Dain - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

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MarilynRoth58 — 2012-05-16 19:48:37Z

Hi, Mary, Thanks for the reply. This thread is getting complicated with people searching different lines.

Here's some info for ubmac:

Ancestry.com has Thomas DAIN (1755 - 1841, OH) m. Nancy _ (1764, Ireland - 1851, OH). Thomas was of Rich Hill, Muskingum Co., OH, for census of 1840. Sons included James DAIN (1800, PA - 29 Aug. 1865, IL), & Robert DAIN (1798, Oil City, Venango Co., PA - 6 Je. 1882, Union, Muskingum, OH) who married Elizabeth HENDERSON (ca. 1799 - 24 Feb. 1880). Robert & wf. were of Muskingum Co., OH, in 1850, with Margaret, 19; Nancy, 17; Harriet, 15; Mary, 11; & Robert, 9; also Nancy, 86 in 1850, b. Ireland. Elizabeth DAIN (1795 - 1830) m. 27 Jan. 1825, Alex. HENDERSON (19 June 1806 - 12 Sep. 1879, Marion, IA).

James DAIN / DANE / DEAN (ca. 1800, Pennsylvania - 29 Aug. 1865) married 3 Sep. 1828, Guernsey Co., OH, Lucinda CULVER. Her birth has been listed as in 1815, but that would have made her 13 at marriage. Ancestry lists their children as Thomas, b. ca. 1830; Levi Lewis, b. 1832; Mary, b. 183[5?]; Robert Officer DAIN (1837 - 1910); Hannah, b. 1838; Lucretia, b. 1840; Elizabeth, 1842; James Wm. (1844 - 12 Sep. 1931, Christian Co., IL); John (1850/1, IL - 1897, Christian Co., IL); Basil; & Sarah.

I found the family on the Christian Co., IL, census of 1860, DANE, James, 60, b. PA: Loucinda, 46, OH; James W., 16, OH; Elizabeth, 14, OH: & John, 10, IL.

Strangely, in Central Twp., St. Louis, MO, 1860, DUNN, James, 60, PA; Lucinda, 46, OH; Elizabeth, 18, OH; James, 17, OH: John, 9, IL; Robert, 23, OH; Lucreta, 20, IL.

The two households have many similarities, so I think the family must have been counted twice. Robert had m. 8 Dec. 1859, Sangamon Co., IL, Lucretia A. CUNNINGHAM. Notice that there are different ages, especially for Elizabeth, as reported in IL & MO.

In 1880, Benton, Ringgold, IA, DAIN:
Robert, 44, b. OH, father b. PA; mother b. OH
Lucretia, 39, IL TN TN
Dau. Lorry, 19, IL, & son Edward, 15, b. IL
B. Iowa: Elisabath, 13; Marry, 11; John, 8; Elonzo, 5; Arther, 3.

Robert DAIN, aged 69, d. 6/16? Mar. 1910, Ringgold, IA.
Lucretia [CUNNINGHAM] DAIN (6 Sep. 1840, Montgomery Co., IL - 13 May 1898, Ringgold Co., IA); Alonzo R. DAIN (24 Sep. 1874 - 5 June 1900). [GenWeb > IA > Ringgold]

Grant, Ringgold, IA, 1900, DAIN, Robert, b. Feb. 1837, OH, wid.; father b. England [?} with sons Alonzo, b. Sep. 1874, IA, & Arthur, b. Dec. 1877, IA.

Robert O. DAIN, 60 [64?], b. Muskingon {sic} Co., OH, son of James DAIN & Lucinda L. CULVER, m. 20 Nov. 1901, Bedford, Taylor, IA, Millissia GRAHAM, 50, b. Doddsville, WI, dau/o Wm. FERRELL & Susan WOODEN. Robert & Millissia each had a prior marriage.

John DAIN (1850/1, IL - 1897, Christian Co., IL) m. 7 Dec. 1873, Christian Co., IL, Sarah Eliz. JOY (1854 - 1937). They had Benjamin L., b. 1875; Stella Maud, b. 1878, & Clara, b. 1886.

Also in Christian Co., IL, DAIN
William E., m. 8 Oct. 1887, Lula V. JOY
J. H. DAIN m. 20 Dec. 1899, Belle McQUIRE
Daisy m. 16 Oct. 1895, Oliver IGON [IGOU?]
Elizabeth, 27 Sep. 1872, Henry PIFER
Hannah M., 2 Nov. 1856, Elijah H. MATHEWS. {dau/o J. & L?}
Ina, 28 July 1896, Samuel H. HOUSLEY
Lucetta, 11 Aug. 1893, Horatio R. PRATER
Rachael, 3 Feb. 1884, Andrew J. HAYWARD
Mrs. Sarah, 18 Feb. 1886, F. M. PENTER
Stella M., 21 July 1897, John A. PRATER
--from the online Illinois Statewide Marriage Index

Sorry, I haven't verified this. I'm just providing some clues. It's too bad we cannot find the family in 1850. I tried several spellings.

