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Dunham & Whalen Reunions
Of Warren Center, Pa.

Compiled by Lyle D. Rockwell, 201 Pleasant St., Athens, Pa. 18810 [lylerock@chilitech.net]

Compiler’s Notes:

The first Dunham & Whalen Reunions were held in 1905. This statement is based on the information that the last reunion was held in 1940 and was the 35th Reunion. These reunions were for the Family of Levi and Sallie Whalen Dunham of Warren Township, Bradford County, PA. Levi Dunham, born abt. 1820, died February 22, 1876, was a son of Elijah and Temperance Curtis Dunham. Sallie Whalen Dunham was born abt. 1831, died August 1, 1878, and was a daughter of Henry and Louisa Whalen of Warren Center. Levi & Sallie’s family home was where the present State Game Lands are today (2007), and just north of the Irish Cemetery between Cadis and Warren Center.

It seems that after Dr. Sydney Dunham died, the interest soon faded, and the reunions were no long held.

Photo of Bertha A. Dunham, daughter of Levi and Sallie Whalen Dunham, born March 24, 1863, died January 1, 1922, wife of Warren T. Brainard. Their child, Jesse A. Brainard, married Frances Theresa Dewing, and their children are Margaret, Laura, Theresa, Beatrice, and Albert. Theresa is the mother of Lyle D. Rockwell.
Photo of Dr. Sydney Dunham: Photo of The Family of Dr. Sydney Dunham

A note in the reunion book states that there were ten Dunham brothers who originally left England for the United States. Three were listed: Elijah, Orin, and Lorin Dunham. The other seven aren’t mentioned.

Mrs. Laura (Brainard) Allyn of Warren Center had the records of the Dunham & Whalen Reunion records in her possession, but only from the 20th annual reunion until the last one in 1940. It is from these records that this document has been compiled from.

Note from 1929 reunion:

Emma Camp was appointed to write a history of the families.

Note from 1934:

Dunham Genealogy being worked on 2 or 3 years by Mr. & Mrs. Earl Davis (in charge of Library) in Long Beach, Calif.
 

Mailing addresses for invitations:

