In 1881, Gus made the decision to move south to Mexico and he started a livestock ranch near Musquiz, Coaluila, Mexico. The later children of Gus and Julia were all born there.
In 1907 lands owned by foreigners were expropriated by the Mexican government. The Dunn family were ordered to vacate their property.. They returned to Texas via Del Rio, Texas in Val Verde County. They lived there until 1915.. They moved to Torrance County, New Mexico that year. Gus had it mind to grow beans which were selling for a very good price at the time. Many others had the same thing in mind and the price being paid for beans dropped substantially. Gus made no money in the deal and the family moved back to Del Rio.
Meridee D Dunn
In 1881, Gus made the decision to move south to Mexico and he started a livestock ranch near Musquiz, Coaluila, Mexico. The later children of Gus and Julia were all born there.
In 1907 lands owned by foreigners were expropriated by the Mexican government. The Dunn family were ordered to vacate their property.. They returned to Texas via Del Rio, Texas in Val Verde County. They lived there until 1915.. They moved to Torrance County, New Mexico that year. Gus had it mind to grow beans which were selling for a very good price at the time. Many others had the same thing in mind and the price being paid for beans dropped substantially. Gus made no money in the deal and the family moved back to Del Rio.
Meridee D Dunn
Family Members
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Alfred (Alford) James "A J" Dunn
1844–1882
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Hera Miller "George" Dunn
1850–1903
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Mary Jane Dunn Bowman
1853–1915
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Nancy C. "Nannie" Dunn Markum
1857–1938
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Jeff Alva Dunn
1861–1938
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Sarah Dunn Castles
1871–1932
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Thomas "Tom" Dunn
1873–1935
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Frances Elizabeth "Lizzie" Dunn Bannerman
1876–1911
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Robert Hange "Rob" Dunn
1877–1962
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Sampson C "Sam" Dunn
1889–1948
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Arthur D. Dunn
1895–1979
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