DUNN Jean

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 1352

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 1350

Arnold married DUNN Bernice Inez. Bernice (daughter of DUNN James Thomas, Sr. and HORNE Pearl Blanche) was born on 8 Aug 1922 in Isle of Wight County, VA (Central Hill); died on 29 Dec 1984 in Suffolk, Suffolk, VA; was buried in Suffolk, Suffolk, VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 1337

Notes:

Burial: Suffolk, Virginia - Meadowbrook Memorial Gardens: 4569 Shoulders Hill Road, Suffolk, VA 23435, Phone Number: (757) 488-4971

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 1324
• Living In: 1930, Kinston, Lenoria County, NC

Notes:

Cemetery:
Other Dunn's buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Suffolk, VA.:
FLORENCE HAYDEN KILBY DUNN
09-18-1866
03-31-1938
D/O JOHN THOMPSON JR. AND
MARY H. BENN KILBY
W/O SYDNEY ROBERTSON DUNN
BLOCK D, LOT 66
O-S.R.DUNN
GERALD OLIVER DUNN
04-28-1928
05-24-1971 HAMPTON,VA.
BLOCK J, LOT 12
O-MRS. WILKIE DUNN
JAMES L. DUNN
1903 - 1905
BLOCK F, LOT 35
O-J.B.DUNN
JAMES THOMAS DUNN PEARL B. HORN DUNN
09-26-1882 05-25-1887
12-16-1949 02-02-1969
BLOCK T, LOT 6
O-PEARL B.HORNE DUNN
JOHN C. DUNN
1913 - 1971
BLOCK J, LOT 12
O-MRS. WILKIE DUNN
JOHN CAMPBELL DUNN
08-26-1871
02-12-1937
BLOCK J, LOT 12
O-MRS. WILKIE DUNN
REINTERMENT 09-16-1968 VA.BEACH,VA.
KATIE DUNN
NO DATES AGE 7 MONTHS
D/O SYDNEY R. AND
HATTIE BENTON VINK DUNN
BLOCK D, LOT 66
O-S.R.DUNN
MAY DUNN
10-06-1879
03-01-1894
D/O SYDNEY ROBERTSON AND
HATTIE BENTON VINK DUNN
BLOCK D, LOT 66
O-S.R.DUNN
SYDNEY ROBERTSON DUNN HATTIE BENTON VINK DUNN
04-23-1853 AMELIA CO.,VA. 09-22-1863 CUMBERLAND CO.,VA.
04-25-1920 SUFFOLK, VA. 09-26-1886 SUFFOLK,VA.
S/O WILLIAM R.J. AND D/O WILLIAM AND KATE
MARY EPPES ROBERTSON DUNN CORNELIA JACKSON VINK
BLOCK D, LOT 66
O-S.R.DUNN
VALENTINE SOUTHALL DUNN
SON OF JOSEPH B. AND
MARTHA S. DUNN
01-09-1902
05-16-1903
BLOCK F, LOT 35
O-J.B.DUNN
WILKIE SIMONS DUNN
01-07-1893 AGE 72
01-05-1966 VA.BEACH,VA.
BLOCK J, LOT 12
O-MRS. WILKIE DUNN
WILLIS A. DUNN
WORLD WAR II
SSGT. U.S. ARMY
12-03-1916
11-03-1944 KIA
BLOCK J, LOT 12
O-MRS. WILKIE DUNN

Living In:
according to the 1930 census (4-4-1930) they were living in Kinston, NC and had 11 of their children with them. James' occupation was listed as a manager for a lumber company

James married HORNE Pearl Blanche about 1913. Pearl (daughter of HORNE John Leonardis and JOHNSON Adney) was born on 25 May 1887; died on 2 Feb 1969 in Suffolk, VA; was buried on 4 Feb 1969 in Suffolk, VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Pearlie
• Reference Number: 1312
• Alt. Birth: Nov 1886; the 1900 census
• Education: Jun 1900, Newville, Prince George, VA; school
• Nickname: Jun 1900; Pearlie
• Medical: 2 Feb 1969; Heart Attack
• Alt. Burial: 14 Feb 1969, Suffolk, Suffolk, VA; Cedar Hill Cemtery

Notes:

Notes for PEARL BLANCH HORNE: Pearl had four children by her first husband Andrew. She was pregnant with the forth child, Sterling J., at the time of her husband Andrew's death. Andrew Dunn died on October 12, 1912, and Sterling was born on January 3, 1813. He died on May 23,1913. His grave marker read as follows: "Sterling J. Son Of Andrew and Pearl Dunn Born January 3, 1913 Died May 23, 1913 Asleep In Jesus".