1. Dr. S. A. Dunham 1396 Amherst St., Buffalo, N.Y.

2. Monroe Dunham Warren Center, Pa.

3. Dell Dunham Apalachin, N.Y.

4. O. J. & Susie Dunham Earlville, N.Y.

5. Charles Camp 8 Adams Ave. Endicott, N.Y.

6. Frank Knowlton Owego, N.Y.
7. W. D. & Etta Brearley Endicott, N.Y.

8. Irvin Dunham E. Syracuse & Fayetteville, N.Y.

9. Charles S. Anderson Catatonk, N.Y.

10. Edward Storm RD Candor, NY

11. Milton Bowen Warren Center & Endicott, N.Y.

12. Lumen Nichols Warren Center, Pa.

13. Warren Brainard Warren Center, Pa.

14. Wesley Bowen Warren Center, Pa.

15. Romie Bikely Owego, N.Y.

16. Arthur Corbin Owego, N.Y.

17. Ralph Brearley 34 Third St. Johnson City, N.Y.

18. Edgar Brearley 12 Arthur Ave. Endicott, N.Y.

19. Floyd Brearley Vestal, N.Y.

20. Carlton Dunham Lebanon, N.Y.

21. Sabra Campbell Owego, N.Y.

22. E. E. Smith Spencer Ave. Hamilton, N.Y.

23. F. L. Dunham Greene, N.Y.

24. Dart & Ina Wheaton Owego, N.Y.

25. Mary Dunham Shaman, Ill.

26. George Wheaton Rush, Pa.

27. Jim Wheaton Nichols, N.Y.

28. Martin (Cyrus) Wheaton Nichols, N.Y.

29. Mrs. William Bogart 83 Broad St. Binghamton, N.Y.

30. Mrs. M. J. Johnson 421 Jefferson St. Elmira, N.Y.

31. Jessie A. Brainard Warren Center, Pa.

32. Dudley Dunham Endicott, N.Y.

33. Mrs. S. B. Brown Cortland, N.Y.

34. Ward Camp Vestal, N.Y.

35. Lancy Camp Endicott, N.Y.

36. Pardon Tracey Apalachin, N.Y.

37. J. F. Hickey Little Meadows, Pa.

 38. N. A. Guiles Apalachin, N.Y.

39. Mrs. Josephine Ellis 188 Hallock St. Jamestown, N.Y.

40. Charles Sleeper (divorced) Warren Center, Pa.

41. George Lamb McGrawville, N.Y.

42. Cecil Lamb Johnson City, N.Y.

43. Henry Lamb Endicott, N.Y.

44. Harold Brearley Endicott, NY.

45. Mrs. Merle Halstead Owego, N.Y.

46. Cleon Dunham Lebanon, N.Y.

47. Mrs. Floyd Walker Endicott, N.Y.

48. Robert Brearley Endicott, N.Y.

49. DeWitt W. Dunham Box 146 Monrovia, Calif.

50. Carlton Dunham Lebanon, N.Y.

51. Clarence D. Dunham Johnsonville, N.Y.

52. Clarence Dunham Arcadia, Calif.

53. Lulu Dunham Orwell, Pa.

54. Leo Jones Warren Center, Pa.

55. Lee Dunham Norwich, N.Y.

56. Mrs. George Briggs E. Syracuse, N.Y.

57. Mr. & Mrs. John Barnum Neath, Pa.

58. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Bailey Eldred St. Johnson City, N.Y.

59. Mr. & Mrs. DeWitt Graham East Franklin Union, N.Y.

60. Charles (Lancey) Camp 8 Adams Ave. Endicott, N.Y.

61. Lee Camp 10 Francis Ave. Endicott, N.Y.

62. Mr. & Mrs. M. J. Johnson 421 Jefferson St. Elmira, N.Y.

63. Mr. & Mrs. John D. Mortimer 537 Decker Elmira, N.Y.

64. Mr. E. R. Brearley 12 Arthur Ave. Endicott, N.Y.

65. Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Brearley R-1 Vestal, N.Y.

66. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rockefeller Warren Center, Pa.

67. E. C. Baumbough Canton, OH.

The Year: The Presidents: The Secretaries: The Places:

1925 Dr. S. A. Dunham Emma Camp Dunham Homestead

1926 Dr. S. A. Dunham Angeline Anderson Wesley Bowen Home

1927 Dr. S. A. Dunham Angeline Anderson Wesley Bowen Home

1928 Dr. S. A. Dunham Mrs. Charles Sleeper Wesley Bowen Home

1929 Dr. S. A. Dunham Margaret Brainard Wesley Bowen Home

1930 Dr. S. A. Dunham Margaret Brainard Grange Hall W. C.

1931 Dr. S. A. Dunham Margaret Brainard Highland Lake

1932 Dr. S. A. Dunham Margaret Brainard Highland Lake

1933 Dr. S. A. Dunham

1934 (no notes)

1935 Dr. S. A. Dunham Gertrude Dunham Jesse Brainard’s

1936 Dr. S. A. Dunham Viola Nichols Grange Hall

1937 Dr. S. A. Dunham Viola Nichols Viola Nichols

1938 Dr. S. A. Dunham Grange Hall

1939 Dr. S. A. Dunham (absent) Edgar Brearley Grange Hall

1940 Milton Dunham Frances Brainard Lake O’Meadows

  1. (no more reunions were held)
    		2.
    I have found an additional picture that should go with the Dunham Whalen Reunions of Warren Township, Bradford County. I have attached. It is a little fuzzy, but is aged from time. The picture has on the back: Photographed at the home of James Monroe Dunham of Warren Center, PA
  2. The 20th annual reunion of the Dunham and Whalen families was held Aug. 22, 1925 at the Dunham Homestead. The attendance numbered 57 of the family and two visitors, Miss Ida Elliott and Mr. Stewart Penfold, both of Buffalo.


