Fergus(s)on DNA Project Ancestry of David Harold Dunbar

Family Tree

1. John Dunbar d. 1859; m. Fanny Hostler
2. Charles Emory Dunbar b.~1856, IN; d. 1910 Jul 4, Erie, PA; m Esther Platz

Vital Records

• 1852 Marriage
  • John J. Dunbar and Fanny Louisa Hoster, 19 Dec 1852 , Summit, OH
• Bible of Virginia Young
  • John E. Dunbar m. Fanny Louise Hosler 19 Dec 1852 , Summit, OH
  • Fanny Louise Hosler (Hossler,Hostler) b. Oct 8, 1834, d. Sep 29 1857
  • William Newton Dunbar b.~1853
  • Charles Emory Dunbar b.~1854, OH; d. 1910 Jul 4, Erie, PA
• Biography of Newton Dunbar
  • NEWTON DUNBAR, farmer; P. O. Tallmadge; was born in Springfield Township, Summit Co., Nov. 10,1853. His parents, John and Fanny (Hostler) Dunbar, were natives of Summit Co., and lived there several years. John Dunbar was a plasterer by trade, and worked at the same until 1856, when he engaged in the stock business, in Iowa. He was very successful, and was considered a thorough stockman. He removed to Springfield, where he died in 1859; Mrs. Dunbar died in 1856. Our subject's early life was spent on the farm and attending the schools of his neighborhood. At the time of his father's death, he being then but 6 years old, he went to live with Sherman Pettibone (whose sketch appears in this work), where he remained on the farm until 1877. In 1877, he was married to Mary E. Pero, daughter of Jasper and Elizabeth Pero, of Tallmadge. From that marriage there have been two children, one of whom is living. Although a young man, Mr. Dunbar has accumulated considerable property. Upon the death of Mrs. Dunbar's father, she inherited the homestead, consisting of 156 acres of well-improved land.
    [History of Summit County: with an outline sketch of Ohio, By Albert Adams Graham ]

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