Amanda Luemma Duncan1

F, (May 28, 1879 - Jun 30, 1957)
Father*James Monroe Duncan1,2,3 (Aug 30, 1845 - Jun 21, 1886)
Mother*Eliza Rebecca Nelson1,2,3 (Apr 5, 1848 - Jul 19, 1927)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants
     Amanda Luemma Duncan was born on May 28, 1879 at Scott, Virginia, US.2,4,3 Her married name was Taylor.2
     Amanda Luemma Duncan married William Thomas Taylor on Nov 7, 1898 at Scott, Virginia, US, service performed by W G Nelson.2,5,3
     Amanda died on Jun 30, 1957 at Fort Blackmore, Scott, Virginia, US, at age 78.4,6
     She was buried on Jul 2, 1957 at Duncan Cemetery, East Stone Gap, Scott, Virginia, US.4,3,7

Census

CensusLocationMemo
Cens1880Dekalb, Scott, Virginia, USShe appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Scott, Virginia, in the household of her parents, James Monroe Duncan and Eliza Duncan.8
Cens1920Dekalb District, Scott, Virginia, USAmanda Luemma Taylor and William Thomas Taylor appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Scott, Virginia, at Dekalb District, enumerated Jan 22, 1920, living with her Husband Thomas, 3 sons, 2 daughters and her mother..9

Family

William Thomas Taylor (May 4, 1876 - May 7, 1961)

Citations

  1. [S129] Peggy Carter Taylor, "Peggy Carter Taylor Worksheets."
  2. [S36] Phyllis Lousie Willits (Enhanced & indexed) Peterson, Scott Marriage 3 1894-1912, Page 20 Line 37.
  3. [S167] Ancestry.com, Va Deaths, 1912–2014: from Amanda's death certificate.
  4. [S41] Phyllis Lousie Willits Peterson, Scott Cemetery Vol. 4, Page 154.
  5. [S175] Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013, Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940.
  6. [S167] Ancestry.com, Va Deaths, 1912–2014.
  7. [S141] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/
  8. [S147] 1880 US Census,.
  9. [S144] 1920 US Census, , Heritage Quest Database.

Berry Duncan1

M, ( - Jul 27, 1928)
ChartsWilliam Carter Descendants
William Skipwith Descendants
           Berry Duncan married Nancy Berry, daughter of William Berry and Rosamond Carter.1
     Berry Duncan died on Jul 27, 1928.1

Family

Nancy Berry (1861 - )

Citations

  1. [S34] T M Carter, "T M Carter - Family Data Sheet."

Charles Duncan1

M
Father*John Duncan1 (circa 1753 - Jan 13, 1823)
Mother*Elizabeth Patterson1 (1768 - Jan 29, 1855)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants

Citations

  1. [S5] Nancy Clark, Gladys Julian Stallard, and Margaret Russell Stallard Baker, The Stallard Connection, p 33.

Charles Duncan

M, (Mar 30, 1923 - Dec 20, 2006)
Father*Moscow Willard Duncan (Jul 23, 1881 - Jul 26, 1940)
Mother*Myrtle Carner (1901 - )
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants
     Charles Duncan was born on Mar 30, 1923 at Christiansburg, Montgomery County, Virginia, USA.1,2
     Charles Duncan married Faye Lane, daughter of Nath Lane and Polly Byrd, on Sep 17, 1959 at Scott County, Virginia, USA.3
     Charles Duncan died on Dec 20, 2006 at Kingsport, Sullivan County, Tennessee, USA, at age 83.2
     Charles Duncan was buried at Salling Cemetery, Scott County, Virginia, USA,
     CLINCHPORT, Va. - Charles Jim Duncan, 83, Clinchport, Va., passed away Wednesday (Dec. 20, 2006), at Wellmont Holston Valley Medical Center.

He was born in Christiansburg, Va. on March 30, 1923 and was the son of the late Moscow Duncan, Sr. and Myrtle Carner Duncan. He retired from the City of Kingsport as a draftsman after 34 years of service and was a farmer. Mr. Duncan was of the Baptist faith.

He was a loving father and loved talking with people and discussing family history.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by three brothers, Moscow Duncan, Jr., Ray Duncan, and Aubrey Duncan.

Surviving are his wife, Faye Duncan, of the home; daughter, Kathy Pierson and husband, Dwight, Duffield, Va; sons, David Ray Duncan and wife, JoAnn, Duffield, Va., Eddie Duncan, Gate City, Va; sister, Betty Peck, Huntington, W.Va; granddaughters, Amanda and MaKayla Duncan, Duffield, Va; grandson, Dustin Pierson, Blacksburg, Va; several nieces and nephews.

Calling hours are from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Colonial Funeral Home, Weber City, Va.

Funeral services will be conducted in the funeral home chapel Friday at 8 p.m., with Rev. Gene Stallard officiating.

Graveside services will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Carter Family Cemetery in the Rye Cove section. The family will meet at the funeral home at 10 a.m. to go in procession to the cemetery.

Friends of the family will serve as pallbearers.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the church or charity of one's choice.

Colonial Funeral Home is serving the family.

Kingsport Times-News.2

Family

Faye Lane

Citations

  1. [S164] Ancestry.com, Va Marriages, 1936-2014: Charles and Faye Duncan marriage.
  2. [S141] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, memorial # 86665431,Charles Jim Duncan.
  3. [S164] Ancestry.com, Va Marriages, 1936-2014.