All were invited to partake of a bountiful dinner at one o’clock. At 3 o’clock a business meeting was called to order by the president, Dr. S. A. Dunham. Emma Camp, secretary, read the minutes of the last reunion. It was decided to hold the next reunion the 3rd Saturday in August, the 21st, with Gertie Bowen in Warren Center. A new idea to be tried out was for the L. A. S. of Warren Center to furnish the dinner at the hall for fifty cents a plate. All children under seven, no charge. Dr. Dunham presented the youngsters under 15 years of age with pencils. The following officers were elected for coming year. Pres. Dr. S. A. Dunham, Secy. & Treas., Angeline Anderson. Signed, Angeline Anderson, Secy.

Collections taken: $6.66

Expenses:

Notebooks $0.10

Printing of Cards $1.25

Stamps $0.90

Balance on hand: $3.81

Announcements:

Births: Jean Louise Brearley, of Harold & Mildred Brearley, born Dec. 16, 1925,

Twins, Franklin and Francis, born May 11, 1926 to Floyd and Eunice Brearley.

Richard Lee Camp, born Feb. 16, 1926 to Lee and Grace Camp.

 Marriage: Beatrice Bowen married Charles Sleeper, April 29, 1925

The 21st annual reunion of the Dunham and Whalen families was held at the spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bowen in Warren Center. Although the day was dark and rainy and the roads slippery, about 60 friends and relatives skidded and slid to the gathering. Dinner was served by the L. A. S. (Ladies Aid Society) & was noted a success.

A business meeting was called to order by the President, Dr. Dunham.

Expenses: $4.75

Collections: $4.75

Balance on hand: $6.56

The guests who served to draw the most attention were the twins, Franklin and Frances Brearley, children of Floyd and Emma Brearley of Vestal. To them was presented a ten dollar bill, also a rattle. Tops were given to the boys under seven, and nursery rhymes to girls under seven. Pictures of Dr. Dunham were presented to the adults.

The young people furnished music. The same officers were re-elected for the next year. It was decided to hold the reunion in 1927 at Mr. & Mrs. Bowen’s home, unless changed later.

Announcements:

Death: Will D. Brearley died suddenly Easter morning, April 17, 1927

Births: Beverly May Brearley, born Dec. 11, 1927

Marriage: Bob Brearley & Amey Ball, June 16, 1927

Lillian Brearley & Floyd Walker, June 24, 1927


The 22nd annual reunion of the Dunham & Whalen family was held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Bowen, Warren Center, Pa. The weather being fair, a good number of relatives and friends were present. A fine dinner was served by the L. A. S.

A business meeting was called to order by Pres. Dr. S. A. Dunham. Officers were elected for the coming year, Pres. Dr. S. A. Dunham, Sec. & Treas., Mrs. Charles Sleeper. It was decided to hold the reunion in 1928 at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Bowen on the 3rd Saturday in August.

Expenses:

Hall $2.00

Post Cards $0.50

Collections: $3.88

Balance on hand: $7.44

The guests who seemed to draw the most attention were Mrs. Ed Dunham and her daughter Flo, who drove from Long Beach, Calif. Also, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Dunham and daughters Ruth & Eleanor motored from Troy, N.Y., leaving home at four a.m. so as to be with us.

Officers elected for the coming year: Pres. Dr. S. A. Dunham, Sec. & Treas. , Mrs. Charles Sleeper. It was decided to hold the reunion in 1928 at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Bowen on 3rd Saturday in August.

