Ten Eyck Farm, Dunham, Quebec, Canada
My grandmother was born here. She came to the US to attend a nursing school and utimately married my grandfather. We visited this area often because there was family there. This area has my 22 direct ancestors buried here, surnames are Westover, Pell, Rosenberger, Jaquays, Bockus, Currie, Holmes and Knap. (All their cemetery photos are on this blog.)
My Favorite Historical Society is on a Stamp!
I wrote "The Ten Eyck Cemetery, is located on private property in an Apple Orchard in Dunham, Missisquoi Co., Quebec, Canada. Three generations of direct ancestors of mine were buried here. Because of their relationship to me, and their history, this cemetery discovery was one of my favorite thrills in all my discoveries. It sure helped that the family has been on this land for over 200 years."
The Ten Eyck Family & Farm in Dunham
- History: The Ten Eyck family settled in the Township of Dunham in the Eastern Townships of Quebec in 1794, led by the Loyalist Andres Ten Eyck. [1, 2]
- Location: The historic property features Chemin Ten Eyck, the Ten Eyck Family Cemetery, and long-standing generational family land (with historic structures such as a 12-sided barn and surrounding acreage).
- Dunham Orchards: If you are looking for pick-your-own apples directly in Dunham, Quebec, the prominent local orchard is the ecological Domaine de Dunham, which features over 25,000 fruit trees (apples, pears, plums, and crab-apples).
