An American Family History

Thomas Dungan

also spelled Dunkin, Duncan

Bucks County, Pennsylvania is one of three original Pennsylvania Counties and was formed in 1682. Originally it was a large territory that included all of what would later be Berks, Northampton, and Lehigh.

Reverend Thomas Dungan was born about 1635 in England.

He married Elizabeth Weaver.

Their children included:

William Dungan (1664, married Deborah Wing),
Elizabeth Dungan (1665, married Nathaniel West),
Clement Dungan (1668),
Thomas Dungan (1670, married Mary (?) Drake),
Rebecca Dungan (married Edward Doyle),
Jeremiah Dungan (1673, married Deborah Drake),
Mary Dungan Richards,
John Dungan, and
Sarah Dungan (married James Carrell).

Thomas was a pantentee of East Greenwich, Rhode Island; was a representative of that town in the Assembly of that Colony in 1678 and 1681, and served as sergeant in the Newport militia.

In 1682 he sold his land in East Greenwich and Newport.

The family moved to Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

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