Charles H Duncan1

M, (Feb 12, 1896 - Sep 2, 1982)
Father*John Hopkins Duncan1,2 (Jun 20, 1868 - Mar 4, 1899)
Mother*Eva Taylor1,2 (Jan 21, 1875 - Mar 22, 1972)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants
     Charles H Duncan was born on Feb 12, 1896 at Scott, Virginia, US.1,3,4,5
     Duncan served as a Sgt in the US Army during World War I. His service began on 13 October 1916 and ended on 12 October 1920.5,6
     Charles H Duncan married Alba Gemmia Cox, daughter of Arlington Asbury "Arlie" Cox and Sarah Melinda "Linda" Starnes, circa 1921 at Scott, Virginia, US.1,7
     Charles H Duncan and Alba Duncan were divorced on Sep 2, 1942 at Scott, Virginia, US. He was granted the divorce on the basis of desertion. They had been separated for seven years.7
     Charles died on Sep 2, 1982 at age 86.6,5
     He was buried on Sep 7, 1982 at Mountain Home National Cemetery, Johnson City, Washington County, Tennessee, USA.6,5
     His Social Security Number was 230-12-9708.4

Census

CensusLocationMemo
Cens1900DeKalb District, Scott, Virginia, USHe appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Scott, Virginia, in the household of his grandparents, Dr. Henry Taylor and Sarah E. Smith.8
Cens1910DeKalb District, Scott, Virginia, USHe appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Scott, Virginia, in the household of his grandparents, Dr. Henry Taylor and Sarah E. Smith.9
Cens1930Dekalb District, Scott, Virginia, USEva Duncan appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Scott, Virginia, at Dekalb District, enumerated Apr 22, 1930, The household was headed by Eva who was living with her son Charles and his wife Alba along with their children Ralph & Lois. Her mother Sarah was also living in the home. Eva owned the family farm and all the adults could read..3
Cens1940Dekalb District, Scott, Virginia, USHe appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Scott, Virginia, in the household of his mother, Eva Duncan.10

Family

Alba Gemmia Cox (Jun 12, 1904 - Mar 9, 1995)
Children

Citations

  1. [S22] Abraham Lane (biography), online http://www.rootsweb.com/~valee/bios/lane1.html
  2. [S200] Ancestry.com Operations, Inc, SS Claims 1936-2007: from Charles H Duncan Social Security claim in 1966.
  3. [S155] 1930 US Census,.
  4. [S200] Ancestry.com Operations, Inc, SS Claims 1936-2007.
  5. [S229] U.S. Veterans' Gravesites, online Ancestry.com.
  6. [S141] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, memorial # 604480,Charles H Duncan.
  7. [S168] Unknown compiler address, Va Divorce Records, 1918–2014: Virginia Department of Health, Richmond, Virginia.
  8. [S132] 1900 US Census,.
  9. [S126] 1910 US Census,.
  10. [S146] 1940 US Census,.
  11. [S98] Scott County History Book Committee, Scott County & Its People Vol. II, pg 186.

Charles T. Duncan1

M, (Jul 9, 1840 - )
Father*John Duncan1
Mother*Ibbie Carter1 ( - 1843)
ChartsWilliam Carter Descendants
William Skipwith Descendants
     Charles T. Duncan was born on Jul 9, 1840.1

Citations

  1. [S35] Joseph Lyon M.D. Miller, The Decendants of Captain Thomas Carter, p 257.

David Duncan1

M, (Jun 7, 1807 - Feb 15, 1884)
Father*John Duncan2 (1783 - Apr 19, 1870)
Mother*Susannah Tredway2 (1787 - Apr 6, 1857)
ChartsPedigree Chart A W Cox
William Duncan Descendants
Pedigree Chart A W Cox (Indented)
     David Duncan was born on Jun 7, 1807 at Scott, Virginia, US.1,3,4
     David Duncan married Susannah Dingus, daughter of Phillip Dingus and Nancy McConnell, on Mar 11, 1831 at Scott, Virginia, US.1,5
     David Duncan was a farmer living with his wife Susannah in 1870 at Scott, Virginia, US.6 He's wife Susannah Dingus died on Oct 19, 1873 at Scott, Virginia, US.7
     David Duncan died on Feb 15, 1884 reported by his friend P R Owens at Scott, Virginia, US, at age 76.1,4

Census

CensusLocationMemo
Cen 1840Scott, Virginia, USDavid Duncan was listed in the 1840 census at Scott, Virginia, US, everyone in the household was a free white person:

Males - 5 thru 9      1
Males - 30 thru 39 1
Females - Under 5      2
Females - 10 thru 14 1
Females - 30 thru 39 1

Persons Employed in Agriculture - 1.8
Cens1850Western District, Scott, Virginia, USHe and Susannah Dingus appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Western District, Scott, Virginia, US, enumerated Aug 17, 1850. Their children Nancy, Henry, Elizabeth, Susannah, Emmaline and James were listed as living with them.9,10,11
Cens1860Estillville, Scott, Virginia, USDavid Duncan and Susannah Dingus appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Estillville, Scott, Virginia, US, enumerated Sep 7, 1860, they had real estate valued at $1,000 and personal estate of $350. Their children Nancy, Emmaline and James were listed as living with them.3
Cens1870Fort Blackmore, Scott, Virginia, USDavid Duncan and Susannah Dingus appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Fort Blackmore, Scott, Virginia, US, enumerated Aug 20, 1870, continuing to work the family farm. The census says that Susannah could read but not write. They reported that the value of the farm was $800 and personal property was $190..6
Cens1880Dekalb, Scott, Virginia, USDavid appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Dekalb, Scott, US, Virginia, in the household of James Monroe Duncan and Eliza Duncan.12

