Born between 1853 and 1858. Died in the fall of 1858. 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, the second two in the graveyard at Sarcoxie and the last two in the Major Bishop private burial ground, Dade County."
"Late in the fall of 1858, my two little brothers, Matthew Wallace and Adoniram J. fell ill and died. The first had scarlet fever and the other membranous croup, dying about three weeks later than the first."
"Late in the fall of 1858, my two little brothers, Matthew Wallace and Adoniram J. fell ill and died. The first had scarlet fever and the other membranous croup, dying about three weeks later than the first."
Born between 1853 and 1858. Died in the fall of 1858. 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, the second two in the graveyard at Sarcoxie and the last two in the Major Bishop private burial ground, Dade County."
"Late in the fall of 1858, my two little brothers, Matthew Wallace and Adoniram J. fell ill and died. The first had scarlet fever and the other membranous croup, dying about three weeks later than the first."
"Late in the fall of 1858, my two little brothers, Matthew Wallace and Adoniram J. fell ill and died. The first had scarlet fever and the other membranous croup, dying about three weeks later than the first."
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