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MIAMI CO. OH
Formed 1807 from Montgomery
Darke formed 1809 from Miami
Shelby formed 1819 from Miami
CENSUS RECORDS
1820 Miami Co. OH Census
Monroe Twp.
Pg. 77 Amos Duncan 410010 - 10010
Union Twp.
Pg.88A Jesse Duncan 200010 - 10011
Isaac Duncan 100100 - 10100
(next to each other)
Pg. 89 Samuel Duncan 100001 - 00011
1830 Miami Co. OH Census (and from Louis Boone 8/1984)
Brown Twp.
Pg. 27 John Duncan 2300,0100,01 - 2000,01
Monroe Twp.
Pg. 65 Isaac Duncan 2010,101 - 0000,2
New. Twp.
Pg. 73 Wm. Duncan 2100,1 - 0010,01
Union Twp.
Pg. 83 Isaac Duncan 2210,01 - 0010,2
Pg. 86 Jesse Duncan 2120,001 - 1010,01
Saml. Duncan 0010,0000,01 - 0
1840 Miami Co. OH Census
Washington Twp.
Pg.352 Catherine Duncan 0 - 0001,001
New. Twp.
Pg.374 Christian Duncan 0000,101 - 0100,1
Brown Twp.
Pg.395 Andrew Duncan 0000,1 - 0000,1
Pg.398 John Duncan 0123,001 - 0111,0001
Union Twp.
Pg.428 Isaac Duncan 1222,001 - 1000,01
Jesse Duncan 1112,0000,1 - 1010,001
(next to each other)
Pg.435 Amos Duncan 0001,0001 - 0010,001
Samuel Duncan 0000,1 - 0001
John Duncan 2000,1 - 1100,1
(next to each other)
1850 Miami Co. OH Census
Newberry Twp.
Pg.390, #1138-1138, David DUNCAN 25 OH (blank) $0
Nancy 21 OH
Catherine A. 3, Mary F. 2 OH
Brown Twp.
Pg.416, #1501-1534, Michael DUNCAN 28 N.Bruns. farmer $500
Lydia 25 OH
Caroline 4, John 1 OH
Pg.427, #1641-1687, Deborah DUNCAN 54 N. Brunswick (blank) $0
John 53 IRE farmer $2000
Nancy 20, Thomas P. 18 OH
Martha J. 15 OH
William 22 OH
(MAD: Thomas P. Duncan in 1860 Van Buren Co. IA census; William Duncan in ? 1860 Calhoun Co. IL census)
Pg.427, #1641-1688, David DUNCAN 36 OH blacksmith $0
Martha J. 4, Lydia A. 2 OH
Margaret E. 19 OH
(MAD: ages plain; 1860 Van Buren Co. IA census)
Staunton Twp.
Pg.29, #384-384, Robert DUNCAN 42 IRE farming $1040
Jane M. 44 IRE
Margaret 20 IRE
Isabell 17, James Robert 13 New Brunswick
George 11, Eleanor 9 OH
Catharine 5, Mary E. 1 OH
Troy Twp.
Pg.85, #1173-1173, Daniel RICE 34 MA minister NS Pres. $1800
Sarah J. 32 NH
James E. 5, Charles W. 2 OH
Elizabeth DUNCAN 22 NH
Concord Twp.
Pg.101, #1413-1413, boarding house
Jesse DUNCAN 25 OH carpenter
Monroe Twp.
Pg.126, #1768-1769, John DUNCAN 36 OH farming $1600
Nancy A. 35 OH
Mary J. 17, Jonathan 14 OH
Amos 12, Esley (f) 11 OH
Aaron H. 9, Lucinda A. 8 OH
John 7, Francis M. (m) 5 OH
Catherine 3, Nathan 2 OH
Louisa 5/12 OH
Union Twp.
