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1840 Passaic Co. NJ Census
No Duncan indexed
1850 Passaic Co. NJ Census
Paterson
Pg.288, #1535, Samuel DUNCAN 40 IRE silk mill hand
Margaret 39 IRE
Saml. Jr. 14, Mary A. 13 ENG
Martha 11, Robert 9 ENG
Lucy 7, Sarah J. 4 NJ
William H. 3, Margaret 1 NJ
Pg.310, #1898, Alexander DUNCAN 30 IRE laborer
Elizabeth 4 IRE
Grace PURSCALL 24 IRE
Manchester
Pg.397, #322-448, James DUNCAN 33 SCT farmer $900
Jane 23 SCT
David 4, Isabella 2 NJ
Barbary ANDERSON 25
James 1 SCT
1860 Passaic Co. NJ Census
Paterson Ward 5
Pg.487, #443-591, Morgan COLT 33 MD gentleman $0-$0
Mary 20 NY
Dr. Grasse FOWLE 34 MD gentleman
Julia 35 NJ
Annie 7 NJ
Ametor (m) 6/12 NJ
Lyman JOSEPHS 6 NJ
Margaret BREWSTER 23 IRE servant
Eliza DUNCON 48 IRE cook
Ellen BALDWIN 48 IRE nurse
Lydia JAMES 38 NJ BLACK servant
Sarah FOX 37 MD BLACK servant
Maria GIESON 15 PA servant
Manchester Twp.
Pg.568, #988-29, James DUNCAN 34 SCT farmer $200-$2500
Jane 33 SCT
David 14, Isabella 10 NJ
Barbara 8, Jane 6, James 5 NJ
George 3, Christina (f) 4/12 NJ
Jane RICHARDSON 20 ENG
Paterson West Ward
Pg.744-5, #103-133, Samuel DUNCAN 50 ENG machinist $0-$200
Margaret 48 IRE
Samuel 24 ENG machinist $0-$0
Mary 22 ENG
Martha 21 ENG
Robert 19 ENG apprentice $0-$0
Lucy 16, Sarah 14 NJ
William 12, Margaret 11 NJ
John 8, Elizabeth 5 NJ
Paterson South Ward
Pg.935, #530-912, Robert DUNCAN 43 IRE laborer $0-$0
Jane 26 IRE
William 3, Robert 1 NJ
Pg.942, #563-972, Allen DUNCAN 27 SCT timekeeper $0-$0
Susan 27 SCT
Hector (m) 10, Jane 8 SCT
Thomas 2 NJ
1870 Passaic Co. NJ Census
Paterson, Ward 3
Pg.379, #386-599, DUNCAN, Jane 43 SCT keeps house $0-$0, parents of foreign birth
David F. 23 NJ farm laborer, parents of foreign birth
Jane 16 NJ at home, parents of foreign birth
Paterson, Ward 5
Pg.462, #138-242, DUNCAN, Maggie (f) 58 IRE keeps house $0-$0, parents of foreign birth
Mary A. 32 IRE at silk mill, parents of foreign birth
Margaret 20 NJ at silk mill, parents of foreign birth
John 18 NJ painter, parents of foreign birth
Elizabeth 15 NJ at school, parents of foreign birth
FLANNIGAN, Kate 21 IRE at silk mill, parents of foreign birth
Pg.506, #612-977, DUNCAN, Robt. 45 SCT pattern maker $0-$200, parents of foreign birth
Mary 40 SCT keeps house, parents of foreign birth
Mary 14 NY at school, parents of foreign birth
Ellen 4 NY at home, parents of foreign birth
Paterson, Ward 7
Pg.607, #142-266, DUNCAN, Robert 29 ENG retl. Land? & Ston? Store, $0-$1000, parents of foreign birth
Sarah 27 ENG, keeps house, parents of foreign birth
Frances (f) 5, Harry 4 NJ at home, parents of foreign birth
Margaret 1 NJ at home, parents of foreign birth
Paterson, Ward 8
Pg.644, #106-211, GIBLER, Daniel 53 IRE laborer Flx Mill $0-$100, parents of foreign birth
Catharine 56 IRE keeps house, parents of foreign birth
John 17 IRE laborer mach. shop, parents of foreign birth
DUNCAN, Catherine 18 IRE works in flx mill, parents of foreign birth
Wayne Twp.
Pg.724, #16-14, DUNCAN, David F. 25 NJ farmer $0-$0, parents of foreign birth
Elizabeth 23 NJ (blank)
Pg.724, #16-15, DUNCAN, Jane N. (f) 42 SCT (blank), parents of foreign birth
Isabella 22 NJ (blank), parents of foreign birth
Barbery (f) 20 NJ, parents of foreign birth
Jane 17 NJ, parents of foreign birth
James 14 NJ, parents of foreign birth
George 12 NJ, parents of foreign birth
Christina (f) 10 NJ, parents of foreign birth
Margaretta 8 NJ (not parents of foreign birth)
"The pastor and the church, or, Rev. John H. Duryea, D.D., and the Second Reformed Church at Paterson, N.J." (Passaic Co.) by Theodore W. Wells; pub. New York: Board of Publication of the Reformed Church in America, 1896, 199 pgs. (LH2089, HeritageQuest images 5/2007; FHL fiche 6,052,270)
Pg.152: Marriages: 1835, Rev. John A. Liddell, Pastor: Mar. 7, John Ritchie to Grace Duncan.
"Preakness and the Preakness Reformed Church, Passaic County, New Jersey : a history 1695-1902 : with genealogical notes, the records of the church and tombstone inscriptions" by George Warne Labaw; pub. New York: Board of Publication of the Reformed Church in America, 1902, 352 pgs. (LH2081, HeritageQuest images 5/2007; FHL film 1,485,276)
Pg.101: Robert Martin, Sr., father of the late Robert Martin, (d. July 20, 1902), came to Preaknness (MAD: as spelled) about 1841. He first lived near where David F. Duncan's present tenement house stands, then for a while where August Dotterweich now lives, until he bought where the family has since lived, near Mr. Duncan's. ...
David F. Duncan, b. 1846, in Paterson, who married September 7, 1868, Elizabeth Graham, of North Haledon, came to Preakness on February 2, 1870, and located where he has since remained, on what was then the John Hinchman place, but which before that had been known as the William H. Hopper place. The John Hinchman here referred to was the son of Robert, the brother of James, and the son of John S. Hinchman, M.D., of Vernon. David F. Duncan has but one child, Linnie Jane, who, May 24, 1898, married Charles Frederick Day, son of J. Frank Day, formerly of Preakness, now of Brooklyn, and who, with his wife and two children, now makes his home with his father-in-law.
Mr. Duncan's father was James Duncan, who came to America from Scotland, and his mother was Jane Torbet, a sister of Hon. Robert M. Torbet, and daughter of Francis Torbet. He has been and is much interested in educational matters, first in the district and latterly in the township, having been generally school trustee, but now one of the Board of Education for Wayne Township.
Pg.104: Another brother, Doctor Day, had taught school in Upper Preakness before J. Frank taught. His home has been in Brooklyn for many years. The father of these brothers and of at least two daughters was Anthony L. Day, of Stockholm, N.J. Charles Frederick Day, son of J. Frank, married David F. Duncan's only daughter. (MAD: not named)
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