Joseph DAME & Abigail LEATHERS

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Joseph DAME
Abigail LEATHERS

Husband: Joseph DAME
Birth: 14 Sep 1750, Newington, Rockingham Co., NH
Death: 15 Mar 1842, Durham, Strafford Co., NH
Father: Moses DAME
Mother: Anna HUNKING

Marriage: 30 Mar 1783

Wife: Abigail LEATHERS
Birth: 24 Oct 1760, Stratham, NH
Death: 11 Oct 1839, Durham, Strafford Co., NH

Children — born in Durham, Strafford Co., NH:

1. Timothy DAME, b. 16 Aug 1784
2. Asa DAME, b. 9 Feb 1789
3. Jason DAME, b. 9 Mar 1793
4. Moses DAME
5. Sarah DAME
6. Ann DAME
7. Abigail DAME, b. 26 Feb 1796
8. Theophilus DAME, b. 1800
9. Susan DAME, b. 24 Apr 1801
10. William DAME [twin], b. 19 May 1803
11. Samuel DAME [twin], b. 19 May 1803

Sources:

1. John Scales, ed. 1911. "Some Descendants of Deacon John Dam of Dover, N.H., 1633." New England Historical and Genealogical Register 65(Jul): 212-219. Has Joseph, s/o Moses, unmarried.

2. Clarence E. Dame. 1958. "Some Descendants of Deacon John Dam of Dover, N.H., 1633: Additions and Corrections." New England Historical and Genealogical Register 112(Jul): 230-232.

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