Pg.142, #2000-2001, Elizabeth DUNCAN 50 SC (blank) $3000
William 23, Samuel H. 22 OH farmers
David 17, Amos E. 15 OH farmers
Eli 14, Abagail 12 OH
Isaac 8, Elizabeth 6 OH
Joseph 20 OH laborer
Pg.142, #2001-2002, John DUNCAN 28 OH farming $1200
Rachael 28 OH
William 6 OH
Pg.156, #2202-2205, David JOHNSON 50 NY wheel wright $1500
Elisabeth 50 SC
David O. 14 OH
Elizabeth DUNCAN 8 OH
1860 MIAMI CO. OH CENSUS
Go to the Miami Co. OH 1860 Census Records
1870 MIAMI CO. OH CENSUS
Go to the Hamilton Co. OH 1870 Census Records
ESTATE RECORDS
Miami Co. OH Will (from Jim Wanke 6/1993)
Book A4, pg.130. Miami Common Pleas, Special Term, May 10, 1834. Samuel Dunkin's will. Know all men by these presents that I, Samuel Dunkin, taking into consideration the uncertainty of this mortal life but being sound in mind and memory, ... To my grandson Levi Dunkin one bedstead cord bed bedding that I now use and also my clock and also my chest and all my wearing apparel and axe & dinner pot and also $15 in money & also two pewter plates. I also give to my three daughters Sarah Ann Littlejohn, Mary Neale and Rachael Neale all the rest & residue of my house and kitchen furniture to be equally divided between them. I also give to my two sons Jesse & Isaac Dunkin my black smith tools. I also will all the rest & residue of my personal estate to my three sons Jesse, Isaac & Amos Dunkin and my three daughters Sarah Ann Little John, Mary Neale & Rachael Neale. And also to the heirs of Amelia Inman decd. $2. The personal property to be sold & equally divided between my six living children. I also appoint my two sons Jesse Dunkin & Isaac Dunkin execs., hereby revoking all former wills & codicils. Dated 2nd day 12th month 1830. /s/ Samuel Dunkin. Wit. Jonathan Ballinger, Lazarus Langston.
REFERENCES FROM OTHER LOCALITIES
Montgomery Co. OH Deed (FHL film 966,660)
G2-85: 2 Dec. 1841, Caleb P. Steeley of Montgomery Co. OH to Amos Dunkin of Miami Co. OH, $61, lot 56 in town of Vandalia. Wit. L.B. Swallow, Elbert Wills.
Ripley Co. MO Deed (FHL film 927,712)
E-246: 21 March 1859, Edward A. Lenox of Vigo Co. IN to Eli Duncan of Miami Co. OH, $800, S 1/2 Sec. 15 Twp. 27N Range 2W, 320 acres; Lenox appeared in St. Louis, MO; no wife, no wit.
"Reports of cases in law and equity determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Iowa" ("Iowa Reports") by Thos. F. Withrow, reporter, Vol.VII, being Vol.XV of series; Vol.15, pgs.501 to 504 (California State Law Library, Sacramento, 12/2003; MAD's extract)
DUNCAN v. ROSELLE et ux.; Supreme Court of Iowa; 15 Iowa 501; June term 1864.
Appeal from Des Moines District Court. Monday, April 4. In March, 1856, the parties resided in the neighborhood of Piqua, Ohio [MAD: Miami Co. Ohio]. About that time the defendants sold a house and lot, which they owned, for $1,100, and after paying some debts which they owed, they removed to Burlington, Iowa, leaving an indebtedness of $200 to the plaintiff unpaid, but upon which he afterwards obtained a judgment against W.M. Roselle, in the District Court of Des Moines County.
In the spring of 1858 Frederick Funk, of Burlington, conveyed the north half of lot seven hundred and sixteen to Lucinda Roselle, for the consideration of four hundred dollars. Upon this lot the defendants erected a dwelling, and resided in the same. Finding no other property out of which to satisfy his judgment, the plaintiff filed this, his creditor's bill, to subject the house and lot aforesaid to payment of his claim, alleging that the same had been purchased and built with the means of the defendant, William M., and the title taken in the name of his wife, Lucinda, to defraud creditors. The answers deny this allegation, and affirm that the lot was purchased and the house built (except the carpenters' work), with the money earned by the said Lucinda in Burlington, at her trade as Milliner and dressmaker, and that the title thereto was taken in her name for a lawful purpose. On the hearing, the Court held, and so found, that the evidence supported the answer, and dismissed the plaintiff's bill, and thereupon he appeals.
(opinion) LOWE, J. - Whether the premises in dispute were purchased with the husband's means, derived from the proceeds of his Ohio property, or with the money of the wife earned as a dressmaker in Burlington, is a question concerning which the evidence is somewhat conflicting, with a preponderance, perhaps, in favor of the latter proposition, yet in respect to which we feel relieved from expressing any positive opinion, because we are constrained to hold that whether the one or the other is so is an immaterial matter in this controversy. The marital rights of the husband and wife, as they exist at common law, are undoubtedly changed and modified by the Code; not in all particulars, but in a prescribed or to a limited extent.
