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1830-1840 Lawrence Co. IL Census
No Duncan indexed
1840 Lawrence Co. IL Census
Pg.172 Thos. Gardner 0020,001 - 0202,1010,001
192 Jos. Gardner 1100,1 - 2010,0
193 Rich. Gardner 0102,1001 - 0010,0001
Bej. Coats 0000,01 - 2100,1
Jno. Gardner 2100,1 - 1010,1
Stephen Gardner 0100,01 - 0000,1
(MAD: pg.193 names next to each other;
1850 Richland Co. IL census)
1850 Lawrence Co. IL Census
(no Twp)
Pg.23, #322-322, William P? C?LARK? (BLUARK?) 38 OH farmer $1000
Phebe 36 OH
Jacob 14 IL
Elizabeth 10 IL
William 3 IL
Mary DUNCAN 17 OH
1870 Lawrence Co. IL Census
Bridgeport
Pg.51, #32-32, DUNCAN, Wm. 42 OH boat maker $1200-$500
Narcisa 33 OH keeping house
Rosetta (f) 19 OH teacher
Alice 13, Joseph 10 IL
Sarah 8, Emma 6 IL
(MAD: 1860 Calhoun Co. IL census)
Wabash Co. IL Deed (SLC 6/2009)
I-220: 27 Oct. 1865, John Duncan and wife Sarah E. of Lawrence Co. IL to Francis Duncan of Wabash Co. IL, for $1700, SE 1/4 SW 1/4 and W 1/2 SE 1/4 Sec.31 Twp.2N Range 13W, 120 acres. Wit. William Berry, Jacob Berry. Ack. Richland Co. IL, rec. 17 Jan. 1867. (FHL film 1,398,811) (MAD: 1860 Richland Co. IL census)
Richland Co. IL Deed (SLC 2009)
A-263: 16 June 1841, Samuel Duncan of Lawrence Co. IL to John C. Reily of same, for $99, sell lot of "20" acres conveyed by me to Jacob Conaim?, the NW 1/4 SW 1/4 Sec.11 Twp.3N Range 14W containing 40 acres, and SW 1/4 NW 1/4 Sec.11 Twp.3N Range 14W, 40 acres, and SE 1/4 SE 1/4 Sec.22 Twp.3N Range 14W, 40 acres, making in all 100 acres hereby conveyed. I have executed a note for $99 this day, payable 12 months within 12% interest. Wit. John Seed? (Sud?), A.S. Badollet JP. (FHL film 1,221,744 item 5; MAD: indexed as mortgage)
1884 "Counties of Cumberland, Jasper and Richland, Illinois, Historical & Biographical" pub. by F.A. Battey (FHL book 977.37 H2b and film 982,429 item 5)
No Duncan; no Richard Gardner or Garner.
Pg.802-3: Richland Co. IL; Claremont Township; Joel Gardner, farmer, born Dec. 18, 1825 in (then) Lawrence Co. IL, and now lives within a quarter of a mile from the spot on which he was born. Joel is the son of Thomas and Frances (Calhoun) Gardner. His father was born in GA and his mother in SC. Thomas moved to IN, where he engaged in farming, and in about 1822 emigrated to IL, and entered 93 acres known as the Peter Colvin farm, and there he died, Jan. 9, 1864, in his 72nd year; his wife died Oct. 10, 1855, aged 60 years, she the dau. of Hugh Calhoun, from whom Calhoun Prairie derived its name. The subject of this sketch ... mar. in 1846 to Rachel E. Heap, born in Muskingum Co. OH, Jan. 10, 1827, died Jan. 24, 1873; mar. 2nd Mrs. Sarah E. Edwards, Nov. 26, 1874, born in LaRue Co. KY June 23, 1838 ...
(MAD: Thomas Gardner may have been a brother of Richard Gardner of Richland Co. IL, who had been in the War of 1812, from GA, whose wife was Martha Duncan)
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