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- Known as the "Perfumer."
1. WILLIAM1 DUNGAN was born about 1607[2], was christened on 15 June 1628[2], and died in Sept. 1636 in London, England, United Kingdom[2]. He married in London, Middlesex, England, on 27 Aug. 1629, (XX-4) FRANCES LATHAM[2], daughter of (XX-1) Lewis and Elizabeth (_____) LATHAM, who was christened on 15 Feb. 1609/10 in Kempston, Bedfordshire, England[4, 2], died in Sept. 1677 in Newport, Newport Co., Rhode Island, United States[4, 2], and was buried in Newport[4]. [1, 3, 5, 7, 2, 5]
According to NEGHR 141:106:
"Mrs. Barbara Dungan Barker and Mrs. Frances Dungan Holden, both of R.I. (a 3rd sibling was Rev. Thomas Dungan of Penn.) - TG 4 (1983):187-202, an article by Thomas P. Dungan that completely dissociates William Dungan of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, London, father of the immigrants and first husband of Mrs. Frances Latham Dungan Clarke Vaughan of Newport, R.I., from Judge Thomas Dungan of Lincoln's Inn, and thus disproves the noble ancestry for the Dungan siblings first proposed by Alfred Rudolph Justice in The Ancestry of Jeremy Clarke of Rhode Island and Dungan Genealogy, Philadelphia, 1922, and further developed and corrected by Robert Joseph Curfman in Forebears 15 (1972):103-106 and The Colonial Genealogist 8 (1977):200-212."[7]
See also http://www.dunganfamily.org
Children:
2 i. JOHN2 DUNGAN, b. about 1627 in London, London, England.
+ 3 ii. BARBARA DUNGAN, bp. on 28 Sept. 1630 in St Martin, Westminster, London, England; m. in 1644 prob. Newport (DM-5) JAMES BARKER, b. in Essex, England in 1617, d. in Newport in 1702, son of (DM-2) James and Mrs James (BARKER) BARKER.
4 iii. FRANCES DUNGAN, b. in 1630 in England; d. in 1697 in Warwick, Kent Co., Rhode Island; m. (1) in 1648 in Warwick ; m. (2) in 1643 in Warwick RANDALL HOLDEN, SR., b. in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England in 1612, d. in Warwick on 23 July 1692; m. (3) in 1648 in Warwick .
5 iv. WILLIAM DUNGAN, b. about 1632 in London, Middlesex; m. (1) JANE _____, b. about 1634; m. (2) ELIZABETH WEAVER, b. about 1635.
6 v. ELIZABETH DUNGAN, bp. on 13 Dec. 1633 in St Martin Field, London, England.
7 vi. THOMAS DUNGAN, (REV.), b. on 13 Feb. 1635 in St. Martin In Th, London, England; d. in 1688; m. in 1663 ELIZABETH WEAVER, b. in Newport in 1647.
Generation Two
3. BARBARA2 DUNGAN (William1), daughter of (1) William1 and (XX-4) Frances (LATHAM) DUNGAN, was born in 1628 in St. Martin In Th, London, England[1], was christened on 28 Sept. 1630 in St Martin, Westminster, London, England, and died between 1662 and 1738 in Newport. She married prob. Newport, in 1644, (DM-5) JAMES BARKER[1], son of (DM-2) James and Mrs James (BARKER) BARKER, who was born in 1617 in Essex, and died in 1702 in Newport. [1, 8, 6]
Children: See (DM-5) James BARKER
1. Barker, Elizabeth Frye, Barker Genealogy (New York: Frye Publishing Co., 1927), 11; FHL microfiche 6016440-6016443.
2. J. Orton Buck and Timothy Field Beard, Pedigrees of Some of the Emperor Charlemagne's Descendants, Vol. III (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1978), 138.
3. Ibid., 138, 141, 143.
4. Douglas Richardson, Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2004), 211.
5. New England Historical and Genealogical Register 74 (1920): 132.
6. Ibid.: 133.
7. New England Historical and Genealogical Register 141 (1987): 106.
8. Ancestral File, CD-ROM database (Salt Lake City: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1998).
http://armidalesoftware.com/issue/full/Thaler_355_main.html
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From: "Karl Kiser"
To: "Sherry Sharp"
Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2013 2:36 PM
Subject: Dungan genealogy
The book by Thomas P. Dungan suggests the following tree.
"Richard Dungan Master Plasterer of London in Shakespeare's Time. A Continuing Quest for Origins" (2003)
William Dungan d 1636
of Thomas Dungan (Mary)
of Richard Dungan (unknown) 1550-1609 Plasterer of London
of Thomas Dungan (Agnes?) Gentleman born 1520s
of Philip Dungan (Alson Walshe) bc 1485
of John Dongan (Ann O'Moore) Bailiff of Dublin bc 1462--family ancient Irish
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1606 - 1636 (30 years)