My DAIN / DANE line is from Abraham of Maine & Connecticut through Deborah, who was born in Pennsylvania and lived in Muskingum & other counties in Ohio. She m. Adam SHANER & had Martin, b. 1815, OH.

Re: Dain family

MaryDain — 2012-05-15 23:29:50Z

Not the same Dain line. Our were Scot Irish from Co. Donegal Ireland.

Re: Dain family

MaryDain — 2012-05-15 21:15:23Z

Your Dains were English. mine were Scot Irish who came to the US from Co. Donegal Ireland. Yes, we have documentation of the name being spelled Dean, both in Ireland and the US. There is no connection between our Dains, but I did meet some Dains who live near Rochester NY whose Dain family was of English origin.

Re: Dain family

MarilynRoth58 — 2012-05-15 18:27:31Z

Thanks for posting. Do you know whether there is any connection to Abraham DAIN of early New England? Abraham was of Casco, ME, & New London, CT. He m. Dec. 1671, Sarah PEAKE, who m2. 1691, Micah ROOD.

I checked online. I couldn't find anything back to 1720. However, Major DAIN witnessed the marriage of Edwd. GRIPTON & Mary BAILEY, 23 Oct. 1770, Ellenhall, Staffordshire.

Genealogical Memoirs of the Browne Family of Caverswall & Shredicote, Staffordshire: By indentures of 24 & 25 Mar. 1785, Major DAIN, in consideration of £30 pd. by Rev. Sampson WRIGHT, vicar, and the churchwardens & overseers of the poor of the parish of Bradley, [deeded] three gardens at Coton Clanford, Seighford, Staffordshire...

Major DAIN was a church warden of Ranton, per report of Aug. 1773.

Major DAIN & wf. Mary had Elizabeth, bapt. 14 Sep. 1781, & Christopher, bpt. 25 Apr. 1784, Seighford.

Major & W. DAIN were named in 1798, Land Tax Redemption, Haughton, Staffordshire.

Major DAIN (ca. 1751, Compton - 1834, Ranton) m. 4 Apr. 1795, Ranton, Mary BRINDLEY (ca. 1747 - 29 Oct. 1835), dau/o Henry BRINDLEY, Jr. (1706, Colton - 1777, Rugeley). [See GenForum > BRINDLEY.]

In 1834, there was a Major DAIN, farmer, of Long Hampton, Ranton Parish, Pirehill Hundred, Staffordshire.

John Averill DAIN d. 9 Aug. 1941, Manor Hospital, Staffordshire, widow Edith A. DAIN.

I guess it's O.K. to include this because it's already online: John A. DAIN was born third quarter 1932, Walsall, Staffordshire. John A. DAIN m. third quarter 1958, Joan M. WHITEHOUSE, Stafford Book 9b 1143.

John Averill DAIN & Peter Edward WHITE were named as personal representatives in the estate of John Alfred DAIN, 50 Harden Road, Leamore, Walsall, W. Midlands, retired butcher, 9 July 1983.

Have you found records where the surname is spelled DEAN? Have you found alternate spellings for Major?

Re: Dain family

jonedain1 — 2012-05-15 11:04:41Z

My ex husband is John Averill Dain, who has done a lot of research into his family. We can trace the Dains back to Major Dain c1720, mostly living in or around Ashley and Maer in north staffs. He is now almost 80 and not in good health, so I have taken over the family tree if anyone is interested. regards Jone Morganti (Dain)

Re: Dains of England/Ireland

mledain — 2011-02-10 22:15:10Z

Steve, I am a Dain, but wondering about the Ireland clan. My Great Grandmother was Grace Ireland married to Eugene Crawford. Any connection?

Emily Dain

Re: Dains of England/Ireland

mledain — 2011-02-10 22:14:31Z

Steve, I am a Dain, but wondering about the Ireland clan. My Great Grandmother was Grace Ireland married to Eugene Crawford. Any connection?

Emily Dain

Re: Dains of England/Ireland

mledain — 2011-02-10 22:07:54Z

I too, am related to Lemuel and Oxenbridge. Feel free to ask any questions you may have.

H. CLARK m. 1867, MI, Benona / Benoni DAIN / DANE(S)

MarilynRoth58 — 2008-11-22 20:25:21Z

I haven't been able to find parents of Benona W. DAIN / DANE, but he might be related to the other family that was of Kalamazoo at the same time and also moved to Nebraska.

