Born between 1839 and 1841 in what is now Lawrence County, Missouri. Died before the age of 5 years. Third child and second son born to Matthew and Priscilla.
From the "Memoirs of T. H. B. Dunnegan" 1925: "There were born to Matthew and Priscilla Dunnegan eleven children, eight sons and three daughters, six of whom--five sons and one daughter--died in early childhood all under five years of age. Their names were Orlena Ann, William Jackson, an unnamed infant son, John, Adoniram J. and Matthew Wallace. The first two were buried in the Old Fellowship Churchyard, Colley Neighborhood in Lawrence County, Missouri."
From the "Memoirs of T. H. B. Dunnegan" 1925: "There were born to Matthew and Priscilla Dunnegan eleven children, eight sons and three daughters, six of whom--five sons and one daughter--died in early childhood all under five years of age. Their names were Orlena Ann, William Jackson, an unnamed infant son, John, Adoniram J. and Matthew Wallace. The first two were buried in the Old Fellowship Churchyard, Colley Neighborhood in Lawrence County, Missouri."
Born between 1839 and 1841 in what is now Lawrence County, Missouri. Died before the age of 5 years. Third child and second son born to Matthew and Priscilla.
From the "Memoirs of T. H. B. Dunnegan" 1925: "There were born to Matthew and Priscilla Dunnegan eleven children, eight sons and three daughters, six of whom--five sons and one daughter--died in early childhood all under five years of age. Their names were Orlena Ann, William Jackson, an unnamed infant son, John, Adoniram J. and Matthew Wallace. The first two were buried in the Old Fellowship Churchyard, Colley Neighborhood in Lawrence County, Missouri."
From the "Memoirs of T. H. B. Dunnegan" 1925: "There were born to Matthew and Priscilla Dunnegan eleven children, eight sons and three daughters, six of whom--five sons and one daughter--died in early childhood all under five years of age. Their names were Orlena Ann, William Jackson, an unnamed infant son, John, Adoniram J. and Matthew Wallace. The first two were buried in the Old Fellowship Churchyard, Colley Neighborhood in Lawrence County, Missouri."
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