MARILLA (nee-ROBINSON) DUNHAM
BLOCK 2

LOT : 40
ROW : 4
COLUMN : 5
SUB. R/C : ?
GRAVE # ?

Marilla (nee-Robinson) Dunham
b. December 20, 1817
Royalton, Windsor County, Vermont

d. November 10, 1897
Decatur, Macon County, Illinois

buried: November 11, 1897



FATHER
Amos Benton Robinson Jr.
(1767-1835)

MOTHER
Elizabeth "Betsey" Hughes
(1784-1868)



MARRIED
Dayton Francis Dunham
(1814-1894)
July 9, 1837
Macon County, Illinois



CHILDREN
with Dayton

Henry Dayton Dunham
(1838-1934)
FAIRLAWN CEMETERY - DECATUR
MACON COUNTY, ILLINOIS

Sarah Elizabeth (nee-Dunham) Daly
(1840-1928)

Amos Robinson Dunham
(1843-1862)

Orvis Dunham
(1846-1847)

Orrin Dunham
(1846-1846)

Caroline Elizabeth "Carrie"
(nee-Dunham) Bullard
(1849-1932)
FAIRLAWN CEMETERY - DECATUR
MACON COUNTY, ILLINOIS


Hannahretta (nee-Dunham)
Perry-Pharo
(1851-1926)



Marietta Dunham
(1851-1924)



Charles Edward Dunham
(1854-1917)
FAIRLAWN CEMETERY - DECATUR
MACON COUNTY, ILLINOIS




Hartwell Dunham
(1856-1916)


    NOTE:
    Marilla's great-grandfather,
    Nathaniel Hewes,
    fought in the
    REVOLUTIONARY WAR


      DAYTON FRANCIS & MARILLA (nee-ROBINSON) DUNHAM






      THE DUNHAM HOMESTEAD

      Back in the day the Dunham homestead was a large farm
      in the county outside the city limits of Decatur, Macon County, Illinois.
      As time went on and the city grew the homestead
      became part of the city - 1203 West Main street.
      The buildings that are now on the site of the homestead are used for student housing.
      Millikin university is just across the street.






      The Decatur Herald
      (Decatur, Illinois)
      11 NOV 1897 * page 6













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