The Ancestry census database of the 1840 Census of Vermont has in Rutland County
DAIN: Bidge, David, Lemual, & Stephen L. [Bidge is probably short for Oxenbridge.]
Franklin Co., DANE: Edward
Orleans Co., DANE, James, Jedediah, Joseph, & Louis.
There were also many DEAN entries in various counties.

In 1850, Orleans Co., VT, there was a Warren DEAN. Then in 1860, Rensselaer Co., NY, there was a Warren B. DNSHU, 17, b. Vermont. Could Benona's middle initial W. have stood for Warren?

FamilySearch.org: Benona W. DAIN m. 10 Feb. 1867, Kalamazoo, MI, Harriet E. CLARK.

Ancestry has Benoni DANE, Union Army, Civil War (no further information on the free site).

Kalamazoo Co., MI, 1870, DANE:
Benonis, 27; Harriet, 26; Anna, 2.
E. R., 40; Julia, 34; Charles, 14; Ella, 12; Edna, 10; Ida, 8; Truman, 6; Orland, 3.

Oak Ck., Webster Co., NE, 1880
Elias DAINS, 53, VT VT VT
Julia Ann, 45, OH NH NY
son Oland, 14, & dau. Carey, 9, b. MI; sons Emery, 4, & Edwin, 2 mos., b. NE.

Mill Creek, Franklin, AR, 1880
Benona W. DAIN, 35, VT MA VT
Wf. Harriett, 34, NY NY NY
daus. Anna, 12, MI; Edie, 8, NE.

Edie m. 24 Jan. 1889, Franklin Co., AR, Wm. J. ROGERS and had Leaffer Ellen, b. Dec. 1889, AR. Wm. m2. 5 Sep. 1892, Mary E. HONEA.

FamilySearch.org has Elias Royal DAIN (22 Je. 1828, Middlebury, Addison, VT - 17 Aug. 1921, Hebron, Thayer, NE; s/o Kaiser [sic, Elias Keyes] & Mary) m. Julia Ann / Juliann J. BROWN (12 Je. 1835, Sandusky, Erie, OH - 30 Jan. 1910, Hebron, NE) d/o Charles & Alvira.

Elias R. was son of Elias Keyes "Kize" DAIN (Nov. 1802, Windham Co., CT - 23 Jan. 1893, Farmer Twp., Defiance Co., OH) & Mary MARTIN, m. 19 Feb. 1824, Rochester, VT. Farmer P. O., Defiance Co., OH, 1860, DANE, E. K., 57, & Mary, 57. RootsWeb Family Trees has ancestry back to immigrant Abraham through Oxenbridge DAIN who married cousin Abigail DAIN. The spelling is variously DEAN, DANE, DAIN, sometimes with final S / ES.

USGenWeb > AR > Franklin Co.: Harriet & Annie DANE transferred from Fleeman to Gar Creek United Methodist Church, March 1885. When the church closed in 1988, records were to be sent to the Ft. Smith District Superintendent's Office.

Benoni is a Biblical name meaning child of sorrow, which usually meant that somebody had died around the time of the child's birth.

Can you think of any other clues?

(My line is from the immigrant Abraham through Deborah DANE(S) / DAIN (1791 - 1869), who m. Adam SHANER of Ohio.)

Re: Stella Dain

ebilbruck7 — 2008-09-23 21:52:53Z

My mother in law 1919-2008 was a Dain, dau of Loyd Wm. 1890-1920; Loyd Wm is the son of Wm Edward Dain and he is the son of Levi & Sarah dain. That's as far as I have gotten. Loyd was born in Taylorville, Christian Co, ILLINOIS.
I'll never find this back so if you would like to e mail me I'm at ebilbruck7@msn.com Please put in heading "Dain" Elaine
We are on dial up, so are slow SLOW

Re: Dains of England/Ireland

johncareybennett — 2008-09-12 14:38:21Z

Correction Rudkin!
Census 1841: living with George (Farmer and Grazier, 35, b. 1806) and baby George (10 months), plus her Mother-in-Law Elizabeth (75), and three others. Exton Village, Exton, Rutlandshire
Married George 3Q 1839 in the same District (Oakham).
She died 2Q 1850 again in Oakham. Rather sad

A grazier is "a person who grazes cattle"
Carey

Re: Dains of England/Ireland

johncareybennett — 2008-09-12 09:31:47Z

OK so here are some summarised details
Juliana (1808 -1850) married George Robert Runkin
She was one of ten children of Thomas Dain (1777 - 1826) and Elizabeth Ireland (1780 - )
Thomas was the son of John Dain (1741 - 1816) and Sarah Messing (1746 - 1837) (ancestors that we both share - John William Dain was Thomas' older brother - 1763 - 1829)
John was the son of ?? Dain and Mary ? (born 1714)
Regards
carey

