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1790-1810 Cumberland Co. ME Census No Duncan indexed 1820 Cumberland Co. ME Census Portland Pg.208 John Duncan 110010 - 20110 1830 Cumberland Co. ME Census No Duncan indexed 1840 Cumberland Co. ME Census Portland Pg.114 Charles C. Duncan 1000,1 - 0000,1000,1
1850 Cumberland Co. ME Census
Westbrook
Pg.349, #574-652, Thomas DUNCAM? (DUNEAN?) 28 IRE laborer
Hannah DUNEVAN 25 IRE
Eliza 2, Dennis 1 ME
(MAD: name perhaps Dunean, probably should be Dunevan)
Portland Ward 7
Pg.236, #200-267, Chas. C. DUNCAN 36 Nova Scotia mariner
Susan L. 37 ME
Jane 5, Louis 1/12 ME
1860 Cumberland Co. ME Census
Westbrook
Pg.124, #922-994, William DUNCAN 50 SCT papermaker $0-$50
Margret 43 SCT
Portland Ward 5
Pg.213, #79-109, James R. HAWKES 40 ME house joiner $1700-0
Mary 32 ME
Martha R. 45 ME (blank) $1500-$0
Henrietta DUNCAN (m) 21 ME
Henri (m) 35 FRance French teacher $0-$0
Portland Ward 7
Pg.478, #1810-2306, Charles C. DUNCAN 50 NS laborer $0-$0
Susan S. 48 ME
Jennie (f) 15 ME
Portland Ward 1
Pg.857, #1750-2553, John DUNCAN 39 SCT cabinet maker $0-$100
Mary 36 SCT
Pg.857, #1750-2554, William DUNCAN 41 SCT cabinet maker $0-$0
Elizabeth 39 SCT
Lizzie C. (f) 1 ME
Falmouth
Pg.405, #215-234, Emma MERVILL (f) 74 ME (blank) $2000-$200
Joshua Jr. (m) 52 ME farmer
Mary S. 45 ME
Jane E. DUNCAN 30 NS ("Nova Scotia") servant
(MAD: no Joshua MERVILL Sr. in household)
1870 Cumberland Co. ME Census
Town of Falmouth
Pg.233, #354-386, MERRILL, Jas. H? (initial written over) 76 ME farmer $700-$500
Eliza C. 72 ME keeping house
Edward 40 ME milk man
Emma E. 21 ME
SIMMONDS, G. (m) 19 ME
DUNSCOMB, Fred (m) 6 ME
Town of Otisfield
Pg.427, #166-178, HOLDEN, Henry Jnr. 48 ME farmer $2500-$1500
Elisebeth C. 44 ME keeping house
Edward F. 12, Hattie B. 8 ME at home
DUNCUN? (LUNCUN?), Elisebeth 52 MA keeping house
HOLDEN, Joseph W. 53? ME milk man
Ward 1, City of Portland
Pg.453, #247-365, DUNCAN, William 51 SCT cabinet maker $3500-$2000, parents of foreign birth
Elizabeth 49 SCT keeping house, parents of foreign birth
Elizabeth 11 ME, parents of foreign birth
POND, Ellen 19 New Brunswick domestic servant, parents of foreign birth
(MAD: William Duncan indexed age 57)
Pg.453, #247-366, CAMARON, Lydia 63 ME keeping house (alone)
6th Ward, Portland
Pg.228, #477-531, BROWN, Wm. W. 49 ME lumber dealer $10,000-$20,000
Emily H. 34 MA keeping house
Herbert J. 8, Elizabeth W. 6 ME
Clinton B. (m) 3/12 ME b.April
JENKINS, C. Pheoby B. (f) 59 CT
MILLIKIN, Linie? (f) 21 ME dom. servant, parents of foreign birth
DINSCOMB, Ellen F. 19 ME dom. servant, parents of foreign birth
7th Ward, Portland
Pg.285, #416-476, DUNSCOMB, Solomon G. 52 ENG laborer $0-$0, parents of foreign birth
Elisabeth 43 ENG keeping house, parents of foreign birth
Thomas G. 23 ENG, parents of foreign birth
William 19, Ellen F. 17 ME, parents of foreign birth
Lucy J. 15, Octavia A. 13 ME, parents of foreign birth
John L. 11, Clara A. 9 ME, parents of foreign birth
Dorinda E. 2 ME, parents of foreign birth
Pg.290, #500-577, WALDRON, Howard D. 44 ME boot & Shoe Maker $3,000-$1,000
Caroline 41 ME keeping house
Louisa M. 18 ME
Hartwell H. 15 Me
Holman? D. (m) 13 ME
STAPLES, Newel T. 51 ME
DUNSCOMB, William 19 ME laborer
Pg.329, #977-1267, City Alms House (starts pg.328R)
DUNCAN, Elizabeth 17 ME, parents of foreign birth
Westbrook
Pg.441, #156-176, DUNCAN, Jas. 45 SCT hater $0-$0, parents of foreign birth
Margaret 45 MA keeps house, father of foreign birth
Maggie W. 18 MA, father of foreign birth
John 14 MA R.R. (occupation), father of foreign birth
Archibald 11, James 8 MA, father of foreign birth
William 4 VT, father of foreign birth
McDERMIT?, Susie 17 IRE, parents of foreign birth
Pg.467, #449-553, BORTHBY?, Patman (m) 35 ME landlord $5000-$1000
Marantha (f) 36 ME keeps house
Emma L. 30 ME
ANDERSON, Eugene B. 15 ME
DUNCAN, Josiah 15 NY
(MAD: 1860 Kings Co. NY census)
Pg.509, #1187-1309, DUNKAN, John 51 ME Britaniam? Fac., $2500-$400
Frances E. (f) 49 ME keeps house
Julia F. 27, Olivia? (f) 23, Anna 19 ME
Chas. A. 17 ME Britania Fac.