Family

Susannah Dingus (Mar 7, 1807 - Oct 19, 1873)
Children

Citations

  1. [S96] Elizabeth Grigsby, "Elizabeth Grigsby Work Papers."
  2. [S129] Peggy Carter Taylor, "Peggy Carter Taylor Worksheets."
  3. [S53] Brenda C. Bishop, Scott VA Census 1860.
  4. [S65] Donald W. Lane, Scott VA Death 1871 - 1896, pg 79.
  5. [S44] Phyllis Lousie Willits Peterson, Scott Marriage 1 1815 - 1853, P 40.
  6. [S130] 1870 US Census,.
  7. [S140] Donald W Lane, 2009.
  8. [S161] 1840 US Census,.
  9. [S151] 1850 Scott County Virginia Census, online http://www.webring.org/l/rd?ring=southwesternvirg;id=6;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffreepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com%2F~drakefam%2Fcensus%2F.
  10. [S11] 1850 Census Scott County Virginia, famil # 717.
  11. [S160] 1850 US Census,.
  12. [S147] 1880 US Census,.
  13. [S37] Phyllis Lousie Willits (Enhanced & indexed) Peterson, Scott Marriage 2 1854 - 1893, Pg 17 Line 30.
  14. [S167] Ancestry.com, Va Deaths, 1912–2014: From Emmaline Duncan Spencer Death Certificate Number 1915006359.
  15. [S37] Phyllis Lousie Willits (Enhanced & indexed) Peterson, Scott Marriage 2 1854 - 1893, Pg 11 line 7 from William and Elizabeth's marriage.
  16. [S37] Phyllis Lousie Willits (Enhanced & indexed) Peterson, Scott Marriage 2 1854 - 1893, pg 9 line 14.
  17. [S37] Phyllis Lousie Willits (Enhanced & indexed) Peterson, Scott Marriage 2 1854 - 1893, Page 24 Line 11.

David Duncan1

M, (1855 - )
Father*Henry Wesley Duncan2 (1834 - May, 1879)
Mother*Rebecca Flanary2 (1836 - 1910)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants
     David Duncan was born in 1855 at Scott, Virginia, US.1

Census

CensusLocationMemo
Cens1860Estillville, Scott, Virginia, USDavid appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Estillville, Scott, Virginia, US, in the household of Henry Wesley Duncan and Rebecca Duncan.3

Citations

  1. [S44] Phyllis Lousie Willits Peterson, Scott Marriage 1 1815 - 1853, pg 142.
  2. [S140] Donald W Lane, 2009.
  3. [S148] 1860 US Census,.

Elizabeth Duncan1

F
Father*John Duncan1 (circa 1753 - Jan 13, 1823)
Mother*Elizabeth Patterson1 (1768 - Jan 29, 1855)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants

Citations

  1. [S5] Nancy Clark, Gladys Julian Stallard, and Margaret Russell Stallard Baker, The Stallard Connection, p 33.

Elizabeth J Duncan1

F, (Mar 28, 1838 - Jan 18, 1921)
Father*David Duncan1,2 (Jun 7, 1807 - Feb 15, 1884)
Mother*Susannah Dingus1 (Mar 7, 1807 - Oct 19, 1873)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants
     Elizabeth J Duncan was born on Mar 28, 1838 at Scott County, Virginia, US.1,3,4
     Elizabeth J Duncan married William H Adams, son of William Adams and Mary Fields, on Jan 12, 1860 at Scott County, Virginia, USA, service performed by Jackson Redmon.5,4 Her married name was Elizabeth Adams.5
     Elizabeth Adams died on Jan 18, 1921 at age 82.3
     She was buried at Dingus Cemetery, Fort Blackmore, Scott Co., Virginia.3

Census

CensusLocationMemo
Cens1850Western District, Scott, Virginia, USShe appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Western District, Scott, Virginia, US, in the household of her parents, David Duncan and Susannah Dingus.6,7,8

Family

William H Adams (Jan 18, 1840 - Oct 24, 1911)

Citations

  1. [S140] Donald W Lane, 2009.
  2. [S37] Phyllis Lousie Willits (Enhanced & indexed) Peterson, Scott Marriage 2 1854 - 1893, Pg 11 line 7 from William and Elizabeth's marriage.
  3. [S141] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, memorial # 70701323,Elizabeth Jane DuncanAdams.
  4. [S37] Phyllis Lousie Willits (Enhanced & indexed) Peterson, Scott Marriage 2 1854 - 1893, Pg 11 line 7.
  5. [S175] Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013, Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940: FHL Film Number     337187.
  6. [S151] 1850 Scott County Virginia Census, online http://www.webring.org/l/rd?ring=southwesternvirg;id=6;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffreepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com%2F~drakefam%2Fcensus%2F.
  7. [S11] 1850 Census Scott County Virginia, famil # 717.
  8. [S160] 1850 US Census,.

Ellen Rebecca Duncan1

F, (Mar 21, 1878 - Nov 4, 1957)
Father*James Monroe Duncan1,2 (Aug 30, 1845 - Jun 21, 1886)
Mother*Eliza Rebecca Nelson1 (Apr 5, 1848 - Jul 19, 1927)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants
     Ellen Rebecca Duncan was born on Mar 21, 1878 at Scott, Virginia, US, but her gravestone shows a birth date of 1876.3,4,2,5
     Ellen Rebecca Duncan married Clinton Dennis Jones on Feb 2, 1899 at Scott, Virginia, US, service performed by M G Nelson.1,3,4,2 Her married name was Jones.6 Ellen Rebecca Duncan lost her husband Clinton Dennis Jones who died on Mar 11, 1952 at Norton, Wise County, Virginia, USA; from heart failure.5,7 Ellen died from lung cancer on Nov 4, 1957 at Norton, Wise, Virginia, US, at age 79.8,5
     She was buried on Nov 7, 1957 at Hill Cemetery, Norton, Wise, Virginia, US.2,5

Census

CensusLocationMemo
Cens1880Dekalb, Scott, Virginia, USShe appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Scott, Virginia, in the household of her parents, James Monroe Duncan and Eliza Duncan.9
Cens1900Dekalb, Scott, Virginia, USShe appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Scott, Virginia, in the household of her mother, Eliza Duncan.10

Family

Clinton Dennis Jones (Nov 9, 1878 - Mar 11, 1952)

Citations

  1. [S129] Peggy Carter Taylor, "Peggy Carter Taylor Worksheets."
  2. [S167] Ancestry.com, Va Deaths, 1912–2014: from Ellen's death certificate.
  3. [S36] Phyllis Lousie Willits (Enhanced & indexed) Peterson, Scott Marriage 3 1894-1912, Page 22 Line 21.
  4. [S175] Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013, Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940: FHL Film Number:     337187.
  5. [S141] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/
  6. [S129] Peggy Carter Taylor, "Peggy Carter Taylor Worksheets", Page 24 Line 11.
  7. [S167] Ancestry.com, Va Deaths, 1912–2014: from Clinton D Jone death certificate# 1952007944.
  8. [S167] Ancestry.com, Va Deaths, 1912–2014: from Lillie's death certificate.
  9. [S147] 1880 US Census,.
  10. [S132] 1900 US Census,.

