| 35 | i. | Susan E.3 Duncan, born 1840 in Anderson County, Kentucky. She married William A. Robinson Jan 22, 1856 in Anderson County, Kentucky11; born Abt. 1835 in Anderson County, Kentucky. |
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More About Susan E. Duncan: Census: 1850, Anderson County, Kentucky - age 9 Nickname: Lucy |
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More About William Robinson and Susan Duncan: Marriage: Jan 22, 1856, Anderson County, Kentucky11 Minister: Preston Bond |
| 36 | ii. | John B. Duncan, born Abt. 1843. | ||
| 37 | iii. | Mary Jane Duncan, born Nov 1844 in Anderson County, Kentucky; died in Anderson County, Kentucky. She married Eromulus Remus Hawkins Jan 03, 1863 in Anderson County, Kentucky12; born Sep 1834 in Anderson County, Kentucky; died in Kentucky. |
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More About Mary Jane Duncan: Census: 1880, Anderson County, Kentucky - age 513,14 |
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Notes for Eromulus Remus Hawkins: |
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Marriage Notes for Mary Duncan and Eromulus Hawkins: Marriage Record: Anderson County, Kentucky - Book D, page 311 - signed J.S. Boswell |
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More About Eromulus Hawkins and Mary Duncan: Marriage: Jan 03, 1863, Anderson County, Kentucky15 Marriage bond: J S Boswell |
| 38 | iv. | Elizabeth Frances Duncan, born 1848 in Anderson County, Kentucky; died 1876 in Anderson County, Kentucky. She married Turner Hanks Bond Dec 24, 1868 in Anderson County, Kentucky at the home of E R Hawkins16; born Mar 18, 1848 in Anderson County, Kentucky; died Mar 07, 1917 in Lawrenceburg, Anderson County, Kentucky. |
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More About Turner Bond and Elizabeth Duncan: Marriage: Dec 24, 1868, Anderson County, Kentucky at the home of E R Hawkins16 Marriage bond: Turner H Bond, Bondsman |
| 39 | v. | Missouri A. Duncan, born Sep 1849 in Anderson County, Kentucky; died 1938 in Stringtown, Kentucky. She married Wilkerson Davis Bond Nov 18, 1875 in Anderson County, Kentucky. |
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More About Missouri A. Duncan: Census: 1850, Anderson County, Kentucky - age 11 months |
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More About Wilkerson Bond and Missouri Duncan: Marriage: Nov 18, 1875, Anderson County, Kentucky |
| 40 | vi. | Martha Alice Duncan, born Sep 1851 in Anderson County, Kentucky; died 1938 in Stringtown,Anderson County, Kentucky. She married Otha Randall Bixler Apr 14, 1870 in Anderson County, Kentucky at the residence of the bride's father.17; born Jul 1845 in Mercer County, Kentucky; died 1933 in Stringtown, Anderson County, Kentucky. |
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More About Otha Bixler and Martha Duncan: Marriage: Apr 14, 1870, Anderson County, Kentucky at the residence of the bride's father.17 |
| 41 | i. | Sarah T.3 Duncan, born 1856 in Anderson County, Kentucky. She married Wiliam O. Barnes Aug 14, 1879 in Anderson County, Kentucky, at the residence of the brides father.18; born in Anderson County, Kentucky. |
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More About Wiliam Barnes and Sarah Duncan: Marriage: Aug 14, 1879, Anderson County, Kentucky, at the residence of the brides father.18 Marriage bond: William M Duncan, Bondsman Minister: Smith Hawkins |
| 42 | ii. | Infant Duncan, born Unknown; died in Infancy. |
| 43 | i. | William M.3 Duncan, born Oct 07, 1858 in Anderson County, Kentucky; died Jan 01, 1941 in Anderson County, Kentucky - age 8219. He married Russie Darius Haden Nov 04, 1890 in Lawrenceburg Anderson County, Kentucky; born Jan 05, 1870 in Madison County, Kentucky; died Jun 13, 1937 in Lawrenceburg, Anderson County, Kentucky - age 6719. |
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Notes for William M. Duncan: Obituary for William M Duncan - " Wm. M Duncan, 83, died last night (Jan. 2, 1941) at ten o'clock at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Lexington. Mr. Duncan has been prominent in local Democratic political circles here for a number of years, and had served as Representative for Anderson County in the General Assembly at Frankfort some time ago. He is survived be one son, Robert Duncan of Lakewood Ohio and one daughter, Miss Betty Duncan, of Long Island. NY; two Brothers, Robert of Oklahoma, and K.S. Duncan, Anderson County; one sister, Mrs. Claude Phillips, Anderson County. Funeral services will be held at Saturday, and burial will be in the Lawrenceburg cemetery." |
