Name: Charles Duncan
Born: 19 Jun 1761
Place: Fauquier County, VA
Died: 24 Oct 1838
Place: Giles County, WV
Buried:
Married: 17 Dec 1786
Place: Fauquier County, VA
Y-Haplo: R1b-A1147
Charles Duncan's pension record comprises 19 pages, four being from the
family's bible. A transcription of at least some of
the records can be found at Mary Ann Dobson's website
(http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~dobson/misc/revpenc.htm#w22973).
Children of Charles Duncan and Margaret Kirk
There are some further details below under "Some Descendants."
Buford Duncan |
1787-1863 |
Born 15 Sep 1787, VA and died 12 Jul 1863, Mercer Co. IL. He married Frances |
John K Duncan |
1789-1814 |
Born 26 Jan 1789 and died 11 Dec 1814. |
Elizabeth Duncan |
1791-1878 |
Married first John Southern, second Abraham Lett. |
Thornton Duncan |
1793-1819 |
Married Peggy Emmons. |
Ezekiel Duncan |
1795- |
|
Braxton Duncan |
1798-1835 |
Married Araminta Kirk |
Margaret Duncan |
1800- |
Married George Bolton |
Elsby Duncan |
1802- |
|
Nancy Duncan |
1806 |
Married ___ Brooks. |
Judith Duncan |
1808- |
Married Andrew J Brown. |
Sarah Duncan |
1811-1813 |
|
Research and Speculation
Charles and his family are found in Giles county Virginia in 1810:
1810 > VIRGINIA > GILES > NO TWP LISTED
Series: M252 Roll: 68 Page: 740
Charles Duncan 11301 40010 00
The following is more an article about Landon Duncan than of Charles, the
reason being that Landon is the only person of whom we can attribute any
kind of relationship to Charles, and that comes by way of this very brief
statement in Landon's 1812 letter from Giles County, (West) Virginia to his
uncle Alamander Duncan, still living in Stokes County, North Carolina. The
letter is found among the the papers of Rev Landon Duncan,163 housed at Virginia Tech.
I must acquaint you that I arived to Cosin Charles' after a Journey of 7
days without any disaster or accident.
The conclusions I come to below depend on that stated relationship. It's
possible that Charles was something other than a first cousin, perhaps a
second cousin. In that event, this is all wrong. The following also
depends on the accuracy of the cited article from Genealogies of
Virginia Families. So far as I know, no one has verified any of that
data. I suspect it is a combination of fact, family legend and
speculation--the latter, in particular, with respect to the "daughters" of
John Duncan. More on that later.
Unknown Duncan
|
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| | |
Chloe Duncan3 Alamander Duncan Unknown
| m Susannah Vaughan |
| |
Landon Duncan Charles Duncan
m Sarah Kirk m Margaret Kirk
Donald L West writes about Alamander in a 1999 post, found at the
NCSTOKES-L Archives on Ancestry.com:
...there are two Alamander Duncans. My Alamander Duncan was born 23 Dec
1766 and married Susannah Vaughn 14 Jan 1809 Stokes Co., NC. From my
personal family records of my grandparents Alamander was the Son of John
& Dinah Bradford Duncan. But the listed children of John and Dinah does
not show a son named Alamander. This is perplexing to me. The other
Alamander born 1777 is the son of Joseph and Jimima Marr Duncan. This
Alamander married Anne Francis. I am sure there is a connection for both of
them somewhere, but just do not know what.
This is found in a 1999 post:
Subject: Re: [NCSTOKES-L] Alamander Duncan in Saury Town (1810)
Date: Tue, 2 Feb 1999 19:03:34 -0500
Frances Ingmire's "Stokes County North Carolina Marriage Records
1783-1868", Volume 1, page 26 shows the following:
Groom: Alamander Duncan
Bride: Susannah Vaughn
Date: January 11, 1809
And the following is purportedly "what Charley Duncan copied from family
Bibles when in Indiana in 1910."1
Alamander Duncan, son of Jno Duncan and Dinah his wife was born Dec. 23,
1766 died Oct. 7, 1856 at 11 PM. 89 years, 9 mo. 14 days. Susannah Vaughn
(wife of Alamander Duncan) Daughter of Jos. Vaughn and Elizabeth his wife
was born June 14, 1787 died April 25, 1865
This is found on the 1810 census. John Southern was our Charles Duncan's
son-law:
1810 > NORTH CAROLINA > STOKES > SAURA DIST
Series: M252 Roll: 43 Page: 143
John Sothern 00010 40100 0
Alamander Duncan 10011 00011 0
Alamander had been married only a year. Clearly, the young boy was his
son. Alamander was about 44 so it's not certain just which mark belongs to
him. However, there is a good case to suggest that Landon (26-44) and Chloe
(45+) may have been living with Alamander (45+) and his wife, Susannah
(26-44).