Expenses:

Hall $2.00

Post Cards $0.50

Collections: $3.88

Balance on hand: $7.44

Announcements:

Births: Joyce Arlene, born Nov. 15, 1927, to Mr. & Mrs. Harold Brearley

Jack Graham, born Nov. 18, 1927 to Mr. & Mrs. Lee Camp

Marie Elion, born Dec. 16, 1927 to Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brearley

Evelyn Irene, born Feb. 1, 1928 to Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Walker

Deaths: Will Bogart, died in January 1927

Addie Brown, died in July 1928


The 23rd annual reunion of the Dunham and Whalen families was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bowen, Saturday, Aug. 18, 1928. Although the weather was a little cloudy, about 54 members were present. A fine dinner was served by the L. A. S. A business meeting was called to order. There was quite a discussion whether a basket picnic or the L. A. S. serve dinner another year. The vote came out a tie and the president decided in favor of the Ladies Aid to serve the dinner another year. The following officers were elected: President, Dr. S. A. Dunham, Secry and Treas., Margaret A. Brainard. It was decided to hold the next reunion at Mrs. Wesley Bowens again another year. A color barometer was given to all the families with small children.

Collection: $4.43

Expenses:

Post Cards $0.50

Balance on hand: $3.93

There was $2.00 returned because the Ladies Aid had paid for the hall the year before, making a total of $5.93, with the former balance of $7.44 added, making balance in treasury $13.37.

Announcements:

Deaths: Warren Brainard, died Nov. 17, 1928 (born May 18, 1862)

Mrs. Monroe Dunham, died Aug. 2, 1928


The 24th annual reunion of the Dunham and Whalen families was held Aug. 24, 1929 at the home of Milton Bowen. The Ladies Aid served the dinner. There wasn’t a very large crowd. Margaret Brainard was elected secretary and treasury for another year. It was suggested that the Grange Hall be rented for next year and have a basket lunch. The vote for it was unanimous. It was decided to hold a party in the evening. Luman Nichols was appointed chairman for the music and dance. Mrs. Wesley Bowen was to order the ice cream. Emma Camp was appointed to write a history of the families.

Balance from past year: $13.37

Collections: $4.82

Expenses: Cards $6.60

New balance: $11.59

Announcements:

Births: Douglas Edward, born July 14, 1930 to Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Walker

James Edgar, born Sep. 7, 1929 to Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brearley

The 25th annual reunion of the Dunham and Whalen families was held at the Grange Hall at Warren Center. Over sixty set down to the bountiful basket lunch. After dinner, the business meeting was held upstairs. Prizes were distributed by drawing numbers from the hats. Numbers had been distributed before and the holder of the lucky number got the prize.

It was decided by a large majority to hold the reunion at Highland Lake on the third Saturday in August. It was planned to rent the Boy Scout Cottage. Dr. Dunham spoke about going fishing with his grandfather Whalen.

There was a large crowd in the evening. Thetga’s Orchestra furnished the music. Everyone seemed to be enjoying himself. Enough money was taken in the evening to pay for the hall and the orchestra and a sum left. Luman Nichols was the chairman for this party and he was appointed chairman of a party for another year.

Collection: $10.38

Expenses:

6 gal. Ice cream $7.50

2 lb. Coffee $0.76

Sugar $0.28

Milk $0.24

Ice cream plates $0.30

Dance cards $0.60

Sweeping compound

Reunion cards $0.50

Balance on hand: $11.79


The 26th annual Dunham and Whalen families were held at the Boy Scout Camp at Highland Lake on August 15, 1931. Everyone enjoyed the basket picnic. Those who wished stayed for supper and attended the dance in the evening. In the afternoon, many enjoyed bathing in the lake and canoe riding on the lake. The president, Dr. Dunham, called a short business meeting. The same officers were elected for the next year. Pres. Dr. Dunham, Secy. & treas. Margaret Brainard. It was decided to hold the reunion at the same place next year on the third Saturday in August. The committee for the reunion party was chosen: Ralph Brearley, Luman Nichols, Leo Jones, Dr. Dunham, and Margaret Brainard.

Announcements:

Marriage: Fay Camp to Audrey Doonan on June 27, 1931

Collections: $9.53

Expenses:

Reunion & dance cards $1.05

Camp rental $5.00

Balance for today $3.48

Balance from last year $11.79

Treasury balance $15.27

A large crowd enjoyed the dance in the evening. The music was furnished by Thetga’s Orchestra. There was a large sum taken in. From this, the remaining $10.00 was paid and the orchestra, and a sum paid to Mrs. Wesley Bowen for sum due on ice cream. Luman Nichols has charge of the money from the party.