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More About William M. Duncan: Burial: Jan 04, 1941, Lawrenceburg Cemetery, Anderson County, Kentucky Census: 1900, Dwelling #279, age 41 Occupation: 1900, Farmer20 |
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More About Russie Darius Haden: Burial: Jun 15, 1937, Lawrenceburg Cemetery, Anderson County, Kentucky Census: 1900, Anderson County, Kentucky -age 30 |
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More About William Duncan and Russie Haden: Marriage: Nov 04, 1890, Lawrenceburg Anderson County, Kentucky |
| 44 | ii. | Lucy M. Duncan, born 1860; died Unknown. She married Benjamin F. Price Mar 09, 1882 in Anderson County, Kentucky; born Jan 1858; died Dec 12, 1915 in Stringtown, Anderson County, Kentucky. |
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Notes for Benjamin F. Price: THE ANDERSON COUNTY NEWS - Thursday December 16, 1915: BENJ. PRICE FOUND DEAD Benjamin Price, aged fifty-eight years, was found dead in the woodshed close to his house in the Stringtown vicinity, Sunday, about 12 o'clock, by his wife. We are told that he was in his usual good health and that he had gone to the shed to get some wood about 11:30 o'clock, and as he failed to return as soon as his wife thought he should, she went to the shed and found him dead. It was indeed a great shock to her and she hurriedly to the house and notified the neighbors and they carried Mr. Price to the house and rendered the grief-stricken wife all possible assistance. Mr. Price was the son of the late Samuel Price and Alcy Williams Price and was a carpenter by profession, tho he farmed to some extent. Some twenty-odd years ago he was united in marriage to Miss Lucy Duncan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Duncan. No children were born to there happy union. He was a quite, industrious and good citizen and was liked by all who knew him. The funeral was held at his late home Tuesday and the remains were buried in Sand Spring cemetery, after services by Rev. W.D. Moore. Much sympathy is felt for the heartbroken wife in her hour of sorrow. May an All-Wise Providence comfort her in her affliction. |
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More About Benjamin F. Price: Burial: 1915, Sand Spring Cemetery Occupation: Carpenter & farmer21 |
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More About Benjamin Price and Lucy Duncan: Marriage: Mar 09, 1882, Anderson County, Kentucky |
| 45 | iii. | Katherine Duncan, born Aug 11, 1861; died Nov 30, 1875. | ||
| 46 | iv. | John L Duncan, born May 18, 1863 in Anderson County, Kentucky; died Nov 11, 1865 in Anderson County, Kentucky. | ||
| 47 | v. | Jennie Duncan, born Dec 06, 1864; died Dec 07, 1904 in Anderson County, Kentucky. She married James Henry McClain Dec 25, 1890 in Anderson County, Kentucky; born Nov 13, 1862 in Shelby County, Kentucky; died Jun 28, 1910. |
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More About Jennie Duncan: Burial: Dec 09, 1904, Salt River Cemetery, Anderson County, Kentucky |
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Notes for James Henry McClain: OBITUARY - Anderson County News James Henry McClain "The subject of this sketch was born in Shelby County, Ky., Nov. 13, 1862. In early youth, his parents moved to Indiana, but when he grew to manhood he came to Anderson County. He married Miss Jennie Duncan, by whom he had seven children, four of whom survive him. In 1904. In 1904 his wife died, leaving him to care for his little ones, which he did with motherly care and fatherly love. On April 16, 1906, he married Miss Jennie Vander Schaaff, of Jamestown, N.Y., who has been a tender wife and a loving mother to his motherless children. Brother McClain was a hard-working man, honest, true and good. He was a noble Christian, having joined the Lawrenceburg Presbyterian church October 4, 1908, with his wife. He was a Master Mason, having been elected Chaplin of Anderson Lodge No. 90. He died June 28, 1910 at 4 a.m., of blood poison, caused by a wound received while in the discharge of his duty. All who knew him loved and respected, because he was an honorable, Christian man. The funeral was held in the Presbyterian church, conducted by his pastor, Rev. Wm C. Lindsay, D.D. The body was laid to rest by his first wife in Salt River cemetery, with Masonic ceremonies. Thus ends the story of a beautiful life lived in humble simplicity and unswerving faith in God and his brother man. Take him all in all, "He was a man." His wife and children have the sincere sympathy of a host of friends. Wm. C. Lindsay |
