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John (Dinsmoor) Dinsmore
In 1723, after going through long hardships, being taken prisoner by the Indians, and having numerous adventures, John and his wife Hannah and their family located in the Scottish settlement of Londonderry, New Hampshire.
His occupation was that of a Stonemason, and he built a stone house for himself on 60 acres in that part of the town which is now known as Windham.
'Among the Scotch-Irish: A Tour in Seven Countries, With a History of the Dinsmoor Family.'
Compliments of: Jamie Dinsmore
"John Dinsmore (3) son of John Dinsmoor (2), born in Ballywattich, about 1671, he came to America in 1723. He was then well advanced in middle life, and had a family. After going through long hardships, being taken prisoner by Indians, and having numerous adventures, he located in the Scottish settlement of Londonderry, New Hampshire, being acquainted with many of the settlers there. Being a stone-mason, he built for himself a stone house in that part of town which is known as Windham."
The inscription on his grave marker reads:
"In memory of John Dinsmoor, who came to this country from Antrim, Ireland 1723, and with his wife Hannah were the progenitors of the Dinsmoore families" and was erected in the Cemetery on the Hill in Windham, Rockingham County, New Hampshire by James Dinsmoor in 1902.
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Categories: Irish Immigrants to America | Scots-Irish Immigrants to America | Londonderry, New Hampshire | Stone Masons | Cemetery on the Hill, Windham, New Hampshire
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