Re: Dains of England/Ireland

johncareybennett — 2008-09-12 08:12:27Z

I tried to send an "hourglass" representation of my paternal and maternal lines with the Dain (father's mother) line added. But it doesn't like PowerPoint files. I have another more detailed traditonal structure from which the Dain line was extracted, but that is on paper! Please email me on johncareybennett@yahoo.co.uk, so I can start sending you details in a standard format. Bennett family legend has it that the Dain founder was the younger brother of a Dayne who changed his name after a family row! Granny Bennett was well-loved and died in 1972. Regards Carey

Re: Dains of England/Ireland

stevedain1 — 2008-09-11 23:02:41Z

Hi - I'd love to see your information regarding Juliana Dain.
Many thanks
Steve

Re: Dains of England/Ireland

johncareybennett — 2008-05-26 09:22:39Z

My brother and I have a geneology chart that takes in Julianna and her father's parents and his parents. We confirm "steve1" and his details. We always understood that the Dain name started just two or so generations before. Delighted to share what we have - looking at the various websites, we realise that none of the American Dain family are included. Please contact us:
Carey and Martyn Bennett

Re: Dains of England/Ireland

stevedain1 — 2008-05-23 21:30:56Z

Hi there. I am Juliana's second great grandnephew. She had 4 children, Messing, Herbert, John & George, and she was the daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Ireland.
What specific info would you like, and are you related to her?
rgds,
Steve

Harriet and Benona Dain, Anna Dain, Edie Dain

rogers_A1984 — 2008-03-15 22:27:46Z

I'm looking for anyone who knows about Benona H Dain married to Harriet. They show up in the 1880 Census in Arkansas (Franklin Co.). They had daughters Anna (b. 1868)and Edie (b.1872). If you know anything, feel free to email me at audrierogers@gmail.com

Re: Dain - New York/NYC

kelticsoul — 2008-02-20 06:05:04Z

OMG does it ever!

I'm not certain that I know your Dora, although there is a known Shuman connection to this Jake Dain. My Jake Dain did live in NYC, was Jewish & must be the same person.

Jake's first wife had 5 sisers & 2 half siblings. His sister-in-law Rebecca had two daughters, one of whom was my grandmother Harriet & the other was my great-aunt Edna.

Edna married David Musicant, they lived in Teaneck, NJ & owned both a florist shop as well as a funeral home. The funeral home is actually still in business and in family hands to this day.

I have never acually bumped into anyone who had an actual connection to anyone I've ever posted about. I cannot tell you how thrilled I was when I saw your post. Please email me at morgannia@gmail.com.