I believe the following letter, found among the Landon Duncan papers, to
be the clincher. The writer's father, Owen White is probably the
so-called Goring White who married Leanna Duncan. More on that below. And
note the reference to "the Bradfords." That name also comes up again.
Back of letter is addressed to "Mr. Hiram Duncan, Blakly, Stokes County,
North Carolina." Note that the letter was "Recd this 11th Jany 1837
H.D."
Dec 19th 1836
Sir your letter has just come to hand it has bin lying in the post office
for 3 months I saw it advertised an sent for it we liv 15 miles from
gallatin I am the youngs daughter of Owen White my father has bin ded 1 year
the 4 of January last soon will be 2 years My Mother is living & I an my son
is living with her she is verry old & in firm but can go about verry well my
Fathers children has all bin Maried an left him ten years before his deth my
olds brother Thompson livs in the west end of this state weekly county(?)
near Brownsville frilden livs in alabama lawrenc county. Leighten Rubin livs
in Nashville Davidson county Tenn 23 miles from us (Lewcy Lewis & Susan has
departed this life) you wrote about uncle benJamin he is living 8 miles
north of Huntsville Madison County Alabama we recd a letter from his son
petter not long sins he stated that uncle was in a lo state of helth he has
only 3 Children living the was all with him when I herd from then last
petter Mary & Delila is ther names I will write to them you wis to know
somthing about the bradfords old taylor billy & Harry has bin ded 7 or 8
years ther childrens is all scatterd about over the cuntry thar is sevral of
then livs in & near Huntsville alabama.
you wished to no somthing about the presidents election, if you ar a reader
of the public news papers you can satisfy your self by reading them better
perhaps than I can by writing I can say this much we ar all white men hear.
all kinds of produce is verry high & property also ---- is selling as high
in Nashville as eight dollars flour 5 ---- barrel corn 2 & 250 & grapes
generly good with the Exeprt of tobacco it is worth from $3 to 5 & 6 pr
hundred.
I wish you to write to me & let me know about all my relations write about
Aunt Cloah & Susan & your father & how menny children he has I wish you
would tell me something about my cousins Landon & Charles I can remember
them verry well giv my lov to all of them when you see them My Mother wishes
to be remberd to her brother an all her relation & to hear often from them I
bid you a due Jane H Shreves
The is found for Owen White in 1820:
1820 > TENNESSEE > SUMNER > GALLATIN
Series: M33 Roll: 124 Page: 209
Owen White 000001 00101 0101
And then we have this from Genealogies of Virginia Families,
Tyler Quarterly, Volume I, page 217. The information was obtained from a
letter written prior to 1884 from Thomas H Robinson to Judge William M
Bradford. Note the reference to the Bradford family in the Jane Shreves
letter.
Dinah or Diana Bradford, also a daughter of John and Mary (Marr) Bradford,
married John Duncan, Jr., of Fauquier County. The loss of so many Prince
William records prevents our having much information on the Duncans, tho
they, too, appear successively in Richmond, King George, Prince William, and
Fauquier records. According to Mr Robinson, the children of this marriage
were: (1) John, "killed in the Revolution." (2) William, born 1750, married
in Fauquier County, May 16, 1780, Lydia, born 1756, daughter of Rice and
Elizabeth Duncan, removed to Harrison County, Kentucky. (3) Charles died
unmarried, was an artificer in the Revolution." (4) Joseph married in
Fauquier County Jemima Marr, probably duaghter of John Marr. (5) Rose
married in Fauquier County February 11, 1789, Leander Murphy. (6) Leanna
married January 18, 1789, in Fauquier County, Goring White, and moved to
Russelville, Kentucky. (7) Susanna. (8) Cloe. The writer has no further
information on this line.
