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1820 Putnam Co. NY Census
No Duncan indexed
1830 Putnam Co. NY Census
Phillips
Pg.62 Mrs. Duncan 021 - 2100,01
1840-1850 Putnam Co. NY Census
No Duncan indexed
1860 Putnam Co. NY Census
Patterson
Pg.169, #66-69, Robert N. FLETCHER 40 NY hotel keeper $6000-$200
& family & 3 others
David DUNCAN 70 SCT ostler $0-$0
1870 Putnam Co. NY Census
Patterson
Pg.60, #68-70, BENEDICT, Benj. F. 69 NY farmer $1200-$3000
Emeline 59 NY keep house
Henry L. 38 NY farm work
Adie P. 22 NY at home
DUNKEN, Bejo (f) 21 IRE servant, parents of foreign birth
"The history of Putnam County, N.Y. : with an enumeration of its towns, villages, rivers, creeks, lakes, ponds, mountains, hills, and geological features, local traditions, and short biographical sketches of early settlers, etc." by William J. Blake; pub. New York: Baker & Scribner, 1849, 360 pgs. (LH6704, HeritageQuest images 6/2007; FHL book 974.732 H2b and film 1,425,565 item 2)
Pg.159: Philipstown. ... It is the birth place of Lieut. Col. Duncan, of the United States Army, who has rendered his country signal service on the bloody battle fields of Mexico. The old house in which this gallant officer was born, is no longer standing, having been accidentally burned down in 1841. ... The true name of the Col. is Duncanson; and as his father alleges, when he entered the army, by an oversight, or mistake of the recording clerk in the War Department, at Washington, his name was written Duncan. ... since then, in all his communications to Government and others, has written his surname, Duncan.
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