Duncan research files of |
1820-1830 Bradford Co. PA Census
No Duncan indexed
1840 Bradford Co. PA Census
Monroe Twp.
Pg.312 Thomas Dunkin 0000,1 - 0
1850 Bradford Co. PA Census
Springhill
Pg.319, #89, Judson STEPHENS 40 NY farmer $1500
Melissa 35 PA
Frederick 10, Clarrisa 9 PA
Philandra (f) 3 PA
James DUNCAN 20 PA farmer
1860 Bradford Co. PA Census
Pike Twp.
Pg.748, #908-884, Jas. DUNCAN 29 PA farm hand $0-$160
Sarah 26 CT
Arey (m) 2, Fanny (f) 9/12 PA
1870 Bradford Co. PA Census
Barclay Twp.
Pg.96, #196-195, DUNCAN, James 27 SCT miner $0-$0, parents of foreign birth
Margarett 27 SCT keeps house, parents of foreign birth
Margarett 3 SCT at home, parents of foreign birth
Wm. 8/12 PA b.Sept., at home, parents of foreign birth
Pike Twp.
Pg.308, #63-62, DUNCAN, James (m) 40 PA farmer $0-$400
Sarah 37 CT "Conn" keeping house
Avery (m) 12 PA
Fannie (f) 10 PA attending school
Clarissa (f) 8 PA attending school
Dana (m) 6 PA attending school
Etna (f) 4 PA
Bersselais? (Beasselous?) (m) 2 PA
(MAD: indexed Jonnie; name almost looks like Joanie instead of James, but it was James Duncan in 1860; 1880 Tioga Co. NY, dau. Etnia L., son Selas)
Pg.319, #257-257, DUNCAN, John 38 PA farm laborer $0-$500
Ruth 37 CT keeping house
George 16 PA day laborer
Eliza 12, Almira 6, Fred 4 PA
Albert 4/12 PA b.Feb.
(MAD: 1860 Susquehanna Co. PA census)
"History of Bradford County, Pennsylvania : with biographical selections" by H.C. Bradsby; pub. Chicago: S.B. Nelson & Co., 1891, 1317 pgs. (LH6863, HeritageQuest images 6/2007; FHL film 924,758 and 1,000,544 item 5)
Pg.912: The Adam Innes Family, Granville Centre, ... Adam Innes, the original Scotchman of this American race, was born in Musselburgh, Scotland, April 10, 1820, and died in Granville Centre, this county, March 10, 1886, aged sixty-five years and eleven months. He was the only son and child who grew to maturity in the family of Robert and Marian Kirkwood Innes. ... For some time he worked in the tannery in Linlithgow, Scotland, at which place he was married, October 4, 1844, to Helen McNeil, a native of that place, born April 17, 1821, a daughter of Daniel and Mary (Duncan) McNeil, of the counties of Edinburgh and Linlithgow, respectively, who had eight children - five daughters and three sons - of whom Helen was the second in order of birth. Four years after marriage they emigrated from their native land, coming direct to America to make their future permanent home, stopping first in Norwich, New London Co., Conn., ... then to Ulster county, N.Y. In 1865 removed to Granville Centre ...
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