For instance, personal property or specific articles of personal property, or money, or things in action, which the wife may bring into the family at marriage, or which, after coverture, may be derived from her parents by gift or devise, or from other third persons, for a consideration originating outside of the marital relation, does not at once, under the statute, vest in the husband, but she may hold such property as her own, exempt from her husband's debts, even although she leave the same under his control, provided, nevertheless, she complies with the provisions of the statute in giving notice, and duly filing her right thereto for record, &c.
This, with some other minor or less important provisions, is the general scope of the changes which the statute has made upon the common law on this subject; and it does not in terms or by necessary implication provide that the money or other property which the wife may acquire by her own labor and industry during coverture, whilst she is receiving the protection and support of her husband, shall vest in herself or be exempt from her husband's debts. But, on the other hand, by the principles of the common law, the ownership thereof did vest at once in her husband, and should be made available for the payment of his debts. In all such cases we are to follow, first, the rule prescribed the statute, if it has laid one down; if not, then the doctrine which obtains at common law, by the rules of which, in the case before us, the right to and property in the money which Lucinda earned in dressmaking vested at once in her husband; and if she purchased real estate with it, taking the title in her own name, she holds the property simply in trust for her husband and his creditors. Such being the law, the decree in this case should have been for the plaintiff, subjecting the property in controversy to the satisfaction of this execution. Such a decree will be entered in this Court, and the judgment below Reversed.
MILITARY RECORDS
Pension Index Card File, alphabetical; of the Veterans Administrative Contact and Administration Services, Admin. Operations Services, 1861-1934; Duff to A-J Duncan (negative FHL film 540,888, some cards very faint); Joseph Duncan to Dunn (positive FHL film 540,889, some cards very dark)
Cataloged under Civil War, 1861-1865, pensions, indexes; does not say if Confederate or Federal, but probably Federal. Negative film, some cards much too faint or dark to read, some cards blurred or faded, particularly the service unit and the dates of application. Most of the very faint or dark cards were in a slightly different format, with space for years enlisted and discharged which were sometimes filled in. Many of these were for service in later years, although one or two were for service ca 1866.
Name of soldier, alias, name of dependent widow or minor, service (military unit or units), date of filing, class (invalid or widow or minor or other), Application #, Certificate #, state from which filed (sometimes blank), attorney (sometimes blank, MAD: did not usually copy), remarks. Sometimes the "Invalid" or "Widow" class had an "s" added to it before the application #; occasionally the area for the service information included a circled "S". The minor's name was frequently that of the guardian rather than the minor.
The military unit was frequently the Company Letter, the Regiment Number, sometimes US Vet Vol Inf. (US Veteran Volunteer Infantry), L.A. (Light Artillery), H.A. (Heavy Artillery), US C Inf (US Colored? Infantry), Cav. (Cavalry), Mil. Guards, V.R.C. (?Volunteer Reserve Corps?), etc. Sometimes there were several service units given.
Cards appear to be arranged by the last name, first name, middle initial if any, and state (including "US") of service.
