Sadly there is no marker/headstone for Duncan. I've been there personally and took pictures of just the area where he was interred. His wife, Mabel Fergusson Frew, is near Duncan in grave 3.
The short bio below was contributed by Lindsay Roberton, of Aberdeen, Scotland (Duncan John Frew is the great grand uncle to me and Lindsay. Our common ancestors are Thomas MacNaughton Frew I, and Christina Rose.)
Coming to Salt Lake City, Duncan took up the practice of law and was also engaged in mining development in several districts of the state. He succumbed to a complication of diseases, having been ill for nearly a year at the time of his death. (Ref: Salt Lake City Tribune, March 29, 1923, page 8)
The short bio below was contributed by Lindsay Roberton, of Aberdeen, Scotland (Duncan John Frew is the great grand uncle to me and Lindsay. Our common ancestors are Thomas MacNaughton Frew I, and Christina Rose.)
Coming to Salt Lake City, Duncan took up the practice of law and was also engaged in mining development in several districts of the state. He succumbed to a complication of diseases, having been ill for nearly a year at the time of his death. (Ref: Salt Lake City Tribune, March 29, 1923, page 8)
Sadly there is no marker/headstone for Duncan. I've been there personally and took pictures of just the area where he was interred. His wife, Mabel Fergusson Frew, is near Duncan in grave 3.
The short bio below was contributed by Lindsay Roberton, of Aberdeen, Scotland (Duncan John Frew is the great grand uncle to me and Lindsay. Our common ancestors are Thomas MacNaughton Frew I, and Christina Rose.)
Coming to Salt Lake City, Duncan took up the practice of law and was also engaged in mining development in several districts of the state. He succumbed to a complication of diseases, having been ill for nearly a year at the time of his death. (Ref: Salt Lake City Tribune, March 29, 1923, page 8)
The short bio below was contributed by Lindsay Roberton, of Aberdeen, Scotland (Duncan John Frew is the great grand uncle to me and Lindsay. Our common ancestors are Thomas MacNaughton Frew I, and Christina Rose.)
Coming to Salt Lake City, Duncan took up the practice of law and was also engaged in mining development in several districts of the state. He succumbed to a complication of diseases, having been ill for nearly a year at the time of his death. (Ref: Salt Lake City Tribune, March 29, 1923, page 8)
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