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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
John Nelson Dakin was the son of John Dakin and Susan Anna (Laird) Dakin. On October 20, 1864, he married Ann Stough in Marshall County Iowa. She was the daughter of William and Angeline (Hammond) Stough.
Together, they had two children, Nettah "Nettie" A. Dakin, born in 1865, and Delia Dakin, born in 1871. Nettah married Rollin A. Wolcott and had 7 children. Delia married Albert Mote and had 5 children.
The Dakin family originated with Thomas Dakin, who was born May, 1624 in Derbyshire, England. More information about the Dakin family can be found in DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS DAKIN by Albert H. Dakin, Rutland VT, c. 1948.
John Nelson Dakin's mother was born Susan Anna Laird, who was born in Scotland to Joseph C. and Eleanor "Ellen" Laird. The Laird family originated in Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire Scotland, migrated to Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, and came to America through Nova Scotia where at least one of Susan's siblings was born.
This is an originally researched and written biographical sketch created by Silver "Rose" Samantha Parnell, who loans it to findagrave.com for limited personal use of its members. It is legally copyrighted and may not be reproduced, in whole or in part, elsewhere for any purpose whatsoever. Removal of this copyright notice does not invalidate the legal copyright of the author. Unauthorized use of this original work will result in legal fines and fees for violation of copyright law and theft of intellectual property.
Copyright (C) 2003 by Silver Parnell
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
John Nelson Dakin was the son of John Dakin and Susan Anna (Laird) Dakin. On October 20, 1864, he married Ann Stough in Marshall County Iowa. She was the daughter of William and Angeline (Hammond) Stough.
Together, they had two children, Nettah "Nettie" A. Dakin, born in 1865, and Delia Dakin, born in 1871. Nettah married Rollin A. Wolcott and had 7 children. Delia married Albert Mote and had 5 children.
The Dakin family originated with Thomas Dakin, who was born May, 1624 in Derbyshire, England. More information about the Dakin family can be found in DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS DAKIN by Albert H. Dakin, Rutland VT, c. 1948.
John Nelson Dakin's mother was born Susan Anna Laird, who was born in Scotland to Joseph C. and Eleanor "Ellen" Laird. The Laird family originated in Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire Scotland, migrated to Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, and came to America through Nova Scotia where at least one of Susan's siblings was born.
This is an originally researched and written biographical sketch created by Silver "Rose" Samantha Parnell, who loans it to findagrave.com for limited personal use of its members. It is legally copyrighted and may not be reproduced, in whole or in part, elsewhere for any purpose whatsoever. Removal of this copyright notice does not invalidate the legal copyright of the author. Unauthorized use of this original work will result in legal fines and fees for violation of copyright law and theft of intellectual property.
Copyright (C) 2003 by Silver Parnell
All rights reserved.
This original written biography is protected by full legal copyright and may not be reproduced or copied, in whole or in part, in any other place. See copyright notice below.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
John Nelson Dakin was the son of John Dakin and Susan Anna (Laird) Dakin. On October 20, 1864, he married Ann Stough in Marshall County Iowa. She was the daughter of William and Angeline (Hammond) Stough.
Together, they had two children, Nettah "Nettie" A. Dakin, born in 1865, and Delia Dakin, born in 1871. Nettah married Rollin A. Wolcott and had 7 children. Delia married Albert Mote and had 5 children.
The Dakin family originated with Thomas Dakin, who was born May, 1624 in Derbyshire, England. More information about the Dakin family can be found in DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS DAKIN by Albert H. Dakin, Rutland VT, c. 1948.
John Nelson Dakin's mother was born Susan Anna Laird, who was born in Scotland to Joseph C. and Eleanor "Ellen" Laird. The Laird family originated in Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire Scotland, migrated to Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, and came to America through Nova Scotia where at least one of Susan's siblings was born.
This is an originally researched and written biographical sketch created by Silver "Rose" Samantha Parnell, who loans it to findagrave.com for limited personal use of its members. It is legally copyrighted and may not be reproduced, in whole or in part, elsewhere for any purpose whatsoever. Removal of this copyright notice does not invalidate the legal copyright of the author. Unauthorized use of this original work will result in legal fines and fees for violation of copyright law and theft of intellectual property.
Copyright (C) 2003 by Silver Parnell
All rights reserved.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:
John Nelson Dakin was the son of John Dakin and Susan Anna (Laird) Dakin. On October 20, 1864, he married Ann Stough in Marshall County Iowa. She was the daughter of William and Angeline (Hammond) Stough.
Together, they had two children, Nettah "Nettie" A. Dakin, born in 1865, and Delia Dakin, born in 1871. Nettah married Rollin A. Wolcott and had 7 children. Delia married Albert Mote and had 5 children.
The Dakin family originated with Thomas Dakin, who was born May, 1624 in Derbyshire, England. More information about the Dakin family can be found in DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS DAKIN by Albert H. Dakin, Rutland VT, c. 1948.
John Nelson Dakin's mother was born Susan Anna Laird, who was born in Scotland to Joseph C. and Eleanor "Ellen" Laird. The Laird family originated in Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire Scotland, migrated to Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, and came to America through Nova Scotia where at least one of Susan's siblings was born.
This is an originally researched and written biographical sketch created by Silver "Rose" Samantha Parnell, who loans it to findagrave.com for limited personal use of its members. It is legally copyrighted and may not be reproduced, in whole or in part, elsewhere for any purpose whatsoever. Removal of this copyright notice does not invalidate the legal copyright of the author. Unauthorized use of this original work will result in legal fines and fees for violation of copyright law and theft of intellectual property.
Copyright (C) 2003 by Silver Parnell
All rights reserved.
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