was a sponsor. The only Andrew Saunders known were old Andrew Saunders of Knocknaboley who was a Protestant and James Saunders' son Andrew, who would have been 18. Since James Saunders was an active, practicing Church of Ireland member, it is likely that it was the younger. This might indicate that old Andrew Saunders had converted to Catholicism or that there was a third Andrew Saunders, perhaps a younger brother of Lucy.

Death of a fatherFrancis “Frank” DUNN
before 1862 (Age 26 years)
Death of a motherLucy SAUNDERS
June 6, 1880 (Age 44 years)
Headstone for Lucy SAUNDERS Dunn
Headstone for Lucy SAUNDERS Dunn

Note: Buried in Mount St Louis Catholic Cemetery, Simcoe Co, Ontario.

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father
mother
Marriage: August 24, 1827Hacketstown Parish, Ireland
10 years
younger sister
5 years
younger sister
-8 months
younger sister
4 years
younger sister
-9 years
himself
-6 years
elder brother
3 years
elder brother
-2 years
elder sister

BirthFrancis & Lucy Dunn Family in Whitby Ontario, 1851Francis & Lucy Dunn Family in Whitby Ontario, 1851
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BirthThis Could be Luke Dunn Baptism RecordThis Could be Luke Dunn Baptism Record
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Note: This baptism record is difficult to read. The name could be Susan or perhaps Lusian. In any case it is definitely a record for a child of Francis and Lucy. What is really interesting is that Andrew Saunders was a sponsor. The only Andrew Saunders known were old Andrew Saunders of Knocknaboley who was a Protestant and James Saunders' son Andrew, who would have been 18. Since James Saunders was an active, practicing Church of Ireland member, it is likely that it was the younger. This might indicate that old Andrew Saunders had converted to Catholicism or that there was a third Andrew Saunders, perhaps a younger brother of Lucy.