Let's say for a moment that the above in kind of true; that
Leanna married Owen White, not Goring White, and that Susanna and Cloe were
daughters-in-law, rather than daughters. (Indeed, a reading of Jane Shreve's
letter might suggest to someone that Susanna and Chloe were sisters but we
know from Landon's letters that that was not the case.) We can then place
this family neatly into Landon's family: mother Cloe, in-law aunt Susanna
and an aunt who married a White. It fits so well that it almost has to be
true.
If the Virginia Families paragraph is kind of true,
what else is kind of true? Could it be that John Duncan's son Charles
did marry or otherwise did not die childless? The 1787 tax list for
Fauquier county includes the following:
Duncan Charles self 0 7 10 9 25
Duncan Charles self 0 0 0 1 0 son to Charles
We have no proof that our Charles is the younger Charles but we know that
he married the previous year in Fauquier county and might very well have been
taxed. In any event, we know from this record that a young man in Fauquier
county named Charles Duncan had a father named Charles Duncan. A study of
extant land records and deeds, if they exist at all, might yield some
information on that point.
And we end up with a much clearer picture of Landon's family. If we
accept that Charles was Landon's cousin, then we can reasonably accept that
Charles's grandparents were John Duncan Jr and Dinah Bradford.
So now, let's revise the chart above with the very important caveat that
there is some theory here, that it's kind of true. It still needs
to be (dis)proved:
John Duncan, Jr
m Dinah Bradford
|
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| | | | | | | | |
William Joseph John Charles Rose Leanna Chloe3 Alamander Unknown
(1750-) (c1751) (1756-) m Leander m Owen | (1766-) (Charles?)
m Lydia m Jemima Murphy2 White | m Susannah |
Duncan, Marr | | Vaughan |
dau of | | | | |
Rice Alamander | | Hiram Duncan |
Duncan (1777-) | | |
and Marshall Jane m Landon Duncan Charles Duncan
(1793-) Shreves (1786-1867) (1761-1838)
m Sarah Kirk m Margaret Kirk
In other words, Jane, Landon, Hiram and Charles were first cousins to one
another. And, again, note the reference to the Bradford family in the Jane
Shreves letter.
We can add to this mix the fact that Charles Duncan was a generation
older than Landon. This would mean that Landon's father was probably one of
John's youngest sons and that our Charles was a grandson through one of the
elder sons. The next step is to find out more about the elder Charles. What
land records are in his name? Did he move out of Fauquier County and die
elsewhere?
Now that I've painted a rather pretty picture, let me try to destroy
it.
Alamander Duncan was born in 1766. If we give his mother a spread of
about 20 years for her birthing career (oops), her earliest child might have
been born c1746. That dovetails nicely with the birth of her supposed son
William (1750). It's believed that Dinah was born c1726--based on what, I
don't know, but it would be best not to assume that she had children earlier
than c1745. We don't know when Charles, another supposed son, was born. If
1746 then he'd have been about 15 when our Charles was born. But our
Charles's age works nicely to have been a son of Dinah. However,
Landon does not refer to him as an uncle but as a cousin.
We do not know who Landon's father was but his mother married Thomas Kirk
in January of 1818. Landon makes reference in his 1818 letter to his mother
and father. Clearly, he's referring to his step-father, Thomas
Kirk, who happens to have also been his father-in-law! Since Thomas was the
brother-in-law of our Charles Duncan (married to Thomas Kirk's sister),
Charles was related by marriage twice over.
Here's the in-law relationship between Landon and Charles
Duncan:
John Kirk <-- brothers? --> Thomas Kirk
| m Margeret Duncan
-------------------------------------- |
| | | --------------
John Kirk Thomas Kirk Margaret Kirk | |
(1754-) (c1756-1821) (1767-1847) Joseph Kirk Mary Kirk
m Elizabeth m2 Chloe Duncan m Charles Duncan, m Wm Duncan
O'Brian mother of Landon "cousin" of Landon
Duncan Duncan
m1 Nancy Webb
|
Sarah Kirk
m Landon Duncan
Excellent information for Landon Duncan is found at
http://www.dsa.duncanroots.com/ancestors/rev_landon_duncan_1786.htm.
