Deborah Dunn
Lifespan: 1771 - 1850
Birth: 6 Feb 1771 in Gorham, Cumberland County, Maine
Occupation: Unknown
Marriage: Solomon Tracy
Children: Polly Tracy, James L. Tracy
Parents: Nathaniel Dunn & Mercy Dyer
Death: 23 Jan 1905 in Hiram, Oxford County, Maine
Burial: Hiram, Oxford County, Maine
Deborah Dunn: A Life Rooted in New England’s Soil
Chapter 1: Birth and Early Life in Revolutionary Gorham (1771–1795)
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