Duncan, Amos E., widow Duncan, Anna B.; B 71 OH Inf., Asst. Surg. 9 Tenn. Cav.; 1879 Aug. 25, Invalid Appl. #305054, Cert. #259257; 1892 Feb. 12, Widow Appl. #541628, Cert. #371794, OH. (MAD: Miami Co. OH)
Duncan, Jesse, widow Duncan, Sarah L.; E 48 Ohio Inf.; 1880 June 28, Invalid Appl. #398894, Cert. #741818; 1895 May 6, Widow Appl. #613606, Cert. #417759, Ill. (MAD: mar. 1883 Miami Co. OH; applied Cook Co. IL)
Duncan, Michael, widow Duncan, Lydia C.; F 147 Ohio Inf.; 1890 July 9, Invalid Appl. #809658, Cert. #641182, Ohio; 1908 Nov. 16, Widow Appl. #907983, Cert. #675190, Ohio. (MAD: 1850 Miami Co. OH census)
Duncan, Nathan H., widow Duncan, Addie S.; B 194 Ohio Inf.; 1889 Aug. 1, Invalid Appl. #720264, Cert. #505957, Ind.; 1919 April 26, Widow Appl. #1140105, Cert. #940272, Ind. (MAD: ? 1860 Miami Co. OH; 1870-1900 Franklin Co. IN, b.1849 OH)
Duncan, Thomas P., widow Duncan, Mary E.; F 147 Ohio Inf.; 1890 Aug. 25, Invalid Appl. #896154, Cert. #534551, Ohio; 1892 April 23, Widow Appl. #547872, Cert. #357802, Ohio; Attorney: M. Duncan. (MAD: 1850 Miami Co. OH census)
HISTORIES before 1923
Go to the Miami Co. OH Histories before 1923
OTHER RECORDS
Funeral Notice of Jesse Duncan, 14 April 1895, oldest son of Isaac Duncan and his 2nd wife Elizabeth Dickson (from Jim Wanke 7/1993, original in possession of Cordelia Jane "Bunky" Duncan of Pleasant Hill, OH; permission to share from Cordelia Duncan).
Synopsis of the services held at the funeral of the late Col. Jesse Duncan at the house, 795 Hammond Ave., Chicago; reading of Psalm XC, and Prayer, at the Avondale Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago. ...
Colonel Jesse Duncan was born in Miami Co. OH, July 7, 1825, and died in Chicago [Cook Co.], IL, April 14, 1895, at 5 o'clock PM, age 69 years, 9 months and 7 days. His occupation until the breaking out of the War of the Rebellion was that of a farmer. At the first call of Pres. Lincoln in 1861 he enlisted in the service of his country. Being wounded at the Battle of Shiloh, he was discharged ... Aug. 20, 1862, on ground of disability. ... Partially recovering from his wounds, he was elected Colonel of the First Reg. of OH Militia, and was commissioned Sept. 19, 1863. Though a native American, Col. Duncan was of Scotch parentage and ... While residing in Indiana, he was a member of the Christian (Campbellite) Church, the same denomination as that (of) President Garfield. ... At Mt. Olive Cemetery, the burial was in charge of Ben Hur Lodge 818 A.F. & A.M. ...
Bible record of John Duncan, b. 16 Aug. 1797, and wife Deborah H. Duncan b. 22 March 1796, from Ireland to New Brunswick then to Brown Twp, Miami Co. OH; copy of pages in Local History Room of Library at Troy, OH (copy of pages from Ellen Poor of Troy, a volunteer worker at the Troy Historical Society, to Jim Wanke to MAD 8/1998)
Parents' Record.
Father. John Duncan was born on the 16th day of August 1797.
Mother. Deborah H. Duncan was born on the 22nd day of March 1796. Deborah H. Duncan departed the life 15th January 1876.
Births.
Robert Duncan born February 3rd 1821.
Michael Duncan born April 8, 1822.
David Duncan born January 20 - 1824.
Rebecca A. Duncan born Sept 17, 1825.
Levi Duncan born January 18 - 1827.
William and Elisabeth Duncan was born September 13 - 1828.
Nancy S. Duncan born Sept. 22 1830.
Thomas P. Duncan born January 31 1832.
Mary E. Duncan born February 16 1834.
Martha Jane Duncan was born on the 18th day of July 1835.
Levi Duncan was married to Adatine A. Doane May 19th 184? (186?) (written in page border, cannot read)
Marriages.
Robert Duncan was married to Sarah T. Eldridge November 18, 1842.
David Duncan was married to Caroline E.H. Subers March 6, 1844.
Michael Duncan was married to Lydia Howland December 25, 1845.
Rebecca Ann Duncan was married to Steward McMillan Dec. 25 1845.
Deaths.
Elisabeth Duncan departed this life April 6, 1831.
Mary E. Duncan departed this life October - 1834.
William Duncan departed this life September 20, 1850.
Robert Duncan departed this life december 24th, 1890? (1840?)
Rebecca McMellen departed this life Oct. 16 1918.
