He was the son of Duncan and Mary Carmichael MacDuffie.
10th REGT SC VOL
CSA
From "A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers:
"Duncan D. McDuffie, the third son of Duncan, his father, married Miss Penelope Ford, another daughter of Elias B. Ford, and is now living on his father's old homestead, in the "Fork," between Buck Swamp and Little Pee Dee; he has raised a family of several children.
One son, Duncan, in El Paso, Tex.
Another son, name not remembered — Jasper, I believe — died a young man.
Another son, Emerson, the leading machinist in this part of the State, and owning and running an iron foundry and machine works at Marion.
Duncan D. McDuffie served throughout the war, and was a Lieutenant in the Tenth South Carolina Regiment, in Manigault's Brigade, of the Western army. D. D. McDuffie is one of our best citizens and a leading man in his neighborhood; he has some daughters, to the writer unknown; think he has educated his daughters well."
10th REGT SC VOL
CSA
From "A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers:
"Duncan D. McDuffie, the third son of Duncan, his father, married Miss Penelope Ford, another daughter of Elias B. Ford, and is now living on his father's old homestead, in the "Fork," between Buck Swamp and Little Pee Dee; he has raised a family of several children.
One son, Duncan, in El Paso, Tex.
Another son, name not remembered — Jasper, I believe — died a young man.
Another son, Emerson, the leading machinist in this part of the State, and owning and running an iron foundry and machine works at Marion.
Duncan D. McDuffie served throughout the war, and was a Lieutenant in the Tenth South Carolina Regiment, in Manigault's Brigade, of the Western army. D. D. McDuffie is one of our best citizens and a leading man in his neighborhood; he has some daughters, to the writer unknown; think he has educated his daughters well."
He was the son of Duncan and Mary Carmichael MacDuffie.
10th REGT SC VOL
CSA
From "A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers:
"Duncan D. McDuffie, the third son of Duncan, his father, married Miss Penelope Ford, another daughter of Elias B. Ford, and is now living on his father's old homestead, in the "Fork," between Buck Swamp and Little Pee Dee; he has raised a family of several children.
One son, Duncan, in El Paso, Tex.
Another son, name not remembered — Jasper, I believe — died a young man.
Another son, Emerson, the leading machinist in this part of the State, and owning and running an iron foundry and machine works at Marion.
Duncan D. McDuffie served throughout the war, and was a Lieutenant in the Tenth South Carolina Regiment, in Manigault's Brigade, of the Western army. D. D. McDuffie is one of our best citizens and a leading man in his neighborhood; he has some daughters, to the writer unknown; think he has educated his daughters well."
10th REGT SC VOL
CSA
From "A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers:
"Duncan D. McDuffie, the third son of Duncan, his father, married Miss Penelope Ford, another daughter of Elias B. Ford, and is now living on his father's old homestead, in the "Fork," between Buck Swamp and Little Pee Dee; he has raised a family of several children.
One son, Duncan, in El Paso, Tex.
Another son, name not remembered — Jasper, I believe — died a young man.
Another son, Emerson, the leading machinist in this part of the State, and owning and running an iron foundry and machine works at Marion.
Duncan D. McDuffie served throughout the war, and was a Lieutenant in the Tenth South Carolina Regiment, in Manigault's Brigade, of the Western army. D. D. McDuffie is one of our best citizens and a leading man in his neighborhood; he has some daughters, to the writer unknown; think he has educated his daughters well."
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