I would love to share further information with you.

~~~ kelticsoul

Re: Dain - New York/NYC

rredrosie — 2008-02-20 05:31:49Z

Hi there. I'm looking for info on a Jake Dain (Dane?) married to Dora Schuman (her married name) - he was her second husband. They lived in nyc and were jewish (i think she was from austria/hungary). She was my great-grandmother. They did not have any children together that I know of but he could have been married previously.

Also, there may (or may not) be some connection to Teaneck, NJ and a Musicant family who owned a florists and funeral parlor. Let me know if this makes any connections for you.

Thanks,
-Heather

Dains of CT / VT

MarilynRoth58 — 2007-09-05 17:33:45Z

Oxenbridge was a descendant of Abraham DEAN / DA(I/Y)N(E)S who was of Casco, Maine, before moving to New London, New London Co. [NL], CT, where he m. 22 or 27 Dec. 1671, Sarah PEAKE(S), dau/o Wm.

Sarah m2. 1691, Micah ROOD / ROWE.

Abraham & Sarah had sons John, b. 16 Feb. 1673/4; Thomas, b. 16 July 1677; Ebenezer, 27 Oct. 1680; & Ephraim, 15 Jan. 1685/6.

John DAINS (16 Feb. 1673/4, New London Co., CT - 14 May 1751) m1. Mary OVERTON; m2. Abigail PAIN, b. 1678, NL, CT, d/o Peter.

Thomas DAINS (16 July 1677 - 1 Oct. 1739) m. 1705, Hannah DAVIS, b. 1681, NL, CT.

Ebenezer DAINS (27 Oct. 1680, Norwich, NL, CT - 22 May 1753, Canterbury, Windham Co., CT) m. 17 Mar. 1706/7, Canterbury, Mercy LUDDINGTON (31 May 1691,
E. Haven, CT - 1 May 1773, Canterbury), d/o Wm.

Ephriam / Ephraim DAINS (15 Jan. 1685/6, Norwich - Mar. 1757) m. 30 Apr. 1708, Norwich, CT, Sarah PASMOUTH, b. 1690, d/o Richard.

ABIGAIL DAINS (27 Mar. 1715, Norwich - 30 Sep. 1772, Windham, CT; d/o Ebenezer) m. 26 Aug. 1735, Windham, Oxenbridge DAINS (3 Mar. 1713/4, Norwich - 5 Nov. 1796, Windham) s/o Ephraim.

Oxenbridge DAINS & Abigail DAINS had

Abigail b. & d. 1737, Norwich.
Zachariah (28 Sep. 1738, Norwich, CT - 1820+, Bethel, Windsor, VT) m. 18 Je. 1760, Windham CT, Elizabeth LUDDINGTON, b. 23 Apr. 1737, CT, d/o Elinor DAINS & Jas. LUDDINGTON
Ephraim / Ephriam, b. 12 Je. 1740, Norwich, m. 20 Nov. 1798, Ashford, CT, Percilla / Priscilla BROWN.
Samuel (21 July 1744, Ashford, Windham, CT - 10 May 1822, Brooklyn, Windham, CT) m. 1774, Abigail STANTON (1747 - 19 Mar. 1826, CT) d/o Sarah STAPLES & Thomas STANTON.
Oxenbridge, b. 6 July 1746, Ashford
Nathan (3 Jan. 1748/9, Hampton, Windham, CT - Je. 1785, Brooklyn, CT)
Abigail, b. 21 Jan. 1750/1, m. 16 Nov. 1772, Windham, CT, Zebulon JENNINGS / GINNINGS.
Thomas (22 Feb. 1752 - 24 Apr. 1816, Ellington, CT) [but Mabel W. MILLIKEN's History says that Abigail & Thomas were twins, one b. before midnight and one after].

Zachariah (28 Sep. 1738, CT - 1820+) m. 18 Je. 1760, CT, Elizabeth LUDDINGTON. They had Elizabeth, Lemuel, James Luddington, Wealthy, Mercy, Silence "Sila," Oxenbridge, David, Armana "Mina," Abigail "Nabby," & Zebulon.

Does this agree with your records? Lemuel (23 Sep. 1762, CT - 21 Jan. 1852, VT) m1. 11 Dec. 1784, CT, Abiah HARRIS; m2. Mary A. WIGHT.

Do you know names of any children of Oxenbridge (1771 - 1860)? RootsWeb has children b. Stockbridge, Windsor, VT: Joel, b. 14 Feb. 1800; Oriena/Irena, b. 2 Je. 1804; Clark, b. 6 Nov. 1806; & Mary/Polly, b. 7 Apr. 1809.

I do not have further records on Oxenbridge. Please post additions and corrections.

Re: Dain - New York/NYC

Ray_Zantarski — 2007-06-13 13:58:38Z

Can't say for sure what his religious affiliation was. I have his obit but it doesn't mention it. The only other things I know was that his original trade was a locksmith, and after marrying Caroline his occupation was listed as Mason, which was the Wolf family business called "E. Wolf & Sons". After the father died, they called the business "Dain & Wolf".
Most of them are buried at Fairmount cemetery in Newark, NJ.
Yes, please keep me in mind, I will do the same if I find out anything further.

Ray

Re: Dain - New York/NYC

kelticsoul — 2007-06-13 02:06:55Z

Possibly . . . I haven't find any documentation on my Dain's yet, but I've only been doing genalogical research for less than 4 months & the information I have is based on family recollections.

Do you know if the Dain who married into your family was Jewish? I don't know if Jake or Jacob Dain was Jewish, but my family that he married into was. I'll keep the names you listed in mind & if I dig up anything similar, I'll be sure to post it for you. :D

~~~ laura

Re: Dain - New York/NYC

Ray_Zantarski — 2007-06-13 01:45:21Z

Don't know if it's the same Dain family, but there was a Frederick H. Dain (1851-1902) born in New York who married into my family. He married Caroline Wolf sometime in the 1870's. They had 4 children Louise, Lenore, Lillian, Edna. Apparently Fred had a brother John, sister or sister-in-law also named Caroline (or Carrie). Fred & Caroline lived in Newark, NJ. I haven't looked into the Dain branch too deeply yet, but if you find they are related, I'd be interested in sharing info.

Dain - New York/NYC

kelticsoul — 2007-06-11 07:35:30Z

Hello,

I'm looking for any information on Dain's from New York or NYC. Specifically, I'm looking on information on Jake or Jacob Dain, who married Malaka (sp?) Vigodr/Wigdor/Victorvitch/Wigdorwitz (among other variations) who would have come from Bielske Russia/Ukraine/Belarus & currently Poland (it changed hands a lot). They might have settled in NY, Brooklyn, especially, but I'm not sure. He might have been a truck driver. They had 3 kids, probably born between 1900-1915 - Rose, Charlie (Charles) & Sylvia who went on to marry ? Goldberg.