According to the 1930 census taken on April 4, 1930, James T. Dunn and Pearl Dunn lived in Kinston, North Carolina. They had eleven of their children living with them at that time. Andrew, Jr. and Ruby were not living with them. James T. Dunn's occupation was listed as a manager for a lumber company.

Susie Horne Laine had tuberculosis and died in Catawba Sanatorium on Valentine Day, February 14, 1934 at 8pm. See the scrapbook for telegram notifying M. A. R. Laine of her death.
Evelyn Ruth Laine saved two letters that were written by Adnie Johnson Horne to Susie Horne. One letter was written on July 13, 1906 and the other was written on August 2, 1906. Adnie Johnson Horne lived in Talpa, Virginia. According to a Virginia map circa 1900, this was in south Prince George County very close to the Dinwiddie and Sussex County lines. At the time she wrote the letters she was a widow. Her husband John L. Horne died the previous year, May 15, 1905. Also at this time Pearl, Susie's sister, was married to Andrew G. Dunn. Pearl was three to four months pregnant with her first child who would be born on January 26, 1907. Susie Horne went to live with Pearl probably because her mother was ailing (Adnie Johnson Horne died on March 1, 1907), her father died the year before, her brother John and sisters Lula and Mattie were at home and could take care of their mother, and Pearl needed help at home. At this writing, the location where Pearl and Andrew lived is unknown but was apparently far enough away from Talpa that frequent visits were difficult. Adnie Johnson Horne's letters spoke of friends Rob and Nellie Temple being ill with Typhoid fever, and spoke of trips to Salum for 'meatings', and a planned trip to Shilo for Lula and Mattie. There are currently two churches in what is now the Templeton District of Prince George County, one is Salem Methodist Church on Templeton Road, and about three and one half miles away, at 18310 Halifax Road, is the Shiloh Baptist Church. It is assumed that Adnie was referring to these Churches as the places for the meetings.
See the scrapbook for the letters and pictures of the churches.
Letters:
It is interesting to note the various cursive style for individual letters, date notation, and lack of punctuation. Spelling apparently was based on phonics. The letters were dated July 13 19 6, and August 2 19 6. There was no comma after the day, and the year was written nineteen six, no zero before the six. Note words: awlways (always), fiew (few), receaved (received), yore (your), thare (there), weak (week), etc.
Two of Susie Horne's cousins were judges. Judge West in Petersburg, and Judge Temple in Prince George County.

(Medical):Pearl Dunn died of a heart attack. This was unexpected because she had been very active and had never had any indication of heart trouble.

Medical:
Pearl Dunn died of a heart attack. This was unexpected because she had been very active and had never had any indication of heart trouble.

Buried:
JAMES THOMAS DUNN & PEARL B. HORN DUNN
09-26-1882 05-25-1887
12-16-1949 02-02-1969
BLOCK T, LOT 6
O-PEARL B.HORNE DUNN

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alt. Name: John Leondius
• Reference Number: 1301
• Census: 1860, Sussex County, VA
• Military: 10 Oct 1863; Civil War
• Census: 1900, Newville, Sussex County, VA
• Residence: 1900, Prince George County, VA; Living in Prince George

Notes:

Notes for JOHN LEONDIUS HORNE: John Leonardis Horne served during the Civil War in the 13th Virginia Cavalry, Company "A". He was a conscript from Camp Lee on October 10, 1863. He was a private assigned to Company "A" as of February 10, 1864. John was in the hospital on March 25, 1864 and in October 1864. It is not known if he was in the hospital from March to October or if he was admitted twice. After that he never showed present on any Company "A" rolls. He was shown on the Union list of refugees and deserters in April 21, 1865. He was sent from City Point, Virginia to Fort Powhatan. John's hospitalization may have been the result of a skirmish with Union troops at Falmouth in Stafford County in mid March 1864.