Addtional online resources are:
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~dobson/nc/ncstoke2.htm
DNA
William Duncan of Giles County was born c1761 and was about the same age
as Charles. His wife, Mary Kirk, was a daughter of Thomas Kirk and Margaret
Duncan. A descendant of William's is a Y-DNA match of the male descendants
of John Duncan and Dinah Bradford. Consider the following:
- A letter from Landon written to Alamander Duncan
- Alamander's bible says he was son of John and Dinah
- A letter says that (my) Charles was a cousin of Landon Duncan
- Landon's mother was a daughter of John and Dinah
- Landon's DNA does not match John's
- John and Dinah had a son named Charles
- The 1787 census calls my Charles "son of Charles."
- William Duncan's Y matches the Duncan/Bradford family
A partilineal descendant of Charles descendant should Y-test for
confirmation. But it is looking exceedingly good that Charles was a
grandson, likely through Charles, of John and Dinah.
More DNA info is found at http://ancestraldata.com/ahnentafel/250/y-duncan.html.
Comments, corrections and contributions to the data are welcomed.
1989 Article
I wrote the following for a Hogue family reunion in July 1989.
Duncan, Charles.
Born 10 January 1761 in Fauquier County, Virginia. His parents are
currently unknown; however, there were several families named Duncan in
Fauquier County in the late 18th century. As well, there were a number of
Duncans in Stokes County, North Carolina where he resided some years after
the Revolution. More significantly, there are Duncans found in his last
place of residence, Giles County, Virginia.
Of those families is a Rev. Landon Duncan. The Giles County Historical
Society sent me a copy of a biography of Landon written by Jack Winsor
Hanson. It states, "Landon Duncan was born in Fauquier County, Virginia ca.
1786. He was born into a large family of Duncans who lived in the county,
but removed thence to Stokes County, North Carolina, and passed his boyhood
there. He grew up under George Washington's presidency. About the close of
the 18th century, he moved from North Carolina to Virginia to what is now
Giles County."
This same biography states that Landon had a brother Rev. Charles Duncan;
however, we cannot be sure that he was the same Charles. We do know that
Landon performed the marriages for Charles'[s] children Thornton (1819) and
Margaret (1828) as well as for Charles'[s] grandchildren Judith Southern
(1825), Sally Southern (1828) and Alice Southern (1830). Undoubtedly,
Charles and Landon were related. Further study of Landon's life, who was a
prominent citizen of his day, might reveal more about Charles'[s]
parentage.
Charles joined the fight against the British on 12 January 1777, serving as
a private in Daniel's Morgan Regiment. According to his pension records he
was at the battle of Branywine, 11 September 1777, at which Washington was
severely defeated by General Howe, although retarding Howe's advance on
Philadelphia. He was discharged at Fredericktown, Maryland on 12 January
1780.
On 27 July 1819 he and his brother-in-law, John Kirk, appeared in court to
present testimony regarding Charles'[s] service. It states, "he is in
reduced circumstances and stand in need of the assistance of his County for
Support..."
Charles Duncan and Margaret Kirk were married in Fauquier County, Virginia
on 17 December 1786. Their first two children were born in Virginia. In 1791
their third child, Elizabeth, was born in North Carolina. In 1798 son
Braxton was born in Virginia, probably Giles County.
Charles Duncan died in Giles County, Virginia in 24 October 1838.
Some Descendants
I compiled the following sometime prior to 1995.
1. Charles DUNCAN. Born 19 Jan 1761 in Fauquier Co., VA. He married
Margaret "Peggy" Kirk 17 Dec 1786 in Fauquier Co., VA and died in Giles
Co., VA 24 Oct 1838. Margaret was born 3 Oct 1767 in Fauquier Co., VA
and died 29 or 30 Oct 1846 in Mercer Co., IL. She was the sister of
John KIRK, a Revolutionary War soldier. John was born in Scotland, 1754
and died in Giles Co., VA 5 Dec 1850. He was married to Elizabth
O'Bryant.
+ 2. Buford.
3. John K. Born 26 Jan 1789 and died 11 Dec 1814.
+ 4. Elizabeth.
5. Thornton. Born 14 Jan 1793. He married Peggy EMMONS, 11 Jul
1819, Giles Co., VA.
6. Ezekiel. Born 12 Jun 1795.
+ 7. Braxton.
+ 8. Margaret.
9. Elsby. Born 20 Nov 1802.
10. Nancy. Born 4 Mar 1806. Married ____ BROOKS.
11. Judith. Born 14 Jul 1808. She married Andrew J. BROWN, 28 May
1835, Giles Co., VA.