(MAD: Robert Duncan mar. Sarah Eldridge 1842 in Shelby Co. OH, see 1850 Champaign Co. OH census; no marriage found in Miami Co. OH for Levi Duncan to Adatine or Adaline Doan 1830's to 1872, FHL film 550,171)
Some early Duncans in Miami Co. OH (some marriages on FHL film 550,171; all marriages should be rechecked)
Samuel Duncan, 25 March 1806, Original Land Entry in Union Twp. (pg.139, Vol.7 1966, "OH the Crossroads of our Nation, Records and Pioneer Families" from Evelyn Sigler 1/1984)
Sarah Ann Duncan, 8 Oct. 1808, mar. Henry Littlejohn
Mary Dunkin, 17 Feb. 1811, mar. Isaiah Pemberton
Amos Duncan, 13 Nov. 1812, Original Land Entry with Zachariah Green in Union Twp. (pg.137, Vol.7 1966, "OH the Crossroads of our Nation, Records and Pioneer Families" from Evelyn Sigler 1/1984)
Amos Dunkin, 2 June 1813, mar. Rachel Coats
Samuel Duncan, 1816, on tax list (pg.1, Vol.12, 1971, "OH The Cross Road of our Nation, Records & Pioneer Families" from Evelyn Sigler 12/1983)
Isaac Dunkin, 31 Oct. 1816, mar. Anna Pemberton
Jesse Dunkin, 15 Oct. 1823, mar. Elizabeth Brown
Isaac Dunkin, 29 July 1824, mar. Elizabeth Dixon
Amos Duncon, 1825, on tax list, more than one parcel of land ("Index of the OH 1825 Tax Duplicate" by Gerald M. Petty, 1981, FHL book 977.1 R42p, from Deone Penquite 10/1991)
Jessee Duncon,, 1825, on tax list, more than one parcel of land ("Index of the OH 1825 Tax Duplicate" by Gerald M. Petty, 1981, FHL book 977.1 R42p, from Deone Penquite 10/1991)
Samuel Duncon, 1825, on tax list ("Index of the OH 1825 Tax Duplicate" by Gerald M. Petty, 1981, FHL book 977.1 R42p, from Deone Penquite 10/1991)
Isaiah, Richard & John Dunkin, 1828, Guardianship indexed, Case #480 (pg.138, Vol.II, "Gateway to the West" by Ruth Bowers and Anita Short, 1989 reprint of periodical 1967 to 1978, Vol.7#3, FHL book 977.1 D25g)
Samuel, Sally, Amos & Richard Dunkin, 1828, Guardianship indexed, Case #479 (pg.138, Vol.II, "Gateway to the West" by Ruth Bowers and Anita Short, 1989 reprint of periodical 1967 to 1978, Vol.7#3, FHL book 977.1 D25g)
Mary Dunkin, 26 Mar. 1829, mar. William Love or Lane
Isaac Dunkin Jr., 21 May 1829, mar. Prudence Thomas
Rachel Duncan, 4 Oct. 1830/1838, mar. Robert Dixon
Minerva Duncan, 31 Aug. 1831, mar. Samuel Gibson
John Duncan, 6 Dec. 1835, mar. Nancy Jones
Isaiah Duncan, 14 July 1836, mar. Matilda Smith
Sally Duncan, 20 Aug. 1837, mar. (P)iper Litlejohn
Mary Duncan, 18 Jan. 1838, mar. John Shepherd
Samuel Duncan, 1840, mar. Elizabeth Gilbert, E-223
Nelson Duncan, 3 Dec. 1840, mar. Mary Layton
Richard P. Duncan, 10 March 1842, Drucilla Pemberton
Agnes Duncan, 19 Jan. 1843, mar. John Peal
David E. Duncan, ca 1843, mar. Caroline Sumer or Silver
Mary Duncan, 10 May 1843, died near Piqua [Miami Co.], OH, dau. of John & Hannah Welch of Perry Co. PA, mar. "Jan. 32" to Samuel Duncan, had 2 small daus., in 1833 to Fletcher Circuit about 6 miles above Piqua; from 14 July 1843 issue of "Western Christian Advocate" ("Abstracts of Obituaries in the 'Western Christian Advocate' 1834-1850" by Margaret R. Waters, Dorothy Riker and Doris Leistner, 1988, FHL book 973 V4w)
John Duncan, 9 May 1844, mar. Rachel Langston or Landston
Rebecca A. Duncan, 25 Dec. 1845, mar. Stewart McMillin
Amos Duncan, ca 1846, mar. Parmelia Penny (MAD: 1850 Clay Co. IN census)
Drusella Duncan, 1846, estate indexed, Case #1528 ("OH Wills & Estates to 1850; an Index" by Carol Willsey Bell, FHL book 977.1 P22b, from Evelyn Sigler 12/1983)