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More About James Henry McClain: Burial: Jun 30, 1910, Salt River Cemetery, Anderson County, Kentucky Degree: Elected Chaplin of Anderson Lodge No. 90 Tax Records: Oct 04, 1908, Lawrenceburg Presbyterian Church |
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More About James McClain and Jennie Duncan: Marriage: Dec 25, 1890, Anderson County, Kentucky |
| 48 | vi. | Robert E. Lee Duncan, Sr., born Jun 12, 1866 in Anderson County, Kentucky; died Oct 13, 1947 in Pawnee, Oklahoma. He married Ula Lena Catlet Feb 19, 1902 in Anderson County, Kentucky; born Nov 26, 1881 in Kentucky, Anderson County; died Mar 15, 1973 in Garfield County, Oklahoma. |
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Notes for Robert E. Lee Duncan, Sr.: Robert E Lee Duncan left his Kentucky home when he was only fifteen and headed "out west" for adventure making his home in the Oklahoma Indian Territory. In 1893, when he was twenty-seven, he was living in Kingfisher, Oklahoma Territory. In preparation for the last great race for land known as the Cherokee Strip Land Run of 1893 Robert E L traveled back to Kentucky to purchase the fastest horse he could find. He brought back two of Kentucky's fine horses and searched for choice land with a plentiful supply of water. It was Sept. 16, 1893, on a hot and dusty day, the opening of the 226-mile tract known as the Cherokee Strip for settlement was about to begin. This is a story of drama, perseverance, hope and above all, dreams. People came to the land that would be Oklahoma by train, horseback, wagon and on foot, from every state and territory in the nation and abroad. They had gathered along the boundaries for many days and were ready for the gunshot at noon to start them on their quest for claims. President Cleveland and Secretary of Interior H. R. Smith hoped that, with planning, they could avoid stampedes for land. Prior to opening the land, county seats were established and four land offices were opened. Homesteaders were to go to these offices and pay a filing fee. The Strip was to be settled by the horse-race method. Homesteaders were to register and produce filing fee affidavits to be eligible for the run. Finally, at noon September 16, 1893, a shot rang out and more than 100,000 determined settlers raced for 42,000 claims. By sunset, there were tent cities, endless lines at federal land offices and more losers than winners. Robert E Lee Duncan was the 5Th to file. In 1902 when he was 36 Robert E L Duncan returned to Anderson County, Kentucky and married Ula Lena Cattlett. She was a beautiful twenty year old bride who's parents are said to have disowned her for marrying and moving away from Kentucky to the wild west with a man who was listed as a saloonist on their marriage record. They married February 19, 1902 in Kentucky and this southern girl, who had her own personal servant until she was fourteen, soon found herself living the life of a settler in the wild Oklahoma Territory. Robert & Ula had seven sons all born in Garfield County, Oklahoma. Robert E Lee Duncan has many descendants still living in Garfield County. |
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More About Robert E. Lee Duncan, Sr.: Burial: 1947, Garber, Oklahoma |
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More About Ula Lena Catlet: Burial: 1973, Oklahoma |
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More About Robert Duncan and Ula Catlet: Marriage: Feb 19, 1902, Anderson County, Kentucky |
| 49 | vii. | Ella Duncan, born Mar 04, 1868 in Anderson County, Kentucky; died Dec 28, 1898 in Anderson County, Kentucky. She married Robert A. Searce Nov 12, 1890 in Anderson County, Kentucky; born Aug 10, 1855 in Anderson County, Kentucky. |
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More About Robert Searce and Ella Duncan: Marriage: Nov 12, 1890, Anderson County, Kentucky |
| 50 | viii. | Charlie A. Duncan, born 1869 in Kentucky; died Sep 16, 1887 in Anderson County, Kentucky22. |
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Notes for Charlie A. Duncan: Anderson County News: Thursday September 22, 1887 "Charles Duncan, son of Matthew Duncan, died last Friday morning after an illness of only 2 days. He was in his 17th year. The burial took place at Salt River Church." |
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More About Charlie A. Duncan: Burial: Sep 1887, Salt River Church Cemetery, Anderson Country, Kentucky |
| 51 | ix. | Joseph E.J. Duncan, born Oct 21, 1871 in Anderson County, Kentucky; died May 23, 1901 in Anderson County, Kentucky - age 29. He married Luticia Blacketer Aug 23, 1899 in Anderson County, Kentucky23; born Jan 01, 1878 in Kentucky, Anderson County; died Sep 03, 1953 in Grayson County, Kentucky - age 75. |
