Son of Thomas J. Duncan (1820-1865) and Jane (Wilson) Duncan Smith (1827-1882). Wifes: Mary ann Hatfield (1847-1880) on 7-26-1865. dau: Lucretia bn 1866, married to Andrew Points, Cynthia Ann bn 1870-1918 to James Jonce Davenport. Wife2: alice May jones in 1873, son Charles Wesley Duncan 1873-1886. 3rd wife: Delilah Watson Weddle in 1875. children: dora leliah bn 1874 mrd Burt Lorenzo Duncan. 4th wife: Jane Prater in 1877. Chidlren Minnie duuncan in 1878.(/). 5th wife: Margaret (Holland) Fultz in 1884. (1850 Ind.-1917 Hubbell, Thayer co. Dau: Ida May (1886-1938) to Earl Orr and (2) Edw. Paul Wentz.
Hebron Weekly 1-9-1920 Hubbell Man killed by train was Civil War Veteran. He lived at the old Kimberly place east of the RR station. He was deaf and did not hear the train as he was struck and died shorty after.
Death certificate is attached. Three red stones are at the Lamb Cemetery marked Duncan and civil war dates. DC says he was buried At Hubbell where the Lamb cem. may be. He was born in Franklin co. Missouri. He last wife Margaret Holland Fultz Duncan died in 1917 at Hubbell.
His daughter Cynthia Ann Duncan Davenport is FAG # 46251249 which shows he is the father and her mother was first wife Mary Ann hatfield. she is at Chester Cem. at Thayer co with the Davenport family.
Family mameber Jean Crouce (Wilbert) said in 2003 she took the stone picture at Lamb Cem . east of Hubbell. these were homemade red stones in the old section of of the cem where old Hub JOhnson was buried, said to be a friend of Cynthias and James J. Davenport.
The cemetery is partly in Nebr and Kansas, but the Hubbell cemetery is listed in FAG as in Republic county Kansas. this cem.also has Hub Johnson whose stone is almost right next to these stones. will be searching for grave of Margaret Holland Fultz Duncan.
Civil war records : Wm R. Duncan, Private in company B 5th Regiment Missouri S.M. Calvary, first organization. Aug 1862 absent sick Richmond Missouri. Sept 1862 absent sick at Holt co. Old 5th regiment MSM calvary, William R. Duncan Private. enrolled march 3 1862 at St Joseph Mo, Musterd in march 21 1862 at St. Joseph by WM. Albin. Mustered out June 22, 1863. Absent sick Oct. 31 1862, sick at home in Holt co. 2nd card: enlisted march 3 1862 at St Joseph mo, Mustered in March 21 1862 at st. Joseph. Mustered out June 22 1863.
Hebron Weekly 1-9-1920 Hubbell Man killed by train was Civil War Veteran. He lived at the old Kimberly place east of the RR station. He was deaf and did not hear the train as he was struck and died shorty after.
Death certificate is attached. Three red stones are at the Lamb Cemetery marked Duncan and civil war dates. DC says he was buried At Hubbell where the Lamb cem. may be. He was born in Franklin co. Missouri. He last wife Margaret Holland Fultz Duncan died in 1917 at Hubbell.
His daughter Cynthia Ann Duncan Davenport is FAG # 46251249 which shows he is the father and her mother was first wife Mary Ann hatfield. she is at Chester Cem. at Thayer co with the Davenport family.
Family mameber Jean Crouce (Wilbert) said in 2003 she took the stone picture at Lamb Cem . east of Hubbell. these were homemade red stones in the old section of of the cem where old Hub JOhnson was buried, said to be a friend of Cynthias and James J. Davenport.
The cemetery is partly in Nebr and Kansas, but the Hubbell cemetery is listed in FAG as in Republic county Kansas. this cem.also has Hub Johnson whose stone is almost right next to these stones. will be searching for grave of Margaret Holland Fultz Duncan.
Civil war records : Wm R. Duncan, Private in company B 5th Regiment Missouri S.M. Calvary, first organization. Aug 1862 absent sick Richmond Missouri. Sept 1862 absent sick at Holt co. Old 5th regiment MSM calvary, William R. Duncan Private. enrolled march 3 1862 at St Joseph Mo, Musterd in march 21 1862 at St. Joseph by WM. Albin. Mustered out June 22, 1863. Absent sick Oct. 31 1862, sick at home in Holt co. 2nd card: enlisted march 3 1862 at St Joseph mo, Mustered in March 21 1862 at st. Joseph. Mustered out June 22 1863.