Malaka had 4 full sisters - Leah, Rebecca (my g-grandmother), Verka (sp?), Baylah (sp?) & 2 half or step siblings Abraham & Mindal Rosenblum.

If any of this sounds remotely familar, please contact me, we have information to exchange.

~~~ laura

Death of Mr. Clarence Frost Dain in Cuba

davwayell — 2007-03-17 19:05:59Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Clarence Frost Dain, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Dain died in Cuba on August 10, 1948.

Dave Ellison

davwayell@aol.com

Re: Dains of England/Ireland

hegywt — 2006-12-29 01:09:52Z

My ancestor, Lemuel Dain, lived in the Rutland Vermont area and died there in 1852. No Juliannas in his offspring. He had a brother Oxenbridge (1771-1860)who married in 1799. Maybe Oxenbridge (also called O.B.) is Julianna Dain's father. Some information I have says that Lemuel and Oxenbridge's father was Zachariah Deanes.

Obit: Evelyn Gertrude Dain b.1912 Emo, ON

kttrucking1 — 2006-12-05 18:50:09Z

DAIN _ Evelyn Gertrude (Eva) 1912 - 2005 Eva passed away peacefully on Sunday, February 13, 2005, in the early morning hours at the age of 92 years, at the Intercare Brentwood Care Centre. Eva was born in Emo, ON on April 11, 1912. She will be lovingly remembered by her children, Virginia (Bob) Armstrong, Jim (Alma) Dain, Carol (Glen) Dessler, Audrey Dain, Linda (Rick) Rogers and Laura (Yvon) Michaud; her thirteen grandchildren, twenty great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandchild; a sister-in-law Louise Dain; and several nieces and nephews. Eva was predeceased by her husband Frank on April 4, 1993; grandsons, Douglas Armstrong in March of 1958 and Kyle Murphy in October of 2000. Funeral Services will be held at McINNIS & HOLLOWAY'S Chapel of the Bells (2720 Centre Street North) today, February 16, 2005 at 1:00 p.m. Graveside Service to follow at Mountain View Memorial Gardens. Forward condolences through www.mcinnisandholloway.com. Eva's Family would like to extend their sincere thanks to the Nurses and Staff at the Intercare Brentwood Care Centre, 2727 - 16 Avenue N.W., Calgary, Alberta T2N 3Y6. In living memory of Eva Dain, a tree will be planted at Nose Creek Valley by McINNIS & HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOMES, Chapel of the Bells, 2720 CENTRE STREET NORTH, CALGARY

George Washington DAIN, IN, 1831-1903

MarilynRoth58 — 2006-11-16 15:49:43Z

I believe this line descends thus from Abraham DAIN(S) / DEAN(E) of New England:

Kasson DAINS (24 July 1798, Belpre, Wash., OH - 18 Aug. 1845, bu. Sugarcreek Twp., Montg. Co., IN) m. 11 Apr. 1822 [or 1824?], Esther BURROUGHS.

Asa DAINS (7 Je. 1764, Canterbury, CT - 4 May 1843, Orange Twp., Meigs Co., OH) m. 1 Apr. 1785, Jane KASSON (18 Je. 1765, Voluntown, NL, CT - 29 S 1852, Orange Twp., Meigs Co., OH) d/o Samuel KASSON & Eleanor DIXON.

Ebenezer DAINS, b. 4 S 1739, Canterbury; m. 14 Nov. 1763, Canterbury, Mary DURFEY (ca. 1740 - 1790+, Royalton, VT) d/o John DURFEY & Mercy FOSTER.

Ebenezer DAINS (9 Apr. 1712, Norwich, CT - 2 July 1787, Canterbury, CT) m. 9 Nov. 1738, Canterbury, CT, Deborah MUNROE, b. 12 Jan. 1713, d/o David MUNROE / MONROE & Debora(h) HOWE.

Ebenezer DAINS (27 Oct. 1680, Norwich, CT - 22 May 1753, Canterbury, CT) , m. 17 Mar. 1706/7, Norwich, Mercy LUDDINGTON (31 May 1691, E. Haven, CT - 1 May 1773, Canterbury, CT), d/o Mercy WHITEHEAD & Wm. LUDDINGTON.

Abraham DEAN / DAIN(S), b. ca. 1640, either in England or in the vicinity of Casco, ME; d. by Jan. 1690/1, Norwich, CT; m. 22 / 27 Dec. 1671, CT, Sarah PEAKE / PIKE, b. ca. 1651, Norwich, CT, d/o Wm. & Elizabeth. Sarah m2. 1691, Micah ROWE or ROOD.

As far as I know, the exact location of Abraham's birth and names of his parents are unknown. He definitely came from Casco, ME, to Connecticut, ca. 1664.

Dain: Frederick, Caroline, Louise M., Lillian E., Lenora H., Edna S.

Ray_Zantarski — 2006-04-26 19:33:04Z

Frederick Dain, a locksmith and later mason/builder originally from NY married Caroline (Carrie) Wolf, my Aunt between 1870-1880. They had 4 daughters Louise M., Lillian E., Lenora H., and Edna S. I do not know any family names that these ladies may have married into, but I'd be interested to know what happened to them. If they are in your history, we are cousins. Feel free to contact me! Fred & Caroline lived in Caroline's Parent's home (probably renting another floor) at 23 Court St., Newark NJ. By 1910 the Dain daughters moved 2 doors up to #27 Court. By 1920, Louise & Edna moved to 90 Elizabeth Ave., Newark. (Owned by Louise).

