Duncan research files of
Mary Ann (Duncan) Dobson
the Genealogy Bug
Last revised March 19, 2007
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1830-1840 St. Clair Co. MI Census
No Duncan indexed
1840 St. Clair Co. MI Census
China Twp.
Pg.226 Peter DUCHAN (Duchun?) 0000,1 - 0
Moses DUCHEM? (Duchan?) 0000,1 - 0000,0000,1
Michiel DUCHUN 2110,01 - 0011,01
Glade DUCHUN 2000,01 - 0100,1
Bentram DUCHEM 1100,01 - 2100,01
(all last names are the same, but each looks a little different)
1850 St. Clair Co. MI Census
St. Clair
Pg.224, #27, C. DUNCAN Col. (m) 41 ARK BLACK laborer
w/other laborers
Port Huron
Pg.414, #371, garrison of people
Agnes DUNCAN 20 CAN, Margaret 19 CAN
7 names
Isabella DUNCAN 22 CAN
Clyde Twp, stamped pg.229 (faint page, spotty ink)
Pg.457, #651, Christopher BARTLE? (RARTLA?) 65 NH lumberman $800
Sarah 65 VT
Chauncy 27 NY lumberman $4000
Judson (m) 23 NY lumberman
Sarah WHEATON 9 CANada
Julia 5 CAN
Patrick DYLE 25 IRE laborer
James DUCAN 30 SCT laborer
Nelson PAGNETTE 30 CAN laborer
William MARR 14 CAN laborer
1860 St. Clair Co. MI Census
Port Huron Ward 2
Pg.269, #1078-1042, W.L. BANCROFT (m) 35 NY lawyer $3000-$1000
Ann M. 32 NY $14000-$4000
Edward H. 5, Richard B. 3 MI
Carroll (m) 2 MI
Margaret DUNCAN 25 CANada servant
Mary ROLFE 16 ENG servant
1870 St.Clair Co. MI Census
Port Huron, Ward 1 (very faint page)
Pg.316, #33-38, WILLIAMS, Mary 49 NY dressmaker $0-$0
DUNCAN, Elizabeth 22 NJ dressmaker, parents of foreign birth
Frank 1 CANada, father of foreign birth
Port Huron, Ward 3
Pg.364, #222-231, Fort Gratiot - many military men, including (starts pg.363R)
DRUNCAM, Charles 25 OH Private
St.Clair Township
Pg.429R, #254-253, DUNCAN, John 65 SCT farmer $1500-$150, parents of foreign birth, mar. May
Erskine (m) 18 MA at home, parents of foreign birth, mar. May
Mary 20 OH keeping house
(MAD: believe the married in May entry belongs to Erskine and Mary, she his wife on 1880 census)
1883 "History of St. Clair County, Michigan : containing an account of its settlement, growth, development and resources, an extensive sketch of its cities, towns and villages, their improvements, industries, manufactories, churches, schools and societies, its war record, biographical sketches, portraits of prominent men and early settlers, the whole preceded by a history of Michigan, and statistics of the state." pub. Chicago: A.T. Andreas & Co., 1883 (HeritageQuest image 2/2007, Local History Reel/Fiche Number 5010; FHL films 1,000,247 item 3 and 547,580 item 1)
Pg.740, Clyde Township. Biographical Sketches. WILLIAM BAILEY, farmer, Section 11, P.O. Ruby, is a native of England, and was born in 1821. His parents James and Sarah Bailey, came to the United States in 1830. His father was a Methodist minister; they lived in New Jersey six years, then removed to Canada. William grew up to manhood and lived there until 1872, when he came to St.Clair County, and located at Abbotsford in the town of Clyde, and lived there eight years; then removed on the farm where he now lives. Mr. Bailey owns, besides the farm of 180 acres where he now lives, the mill at Abbotsford, eighty acres of land and other property. His success in life is owing to his own efforts. Mr. Bailey married Miss Sarah Dunkin, formerly of New York State, May 26, 1845; she died March 2, 1864, and left four children -- William A., Alice Jane, now Mrs. Moses McKay, Sarah H., now Mrs. Bidwell D. Stewart, and George W., attending school at Urbana, Ohio. In 1865, Mr. Bailey married Jane Ann Gillam, of the State of Pennsylvania.
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