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Dummerston, Vermont, USA

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Where is Dummerston, Vermont, USA? 

Dummerston is a town in Windham County, Vermont, United States. It is home to the longest covered bridge still in use in Vermont.

Dummerston was part of the Equivalent Lands. It lies on a tract given to the Connecticut Colony about 1715 by the Province of Massachusetts Bay as compensation for land mistakenly awarded by the latter to its settlers.

In 1716, the town was auctioned to a consortium (which included William Dummer, lieutenant governor of Massachusetts), and named Dummerston. On December 26, 1753, the town was chartered as a New Hampshire grant and renamed Fulham by Governor Benning Wentworth. But when the grant was renegotiated, it reverted to Dummerston.Wikipedia

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Dummerston, Vermont, USA - West Dummerston, Vt.
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Dummerston, Vermont, USA - Covered Bridge
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Dummerston, Vermont, USA - Myron Dutton State Park
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1724 - British build Fort Dummer at Dummerston

www.e-referencedesk.com/ resources /state-history-timeline/ vermont.html
1849 Dummerston
Windham Co. This township is watered by West River, which enters it from Newfane, and passes...Read MORE...

1859
DUMMERSTON, a township in Windham co., in the state of Vermont, 115 m. S by E of Montpelier. Pop....Read MORE...

News  1906 - FELL OVERBOARD
Albert Clement Drowned in Connecticut River
COMPANION COULD NOT SAVE HIM
Men Were Returning to...Read MORE...

1916
Dummerston, a post- village of Windham co., Vt, in Dummerston township (town), on the Central...Read MORE...


Ancestors Who Were Born Here


Chase
flag   Roswell CHASE (1828, Dummerston, Vermont, USA - 20 August 1861, Holyoke, Massachusetts, USA)

Duncan
flag   Arethusa DUNCAN (8 February 1784, Dummerston, Vermont, USA - 27 December 1832, Townshend, Vermont, USA)

Hosley
flag   William A HOSLEY (17 September 1836, Dummerston, Vermont, USA - 23 December 1872, Shelburne, Massachusetts, USA (Shelburne Falls)) gravestone

Huntley
flag   Nancy HUNTLEY (1832, Dummerston, Vermont, USA - 19 March 1902, Dummerston, Vermont, USA)

Miller
US Civil War Soldiers flag   Ozro MILLER (27 December 1827, Dummerston, Vermont, USA - 15 July 1862, Richmond, Virginia, USA) gravestone

Prentiss
flag   Silas PRENTISS (11 January 1790, Dummerston, Vermont, USA - 3 December 1867, Canastota, Madison, New York, USA)

Tenney
flag   Mary A. TENNEY (1811, Dummerston, Vermont, USA - 27 September 1878, Pelham, Massachusetts, USA)
 

Ancestors Who Died Here


Buffam
flag   Benjamin BUFFAM (1821, Richmond, New Hampshire, USA - 11 June 1882, Dummerston, Vermont, USA)

Bugbee
flag   Samuel BUGBEE (1835, Jamaica, Vermont, USA - 11 August 1888, Dummerston, Vermont, USA)

HUNTLEY
flag   Nancy HUNTLEY (1832, Dummerston, Vermont, USA - 19 March 1902, Dummerston, Vermont, USA)

Morse
flag   Thomas P. MORSE (1818, Newfane, Vermont, USA - 11 September 1895, Dummerston, Vermont, USA)
 

Ancestors Who Were Married Here


1806
Barnard SALISBURY (30 March 1785 - 4 July 1854) & Arethusa DUNCAN (8 February 1784 - 27 December 1832)
married 3 August 1806
 

Cemeteries in Dummerston, Vermont, USA

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