Emerson Wrightly Duncan

M, (Feb 19, 1916 - Mar 26, 1978)
Father*Emmett J. Duncan1 (Nov 25, 1874 - Apr 22, 1954)
Mother*Sarah Dingus1 (Jun 22, 1876 - Jun 6, 1966)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants
     Emerson Wrightly Duncan was also known as Emerson R Duncan.2
     Emerson Wrightly Duncan was born on Feb 19, 1916 at Dekalb District, Scott County, Virginia, USA.2,1
     Emerson Wrightly Duncan died on Mar 26, 1978 at age 62.2
     Emerson Wrightly Duncan was buried at Oak Hill Memorial Park, Kingsport, Sullivan County, Tennessee, USA.2

Census

CensusLocationMemo
Cens1930East Ward, Kingsport, Sullivan County, Tennessee, USAHe appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Kingsport, Sullivan County, Tennessee, in the household of his parents, Emmett J. Duncan and Sarah J Duncan.3

Citations

  1. [S193] Virginia, Births, 1912-2014, Emerson Duncan birth Certificate Number 1916007080.
  2. [S141] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, memorial # 89969257,Emerson R. Duncan.
  3. [S155] 1930 US Census, , Page 31B
    Enumeration District 0014
    FHL microfilm 2342015.

Emmaline Duncan1

F, (Mar 28, 1836 - Mar 8, 1915)
Father*David Duncan1,2,3,4 (Jun 7, 1807 - Feb 15, 1884)
Mother*Susannah Dingus1,2,3,4 (Mar 7, 1807 - Oct 19, 1873)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants
     Emmaline Duncan was born on Mar 28, 1836 at Scott County, Virginia, US.1,4
     Emmaline Duncan married George Washington Spencer, son of James Spencer and Elizabeth Bolton, on Aug 4, 1864 at Scott, Virginia, US, service perfomed by Jackson Redwine.5,3 Her married name was Emaline Spencer.5
     Emmaline Duncan lost her husband George Washington Spencer who died on Nov 16, 1892 at Lee County, Virginia, US.5
     She died on Mar 8, 1915 from heart problems at Jonesville, Lee County, Virginia, USA, at age 78.5,4

Census

CensusLocationMemo
Cens1850Western District, Scott, Virginia, USShe appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Western District, Scott, Virginia, US, in the household of her parents, David Duncan and Susannah Dingus.6,7,8
Cens1860Estillville, Scott, Virginia, USShe appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Estillville, Scott, Virginia, US, in the household of her parents, David Duncan and Susannah Dingus.1

Family

George Washington Spencer (Feb 28, 1808 - Nov 16, 1892)

Citations

  1. [S53] Brenda C. Bishop, Scott VA Census 1860.
  2. [S129] Peggy Carter Taylor, "Peggy Carter Taylor Worksheets."
  3. [S37] Phyllis Lousie Willits (Enhanced & indexed) Peterson, Scott Marriage 2 1854 - 1893, Pg 17 Line 30.
  4. [S167] Ancestry.com, Va Deaths, 1912–2014: From Emmaline Duncan Spencer Death Certificate Number 1915006359.
  5. [S140] Donald W Lane, 2009.
  6. [S151] 1850 Scott County Virginia Census, online http://www.webring.org/l/rd?ring=southwesternvirg;id=6;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffreepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com%2F~drakefam%2Fcensus%2F.
  7. [S11] 1850 Census Scott County Virginia, famil # 717.
  8. [S160] 1850 US Census,.

Emmett J. Duncan1

M, (Nov 25, 1874 - Apr 22, 1954)
The E.J. Duncan family from his retirement from Tennesse Eastman in 1940. At one time he and all 9 of his sons worked for and at the Tennessee Eastman. From left to right:

Emmett Johnson (EJ) Duncan, his sons: Willard Duncan, Patrick (Pat) Duncan, Silba (Zeb) Duncan, Lester (P.I.) Duncan, Howard (Hairdard) Duncan, Woodrow Wilson, WW, Woody Duncan or Nubbin (as he said, small year-of-corn) and Kelly Wise Duncan the youngest. Missing are James (Jim) Duncan and Emerson Rightly (Emp) Duncan.

Picture was taken at Tennessee Eastman.
Father*James Monroe Duncan1,2 (Aug 30, 1845 - Jun 21, 1886)
Mother*Eliza Rebecca Nelson1,2 (Apr 5, 1848 - Jul 19, 1927)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants
     Emmett J. Duncan was born on Nov 25, 1874 at Fort Blackmore, Scott County, Virginia, USA.3,4,5 He was born in 1878 at Scott, Virginia, US, according to the marraige records which showed him as being 26 years old at his marriage to Sarah, but it appears the birth date is earlier based on other records.6
     Emmett J. Duncan was also known as Emmett Johnson Duncan.
     Emmett J. Duncan was also known as Emmett Jonathan Duncan.
     Emmett was a farmer on Feb 5, 1904 at Scott, Virginia, US. Later in life he worked as a foreman for Eastman Kodak, a chemical manufacturer in Kingsport.6,3,7
     Emmett J. Duncan married Sarah Dingus, daughter of Elizabeth Dingus, on Feb 5, 1904 at Scott, Virginia, US, service perfomed by Dr. Henry Taylor.6,8
     Emmett registered for the draft on Sep 12, 1918 at Scott, Virginia, US. He was of medium height and build with brown hair and eyes.4
     He was living at Route 6 East Carter Valley Rd, Kingsport, Sullivan, Tennessee, US, according to his death certificate.3

     E.J. Duncan had his own family baseball team in the 1930s consisting of all his sons. They never lost a game. In 1969 the Kingsport Times published an article named, "Duncan's Had It" which gives stories of the time.9

     Duncan retired from Tennessee Eastman in 1940. At one time he and all nine of his sons worked for and at Tennessee Eastman. From left to right:

Emmett Johnson (EJ) Duncan, his sons: Willard Duncan, Patrick (Pat) Duncan, Silba (Zeb) Duncan, Lester (P.I.) Duncan, Howard (Hairdard) Duncan, Woodrow Wilson, WW, Woody Duncan or Nubbin (as he said, small year-of-corn) and Kelly Wise Duncan the youngest. Missing are James (Jim) Duncan and Emerson Rightly (Emp) Duncan.