The 27th annual reunion of the Dunham and Whalen families was held at the Boy Scout Camp at

Highland Lake on the third Saturday in August.

A good crowd was in attendance for dinner and many enjoyed bathing after dinner. A Business meeting was held soon after dinner. There was much discussion as to the place for next year but it was finally decided to hold the reunion at the same place the next year on the third Saturday in August. The same officers were elected for the coming year. Pres. Dr. S. A. Dunham, Sec. & Tres., Margaret Brainard. The dance committee was Ralph Brearley and Luman Nichols. Graham’s Orchestra from Endicott furnished the music for the party. Many enjoyed the party in the evening. There were many people from this vicinity and also many from away. Lu Nichols had charge of the arrangements for the party and has charge of the party money.

Collection: $6.73

Expenses:

Cards $0.60

Hall rental $5.00

Ice Cream $5.40

Balance in treasury: $11.00

No reunion entries for the years of 1933 and 1934 in book.


The Dunham and Whalen families met at the home of Jesse Brainard and family for their 30th annual reunion on August 17, 1935. A long picnic table was erected on the lawn and was seated to capacity. Sometime after 1 o’clock, the meeting was called to order by Dr. Dunham, the president. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Gertrude Dunham, and received approval. A reading was given by Gertrude Dunham: "How to Kiss deliciously." Comments and promises to practice up were heard among the crowd. Dr. Dunham gave an interesting talk on topics close to his work. After a bit of urgent persuasion, the "Tug-O-War" between the Dunhams and the Whalens was under way. Alas! The descendants of those gallant "Ten" Dunham brothers have let their number and strength die out. The Whalens are the victors. Numerous and interesting family pictures were on display at the Brainard home. The reunion ended up by singing old time songs around the organ. The Brainard family hosts to the 1935 30th annual reunion deserve hearty and unanimous thanks from those present. The same officers were elected for the 36th reunion.

The 31st annual Dunham and Whalen reunion was held at the Ladies Aide Hall Aug. 15, 1936 at Warren Center, Pa. Dr. Sydney Dunham, their life-long president and organizer and the one person in the whole reunion who has never missed a meeting, presided at the business meeting. The Dunhams and Whalens are getting to be a terribly noisy crowd when they ought to keep still and listen to their president, who has never failed them in all the past 31 years. Amid all the noise, it was decided to have both a treasurer and secretary. Mrs. Allen was named treasurer and Mrs. Viola Nichols the secretary. Dishwashing was brought up next. Reunion, wash the dishes or be quit and dignified about it and let the ladies of the aide do it. Reunion ladies decided to wash the dishes and if you listened to the rattle of the dishes, you knew they must be clean! The next question before the now partly scattered group, "Where Shall We Meet Next Year?" One lady over at the dish pan who had caught the comic side of the events spoke up with a touch of humor in her voice, "Up at My House!" Thus, amid perspiration and soap suds, the Dunham and Whalens had found a happy place to meet for their 32nd annual reunion at Mrs. Viola Nichols. Happy Reunion! Signed, Gertrude Dunham, Secretary.

Announcements:

Births: Betty Jayne, born Aug. 29, 1936 to Mr. & Mrs. Rexford Hill

(Mrs. Hill is the daughter of Berdell N. Dunham)

Marriages: Gertrude L. Dunham to John W. Barnum in Endicott, N.Y. on Oct. 16, 1936

(home address, Friendsville, Pa. RD#2)

Marshall D. Dunham to Myrtle I. Steltz in Endicott, N.Y. On Dec. 23, 1936

(Home address, Apalachin, N.Y.)

Beatrice Bowen to Robert Rockefeller

Expenses:

Ice Cream $3.00

Hall rental $1.00

Cards $1.00

Printing $1.50

Balance turned over to Mrs. Allen for 1937 reunion.