12. Sarah. Born 4 May 1811 and died 28 Sep 1813.
SOURCES: Military pension records. Fauquier Co., VA marriage bonds,
page 188.
2. Buford DUNCAN. Born 15 Sep 1787, VA and died 12 Jul 1863, Mercer Co.,
IL. He married Frances ____ (born ca. 1792, VA).
Children:
13. James.
+ 14. Charles.
15. Elizabeth. Married ____ VERNON.
16. Margaret.
SOURCES: Will of Buford Duncan. 1860 census Mercer Co, IL page 370.
Pension records of Charles Duncan. 1850 census Mercer Co., IL page 395.
4. Elizabeth DUNCAN. Born 20 Jan 1791 in North Carolina and died 1878 in
Cedar Co., IA. She married John SOUTHERN in NC. He died ca. 1840-42.
She married secondly to Abraham LETT on her birthday, 20 Jan 1842, in
Cedar County, IA. Abraham died in 1865, Cedar Co., IA.
Children:
17. Margaret. She married William SHANNON on 10 Dec 1822, Giles
Co., VA.
18. Judith. She married James EMMONS on 24 Oct 1825, Giles Co., VA.
+ 19. Sarah.
20. Nancy.
21. Alice. She married John EMMONS 21 Oct 1830, Giles Co., VA.
+ 22. Luke.
23. John. Born ca. 1815, VA.
24. Susannah. Married John JOHNSON, 19 Dec 1831 in Giles Co., VA.
25. Martin. Born ca. 1818, VA. He married first to Malinda MEADOWS
27 Aug 1838 in Giles Co., VA and married second to Elizabeth
Ann BOLTON 17 Feb 1850 in Cedar Co., IA. Elizabeth was born ca.
26. Parker. He married Lucinda STAFFORD on 2 Oct 1838, Giles Co.,
VA.
27. Elizabeth. She married ca. 1840 to Floyd DUNCAN, Cedar Co., IA.
28. Jane. Married Fleming T. BROWN, 14 Sep 1838, Giles Co., VA.
29. Mary Ann. Born ca. 1826. Married Joseph MCMAHON 28 Sep 1842,
Cedar Co., IA.
+ 30. Charles William.
31. B. D. Born ca. 1833, VA.
32. Duncan.
33. Salena.
SOURCES: IGI file of the LDS Church. Colleen Williams. Pension records
of Charles Duncan. Census records for Cedar Co., IA, Giles Co., VA and
Mercer Co., IL. "Giles County History."
7. Braxton DUNCAN. Born 1 Feb 1798, VA. He married 18 Oct 1835, Giles Co.,
VA to Araminta KIRK. Araminta was born 15 Jan 1815.
Children:
34. Mantitia?. (Female.) Born ca 1840, VA.
35. Oscar. Born ca. 1841, IL.
36. Ann E.. Born ca. 1843, IL.
37. Granvill B. Born ca. 1845, IL.
38. Josephine. Born ca. 1847, IL.
39. Virginia. Born ca. 1849, IL.
40. Thomas K. Born Jun 1850, IL.
SOURCES: Pension records of Charles Duncan. 1850 census, Mercer Co.,
IL.
8. Margaret DUNCAN. Born 10 Jul 1800, VA. She married George BOLTON, 31
Jan 1828, Giles Co., VA.
Children:
41. Charles A. Born ca. 1832, VA. (See #53).
42. Margaret. Born ca. 1834, VA
43. Martha L. Born ca. 1836, VA
44. Mary. Born ca. 1838, VA
45. Christina. Born ca. 1840, VA.
14. Charles DUNCAN. Born ca. 1814, VA. Married Mary A. ____.
Children:
46. Frank. Born ca. 1840 IN.
47. James. Born ca. 1843, IL.
48. Elizabeth. Born ca. 1846, IL.
49. (male). Born ca. 1850, IL.
50. Mary. Born ca. 1853, IL.
19. Sarah "Sally" SOUTHERN. She was born 26 Apr 1808, NC and died 26 Apr
1888 in Carson or Montgomery, IA. She married William Henry BOLTON 10
Sep 1828 in Giles Co., VA. William was born 10 Nov 1807, Giles Co., VA
and died in 1863, Cedar Co., IA.
