Nielsen Hayden genealogy
Robert Dunbar
- 1693-
Name Robert Dunbar Gender Male Death 19 Sep 1693 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts 
[1] Person ID I30811 Ancestry of PNH, TNH, and others Last Modified 5 Jan 2024
Family Rose d. 10 Nov 1700, Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts Children + 1. Peter Dunbar, b. 6 Sep 1668, Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts d. 23 Apr 1719, Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts (Age 50 years)Family ID F23354 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 5 Jan 2024
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Notes - He arrived in Hingham in 1650. He is called "a Scotchman" by the History of the Town of Hingham, not hard to believe given his surname. A farmer, he lived on Scotland Street, and it's easy to speculate that the street was named after him.
His Find a Grave page says that he was one of 150 Scottish prisoners of war deported to the New World on the Unity after the Battle of Dunbar, but while this is plausible, we know of nothing that confirms it.
- He arrived in Hingham in 1650. He is called "a Scotchman" by the History of the Town of Hingham, not hard to believe given his surname. A farmer, he lived on Scotland Street, and it's easy to speculate that the street was named after him.
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Sources - [S1911] History of the Town of Hingham, Massachusetts by George Lincoln et al. 3 volumes. Town of Hingham, 1893.
- [S1911] History of the Town of Hingham, Massachusetts by George Lincoln et al. 3 volumes. Town of Hingham, 1893.