Letter received: 2005

The offsprings of John Leondius Horne and Adnie Johnson were: Annie Mae Horne - Female - born May 20, 1880 Mattie Elizabeth Horne - Female - born October 29, 1878 Mollie Rebecca Horne - Female born December 2, 1875 John R. Horne - Male - born 1879 Lula Airy Horne - Female - born September, 25 1884 Pearl Blanch Horne - Female - born November 1886 Susie Horne - Female - born March 16, 1892 Myrtie Ruth Horne - Female - born April 25, 1888

John Leonardis Home (b.6/23/1842 in Sussex Co.;d.5/21/1905) was the eldest
child of Williamson T. Home (b.abt.l815:d.Jan 1876) and Mary E.
(b.abt.!822;d.after 1880)John's second marriage was to Adnie Johnston/Johnson
sometime after 1871.
Their children were:
Mollie Rebecca (b.12/2/1875)
Mattie Eliza (b.10/29/1878)
Annie Mae (b.5/20/1880)
Lula Airy (b.9/25/1884)
John R. (b.abt.1879)
Pearl Blanch(b.Nov 1886)
Myrtie Ruth (b.4/25/1888)
Susie (b.May 1894)
Four of the Home girls are buried with their husbands at Salem Methodist Church
near Templeton in Prince George County.
John L. Home served during the Civil War in the 13th Virginia Cavalry.

Annie Mae married Robert William Harville - they are buried in the Salem Church Cemetery in Prince George County

Mollie Rebecca married John D. Magee - they are buried in the Salem Church Cemetery in Prince George County

Pearl was married twice. Her first husband Andrew Garland Dunn was killed in October 1912. They had a son that was born on January 3, 1913 and died May 23, 1913 - they (father and son) are buried in the Salem Church Cemetery in Prince George County. Pearl is buried in Suffolk.

Susie died in Catawba Sanatorium in 1934 and is buried in Newport News

Lula Airy married Joseph A. Harville - they are buried in Burrowsville at the Salem Methodist Church.

I don't know where John, Mattie, or Myrtie Ruth are.

Posted by Greg Werner on 8/20/2004, 3:56 pm, in reply to "Horne family
John Leonardis Horne (b. 6/23/1842 in Sussex Co.; d.5/21/1905) was the eldest child of Williamson T. Horne (b. abt.1815:d. Jan 1876) and Mary E. (b. abt.1822;d. after 1880). John's second marriage was to Adnie Johnston/Johnson sometime after 1871. Their children were: Mollie Rebecca (b.12/2/1875), Mattie Eliza (b.10/29/1878), Annie Mae (b.5/20/1880), Lula Airy (b.9/25/1884), John R. (b.abt.1879), Pearl Blanch(b.Nov 1886), Myrtie Ruth (b.4/25/1888), Susie (b.May 1894) Four of the Horne girls are buried with their husbands at Salem Methodist Church near Templeton in Prince George County. John L. Horne served during the Civil War in the 13th Virginia Cavalry. I have further information on the Hornes if you want it. Greg Werner

Census:
United States Census, 1860 for John L Horne
name:      John L Horne
residence:      , Sussex_code, Virginia
ward:      Dist No 1
age:      18 years
estimated birth year:      1842
birthplace:      Virginia
gender:      Male
page:      13
family number:      96
film number:      805380
dgs number:      4298875
image number:      00448
nara number:      M653

Military:
13th Virginia Cavalry, Company "A". He was a conscript from Camp Lee on October 10, 1863. He was a private assigned to Company "A" as of February 10, 1864. John was in the hospital on March 25, 1864 and in October 1864. It is not known if he was in the hospital from March to October or if he was admitted twice. After that he never showed present on any Company "A" rolls. He was shown on the Union list of refugees and deserters in April 21, 1865. He was sent from City Point, Virginia to Fort Powhatan. John's hospitalization may have been the result of a skirmish with Union troops at Falmouth in Stafford County in mid March 1864.