The 32nd annual reunion of Dunham and Whalen families was held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Luman B. Nichols on Aug. 21, 1937. Although the day was cloudy, about 45 were present at dinner time. The rain came down plenty, and our dinner was served on lap boards instead of the long picnic table that we had arranged. Dr. Dunham took charge of the business. A few poems were read. Dr. Dunham gave a short talk on the condition of the nervous system. The next reunion will be at Mrs. John Barnum’s, Neath, Pa.

Announcements:

Death: Mrs. Dr. Dunham

Births: Victoria Ann, born to Mr. & Mrs. John Barnum

Ruth Irene, born to Mr. & Mrs. Glen Pitcher

Collections: $7.45

Expenses:

Ice Cream $3.00

Cards

Balance on hand: $6.36


The Dunham and Whalen families met for their 33rd annual reunion in the Warren Center Grange Hall on Aug. 20, 1938, with Dr. Dunham presiding. The attendance numbered 47. We decided to hold the reunion next year in the Warren Center Grange Hall on Sep. 9, 1939, this being the nearest Saturday to Dr. Dunham’s 80th birthday, which is Sep. 7, 1939. Edgar R. Brearley was elected Secretary & Treasurer for the coming year.

Announcements:

Births: Harold James, born Aug. 25, 1938 to Mr. & Mrs. Harold Brearley

Ronald Robert, born Sep. 12, 1938 to Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rockefeller

Elwyn George, born Mar. 23, 1939 to Mr. & Mrs. Merton Allyn

Beverly Jean, born Feb. 13, 1939 to Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Rockwell

Collections: $4.00

Expenses:

Cards $0.50

Coffee, etc. $0.75

Hall rental $2.00

Ice Cream $3.60

Balance on hand: $2.94

Signed by Edgar R, Brearley, secretary


The Dunham and Whalen families held their 34th reunion at the L. A. S. hall in Warren Center on Sep. 9, 1939. Dr. Dunham was not able to be present. This was the first one he had missed. A very nice dinner was served after which a business meeting was held and a discussion as to whether we would have any more reunions. A ballot was taken which decided we would try to have another one. Milton Bowen was elected president, and Mrs. J. A. Brainard, secretary. Four cents was left in the treasury. Mrs. Brearley gave me a slip with the expense on it, but I must have lost it out of the book, as I could not seem to find it.

Announcements:

Births: Joanne, born Mar. 20, 1940 to Mr. & Mrs. John Barnum

Alice Marie, born June 21, 1940 to Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Dunham

Maurice Earl, born Apr. 19, 1936 to Mr. & Mrs. Leigh Dunham

Albert, born Nov. 8, 1938 to Mr. & Mrs. Leigh Dunham

David Irvin, born Nov. 2, 1939 to Mr. & Mrs. Leigh Dunham

Signed by Mrs. J. A. Brainard, secretary


The Dunham and Whalen families held their 35th reunion at Lake-O-Meadows on August 24, 1940, with a very good attendance of 48. We had a very nice dinner and everyone seemed to have a good time in spite of its being a very cold day for the time of year. We had good fires in two stoves. There was a killing frost that night. The same officers were elected for another year. Milt Bowen, president, and Mrs. J. A. Brainard, secretary. Next year’s reunion will be held on the third Saturday in August.

Collections: $5.33

Expenses:

Cards $0.35

Coffee, etc. $0.28

Ice Cream $3.30

Cottage rental $2.00

Balance on hand $0.44

Announcements:

Births: Harold, born Oct. 10, 1940 to Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Rockwell

Paul, born July 15, 1941 to Mr. & Mrs. John Barnum

Marriages: Beatrice Brainard to Kenneth Oakley on April 2, 1941.

Deaths: Dell Dunham in 1941.

No more Dunham Reunions were held after the year of 1940. However, the descendants of Jesse and Frances Dewing Brainard Reunions were held at each of their children’s homes, taking turns from year to year. When the descendants grew too numerous, they were held at the Warren Center Grange Hall throughout the late 1950s.