Re: Dain family

nomad1950 — 2006-04-17 03:32:34Z

Researching Staffordshire Dain family, my ancestress Mary Dain was baptized at Mear, Staffordshire, and had the following siblings: John, Francis, Joseph. Seem to be relatives of a Major F. Dain at Ashley. Family may have connections to Christopher Dain of Haughton, Staffordshire.
Left for Toronto, Ontario and lived in East York, Oshawa, and Caradoc.

Re: Dain family

nomad1950 — 2006-04-17 03:32:34Z

I have grandson just south of Gatwick Airport.

My Dain research has gone fairly well and I did make the connection with the Dain Family of Haughton. Two of Christoper Dain's sons; Major and John came to Ashley and Hook's Gate.
John Dain had a son John Dain and his brother had a son John Dain.

John Dain's son John had a daughter Mary who married William George Norris who emmigrated to Yorkville and then Bowmanville, Upper Canada before migrating to Victoria, on Vancouver Island.

So yes I would like to hear about the other Dain researchers.

Don Norris

Obit. of Louise Larke (Dain) - Kokomo , Indiana

StaceyA1971 — 2006-04-07 07:09:21Z

Louise Larke

Jan. 24, 1943 – April 5, 2006

Louise A. Larke, 63, Kokomo, died at 2:17 a.m. Wednesday, April 5, 2006, at St. Joseph Hospital. She was born Jan. 24, 1943, in Louisville, Ky., a daughter of Marion H. & Bessie F. Dain.

Louise was a 1962 graduate of Kokomo High School. She served as a medical corpsman in the Army. She was a certified medical assistant, certified nursing assistant and was a certified interior designer and decorator. She was currently working as a medical assistant at Waterford Health Campus.

She enjoyed designing silk flower arrangements, making crafts, shopping and spending time with her grandchildren.

Survivors include one daughter and son-in-law, Victoria and William Guerre of Kokomo; two sons and one daughter-in-law, Paul and Teresa Larke of Houston, Texas, James Larke of Murfreesboro, Tenn.; grandchildren, Tosha, Adrianne and Kayla Larke, Brittany and Danielle Larke, William “Billy” Guerre, III, Abigail, Anna and Margaret Guerre; one great-grandson, Braxton Larke; and one brother and sister-in-law, Danny and Karla Dain of Kokomo. She was preceded in death by her parents, Marion “Pop” and Bessie Dain; and one sister, Anna Lea Dain.

Services will be held at 7 p.m. Saturday in Shirley & Stout Funeral Home-Grecu Chapel, 414 W. Jefferson St., with the Rev. Fr. Dennis J. O’Keeffe officiating. Friends are invited to call from 4 p.m. until service time on Saturday. Private burial will made in Albright Cemetery on Monday morning. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. Envelopes will be available at the funeral home.

Harriet Frances Dain of Auburn, Maine Photograph E.L.H.S. 1902

tgnelson — 2006-03-10 23:47:14Z

I have just come into possession of a formal school photograph of Frances Dain, Edward Little High School, Auburn, Maine, Class of 1902.

Dain family

misbeki — 2005-10-28 05:35:03Z

Do you have a Mary Dain (b. 9/1/1801 in Va) in your line who married Jacob Evans and settled in Tn. She had 10 children - 2 who remained in Tn after Jacob died and she took the remaining to settle in Mo. Thanks for any help.

Dain

MaryDain — 2005-07-30 14:46:24Z

I too have wondered about the Ohio James Dain. My family immigrated from Co. Donegal Ireland to NYS in 1840s to 1850s. I know other members of same family went to PA and then west. Were your Dains Irish? If so I might have info that would be helpful.

Re: Dain family

MaryDain — 2005-07-30 14:46:24Z

Jill,
My family was from Co. Donegal Ireland but orignally from Scotland, borders. The family used Dean, Deans, DEane or Dain. There are English Dains as well, not connected to mine as far as I know.
Mary

Dain family

MarilynRoth58 — 2005-04-04 21:36:26Z

Thanks for the message. We'd love to find where Abraham DAIN was before he was in Casco, Maine; and New London, CT, by 1664.

Who is your ancestor with the Dain middle name?

Re: Dain family

2005-04-03 14:16:01Z

Interested in your Dain research. I think they may have originated in Warwickshire/Gloucestershire England.