Picture was taken at Tennessee Eastman. in 1940 at Kingsport, Sullivan County, Tennessee, USA.
     Emmett J. Duncan died with a cerebral hemorrhage on Apr 22, 1954 at Kingsport, Sullivan, Tennessee, US, at age 79.He had lived outside of Kingsport for 35 years.10
     He was buried on Apr 25, 1954 at Oak Hill Cemetery, Kingsport, Sullivan, Tennessee, US.3

Census

CensusLocationMemo
Cens1880Dekalb, Scott, Virginia, USHe appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Scott, Virginia, in the household of his parents, James Monroe Duncan and Eliza Duncan.11
Cens1910Dekalb District, Scott County, Virginia, USAEmmett J. Duncan and Sarah J Duncan appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Scott County, Virginia, at Dekalb District, enumerated Apr 25, 1910, They rented the farm they were working. Everyone was born in Virginia and could read and write.. Their children Willard, Patrick, Ida, Selba, James and Lester were listed as living with them.12
Cens1930East Ward, Kingsport, Sullivan County, Tennessee, USAEmmett J. Duncan and Sarah J Duncan appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Kingsport, Sullivan County, Tennessee, at East Ward, an unknown place , enumerated Apr 18, 1930, They owned thier home valued at $3,500. They did not own a radio and he was working as a foreman at Tennessee Eastman. Their children Lester, Emerson and Kelly were listed as living with them.13
Cens1940Powell District, Scott County, Virginia, USAEmmett J. Duncan and Sarah J Duncan appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Scott County, Virginia, at Powell District, enumerated May 6, 1940, They were working the farm they owned. A 16 year old lodger named Orbin Thompson was also working the farm. Thier home was valued at $500. In 1935 they were living in Sullivan County Tennessee..14

Family

Sarah Dingus (Jun 22, 1876 - Jun 6, 1966)
Children

Citations

  1. [S129] Peggy Carter Taylor, "Peggy Carter Taylor Worksheets."
  2. [S162] Unknown compiler address, Tennessee Death Records, 1908-1959: from Emmitt's death certificate. Nashville, Tennessee: Tennessee State Library and Archives.
  3. [S162] Unknown compiler address, Tennessee Death Records, 1908-1959: Nashville, Tennessee: Tennessee State Library and Archives.
  4. [S177] Imaged from Family History Library microfilm., WW I Draft Cards.
  5. [S193] Virginia, Births, 1912-2014, Selba Kerr Duncan Birth Certificate Number 1904023898.
  6. [S36] Phyllis Lousie Willits (Enhanced & indexed) Peterson, Scott Marriage 3 1894-1912, Pg 51 Line 32.
  7. [S155] 1930 US Census,.
  8. [S175] Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013, Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940.
  9. [S141] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/
  10. [S162] Unknown compiler address, Tennessee Death Records, 1908-1959: Nashville, Tennessee: Tennessee State Library and Archives.
    Certificate Number:     54-11410.
  11. [S147] 1880 US Census,.
  12. [S126] 1910 US Census, , Roll T624_1648
    Page 4B
    Enumeration District 0065
    FHL microfilm 1375661.
  13. [S155] 1930 US Census, , Page 31B
    Enumeration District 0014
    FHL microfilm 2342015.
  14. [S146] 1940 US Census, , Roll m-t0627-04293
    Page 5A
    Enumeration District 85-18.
  15. [S90] Phyllis Lousie Willits Peterson, Scott County Marriage Book 4 1912-1931, Pg 36 Line 36.
  16. [S167] Ancestry.com, Va Deaths, 1912–2014: Ida Duncan Carter Death Certificate Number 1944012258.
  17. [S166] Ancestry.com, "Virginia Births, 1864–2014", Ancestral File, Jame's birth certificate # 1908003552.
  18. [S193] Virginia, Births, 1912-2014, Woodrow Duncan birth Certificate Number 1913037245.
  19. [S193] Virginia, Births, 1912-2014, Emerson Duncan birth Certificate Number 1916007080.

Evelyn B. Duncan1

F, (Apr 5, 1926 - Jun 13, 1929)
Father*Patrick Hagan Duncan1 (1899 - 1980)
Mother*Lillie Maude Isaacs1 (Jan 26, 1906 - May 16, 1991)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants
     Evelyn B. Duncan was born on Apr 5, 1926.1
     Evelyn B. Duncan died from a fractured skull in an automobile accident on Jun 13, 1929 at Kingsport, Sullivan County, Tennessee, USA, at age 3.1,2
     Evelyn B. Duncan was buried at Oak Hill Memorial Park, Kingsport, Sullivan County, Tennessee, USA.1

Citations

  1. [S141] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, memorial # 91564921,Evelyn B. Duncan.
  2. [S227] Tennessee, Deaths, 1908-1965, online Ancentry.com.

Henry Wesley Duncan1

M, (1834 - May, 1879)
Henry Wesley Duncan - Co C 25th Va Cavalry CSA
Father*David Duncan1 (Jun 7, 1807 - Feb 15, 1884)
Mother*Susannah Dingus1 (Mar 7, 1807 - Oct 19, 1873)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants
     Henry Wesley Duncan was born in 1834 at Scott, Virginia, US.1
     Henry Wesley Duncan married Rebecca Flanary on Sep 23, 1853 at Scott, Virginia, US, service performed by Isaac Kernin in the Baptist Church.1,2
     He served as 1st Lt. Company C 25th Virginia Calvary CSA, enlisting on August 16, 1862


The 25th Regiment, Virginia Cavalry was organized in July, 1864, using the 27th Battalion Virginia Partisan Rangers as its nucleus. Serving in McCausland's and Imboden's Brigade, the unit fought in numerous engagements in western Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley. During April 1865, it disbanded.