Photo of the backside of the Levi Dunham stone showing Sallie Whalen: Photo of the gravestone in Warren Heights Cemetery of Levi Dunham:
Duhham & Whalen Family Reunion     Birth (B) , Marriage (M), & Death (D)
 
Last name First Middle Event Date Relative
Allyn Elwyn George B 3/23/1939 To Merton & Laura Brainard Allyn
Barnum Victoria Ann B 1937 To John & Gertrude Dunham Barnum
Barnum Joanne   B 3/20/1940 To Mr & Mrs. John Barnum
Barnum Paul   B 7/15/1941 To Mr. & Mrs. John Barnum
Bogart Will   D Jan./27  
Bowen Beatrice   M 4/29/1926 To Charles Sleeper
Bowen Beatrice   M 1936 To Robert Rockefeller
Brainard Warren Thomas D 11/17/1928  
Brainard Beatrice   M 4/2/1941 To Kenneth Oakley
Brearley Jean Louise B 12/16/1925 To Harold & Mildred Brearley
Brearley Franklin   B 5/11/1926 To Floyd & Eunice Brearley
Brearley Frances   B 5/11/1926 To Floyd & Eunice Brearley
Brearley Will D. D 4/17/1927  
Brearley Beverly May B 12/11/1927  
Brearley Bob   M 6/16/1927 To Amy Ball
Brearley Silliam   M 6/24/1927 To Floyd Walker
Brearley Joyce Arlene B 11/15/1927 To Mr & Mrs. Harold Brearley
Brearley Marie Elian B 12/16/1927 To Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brearley
Brearley James Edgar B 9/7/1929 To Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brearley
Brearley Harold James B 8/25/1938 To Mr. & Mrs. Harold Brearley
Brown Addie   D Jul./28  
Camp Richard Lee B 2/16/1926 To Lee & Grace Camp
Camp Jack Graham B 11/18/1927 To Lee & GraceCamp
Camp Fay   M 6/27/1931 To Audrey Doonan
Dunham Monroe Mrs. D 8/2/1929  
Dunham Gertrude L. M 10/16/1936 To John W. Barnum
Dunham Marshall D. M 12/23/1936 To Myrtle J. Steltz
Dunham Dr. Mrs. D 1937  
Dunham Alice Marie B 6/21/1940 To Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Barnum
Dunham Maurice Earl B 4/19/1936 To Mr. & Mrs. Leigh Dunham
Dunham Albert   B 11/8/1938 To Mr. & Mrs. Leigh Dunham
Dunham David Irvin B 11/2/1939 To Mr. & Mrs. Leigh Dunham
Dunham Dell   D 1941  
Hill Betty Jayne B 8/29/1936 To Mr. & Mrs. Rexford Hill
Pitcher Ruth Irma B 1937 To Glenn & Margaret Brainard Pitcher
Rockefeller Ronald Robert B 9/12/1938 To Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rockefeller
Rockwell Beverly Jean B 2/13/1939 To Lloyd & Theresa Brainard Rockwell
Rockwell Harold Lloyd B 10/10/1940 To Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Rockwell
Walker Evelyn Irene B 2/1/1928 To Floyd and Silliam Brearley Walker
Walker Douglas Edward B 7/14/1930 To Floyd & Silliam Brearley Walker


I have compiled the Dunham Reunions that were held in the Warren Center area (Warren Township). I have attached pictures to go along with the document, as well as two Excel files. One excel file is the birth, marriage & death list, and the second file is the mailing list for invitations.
Photos:
file berthad = Bertha Dunham
dunhamfm = Dr. Sydney Dunham Family
dunhamhm = Levi & Sallie Whalen Dunham home
dunhamsy = Dr. Sydney Dunham
duninvit = an invitation to the reunion
levidunh = Levi dunham gravestone
sallwhal = Sallie Whalen dunham (on back side of Levi Dunham stone)
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