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Record of Ancestors and Descendants of Adam Dittemore 1799-1874 and Henry Dittemore 1813-1884
Published in 1937, the
Dittemore Genealogy proposed to detail the
descendants of John Dittemore down to the
current generation. As such, where a
residential address is given it should be
noted that that address was good in 1937 and
not neccessarily today.
Tradition has it that John Dittemore or
Ditmore was born in Nurnberg, in Southern
Germany. The first record found of him in
America is when he enlisted in the
Revolutionary War.
As always, AccessGenealogy attempts to provide
correct information and when provided with
proof for a correction, will make such change
in the document, regardless of whether it
existed in the original. Also, additions are
common in our online manuscripts and we do not
make an effort to separate our additions from
the original.
Published in 1937, the Dittemore Genealogy proposed to detail the descendants of John Dittemore down to the current generation. As such, where a residential address is given it should be noted that that address was good in 1937 and not neccessarily today. - More Information on Descendants of John Dittemore