Commanders were Colonel Warren M. Hopkins, Lieutenant Colonel Henry A. Edmundson, and Major Sylvester R. McConnell.

Company C was led by Captain James S. Collings on Aug 16, 1862 at Virginia, US.3,4,5
     Henry died in May, 1879 at Scott, Virginia, US.6,7
     He was buried at Green / Redmond Cemetery, East Stone Gap, Scott, Virginia, US.4

Census

CensusLocationMemo
Cens1850Western District, Scott, Virginia, USHe appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Western District, Scott, Virginia, US, in the household of his parents, David Duncan and Susannah Dingus.8,9,10
Cens1860Estillville, Scott, Virginia, USHenry Wesley Duncan and Rebecca Duncan appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Estillville, Scott, Virginia, US, enumerated Sep 7, 1860, with his wife Rebecca and sons David and Martin.The family was living next to his father David..11

Family

Rebecca Flanary (1836 - 1910)
Children

Citations

  1. [S140] Donald W Lane, 2009.
  2. [S44] Phyllis Lousie Willits Peterson, Scott Marriage 1 1815 - 1853, pg 142.
  3. [S150] Family Search, online https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/25th_Regiment,_Virginia_Cavalry_(Confederate).
  4. [S41] Phyllis Lousie Willits Peterson, Scott Cemetery Vol. 4, pg 152.
  5. [S143] Ancestry.com, online http://boards.ancestry.com/, American Civil War Soldiers.
  6. [S141] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/
  7. [S143] Ancestry.com, online http://boards.ancestry.com/, Alabama, Texas and Virginia, Confederate Pensions, 1884-1958.
  8. [S151] 1850 Scott County Virginia Census, online http://www.webring.org/l/rd?ring=southwesternvirg;id=6;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffreepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com%2F~drakefam%2Fcensus%2F.
  9. [S11] 1850 Census Scott County Virginia, famil # 717.
  10. [S160] 1850 US Census,.
  11. [S148] 1860 US Census,.

Howard H Duncan

M
Father*Emmett J. Duncan (Nov 25, 1874 - Apr 22, 1954)
Mother*Sarah Dingus (Jun 22, 1876 - Jun 6, 1966)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants

Ida Duncan

F, (Jul 11, 1901 - May 17, 1944)
Father*Emmett J. Duncan1 (Nov 25, 1874 - Apr 22, 1954)
Mother*Sarah Dingus1 (Jun 22, 1876 - Jun 6, 1966)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants
     Her married name was Ida Belle Carter.1
     Ida Duncan married Gregory Woodson Carter, son of Hiram Carter and Nancy (?).2
     Ida Duncan was born on Jul 11, 1901 at Fort Blackmore, Scott County, Virginia, USA.1
     Ida Duncan died from tuberculosis on May 17, 1944 at Taylor District, Clinchport, Scott County, Virginia, USA, at age 42.1
     Ida Duncan was buried on May 21, 1944 at Oak Hill Memorial Park, Kingsport, Sullivan County, Tennessee, USA.3,1

Census

CensusLocationMemo
Cens1910Dekalb District, Scott County, Virginia, USAShe appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Scott County, Virginia, in the household of her parents, Emmett J. Duncan and Sarah J Duncan.4

Family

Gregory Woodson Carter (Jun 14, 1900 - Dec 13, 1964)

Citations

  1. [S167] Ancestry.com, Va Deaths, 1912–2014: Ida Duncan Carter Death Certificate Number 1944012258.
  2. [S227] Tennessee, Deaths, 1908-1965, online Ancentry.com, from Gregory Woodson Carter death certificate Number 35648.
  3. [S141] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, memorial # 90686415,Ida (Duncan) Carter.
  4. [S126] 1910 US Census, , Roll T624_1648
    Page 4B
    Enumeration District 0065
    FHL microfilm 1375661.

Jael Duncan1

F, (circa 1751 - 1816)
Father*Rawley Duncan2 ( - Dec, 1786)
Mother*Ruth Roberts2
ChartsPedigree Chart A W Cox
William Duncan Descendants
Walter Stallard Descendants
Pedigree Chart A W Cox (Indented) (#1)
Pedigree Chart A W Cox (Indented) (#2)
     Her married name was Stallard.3 Jael Duncan was also known as Jaily Duncan.3
     Jael Duncan was born circa 1751 at Culpepper, Virginia, US.2,4
     Jael Duncan married Samuel Stallard, son of Walter Stallard II and Elizabeth Williams, in 1770 at Culpepper, Virginia, US.5,6,4,7 Jael Duncan died in 1816 at Scott, Virginia, US. The Stallard Connection indicates death between 1810 & 12.4,8

Family

Samuel Stallard (circa 1745 - Jan, 1816)
Children

Citations

  1. [S39] Phyllis Lousie Willits Peterson, Scott Cemetery Vol. 2, p. 27.
  2. [S5] Nancy Clark, Gladys Julian Stallard, and Margaret Russell Stallard Baker, The Stallard Connection, p 33.
  3. [S12] Bernice Peters McKean, Scott VA Death Records 1853-70.
  4. [S158] Indiana Society of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, Wayne Stallard, National # 100308 State # 2209.
  5. [S5] Nancy Clark, Gladys Julian Stallard, and Margaret Russell Stallard Baker, The Stallard Connection, p 358.
  6. [S143] Ancestry.com, online http://boards.ancestry.com/, U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 [database on-line].
  7. [S143] Ancestry.com, online http://boards.ancestry.com/, Heritage Consulting. The Millennium File. Salt Lake City, UT, USA.
  8. [S5] Nancy Clark, Gladys Julian Stallard, and Margaret Russell Stallard Baker, The Stallard Connection, Pg 16.
  9. [S5] Nancy Clark, Gladys Julian Stallard, and Margaret Russell Stallard Baker, The Stallard Connection, p 34.
  10. [S5] Nancy Clark, Gladys Julian Stallard, and Margaret Russell Stallard Baker, The Stallard Connection, p 36.