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More About Joseph E.J. Duncan: Burial: May 25, 1901, Salt River Cemetery, Anderson County, Kentucky Census: Jun 1900, Anderson County, Kentucky - living with brother-in-law Henry Houchin & his family. Occupation: 1900, Saloon Keeper24 |
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Notes for Luticia Blacketer: 1930 Census - Grayson County, Kentucky Luticia, age 46, and husband, Almoth Rowell 59 living in Leitchfield - owned home on Walnut Street Almoth working in clothing factory - sew room ___________________________________________ The Leitchfield Gazette published on Wednesdays September 1953 OBITUARY Mrs. A. W. Rowell - Funeral Last Friday Mrs. Loula Rowell, 70, died at the Grayson County Was Memorial Hospital on Thursday, September 3, at 3:30 a.m. After suffering a stroke. She had been in ill health for some time. Mrs. Rowell was born January 1, 1883 in Anderson County, a daughter of Allen and Ann R. Blacketer. She was married twice and was the widow of A. W. Rowell who died January 2, 1935. Her son by a previous marriage, Robert A. Duncan, died on July 10 last year. Surviving are two brothers, Porter and Sam Blacketer, of Frankfort; two sisters, Mrs. Coleman Houchin, of Lawrenceburg, and Mrs. Laura Hawthorne, of High Bridge, and two granddaughters, Mrs. Paul Young, of Leitchfield, and Mrs. Clarence Longstreth, of Nebraska. Funeral services were held at the Ellis Chapel on Friday at 3 p.m. by Bro. Calvin H. Smith. Interment was at Walnut Hill Cemetery. |
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More About Luticia Blacketer: Burial: Sep 05, 1953, Grayson County, Kentucky Census 1: 1900, Anderson County, Kentucky - living with her sister Mary & brother-in-law Henry Houchin. Census 2: 1930, Grayson County, Kentucky |
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Marriage Notes for Joseph Duncan and Luticia Blacketer: Anderson County, Kentucky Marriage Book P, page 138: Luticia Blacketer & J J Duncan were married August 23, 1899 by Smith Hawkins at his home in presence of M . Hawkins & M T Bond. Groom 27 yrs. old and he and his parents born in Anderson County. Bride 21 yrs. old, lives in Franklin County, but her & parents born in Anderson County. |
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More About Joseph Duncan and Luticia Blacketer: Marriage: Aug 23, 1899, Anderson County, Kentucky25 |
| 52 | x. | Minnie Duncan, born Mar 28, 1873 in Anderson County, Kentucky; died Jan 11, 1898 in Anderson County, Kentucky - age 24. | ||
| 53 | xi. | Myrtle C Duncan, born Mar 01, 1875; died Nov 01, 1960. She married Lister Clyde Phillips26 Aug 09, 1893 in Anderson County, Kentucky26; born Jun 04, 1869 in Anderson County, Kentucky; died Sep 01, 1934. |
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More About Lister Clyde Phillips: Burial: Sands Spring Baptist Church Cemetery, Lawrenceburg, Kentucky |
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More About Lister Phillips and Myrtle Duncan: Marriage: Aug 09, 1893, Anderson County, Kentucky26 |
| 54 | xii. | Kirby Smith Duncan, born Aug 16, 1878 in Anderson County, Kentucky; died Feb 1964 in Lawrenceburg, Anderson County, Kentucky. He married (1) Mattie Ora Gaines Aug 30, 1900 in Anderson County, Kentucky; born May 23, 1879 in Anderson County, Kentucky; died Bef. 1904. He married (2) Cordia Thacker May 03, 1904 in Frankfort, Franklin County, Kentucky; born 1884 in Anderson County, Kentucky; died 1963 in Lawrenceburg, Anderson County, Kentucky27. |
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Notes for Kirby Smith Duncan: Kirby Smith Duncan was named for the confederate general Kirby Smith. Kirby continued to live on the farm after his father, Matthew died. He kept the farm intact until after WW2. |
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More About Kirby Smith Duncan: Burial: Lawrenceburg, Anderson County, Kentucky |
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More About Kirby Duncan and Mattie Gaines: Marriage: Aug 30, 1900, Anderson County, Kentucky |
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Marriage Notes for Kirby Duncan and Cordia Thacker: Marriage announcement in the May 7, 1904 Frankfort Roundabout weekly newspaper: "DUNCAN - THACKER" "In this city on Tues., Mr Kirby S Duncan and Miss Cordie E Thacker, both of Anderson County were married by Judge J H Polsgrove." |
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More About Kirby Duncan and Cordia Thacker: Marriage: May 03, 1904, Frankfort, Franklin County, Kentucky |