Claim | Value | Reliability |
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Associated Father | Archibald Duncan (~1814-<1862) |
unsupported
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Associated Mother | Annie Brown (~1814-<1862) |
unsupported
|
Spouse | Julia Frances Potter (1855-1918) | |
Child | Leslie A. Duncan (1880-) |
unsupported
|
Child + | Ethel Louise Duncan (1885-1948) |
unsupported
|
Child | Lea P. Duncan (1886-) |
unsupported
|
Child | Archie V. Duncan (1897-) |
unsupported
|
Claim | Value | Date | Age | Reliability |
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Birth | Lisbon, New York, United States [ 292 ] | cal 1855 |
uncertain
|
|
Birth | Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence, New York, United States [ 35 ] | Aug. 19, 1855 |
uncertain
|
|
Marriage | Julia Frances Potter (1855-1918), Dwight, Livingston, Illinois, United States [ 35 ] | Mar. 13, 1879 |
uncertain
|
|
Marriage | Julia Frances Potter (1855-1918), Livingston, Illinois, United States [ 288 ] [ 289 ] | Mar. 13, 1879 |
uncertain
|
|
Residence | Dwight, Livingston, Illinois, United States [ 301 ] | 1880 |
uncertain
|
|
Residence | Ed 32 Western Precinct Crab Orchard Village, Johnson, Nebraska, United States [ 298 ] | 1900 |
uncertain
|
|
Immigration | Alberta, Canada [ 35 ] | 1905 |
uncertain
|
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Misc |
Moved to Killam,
Killam, Alberta, Canada
[
35
]
Primary Role:
David Archibald Duncan
Family Member:
Julia Frances Potter
|
1907 |
uncertain
|
|
Homestead |
Alberta, Canada
[
363
]
No: 270882, Application Date: July 19, 1907; Grant Date: "Patented"; NE-28-13-41-W4; Homestead Fee: $10; Improvements: $25
|
Jul. 19, 1907 |
certain
|
|
Death | Killam, Alberta, Canada [ 35 ] | Jan. 27, 1910 |
uncertain
|
Claim | Value | Date | Age | Reliability |
---|---|---|---|---|
ID | I164 | |||
User ID Reference | 59BF85CAAC06413C92A1B9F568F0BC2EB96D | |||
User ID Reference | KC1B-W7Y | |||
Gender | Male Gender | |||
Name | David Archibald Duncan | |||
Burial | Killam, Alberta, Canada [ 35 ] |
uncertain
|
- May have died on the 21 Jan 1910
- While in the Dwight District, he owned a store and later took up farming corn and cattle. They resided in Dwight fifteen years before moving to Crab Orchard, Nebraska. They followed Will Rutherford, David's brother-in-law, to Alberta in 1905 and homesteaded NE 28-41-14-W4 and bought the S1/2 33-41-14-W4. They lived sixteen miles south of the town of Killam, Alberta. Thier home became a landmark known as "The Duncan home on the hill."
Number | Same As | Name | Reliability | Path | |
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2 Total Ancestors |
|||||
Generation 1 | |||||
[1.01 2] | David Archibald Duncan (~1855-1910) | ||||
Generation 2 | |||||
[1.02* ] | Archibald Duncan (~1814-<1862) |
unsupported
|
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[2.01* ] | Annie Brown (~1814-<1862) |
unsupported
|
Leslie A. Duncan
(1880-)
Ethel Louise Duncan
(1885-1948)
Lea P. Duncan
(1886-)
Archie V. Duncan
(1897-)
David Archibald Duncan
(~1855-1910)
Archibald Duncan
(~1814-<1862)
Annie Brown
(~1814-<1862)
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