51. James Alderson. Born 1831, Giles Co., VA. He married Missouri.
Emmes TRAVIS (1856-1909) on 24 Aug 1856. James died 25 Jan
1895.
+ 52. Oliva Louise.
+ 53. Louisa.
54. Virginia "Jenny." Born ca. 1838, Cedar Co., IA. Married 14 Feb
1854 to Cyrus VAN METER.
55. George. Born 9 Dec 1840 Cedar Co., IA and married there to
Hannah PIERCE on 8 Nov 1860. He died in IA on 29 Oct 1906.
Hannah was born in Richland Co., OH on 21 Mar 1838 and died in
IA, 28 Nov 1923.
56. John Henry. Born 23 Mar 1843 Cedar Co., IA. He died 27 Apr
1912. John married Correlia A. CULVER 31 Dec 1863 in Cedar Co.,
IA. Correlia was born 14 Jul 1844 and doied 27 Jul 1939.
57. Agnes. Born 1847, Cedar Co., IA. Married Aaron PIRCE 1866,
Cedar Co., IA.
58. Candace. Born ca. 1851, Cedar Co., IA and died in KS. She
married Pierce EMMONS.
SOURCE: Colleen Williams.
22. Luke SOUTHERN. Born ca. 1814, NC. He married Mary JINKS, 24 Aug
1826(?), Giles Co., VA. Mary was born in England ca. 1813. Luke married
second, Matilda B. She was born 10 Jun 1824 in VA and died 22 Aug 1889,
Giles Co., VA.
59. Elizabeth. Born ca. 1841, VA.
60. Joseph. Born ca. 1843, VA.
61. Martha. Born ca. 1845, VA.
62. ?John F. Born ca. 1847, VA.
63. Emma. Born ca. 1849, VA.
64. John. Born ca. 1850, VA.
65. Charles. Born ca. 1855, VA.
66. Minnie. Born ca. 1860 VA.
67. Ida. Born ca. 1862, VA.
68. Eve. Born ca. 1864, VA.
69. Henrietta. Born ca. 1866, VA.
70. Philip. Born ca. 1859, VA.
30. Charles William SOUTHERN. Born Giles Co., VA 28 Apr 1829. He married
first Sarah DUNCAN 1 Nov 1849 in Mercer Co., IL. Charles married
second to Mrs. Ruth (HOOVER) MCMANUS in New Boston, Mercer Co., IL on 6
Aug 1851. Ruth was born on 20 Jan 1825 in Champaigne Co., OH and died
in Mercer Co. on 6 June 1905. Charles third wife was Mrs. Elizabeth
STEWART. They married on 21 Oct 1908.
Children:
+ 71. Catherine "Cass" E.
+ 72. Sarah Eva.
73. William. Born 28 Oct 1856, Mercer Co., IL. Died 27 Sep 1884,
Mercer Co.,IL.
74. Martha. Born 23 Jul 1860, Mercer Co., IL
75. Marion Levi. Born 23 Apr 1862, Mercer Co., IL. Died 1937,
Mercer Co., IL.
SOURCES: Military pension record for Charles. The Times Record, 15 Dec
1921. Cheryl McCaw, Mercer Co., IL. Ruth's obit.
52. Oliva BOLTON. Born 6 Sep 1832 in Giles Co., VA. She married 4 Mar 1852
in Tipton, Cedar Co., IA to Absalom Dempsey BOLTON, a son of Jacob and
Elizabeth (INKSELL) BOLTON. Oliva died 19 Feb 1918. Her husband was
born 2 Feb 1822 and died 20 Feb 1903. They are both buried in the
Rice Cemetery, Wasco, OR.
Children:
76. Sarah Elizabeth. Born 18 Dec 1852, Oregon City, OR and died 10
Apr 1862, Wasco Co., OR. Unmarried and no children.
77. Derbe Lee. Born 21 Dec 1854, Lane Co., OR. He married Martha
Jane PRATT, 3 Oct 1877, in Wasco Co., OR. Martha was 1859 and
died 1946. Derbe died 2 Aug 1848 in Wasco Co., OR.
78. William Bunker. Born 24 Aug 1857, Lane Co., OR and died 26 Oct
1875, Wasco Co., OR. Unmarried.
79. Adda Louisa. Born 25 Sep 1859, Wasco Co., OR. Married 13 Apr
1885 in IA to her cousin Lewis P. BOLTON (#85). She died 14 Nov
1942 in Wasco Co., OR.