John F. 14 ME at (blank)
BOYNE, Alonzo 21 ME at school
1930 Census, Portland City, Cumberland County, Maine (from Kathy Cawley 2/3/2009)
E.D.# 3-76, S.D.# 5, Page# (can't make out) Sheet# 16A, Image# 31 of 40
59 Richardson Street
304-394
DUNCAN,
Andrew, Head, owns/$6500., age 48, m'd at 41, TN./TN./TN., retired army officer
Florence, Wife, age 35, m'd at 28, ME./ME./ME.
Dorothy, Daughter, age 6, ME./TN./ME.
Maine Death Index, 1960-1997: Andrew Duncan, Death Date: 18 May 1975, Age: 93, Town: Portland, Certificate: 7503510.
SSDI shows Andrew Duncan, born 2 Sept. 1881, died May 1975, wife Florence F. Duncan d. 24 Aug. 1987 age 92 in Portland
(KDC: see 1900 Scott Co. TN census)
"Naugatuck Daily News" Naugatuck, Connecticut, December 2, 1898 (transcription by and from Kathy Cawley 2/2004)
Lost- With Crew of 12 Men.
Baltimore, Md., Dec. 2. -- The Black-Sheridan-Wilson Coal company of this city has received a telegram from E. R. Norton, the Boston agent of the firm, saying the company's schooner King Philip, which left this port November 16 with 1,787 tons of coal for Portland, Me., had foundered in the gale Sunday night off Highland Light on the Massachusetts coast, and that all were lost. The King Philip was a fine four-masted vessel. She was owned by the Black-Sheridan-Wilson company and was valued at $40,000. She was commanded by Captain A.A. Duncan of Portland [Cumberland Co.], from which port her crew also hailed. Her crew consisted of 12 men all told. The vessel and cargo were fully insured.
"Portland soldiers and sailors : a brief sketch of the part they took in the War of the Rebellion." (Cumberland Co. ME) by Members of Bosworth Post; pub. Portland, Me.: Bosworth Post, Grand Army of the Republic, 1884, 59 pgs. (LH7530; HeritageQuest 5/2007)
Pg.50: Civil War - Western Cemetery: Duncan, C.C.
"History of Cumberland Co., Maine : with illustrations and biographical sketches of its prominent men and pioneers." by W.W. Clayton; pub. Philadelphia: Everts & Peck, 1880, 595 pgs. (LH10611; HeritageQuest 5/2007; FHL book 974.191 H2c 1994 v.1&2 and film 962,338 item 2 and 1,000,057 item 3)
Pg.117: The Medical Profession. Dr. Samuel Duncan came to Brunswick from Topsham in 1770, and was in practice until his death, in 1784. He was a young man, but was called a skillful physician, and he had an extensive practice. He lived at New Meadows.
"History of Gorham, Me." (Cumberland Co.) by Hugh D. McLellan; pub. Portland Me.: Smith & Sale, printers, 1903, c1902, 931 pgs. (LH7904; HeritageQuest 5/2007; FHL book 974.191/G1 H2m and film 1,033,862 item 2)
Pg.28: Barnstable. List of Narragansett Grantees ... John Duncan, lot 15 (no date)
Pg.766: Col. John Tyng Smith ... born May 6, 1772, and April, 1798, mar. Miss Mary Duguid from Scotland, the niece of Madam Elizabeth Tyng. ... Children ... William Tyng, b. June 19, 1802, m. Margaret Duncan.
"History of Brunswick, Topsham and Harpswell, Maine : including the ancient territory known as Pejepscot" by George Augustus Wheeler; pub. Boston: A. Mudge & Son, printers, 1878, c1877, 982 pgs. (LH8798; HeritageQuest 5/2007; FHL book 974.191 H2w 1989 v.1&2 and film 1,033,867 item 3)
Pg.728-729: DUNCAN, DOCTOR SAMUEL. Doctor Duncan, or Dunkan, as he himself spelled the word, was settled for a short time as a physician in Bath, on High Street. He next lived in Topsham for a little while, and moved to Brunswick in 1770, and practised his profession there until his death. He lived in the old Gideon Hinkley house, now owned by Chapin Weston, near Harding's Station. The north room of this house he used as his office, in one corner of which stood a skeleton which was the terror of all the children of the neighborhood as well as of many of the older persons. He was said to be very skilful in his profession, and had quite an extensive practice in West Bath and in Harpswell as well as in Brunswick. He received pay in 1770 from the town of Harpswell for attendance on some of the poor of that town. He was a representative to the General Court in 1781. He died in 1784, in the prime of life, and was buried in the old burying-ground in West Bath. (MAD: Brunswick and Harpswell, Cumberland Co.; Topsham, Sagadahoc Co.)
"Maine, a history" ed. by Louis Clinton Hatch; pub. New York: American Historical Society, 1919, 1109 pgs. (LH10094; HeritageQuest 5/2007; FHL book 974.1 H2me v.1-5 and film 1,750,652 item 3 for vol.4)
Pg.152: Born December 29, 1828, Charles Henry McLellan was a native of Bath, Maine, ... united in marriage, in January, 1854, with Maria Louise Kendrick ... parents of the following children: Jennie, who became the wife of George Duncan, and resides at Portland, Maine ... (MAD: Portland, Cumberland Co. ME)
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