Son of Thomas J. Duncan (1820-1865) and Jane (Wilson) Duncan Smith (1827-1882). Wifes: Mary ann Hatfield (1847-1880) on 7-26-1865. dau: Lucretia bn 1866, married to Andrew Points, Cynthia Ann bn 1870-1918 to James Jonce Davenport. Wife2: alice May jones in 1873, son Charles Wesley Duncan 1873-1886. 3rd wife: Delilah Watson Weddle in 1875. children: dora leliah bn 1874 mrd Burt Lorenzo Duncan. 4th wife: Jane Prater in 1877. Chidlren Minnie duuncan in 1878.(/). 5th wife: Margaret (Holland) Fultz in 1884. (1850 Ind.-1917 Hubbell, Thayer co. Dau: Ida May (1886-1938) to Earl Orr and (2) Edw. Paul Wentz.
Hebron Weekly 1-9-1920 Hubbell Man killed by train was Civil War Veteran. He lived at the old Kimberly place east of the RR station. He was deaf and did not hear the train as he was struck and died shorty after.
Death certificate is attached. Three red stones are at the Lamb Cemetery marked Duncan and civil war dates. DC says he was buried At Hubbell where the Lamb cem. may be. He was born in Franklin co. Missouri. He last wife Margaret Holland Fultz Duncan died in 1917 at Hubbell.
His daughter Cynthia Ann Duncan Davenport is FAG # 46251249 which shows he is the father and her mother was first wife Mary Ann hatfield. she is at Chester Cem. at Thayer co with the Davenport family.
Family mameber Jean Crouce (Wilbert) said in 2003 she took the stone picture at Lamb Cem . east of Hubbell. these were homemade red stones in the old section of of the cem where old Hub JOhnson was buried, said to be a friend of Cynthias and James J. Davenport.
The cemetery is partly in Nebr and Kansas, but the Hubbell cemetery is listed in FAG as in Republic county Kansas. this cem.also has Hub Johnson whose stone is almost right next to these stones. will be searching for grave of Margaret Holland Fultz Duncan.
Civil war records : Wm R. Duncan, Private in company B 5th Regiment Missouri S.M. Calvary, first organization. Aug 1862 absent sick Richmond Missouri. Sept 1862 absent sick at Holt co. Old 5th regiment MSM calvary, William R. Duncan Private. enrolled march 3 1862 at St Joseph Mo, Musterd in march 21 1862 at St. Joseph by WM. Albin. Mustered out June 22, 1863. Absent sick Oct. 31 1862, sick at home in Holt co. 2nd card: enlisted march 3 1862 at St Joseph mo, Mustered in March 21 1862 at st. Joseph. Mustered out June 22 1863.
Hebron Weekly 1-9-1920 Hubbell Man killed by train was Civil War Veteran. He lived at the old Kimberly place east of the RR station. He was deaf and did not hear the train as he was struck and died shorty after.
Death certificate is attached. Three red stones are at the Lamb Cemetery marked Duncan and civil war dates. DC says he was buried At Hubbell where the Lamb cem. may be. He was born in Franklin co. Missouri. He last wife Margaret Holland Fultz Duncan died in 1917 at Hubbell.
His daughter Cynthia Ann Duncan Davenport is FAG # 46251249 which shows he is the father and her mother was first wife Mary Ann hatfield. she is at Chester Cem. at Thayer co with the Davenport family.
Family mameber Jean Crouce (Wilbert) said in 2003 she took the stone picture at Lamb Cem . east of Hubbell. these were homemade red stones in the old section of of the cem where old Hub JOhnson was buried, said to be a friend of Cynthias and James J. Davenport.
The cemetery is partly in Nebr and Kansas, but the Hubbell cemetery is listed in FAG as in Republic county Kansas. this cem.also has Hub Johnson whose stone is almost right next to these stones. will be searching for grave of Margaret Holland Fultz Duncan.
Civil war records : Wm R. Duncan, Private in company B 5th Regiment Missouri S.M. Calvary, first organization. Aug 1862 absent sick Richmond Missouri. Sept 1862 absent sick at Holt co. Old 5th regiment MSM calvary, William R. Duncan Private. enrolled march 3 1862 at St Joseph Mo, Musterd in march 21 1862 at St. Joseph by WM. Albin. Mustered out June 22, 1863. Absent sick Oct. 31 1862, sick at home in Holt co. 2nd card: enlisted march 3 1862 at St Joseph mo, Mustered in March 21 1862 at st. Joseph. Mustered out June 22 1863.
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