James Duncan1

M
Father*John Duncan1 (circa 1753 - Jan 13, 1823)
Mother*Elizabeth Patterson1 (1768 - Jan 29, 1855)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants

Citations

  1. [S5] Nancy Clark, Gladys Julian Stallard, and Margaret Russell Stallard Baker, The Stallard Connection, p 33.

James Monroe Duncan1

M, (Aug 30, 1845 - Jun 21, 1886)
Father*David Duncan2,3,4 (Jun 7, 1807 - Feb 15, 1884)
Mother*Susannah Dingus2,4,3 (Mar 7, 1807 - Oct 19, 1873)
ChartsPedigree Chart A W Cox
William Duncan Descendants
Pedigree Chart A W Cox (Indented)
     James Monroe Duncan was born on Aug 30, 1845 at Virginia, US.5,6,2,3,4

     James Monroe Duncan served in the CSA. He enlisted on February 1st 1864 in Company C, Virginia 25th Cavalry Regiment. Mustered out on October 1st 1864.

The 25th Regiment, Virginia Cavalry was organized in July, 1864, using the 27th Battalion Virginia Partisan Rangers as its nucleus. Serving in McCausland's and Imboden's Brigade, the unit fought in numerous engagements in western Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley. During April 1865, it disbanded.

Commanders were Colonel Warren M. Hopkins, Lieutenant Colonel Henry A. Edmundson, and Major Sylvester R. McConnell.7

     James Monroe Duncan was a farmer in 1867 at Scott, Virginia, US.4
     James Monroe Duncan married Eliza Rebecca Nelson, daughter of Johnson Nelson and Martha D. Carter, on Jan 17, 1867 at Scott, Virginia, US, service performed by Johnson Nelson.1,3,4,2
     James died on Jun 21, 1886 of consumption at Scott, Virginia, US, at age 40.5,8 He was buried at Duncan Cemetery, East Stone Gap, Scott, Virginia, US, the inscription on the tombstone reads " A truer nobler heart never beat within a human breast."5,9

Census

CensusLocationMemo
Cens1850Western District, Scott, Virginia, USHe appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Western District, Scott, Virginia, US, in the household of his parents, David Duncan and Susannah Dingus.10,11,12
Cens1860Estillville, Scott, Virginia, USHe appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Estillville, Scott, Virginia, US, in the household of his parents, David Duncan and Susannah Dingus.13
Cens1870Dekalb, Scott, Virginia, USJames Monroe Duncan and Eliza Duncan appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Dekalb, Scott, Virginia, US, enumerated Aug 20, 1870, they were shown as having no real property and $150 in personal property. Their children John and Martha were listed as living with them.6
Cens1880Dekalb, Scott, Virginia, USJames Monroe Duncan and Eliza Duncan appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Scott, Virginia, at Dekalb, enumerated Jun 21, 1880, His father David was also listed in the household.. Their children Martha, Amanda, Ellen, John, Emmett and Mary were listed as living with them.14

Family

Eliza Rebecca Nelson (Apr 5, 1848 - Jul 19, 1927)
Children

Citations

  1. [S62] Rita K. Sutton, Early Carters in Scott, Part I p. 15.
  2. [S96] Elizabeth Grigsby, "Elizabeth Grigsby Work Papers."
  3. [S129] Peggy Carter Taylor, "Peggy Carter Taylor Worksheets."
  4. [S37] Phyllis Lousie Willits (Enhanced & indexed) Peterson, Scott Marriage 2 1854 - 1893, Page 24 Line 11.
  5. [S41] Phyllis Lousie Willits Peterson, Scott Cemetery Vol. 4, Page 154.
  6. [S130] 1870 US Census,, "United States Census, 1870," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MFGH-58F : accessed 7 December 2014), James M Duncan, Virginia, United States; citing p. 44, family 320, NARA microfilm publication M593, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington D.C.; FHL microfilm 553,176.
  7. [S178] Ancestry.com, 2009.
  8. [S65] Donald W. Lane, Scott VA Death 1871 - 1896, Pg 93.
  9. [S141] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/
  10. [S151] 1850 Scott County Virginia Census, online http://www.webring.org/l/rd?ring=southwesternvirg;id=6;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffreepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com%2F~drakefam%2Fcensus%2F.
  11. [S11] 1850 Census Scott County Virginia, famil # 717.
  12. [S160] 1850 US Census,.
  13. [S53] Brenda C. Bishop, Scott VA Census 1860.
  14. [S147] 1880 US Census,.
  15. [S37] Phyllis Lousie Willits (Enhanced & indexed) Peterson, Scott Marriage 2 1854 - 1893, Page 86 Line 2.
  16. [S167] Ancestry.com, Va Deaths, 1912–2014: from her death certificate.
  17. [S167] Ancestry.com, Va Deaths, 1912–2014: from Mary's death certificate.
  18. [S162] Unknown compiler address, Tennessee Death Records, 1908-1959: from Emmitt's death certificate. Nashville, Tennessee: Tennessee State Library and Archives.
  19. [S167] Ancestry.com, Va Deaths, 1912–2014: from Ellen's death certificate.
  20. [S36] Phyllis Lousie Willits (Enhanced & indexed) Peterson, Scott Marriage 3 1894-1912, Page 20 Line 37.
  21. [S167] Ancestry.com, Va Deaths, 1912–2014: from Amanda's death certificate.
  22. [S167] Ancestry.com, Va Deaths, 1912–2014: from Moscow's death certificate.
  23. [S36] Phyllis Lousie Willits (Enhanced & indexed) Peterson, Scott Marriage 3 1894-1912, Pg 59 Line 31.
  24. [S36] Phyllis Lousie Willits (Enhanced & indexed) Peterson, Scott Marriage 3 1894-1912, Page 65 Line 35.

