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Sabina Celestia "Bina" MOULTON was born 12 April 1841 in Brunswick, Ohio, USA
Sabina Celestia "Bina" MOULTON was the child of Dan Alonzo MOULTON and Adaline WALLACE and the grandchild of: (paternal) Daniel "Dan" MOULTON and Maria MILESm. (1) Samuel Lunt 20 August 1860
m. (2) John Wyamn 27 April 1886
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12 April 1841
Brunswick, Ohio, USA
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Bina (Sabina) Moulton, the third daughter of Dan. A. and Adaline Moulton, was born April 12, 1841, in Brunswick, Ohio.
She was educated at Wellington High School and Oberlin College, In 1859 she went to Des Moines, Iowa, where she taught in the High school.
In 1861 she married Captain Sam. H. Lunt. When the Civil War was declared he enlisted in Co. D, 2d Iowa Infantry ; he was made Lieutenant and later received the commission as Quartermaster in the field with the rank of Captain. He served until the close of the war, when he died suddenly in Mobile, Alabama, July 28, 1865.
Bina, with her baby, Sara, made an unsuccessful attempt to join her husband in Knoxville, Tennessee, but was persuaded by General Sherman, with whom she had a personal interview, to give it up.
Sara, their only child, married Walter M. McCain of Des Moines in 1882, where they still reside, with their three children. Philip Lunt, George and Gladys Moulton.
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Bina (Sabina) Moulton, the third daughter of Dan. A. and Adaline Moulton, was born April 12, 1841, in Brunswick, Ohio.
She was educated at Wellington High School and Oberlin College, In 1859 she went to Des Moines, Iowa, where she taught in the High school.
In 1861 she married Captain Sam. H. Lunt. When the Civil War was declared he enlisted in Co. D, 2d Iowa Infantry ; he was made Lieutenant and later received the commission as Quartermaster in the field with the rank of Captain. He served until the close of the war, when he died suddenly in Mobile, Alabama, July 28, 1865.
Bina, with her baby, Sara, made an unsuccessful attempt to join her husband in Knoxville, Tennessee, but was persuaded by General Sherman, with whom she had a personal interview, to give it up.
Sara, their only child, married Walter M. McCain of Des Moines in 1882, where they still reside, with their three children. Philip Lunt, George and Gladys Moulton.
Mrs. McCain is a woman of great personal ...Read MORE...
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