I have an ancestor with Dain as a middle name, so I am interested.
J Blackham

Re: TRYING TO FIND MY HUSBANDS BIRTH FAMILY

2004-11-26 23:44:50Z

I am related to the Brand (changed to Brandt over here) family. My Grandfather's mother is Mathilda Brandt who came over with the family in 1907. Please email me at bnelson123@hotmail.com so we can exchange info.

Dains of England/Ireland

arnoldkd1 — 2004-11-10 07:16:42Z

Looking for info on Julianna Dain (B 1806) who married George Robert Rudkin in Rutland. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

James DAIN

ubmac — 2004-07-16 12:50:04Z

Looking for the parents of James DAIN/DANE
born circa 1800 in PA. The family moved to
OH and he married Lucinda CULVER in Guernsey
Co., OH in 1835. They lived in Muskingum Co.,OH
in 1840, have not found him in 1850 but he migrated
to IL and is on the 1860 Christian Co., IL
census. There are DAIN/DANE families listed
in Muskingum Co., are they related?

Dain Family

ubmac — 2004-07-16 12:50:04Z

The family story is that the original Dain
did come from Ireland, where I don't know but
my aunt said after the revolutionary war, but
she was not an accurate historian because she
had the revolutionary and civil war mixed up.
I have not been able to link my James to any
of the families in PA or OH. I would love to
if we could make a connection. I believe that
Jame's father was Thomas DAIN but have to find
some proof.

Dain Family

ubmac — 2004-07-16 12:50:04Z

I don't have a Mary Dain. The Dain family that I
am following is from Pennsylvania and they
settled in Muskingum Co., OH. around 1819

Dain family

ubmac — 2004-07-16 12:50:04Z

I just reread your message. I know that my
James was born in PA around 1800. Don't know
if this connects the families.

Re: Dain family

ubmac — 2004-07-16 12:50:04Z

Jame's parents were Thomas Dain born Ireland c. 1755 died
1841 in Norwich, Ohio and Nancy born circa 1764 and died in
1851 in Norwich, Ohio. The children of Thomas and Nancy that I have found so far are Thomas m: Prudence unknownlastname, John m: Catherine Sellars, Elizabeth married Alexander Henderson , Robert married Elizabeth Henderson and James married Lucinda Culver. Thomas I believe settled in Indiana, John stayed in Ohio in Licking County; Robert remained in Muskingum County, Ohio, Elizabeth stayed in Ohio but I believed died young, and James moved to Illinois. There might be more but have not connected them.
Let me know if this helps.

Stella Dain

ubmac — 2004-07-16 12:50:04Z

Carol, I can fill you in on the DAIN family. I
am a descendant of James Dain who was a brother
to John DAIN who was Stella's father. I have
traced the Dain family back to Thomas Dain born
circa 1755 in Ireland. I have many records to
share including the probate records from Stella
and from her mother Sarah.

Rosi Daine-Round Grove Cemetery-TX

tntricia1 — 2004-04-23 18:36:18Z

Round Grove Cemetery
Round Grove Rd
Lewisville (Denton Co), TX
817-329-3085

Re: Dain family

Crossword63 — 2004-03-03 22:35:58Z

thank you for replying to me. It is an unusual name. I am interested in its connection with my name of Pittaway, as relatives were named Thomas Dain Pittaway. He lived in Wednesbury,Staffordshire, in the l880s and some of the relatives went to Canada and the USA.
I havent done any research for sometime on that line. I live in the area at present, England, but I know someone in America or Canada, who is tracing that line.
Best wishes, jill Blackham

Re: Mable Angie Dain

2003-07-05 10:32:21Z

Hello Linda,

It's been a long time since we communicated by E-mail.

Hope you are well. Was trying to do some last minute research on my family lines and came across one of the replies we shared a couple of years ago.

Are you still trying to find information on Atlanta and Hugh?

I will continue to research those two names and will see what I can come up with and let you know.

Next week we are flying to Indiana for a first ever Reunion on the Reeves and extended family lines. Bob will be there as well as other cousins we have made contact with.

Anyway, just wanted to say hello and will talke to you later by E-mail.

Sharon

Re: Dain family

MarilynRoth58 — 2003-06-08 13:28:23Z

Do you know the names of the parents of James DAIN/DANE, b. ca. 1800, PA?