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My Great Great Great Grandfather!
In 1864, John appeared as a witness at a murder trial. Rebecca Hunt (an 'interesting looking girl', according to the Birmingham Post) was accused of murdering her own child (she was later found guilty of manslaughter) and John had let her out of King's Norton workhouse the morning after the child died.
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14 June 1815
Dumbarton, Scotland
Glassmaker/Stonebreaker/Labourer
Mary RUDGE, 1817-1886
18 May 1835
Harborne, Worcestershire
Alexander DUNSHEE, 1836-?
John DUNSHEE, 1839-1840
Elizabeth DUNSHEE, 1842-1917
Mary DUNSHEE, 1845-?
Boy DUNSHEE, 1845
John DUNSHEE, 1847-1916
Ann DUNSHEE, 1850-1855
James DUNSHEE, 1852-1865
Samuel Rudge DUNSHEE, 1854-1917
Clara DUNSHEE, 1858-?
1841: Scotch Row, Smethwick, Staffordshire
March 1851: Spon Lane, Smethwick, Staffordshire
April 1851: 231 Victoria Street, Smethwick, Staffordshire
1861: Curran’s building, George Street, Smethwick, Staffordshire
1871: 82 Oldbury Road, Smethwick, Staffordshire
24 July 1871
Smethwick
Suddenly from natural causes
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