Elizabeth Dunkin, 1846, Guardianship indexed, Case #1454 (pg.143, Vol.II, "Gateway to the West" by Ruth Bowers and Anita Short, 1989 reprint of periodical 1967 to 1978, Vol.8#4, 10/1975, FHL book 977.1 D25g, and from Nancy Irwin 9/1987)
Richard P. Duncan, 1846, estate indexed, Case #1530 ("OH Wills & Estates to 1850; an Index" by Carol Willsey Bell, FHL book 977.1 P22b, from Evelyn Sigler 12/1983)
Isaac Dunkin, 1847, estate indexed, Case #1557 ("OH Wills & Estates to 1850; an Index" by Carol Willsey Bell, FHL book 977.1 P22b, from Evelyn Sigler 12/1983)
Eli, Abigail, Isaac, Elizabeth Dunkin, 1847, Guardianship indexed, Case #1618 (pg.143, Vol.II, "Gateway to the West" by Ruth Bowers and Anita Short, 1989 reprint of periodical 1967 to 1978, Vol.8#4, 10/1975, FHL book 977.1 D25g, and from Nancy Irwin 9/1987)
Elizabeth Dunkin, 1847, Guardianship indexed, Case #1589 (pg.143, Vol.II, "Gateway to the West" by Ruth Bowers and Anita Short, 1989 reprint of periodical 1967 to 1978, Vol.8#4, 10/1975, FHL book 977.1 D25g, and from Nancy Irwin 9/1987)
Saul (Saml?), David, Amos E. Dunkin, 1847, Guardianship indexed, Case #1617 (pg.143, Vol.II, "Gateway to the West" by Ruth Bowers and Anita Short, 1989 reprint of periodical 1967 to 1978, Vol.8#4, 10/1975, FHL book 977.1 D25g, and from Nancy Irwin 9/1987)
William Duncan, 6 March 1847, mar. Martha A. Maxwell
Amos W. Dunkin, 1849, Guardianship indexed, Case #1730 (pg.143, Vol.II, "Gateway to the West" by Ruth Bowers and Anita Short, 1989 reprint of periodical 1967 to 1978, Vol.8#4, 10/1975, FHL book 977.1 D25g, and from Nancy Irwin 9/1987)
Jesse Duncan, 28 Nov. 1852, mar. Mary A. Hoover, F-523
OTHER SOURCES
The website of the Troy Historical Society of Miami Co. OH has a lot of source information on Miami Co. OH residents, including Duncans, as of 8/2003
http://www.tdn-net.com/genealogy/
Information from John A. Duncan 4/1995 to MAD, given him 7/1994 by James Hopkins, Ph.D., editor of 10 volumes of "Henry Clay Papers" over 25 years; original source unknown:
Three of the founders of Beta Theta Pi fraternity were Kentuckians; two, John Holt Duncan and Charles Hardin, were Kentuckians by birth. The fraternity was founded at Miami Co. OH, 1839.
"Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy" Vol.I, NC and SC and TN, by William Wade Hinshaw (FHL book 973 D2he, from Charles Gordon 10/1983)
Duncans in Bush River MM, Newberry Co. SC, in 1773-1801, to New Hope MM, Greene Co. TN, 1801-1806, to Miami MM, Warren Co. OH are in this volume.
Other Duncans are mentioned in the New Garden MM and the Springfield MM in Guilford Co. NC.
"Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy" Vol.V, Ohio, by William Wade Hinshaw (FHL book 973 D2he, from Louis Boone 1/1993, from Jim Wanke 4/1997)
Duncans are mentioned in the Miami MM, Warren Co. OH, on pg.49; the West Branch MM, Miami Co. OH, on pg.736; the Mill Creek MM, Miami Co. OH, on pg.781; and the Union MM, Miami Co. OH, on pg.806 and 818.
"The Report" by OH Genealogical Society, Fall 1985, Vol.XXV #3 (FHL book 977.1 B2r)
Pg.162 contain the RIDDLE-DUNCAN BIBLE, by Mrs. D.J. Adams of Sidney, OH, "Presented to Mary R. Duncan as a Bridal Gift by her Mother ..." and contain the family of George W. Riddle and Mary R. Duncan, mar. 22 Sept. 1870, and the family of Mary R. Duncan's parents, Robert Duncan, born 12 March 1808, and his wife Jane Duncan, and their children, and several obituaries of family members. The obituary of Jane Duncan gives her maiden name of McCormick.