Census:
1900 United States Federal Census
about John Horne
Name:John Honne [John Horne] [John Hanne]          
Age:19          
Birth Date:Jun 1880          
Birthplace:Virginia          
Home in 1900:Newville, Sussex, Virginia          
Race:White          
Gender:Male          
Relation to Head of House:Son          
Marital Status:Single          
Father's Name:John L Honne          
Father's Birthplace:Virginia          
Mother's name:Adney Honne          
Mother's Birthplace:Virginia          
Occupation:View on Image          
Neighbors:View others on page          
Household Members:NameAge               
John L Honne 57               
Adney Honne 45               
Mattie Honne 22               
Lula Honne 17               
Perlie Honne 14               
John Honne 19               
Susie Honne 6               

Residence:
Census shows Newville Magisterial District

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Adnie
• Reference Number: 1302

Notes:

Notes for ADNIE JOHNSON: Adnie Johnson was the second wife of John Leonardis Home. They had eight children. They were married sometime after 1871.

Susie Horne Laine had tuberculosis and died in Catawba Sanatorium on Valentine Day, February 14, 1934 at 8pm. See the scrapbook for telegram notifying M. A. R. Laine of her death.
Evelyn Ruth Laine saved two letters that were written by Adnie Johnson Horne to Susie Horne. One letter was written on July 13, 1906 and the other was written on August 2, 1906. Adnie Johnson Horne lived in Talpa, Virginia. According to a Virginia map circa 1900, this was in south Prince George County very close to the Dinwiddie and Sussex County lines. At the time she wrote the letters she was a widow. Her husband John L. Horne died the previous year, May 15, 1905. Also at this time Pearl, Susie's sister, was married to Andrew G. Dunn. Pearl was three to four months pregnant with her first child who would be born on January 26, 1907. Susie Horne went to live with Pearl probably because her mother was ailing (Adnie Johnson Horne died on March 1, 1907), her father died the year before, her brother John and sisters Lula and Mattie were at home and could take care of their mother, and Pearl needed help at home. At this writing, the location where Pearl and Andrew lived is unknown but was apparently far enough away from Talpa that frequent visits were difficult. Adnie Johnson Horne's letters spoke of friends Rob and Nellie Temple being ill with Typhoid fever, and spoke of trips to Salum for 'meatings', and a planned trip to Shilo for Lula and Mattie. There are currently two churches in what is now the Templeton District of Prince George County, one is Salem Methodist Church on Templeton Road, and about three and one half miles away, at 18310 Halifax Road, is the Shiloh Baptist Church. It is assumed that Adnie was referring to these Churches as the places for the meetings.
See the scrapbook for the letters and pictures of the churches.
Letters:
It is interesting to note the various cursive style for individual letters, date notation, and lack of punctuation. Spelling apparently was based on phonics. The letters were dated July 13 19 6, and August 2 19 6. There was no comma after the day, and the year was written nineteen six, no zero before the six. Note words: awlways (always), fiew (few), receaved (received), yore (your), thare (there), weak (week), etc.
Two of Susie Horne's cousins were judges. Judge West in Petersburg, and Judge Temple in Prince George County.

Notes:

Married:
Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940 for John L. Horn
He was a widower
groom's name:      John L. Horn
groom's birth date:      1840
groom's birthplace:      Sussex Co., Va.
groom's age:      35
bride's name:      Adnia Johnson
bride's birth date:      1852
bride's birthplace:      Sussex Co., Va.
bride's age:      23
marriage date:      16 Feb 1875
marriage place:      Isle Of Wight, Virginia
groom's father's name:      W. T.
groom's mother's name:      Mary E.
bride's father's name:      Wm.
bride's mother's name:      Eliza.
groom's race:     
groom's marital status:      Widowed
groom's previous wife's name:     
bride's race:     
bride's marital status:      Single
bride's previous husband's name:     
indexing project (batch) number:      M86877-2
system origin:      Virginia-EASy
source film number:      32020
reference number:      P 27 In 8a