Simeon W Duguid married Ella M McNaughton in abt 1885 in Ray, Steuben County, Indiana.

Together they had the following children:

Floyd E (1887-1888)
Lowell (1890-1967)
Lora Duguid Harban (1894-1995) - Memorial# 95646559
Genevieve Duguid Foster (1898- ? )
Infant (1901-1901)

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below information obtained from the Angola Herald, Angola, Indiana, May 15, 1925 edition, Page 2.
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S.W. Duguid

Youngest of the twelve children of John and Helen Duguid, was born at Ray, Ind., Oct. 1, 1856, died May 9, 1925, after a severe illness of eleven weeks. He is survived by two of the sisters, Mrs. Sophia McLouth, Ray, Ind., and Mrs. Barbara Paul, Ray, Ind., and three brothers, Ebenezer Duguid, Oak Park, Ill., John Duguid, North Adams, Mich., and Wilson Duguid, Ray, Ind.

On the 14th day of May, 1885, he and Eleanor McNaughton were married and created a splendid home to which five children came, two of whom preceded both parents, the other three, Lowell, Lora and Genevieve surviving.

Mrs. Duguid, after an excellent Christian career was given entrance into a better world, January 25, 1921.

Mr. Duguid was raised in a religious home as a Reformed Presbyterian. For several years, he has given his held loyally, to the Methodist Episcopal Church at Fremont, in which the entire family found opportunity for service and of which they have been valued members.

For many years, Mr. Duguid has been prominent in two communities. After successful years in Ray he moved to Fremont in 1900, having since then been interested in several mercantile enterprises. At the time of his death he has a large interest in the Fremont Coal & Lumber Company.

To his patrons, church communicants, pastor and relatives he has borne a high reputation and an unchallenged character.

A dependable citizen, worthy of the highest tribute of praise - it sounds trite but nothing else so well expresses the truth - he will be sorely missed by family, friends and the community.

Funeral services were held Monday, May 11, 1925, by his pastor, V.L. Clear, assisted by the Rev's. McMurray and Bandeen, his body was interred by that of his wife, in the family lot near Ray.