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| Birth: | 9 Oct 1789 in Hallowell, Kennebec County, Maine 2 3 |
| Death: | 9 Aug 1876 in Bellevue, Jackson County, Iowa 4 |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | William Dorr b. 13 Jul 1757 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts |
| Mother: | Jane Partridge b. 19 Nov 1760 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts |
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| Burial: After 9 Aug 1876 Bellevue, Jackson County, Iowa 5 |
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| Sabrina Bartlett (Wife) b. Before 1822 in Herkimer, Herkimer County, New York
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| Marriage: | 19 MAR 1822 |
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 Sabrina Dorr b. 25 Jan 1813 in Hallowell, Kennebec County, Maine
- William Dorr b. 15 Dec 1814 in Hallowell, Kennebec County, Maine
 Dorotha Jane Dorr b. 2 Oct 1816 in Hallowell, Kennebec County, Maine
- Deborah Ann Dorr b. 2 Nov 1819 in Hallowell, Kennebec County, Maine
- Ebenezer Dorr b. 21 May 1822 in Western, Oneida County, New York
- Joseph Bartlett Dorr b. 5 Aug 1825 in Hamburg, Eire County, New York
- Josephine Sabrina Dorr b. 13 Dec 1827 in Hamburg, Eire County, New York
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Individual:
Joseph Dorr, was a civilian, and followed industrial and social
pursuits of peace, though he did serve in the New York State Militiafor a time during the war of 1812.
He put in seven years of his youth in Boston learning the trade of ship carpenter and joiner, and in after years of constructed a numberof the largest ships on Lake Erie.
Joseph was blessed with a rich tenor voice, which he prized and cultivated; and was a valued member of the choir of Old South Baptistchurch of Boston. Later he became a director, and led many choirs.He never lost his smooth clear voice to the day of his death; and oneof the sweet memories of the writer's life was that of hearing himsing on the bed of his last sickness some of his favorite hymens. Hewas also deacon in the Baptist church, the church of his choice. Andso the Dorr graves were scattered from Boston to the banks of theMississippi river, and from sunny Florida to China.He was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery, in Bellevue, Jackson
County, IA.
Marriage:
Her sister Deborah married Joseph's brother, James.
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- Title: A branch of the Dorr Tree
A short genealogy of one of the Dorr Family Trees.
Author: James Edmund Dorr
Publication: Washington State.
Text: Text was found in Gregg Johnson's grandmothers chest in the attiac.
Page: page 5,6. Joseph Dorr, was a civilian, and followed industrial and
social pursuits of peace, though he did serve in the New York StateMilitia for a time during the war of 1812.
He put in seven years of his youth in Boston learning the trade of ship carpenter and joiner, and in after years of constructed a numberof the largest ships on Lake Erie.
Joseph was blessed with a rich tenor voice, which he prized and cultivated; and was a valued member of the choir of Old South Baptistchurch of Boston. Later he became a director, and led many choirs.He never lost his smooth clear voice to the day of his death; and oneof the sweet memories of the writer's life was that of hearing himsing on the bed of his last sickness some of his favorite hymens. Hewas also deacon in the Baptist church, the church of his choice. Andso the Dorr graves were scattered from Boston to the banks of theMississippi river, and from sunny Florida to China.
- Title: Abstract from Dorr family records
Now in possession of Mrs. Edward C. Spring,
526 South 42nd Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Author: Mrs. Frederick E. Stow, Chairman, Genealogical Records
Publication: Member of William Penn Chapter, Daughters of the American Colonists
Page: Page 42 William Dorr, son of Ebenezer Dorr and Amy Plimpton, born 13
July, 1757, died in Augusta ME, 13 Aug., 1840, married 31 March, 1779,Jane Partridge. They had:
Richard E., b. Boston, 31 Dec., 1779, d in ME, 22 Feb., 1855, m. and had sons and daughters;
William, b. in Boston, 13 Feb., 1782, d. in Canton, China, 1 Jan., 1813, had a daughter who married Boardman;
Ebenezer, b. Hallowell, ME, 13 Dec., 1787, d in Fl. Sept., 1846, m. and left two sons.
Joseph ,b. in Hallowell, ME. 9 Oct., 1789, m. 19 March, 1822, Sabrina Bartlett of Herkimer, NY.;
James, b. 17 June, 1792, d. 4 May, 1837, m. --- Bartlett, sister of Joseph's wife;
Ann Partridge, b. 25 July, 1795, m. --- Page;
John Dorr, b. 21 Jan., 1799, publisher Kennebeck Journal, no issue.
- Title: Vital records of Hallowell ME
Volume 1- Births, to year 1892.
Author: Mabel Goodwin Hall
Publication: Published under authority of theMaine Historical Society, 1924.
Page: page 89. Joseph, ch. of William & Jane, 9 Oct. 1789.
- Title: Descendants of Edward Dorr
First Dorr in America
Author: Cheryl Dorr Wright
Publication: 11684 Channingway Blvd.
The Plains, OH. 45780
Page: p. 21 Joseph Dorr, 9 Oct., 1789, Hallowell, ME., d. 9 Aug 1876,
Bellevue, IA.
- Title: Ethel Rubino Notes
Notes of the Dorr Family Tree by Ethel Rubion
Author: Ethel Rubion
Page: Joseph Dorr, b. 4 Aug 1876, Presbyterian Cemetery, Bellevue, IA.
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