Frances Permelia <I>Styles</I> Duncan

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Frances Permelia Styles Duncan

Birth
Palmetto, Fulton County, Georgia, USA
Death
22 Apr 1940 (aged 83)
Temple, Carroll County, Georgia, USA
Burial
Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia, USA Add to Map
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Back of Cemetery, near church, by the woods
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Frances was the daughter of John Langston Styles and Mary Ann Hopkins. She was the fourth of thirteen children. Aged 83 years, 4 months, 18 days.

She married Samuel B. Duncan 10/22/1871 in Fulton County, Georgia. They had 8 children who lived to adulthood and two children who died young, Reuben Roy Duncan b. 7/28/1890, d. 7/25/1893 and Myrtle Grace Duncan b. 7/30/1900, d. 2/19/1901. Both of these children are buried here with them.
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Cause of death - cerebral hemorrhage (stroke).
Contributing cause - chronic Bright's disease.
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Her husband, Samuel died in 1908 and she never remarried. She was my Great Grandmother. She died before I was born, so never knew her.

Frances was the great granddaughter of Selah Langston/Styles. Selah's sister, Dicey Langston/Springfield was Frances' GreatGreat Aunt. Dicey was a heroine of the Revolutionary War. This line goes back to directly to Selah, then I have another line, my GGrandmother Springfield's line, who goes directly back to Dicey = two sisters, 6 generations back - how neat is that?? Some of the wonderful quirks when you do genealogy !!

We feel lucky to have a few pictures of her to share with you. Frances' daughter, Georgia Gertrude Duncan/Stallings, also has a page and is buried at Asbury Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia. There are a number of pictures of her. The resemblance to her mother is remarkable.
Frances was the daughter of John Langston Styles and Mary Ann Hopkins. She was the fourth of thirteen children. Aged 83 years, 4 months, 18 days.

She married Samuel B. Duncan 10/22/1871 in Fulton County, Georgia. They had 8 children who lived to adulthood and two children who died young, Reuben Roy Duncan b. 7/28/1890, d. 7/25/1893 and Myrtle Grace Duncan b. 7/30/1900, d. 2/19/1901. Both of these children are buried here with them.
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Cause of death - cerebral hemorrhage (stroke).
Contributing cause - chronic Bright's disease.
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Her husband, Samuel died in 1908 and she never remarried. She was my Great Grandmother. She died before I was born, so never knew her.

Frances was the great granddaughter of Selah Langston/Styles. Selah's sister, Dicey Langston/Springfield was Frances' GreatGreat Aunt. Dicey was a heroine of the Revolutionary War. This line goes back to directly to Selah, then I have another line, my GGrandmother Springfield's line, who goes directly back to Dicey = two sisters, 6 generations back - how neat is that?? Some of the wonderful quirks when you do genealogy !!

We feel lucky to have a few pictures of her to share with you. Frances' daughter, Georgia Gertrude Duncan/Stallings, also has a page and is buried at Asbury Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia. There are a number of pictures of her. The resemblance to her mother is remarkable.

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