Lietenant Jesse Dungan, son of James and Rebecca (Wells) Dungan married first Esther Johnson July 12, 1774.
His wife Esther died October 25, 1793. He second married Esther Van Buskirk. He was very fond of his second wife and required his children treat her with greatest respect and consideration. His children were all by his first wife.
Jesse was a soldier of the Revolutionary War and served as a private in the second Battalion, Philadelphia County Militia, First Company, commanded by his brother Captain Benjamin Dungan in 1780.
In 1786 he was a Lieutenant in Colonel Benjamin McVaugh's First Battalion of which his brother Jonathan Dungan was also a Lieutenant.
His wife Esther died October 25, 1793. He second married Esther Van Buskirk. He was very fond of his second wife and required his children treat her with greatest respect and consideration. His children were all by his first wife.
Jesse was a soldier of the Revolutionary War and served as a private in the second Battalion, Philadelphia County Militia, First Company, commanded by his brother Captain Benjamin Dungan in 1780.
In 1786 he was a Lieutenant in Colonel Benjamin McVaugh's First Battalion of which his brother Jonathan Dungan was also a Lieutenant.
Lietenant Jesse Dungan, son of James and Rebecca (Wells) Dungan married first Esther Johnson July 12, 1774.
His wife Esther died October 25, 1793. He second married Esther Van Buskirk. He was very fond of his second wife and required his children treat her with greatest respect and consideration. His children were all by his first wife.
Jesse was a soldier of the Revolutionary War and served as a private in the second Battalion, Philadelphia County Militia, First Company, commanded by his brother Captain Benjamin Dungan in 1780.
In 1786 he was a Lieutenant in Colonel Benjamin McVaugh's First Battalion of which his brother Jonathan Dungan was also a Lieutenant.
His wife Esther died October 25, 1793. He second married Esther Van Buskirk. He was very fond of his second wife and required his children treat her with greatest respect and consideration. His children were all by his first wife.
Jesse was a soldier of the Revolutionary War and served as a private in the second Battalion, Philadelphia County Militia, First Company, commanded by his brother Captain Benjamin Dungan in 1780.
In 1786 he was a Lieutenant in Colonel Benjamin McVaugh's First Battalion of which his brother Jonathan Dungan was also a Lieutenant.
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