Horace Dunlap (1842 - 1922)

Born 21 Sep 1842 in Ripley,Somerset,Maine

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Died 17 Aug 1922 at age 79 in Ripley,Somerset,Maine

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Biography

Sources

• 1850 Census; Ripley,Somerset,Maine (with William Dunlap) (father) (as Horace).

1860 Census; Ripley,Somerset,Maine (with William Dunlap) (father) (as Horace). 1870 Census; Ripley,Somerset,Maine (as Horace Dunlap with family). 1880 Census; Ripley,Somerset,Maine (as Horace Dunlap) 1890 Veterans Schedule: Special schedule-Surviving Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines, and Widows, ect. Page 2. line 18 Date of Service: July 31, 1862 - June 15 1865. 1900 Census; Ripley,Somerset,Maine (as Horace Dunlop instead of Dunlap) (servant for the D. Richardson Family) 1920 Census; St. Albans,Somerset,Maine (living with Scott Knowles family) (as Horace Dunlap) Death Record of Horace Dunlap (note: mother's last named spelled Stintson instead of Stinson) St. Albans, Maine records list the marriage of Horace Dunlap and Harriet A. Stone on December 18, 1865. Source for this marriage: History of St. Albans, Me. 2003 Revised Edition By: Gladys M. Bigelow & Ruth McGowan Knowles. Their source is : Vertine Ellis, "Vital Records", Eastern Gazette, 1940's , Dexter Library, Dexter, Me. Marriages 1884-1920. St. Albans Town Reports. Spelling as it appeared in the newspaper. Marriages and intentions were not always clear. Military Service: Horace Dunlap served as a Private in the Civil War. He was in Company F 20th Regiment of Maine Infantry Volunteers from July 1, 1862 to June 4, 1865. He was wounded in the battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia on Dec 13, 1862 where he lost part of the right fore finger. His injury was a result of a musket bullet from the Rebel ranks.