- grew up in Simpsonville,
South Carolina, in a
Christian family. Her
father Dunnel is a BMW
worker and a
deacon and her
mother LaRita is a
teacher and a minister...
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David Dunnels White (April 14, 1844 –
February 9, 1924) was an
American farmer who
served as a
Union soldier during the
American Civil War. His "single-handed...
- 37th M****achusetts
Infantry in the year 1897,
claiming that
Private David Dunnels White of
their regiment was the
actual captor of
Major General Lee. "Who's...
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resigned as
Sectetary of Education, to join the
Washington law firm of
Dunnels, Duvall, Bennett, and Porter. In
March 1989, he
returned to the federal...
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commanded troops in the
field and was
captured at Sayler's Cr**** by
David Dunnels White a
private in the 37th M****achusetts
Infantry Regiment on
April 6;...
- (Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge, 1994), Ch. 7. ISBN 978-0-521-81248-1 R.
Dunnel, The Hia Hia, in D.
Twitchet and J. K.
Fairbank (eds.), The
Cambridge History...
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White (South
African cricketer) (born 1991),
South African cricketer David Dunnels White (1844–1924),
Medal of
Honor recipient David Renfrew White (1847–1937)...
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Dwinelle at
RootsWeb The True
Genealogy of the
Dunnel and
Dwinnell family of New
England by
Henry Gale
Dunnel (pages 30 and 47)
Justin Dwinell at Find a Grave...
- Route 10 Route 47 Route 63 Route 78 Route 112 Route 116 Route 122
David Dunnels White,
Medal of
Honor nominee for
capturing Major General Custis Lee, son...
- with
several others located southeast in the
Northampton area.
David Dunnels White,
Medal of
Honor nominee, for the
capture of
Major General Custis...