80. Leonard Walter. 30 Sep 1861, Wasco Co., OR. Died 3 Jul 1863.
81. Absalom Ghant. Born 7 Oct 1863, Wasco Co., OR. Married Cora
Walton TERRY 6 Nov 1911 in Wasco Co., OR. He died 6 Aug 1939 in
Wasco Co., OR. Cora was born in 1878, Denison, TX and died in
1955.
82. Dean Duncan. Born 26 Dec 1865, Wasco Co., OR. Died 7 Jan 1935,
Los Angeles, CA. He married Sylba ALLEN (1873-1936) 9 Jan 1895
in Wasco Co., OR.
83. George Nead. Born 21 Aug 1867, Wasco Co, OR and died 20 Nov
1950 in Lebanon, OR. He married Flora Smith FUNK (1861-1957) in
Moror, OR on 30 Jun 1895.
84. John Parke. Born 8 Mar 1874 in Wasco Co., OR and died 18 Jan
1942 in Wasco Co., OR. He married first Minnie HEISLER on 22
Nov 1896 in Dufour, OR and married secons 17 Dec 1914 in
Portland OR.
SOURCE: Colleen Williams.
53. Louisa BOLTON. Louisa was born 8 Feb 1835 in IN. She died 16 Sep 1886
and is buried in the Buckner Cemetery, Montogomery Co., IA. She
married, on 23 Mar 1854, Charles Henry BOLTON in Tipton, Cedar Co., IA
(probably #41). Charles was born 7 Mar 1832 in Giles Co., VA and was
the son of George and Margaret (DUNCAN) BOLTON. He is buried in
Macadonia, Pottowattamie Co., IA.
Children:
85. Lewis Preston. Born 17 Oct 1855, Cedar Co., IA and died 1 Sep
1913, Wasco Co., OR. He married 13 Apr 1885 in IA to Adda
Louise BOLTON, his cousin (#79).
86. George A. Born 1857, Cedar Co., IA
87. Mary Jane. Born 4 Sep 1860 in Cedar Co., IA and died 22 Mar
1898, Montomery, IA. Unmmaried.
88. Cora. Born 1863, Cedar Co., IA. She married Jesse PETTIT.
89. Martin Sherman. Born 31 May 1866, Cedaer Co., IA and died 19
Oct 1877, Montgomery, IA. Unmarried.
90. Olive. Born ca. 1868, Cedar Co., IA and died ca. 1871.
SOURCE: Colleen Williams.
59. Catherine "Cass" E. SOUTHERN. Born 1852-1853 in IL. She married George
MARTIN.
Children:
91. Eva.
92. Nina.
93. Rebecca.
94. William. Died Canada.
60. Sarah Eva SOUTHERN. Born 17 Apr 1855, IL and died in Tingley, Ringgold
Co., IA on 7 Mar 1935. She married Oliver Taylor ASHENHURST on 4 Sep
1873 in Aledo, Mercer Co., IL. Oliver was born 16 Oct 1851 in Brown
Co., OH and died 12 Jun 1942, Tingley, Ringgold Co., IA.
Children:
95. Charles R. 1875-1948. Married Anna Hill.
96. Fred LeRoy. 1878-1957. Married Elizabeth Shepard
97. Euphemia Ruth. 1880-1977. Married William Ellis McDowell.
98. Berten William. 1883-1958. Married Evelyn B. House.
99. Elizabeth May. 1887-1971. Married Vern L. Garver.
100. Olive Fay. 1888-1971. Married Harold Fox DeWitt.
101. Eva Grace. 1890-1992. Married Coridon Clayton Huston.
102. Harry Taylor. 1893-1962. Married Floy Alice Hankins.
1. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~dobson/nc/ncstokes.htm
2. The only Leander Murphy I can find in census records for all of 1810 and
1820 is for Shelby county KY, p 216 (1810) and p 136 (1820). In 1820, the
eldest male is 45+. This would make him born prior to 1775. He is living
next to the John Murphy household, eldest male being 26-45.
3. Y-DNA test results from descendants of Landon Duncan's show that his
father was not the son of John and Dinah (Bradford), confirming the notion
that his mother, Chloe, was John's daughter. Landon may have acquired
Chloe's maiden name.
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