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1840 Blackford Co. IN Census
No Duncan indexed
1850 Blackford Co. IN Census (from Lucille Mehrkam 1/1984)
Hartford
Pg.16, #22, John MOORE & Margaret E. Moore family
Ann DUNCAN 51 IRE
1860 Blackford Co. IN Census
No Duncan indexed
1870 Blackford Co. IN Census
Licking Twp.
Pg.408, #70-68, TURNER, William 50 KY farmer $1400-$501
Margaret 49 OH keeping house
Semantha (f) 18 IN none
Almanda (m) 15 IN none
Ama (f) 11 IN none
George T. (m) 9, Fannie 6 IN
KEATON, Patrick 21 IRE works on R.R., parents of foreign birth
DICKINSON, Wash. 21 PA works on R.R.
DUNCAN, Joseph 24 NJ works on R.R.
TURNER, Silas W. 22 IN farm laborer $0-$100
1820-1860 Crawford Co. IN Census
No Duncan indexed
1870 Crawford Co. IN Census
Whiskey Run Twp.
Pg.131, #147-147, DUNCAN, George 26 IN farmer $1100-$300
Lucinda 25 IN keeping house
Volney M. (m) 13 IN
Ida M. (f) 11 IN
Mary C. 10 IN
Allice C. 8 IN
Sarah H?.(erased initial) 6 IN
Amanda L. 5 IN
George S. 1 IN
(MAD: 1860 Floyd Co. IN census)
1820-1870 Dubois Co. IN Census
No Duncan indexed
"Territorial Papers, Indiana Territory" Vol.VIII (from Evelyn Sigler 6/1982; and CA State University, Sacramento, library)
Pg.317-20: Memorial to Congress by Citizens of the Territory; ordered to lie on the table, November 26, 1814: Settlements in the New purchase made by General Harrison on the Wabash and two forks of White River were made by a few adventurers (footnote indicates this was the area later Clark Co., around White Oak Springs); the petition asks that these settlers be given preference to the lands they have improved. Signed by James Duncan and others, including Elijah Vanlaningham (sic), Jesse Calahan, Isaac Garrot.
Pg.331-5: Memorial to Congress by Citizens of the Territory; read February 1, 1815: Petition similar to that on page 317-320 above. (footnote: some families lived in White Oak Springs [Clark Co.], some in Jackson, Pike, Dubois, and Switzerland Cos.) Signers include Thomas Duncan, Thomas Evans, Saml. Marshall.
1885 "History of Pike & Dubois Cos. IN" by Goodspeed (FHL book 977.23 H2h)
No Duncan in Pike Co.
Pg.533: Civil War, 1863: Co. F, 53rd Regt, Officers include Henry Duncan 1st Lt.; Henry Duncan 2nd Lt., from Dubois Co.
1840-1850 Elkhart Co. IN Census
No Duncan indexed
1860 Elkhart Co. IN Census
Concord Twp.
Pg.152, #1036-1035, George DEAN 36 MD BLACK barber $0-$75
Mary J. 20 OH BLACK
Sarah 11/12 IN BLACK
Nancy 20 IN MULATTO
William A. DUNCAN 21 MI BLACK laborer
1870 Elkhart Co. IN Census
No Duncan indexed
1840-1860 Fulton Co. IN Census
No Duncan indexed
1870 Fulton Co. IN Census
Rochester
Pg.117-118, #46-57, WALLACE, Robert 42 SCT hotel keeper $0-$0, parents of foreign birth
Elmira M. 42 OH keeping house, $4000-$1000
and family and others, including
DUNCAN, Perry 34 IN blacksmith $100
1887 "History of Miami Co. IN" pub. by Brant & Fuller (FHL book 977.284 H2h; FHL fiche 6,088,607)
Pg.686, Jefferson Township: Matthew Duncan, (of the firm of Lantz & Duncan, dealers in general merchandise, Mexico, IN), was born in Clinton Co. OH July 7, 1854. His parents, Emanuel and Margaret (Stotlar) Duncan moved to Grant Co. IN about 1856, and from thence, subsequently, to Miami Co. In about 1877, he returned to Grant Co., where he still resides; the mother died in Miami Co. in about 1868. Matthew Duncan, our subject, came with his parents to this county, where he was married August 20, 1877, to Julia A., dau. of John and Julia A. Hines; she was born in Fairfield Co. OH, Oct. 5, 1857. After Mr. Duncan's marriage, he first settled in Fulton Co. IN, where he engaged in farming about one year, after which he moved to Miami Co., and subsequently to Grant Co., where he resided until 1884, when he moved to Mexico, IN, and formed a partnership with Mr. Lantz in the mercantile business, purchasing the interest of Mr. Sullivan. He has had born to him four children, viz: Emanuel (deceased), Marion F., Lillie and Rosie B.; Mr. Duncan and wife are members of the Baptist Church.