"Quaker Records of the Miami Valley of OH" by Eileen Davis & Judith Ireton, 1980 (FHL book 977.17 F2d; from Linda Curtis 2/1988)
Pgs.52-53 briefly give the Quaker families of Aaron Duncan, Amos or Enos Duncan, Eli Duncan, Isaac Duncan, Jesse Duncan, John Duncan, Samuel Duncan, and Jesse Dunkin, and list sources.
"Genealogical Index of Pioneers in the Miami Valley, OH" Miami, Montgomery, Preble and Warren Cos. OH, by Lindsay M. Brien, 1970 (FHL book 977.1 D2b; and from Marilyn Hansen 1/1985)
Pg.29 lists the family of Capt. Robert Culbertson, wife Annie Duncan, from Cumberland Co. PA to Miami Co. OH 1807. Source given was Egle's PA Gen. pg.356.
Pg.41 lists the families in Miami Co. OH of Robert Duncan and his brother John Duncan, Samuel Duncan from SC 1806, Sarah Duncan mar. Henry Littlejohn, Amos Duncan to Greene Co. OH, and Isaac Duncan. Individual sources are not given, although the bibliography lists several histories and other sources.
Pg.73 lists the family in Miami Co. OH of Amos Hall, born 1766 NC, son of James Hall and Sarah Duncan.
Pg.77 lists the family in Miami Co. OH of Martin Houser, whose grandson Martin V. mar. Margaret Duncan in 1856.
Pg.97 lists the family in Miami Co. OH of Michael Knoop, whose will recorded 21 May 1834 named a daughter Deborah Duncan, among other children.
Pg.119 lists the family in Miami Co. OH of Thomas Maxwell, who died in 1820, buried in Warren Co. OH, whose daughter Martha married Wm. Duncan.
Pg.168 lists the family in Miami Co. OH of John Peter Suber, whose granddau. Caroline 1823-1848 mar. David Duncan.
"History of Washington Co. TN 1988" compiled by the Watauga Association of Genealogists Upper East TN. (extracts from Shirley Harper 2/1990)
Pg.323. Moses Embree III family - Mary Embree mar. Samuel Duncan moved to Washington Co. after 1784, and left for Miami Co. OH 1803 ... (MAD: there is more in this book about the Embree family)
"Genealogy of the Herbert Hoover Family; Revised and Expanded Edition" by Hulda Hoover McLean; orig. edition 1967, expanded 1995; from Hoover Presidential Library Assn., West Branch, IA (from Jim Wanke 4/1997)
Pg.203 gives the family and descendants of Mary Ann Hoover, b. 7/25/1834, died 7/7/1881, mar. on 11/28/1852 to Jesse Duncan, b.1825, d. 4/14/1895, son of Isaac Duncan and Elizabeth Dixon.
"Samuel Duncan" (to Miami Co. OH) by Vernon R. Beeler bef. 1984 (FHL film 1,035,708 item 14)
This compilation lists many of the descendants of Samuel Dunkin, born Newberry, SC, in 1752, and his wife, Anna Embree Dunkin, born Newberry, SC, in 1748, who moved to Miami Co. OH. The compilation includes dates taken from the family bible of Isaac Duncan b. 18 Jan. 1795 and his wife Elizabeth Dickson Duncan born 9 Oct. 1800, and their children, as well as the three children by Isaac Duncan's first wife (not named), and the note that the data was compiled by Miss Ida B. Duncan, of Piqua, OH.
"Ell(e)man - Embree - Duncan - Neal Pedigree" by Marvin S. Kennedy; donated by James C. Barber of Anaheim, CA, after 1980, filmed 1985 (FHL film 1,035,726 items 1 & 2; part 3 is more on Embree family; this is one long roll of paper, typed, which was cut into sections and then microfilmed; notes at the top indicate "colored paper" and "missing information")
The genealogy includes information about these families of Newberry Co. SC, including the family of Mary Embree, b. 15 May 1753, married Samuel Duncan Sr., both of whom died in Miami Co. OH.
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