1840-1850 Jasper Co. IN Census
No Duncan indexed
1860 Jasper Co. IN Census
Hanging Grove
Pg.892, #562-552, Isaac PARKER 27 VA farmer $10,000-$1,500
Rhoda A. (f) 25 IN
John BANES 25 IN
Elizabeth DUNCAN 22 IN
William BABBS 15 IN
Joseph OTT 9 OH
1870 Jasper Co. IN Census
No Duncan indexed
1840 Lagrange Co. IN Census
No Duncan indexed
1850 Lagrange Co. IN Census
W. Lima Town
Pg.83, #1119-1125, Thomas DUNCAN 32 PA miller $0
Margaret 27 OH
John F. 6, Mary E. 5, Anna J. (f) 2/12 IN
(MAD: 1860 St.Joseph Co. MI census; mar. Margaret Hunt 7/6/1843)
1860 Lagrange Co. IN Census
Milford Twp.
Pg.463, #121-116, Nathin? WILCOX 27 NY farmer $1200-$325
Saldina? (f) 29 NY
Harietta 8 NY deaf & dumb
Layfartl? (m) 5 IN
Gertrude 2, Mary 4/12 IN
James DUNCAN 26 PA laborer
1870 Lagrange Co. IN Census
No Duncan indexed
1840-1880 Lake Co. IN Census
No Duncan indexed
"Counties of Porter and Lake, Indiana : historical and biographical : illustrated" by Hubert S Skinner, Weston S Goodspeed, Robert Beer, G A Garard, et al; pub. Chicago: F.A. Battey & Co., 1882, 770 pgs. (LH6276, HeritageQuest images 5/2007; FHL film 973,028 and 934,917 item 1)
Pg.701-702: North Township, Lake County. C.N. TOWLE is a native of New Hampshire, where his childhood was spent. When eight years old, he was taken to Massachusetts, where he passed his school days, and where he acquired a fair education and afterward served as apprenticeship to the butchering business. This trade he followed in Hammond, Ind., up to a period of six years ago, during which length of time he was foreman of a slaughtering establishment; he was married in Massachusetts, to Miss Hattie Duncan, of Haverhill, whose parents were of English descent. This union was blessed by one child, Charles C. (MAD: no dates) (MAD: Haverhill, Essex Co. MA)
1840-1860 Porter Co. IN Census
No Duncan indexed
1870 Porter Co. IN Census
Jackson Twp.
Pg.50, #193-193, DUNCAN, Amos 54 OH wood chopper $0-$0
Ann V. 36 IN keeping house
Arnetta (f) 12, Edy (m) 10 IN
Eveline 7, Adeline 6 IN
Rosetta 3, Hezakiah (m) 1 IN
Francis M. (m) 17 IN day laborer
Pg.50, #198-198, WOOTON, Joseph (m) 26 OH wood chopper $0-$0
Mary 70 VA keeping house
DUNCAN, Mary 17 IN domestic servant
WOOTON, William 23 OH wood chopper
WOOSTER, Wm. A. (m) 12 IN
1840-1860 Steuben Co. IN Census
No Duncan indexed
1870 Steuben Co. IN Census
Pleasant Twp.
Pg.140, #98-105, DUNCAN, Tobias B. (m) 32 OH manif. doors, sash &c $2500-$2000
Artelissa 17 OH keeping house
Jesse (m) 24 OH wool carder $0-$150
(MAD: Tobias Duncan in 1860 Coshocton Co. OH census, 1880 Holmes Co. OH; Jesse Duncan in 1880 Coshocton Co. OH census)
1830-1840 Vermillion Co. IN Census
No Duncan indexed
1850 Vermillion Co. IN Census
Eugene Twp
Pg.84, #136-136, Gilbert DUNCAN 49 VA hatter $0
Martha 35 IN
Napoleon 15, Thomas H. 10 IN
Gilbert 4 IL
(MAD: Gilbert H. Duncan mar. Patsy Menaugh 8/28/1834 Washington Co. IN; 1860 Miami Co. IN census)
1860 Vermillion Co. IN Census
Perryville Twp.
Pg.35, #10, Andrew DERNIS? 58 NJ river pilot $0-$165
Abigail L. 54 ME (blank) $200-$0
Abigail A. 19 IN
Eveline McFALL 6 IN
Isaac MALONE 25 CANADA canal boatman
Charles A. DUNCAN 23 IN farmer
(MAD: ? 1850 Washington Co. IN census with George A. Duncan & Edith Downey)
1870 Vermillion Co. IN Census
No Duncan indexed
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