James Ulan Duncan

M, (Apr 13, 1908 - )
Father*Emmett J. Duncan1 (Nov 25, 1874 - Apr 22, 1954)
Mother*Sarah Dingus1 (Jun 22, 1876 - Jun 6, 1966)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants
     James Ulan Duncan was born on Apr 13, 1908 at Fort Blackmore, Scott County, Virginia, USA.1

Census

CensusLocationMemo
Cens1910Dekalb District, Scott County, Virginia, USAHe appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Scott County, Virginia, in the household of his parents, Emmett J. Duncan and Sarah J Duncan.2

Citations

  1. [S166] Ancestry.com, "Virginia Births, 1864–2014", Ancestral File, Jame's birth certificate # 1908003552.
  2. [S126] 1910 US Census, , Roll T624_1648
    Page 4B
    Enumeration District 0065
    FHL microfilm 1375661.

Jane Duncan1

F
Father*John Duncan1 (circa 1753 - Jan 13, 1823)
Mother*Elizabeth Patterson1 (1768 - Jan 29, 1855)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants

Citations

  1. [S5] Nancy Clark, Gladys Julian Stallard, and Margaret Russell Stallard Baker, The Stallard Connection, p 33.

John Duncan1

M
ChartsWilliam Carter Descendants
William Skipwith Descendants
           John Duncan married Ibbie Carter, daughter of Charles Burr Carter and Nancy Taylor, on Mar 15, 1837 at Scott, Virginia, US, service performed by John Pendleton.1,2,3

Family

Ibbie Carter ( - 1843)
Children

Citations

  1. [S35] Joseph Lyon M.D. Miller, The Decendants of Captain Thomas Carter, p 257.
  2. [S110] American Genealogical Research Institute, A History of the Carter Family, p. 253.
  3. [S44] Phyllis Lousie Willits Peterson, Scott Marriage 1 1815 - 1853, p. 57.

John Duncan1

M
           John Duncan married Jane (?)1

Family

Jane (?)
Child

Citations

  1. [S37] Phyllis Lousie Willits (Enhanced & indexed) Peterson, Scott Marriage 2 1854 - 1893, 69 / 10.

John Duncan1

M, (circa 1753 - Jan 13, 1823)
Father*Rawley Duncan1 ( - Dec, 1786)
Mother*Ruth Roberts1
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants
     John Duncan was born circa 1753.1,2
     John Duncan married Elizabeth Patterson in 1792 John Came across the Blue Ridge Mountains with the Patterson family. He often carried her and said that he would marry her when she grew into womanhood. He did just that in 1792.1,2
     John Duncan died on Jan 13, 1823.1

Citations

  1. [S5] Nancy Clark, Gladys Julian Stallard, and Margaret Russell Stallard Baker, The Stallard Connection, p 33.
  2. [S143] Ancestry.com, online http://boards.ancestry.com/, U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900.

John Duncan1

M
Father*John Duncan1 (circa 1753 - Jan 13, 1823)
Mother*Elizabeth Patterson1 (1768 - Jan 29, 1855)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants

Citations

  1. [S5] Nancy Clark, Gladys Julian Stallard, and Margaret Russell Stallard Baker, The Stallard Connection, p 33.

John Duncan1

M, (1783 - Apr 19, 1870)
Duncan's Mill
Father*William Duncan1 (Apr 19, 1694 - Oct, 1781)
Mother*Ruth Rawley1
ChartsPedigree Chart A W Cox
William Duncan Descendants
Pedigree Chart A W Cox (Indented)
     John Duncan was born in 1783.2,3
     John Duncan married Susannah Tredway, daughter of Robert Tredway and Nancy (?), in 1805.1 John Duncan's wife Susannah Tredway died on Apr 6, 1857 at Cove Creek, Scott, Virginia, US.4,5

     John Duncan was owner and miller at Duncan's Mill.

Duncan Mill

This landmark mill was blown away in the Rye Cove tornado of 1929. It was built by John Duncan, who came into Scott Co., VA around 1835, built the mill and his home on Cove Creek in the edge of Rye Cove. The mill was a log structure and ground both wheat and corn. John Duncan operated it until his wife's death in 1857 when he turned it over to his son-in-law George W. Johnson who ran it until his death in 1866.

Johnson had the log mill torn down and employed Pinkney Carter and George Peters, both noted millwrights, to build a new mill. Carter designed a three story mill with improved equipment for cleaning wheat. The new mill was completed about 1860, just prior to the out break of the Civil War.

This mill flew the Confederate flag and ground flour for the Confederacy all during the Civil War. Grain was hauled in from wherever available, stored and guarded by Confederate soldiers.

The flour left the mill by wagon and ox-drawn wagons for such places as the Confederate encampment at Pound Gap in Wise County on the Virginia-Kentucky line.

The mill was also a recruiting station for the Confederacy. On Saturdays rallies were held and speeches given to encourage enlistment in the Confederate Army.

In 1917 the third story of the mill was torn off and converted again into a two story building and rolling mill machinery added for grinding wheat, which was still in use when the mill was destroyed by a cyclone on May 2, 1929.

Mr. J. F. Johnson of Fort Blackmore told the writer the following story:
"I have heard my father speak of John Duncan standing in the door of the mill on April 15, 1865 when a Negro slave that once belonged to Washington Salling rode up and said, 'Good morning, Uncle John. How is your health? Uncle John have you heard any good news lately?' He replied; 'Nothing except that it has been reported General Lee surrendered last Friday morning.' The Negro leaned way back in his saddle, clapped his hands and hollowed, 'Bless God for that!' John Duncan jumped out the door and threw a rock at the Negro man. He was chastized for this act and he replied, 'No Negro can shout in front of me after my people have suffered so.' He had three grandsons shot down in one day at Gettysburg." in 1860 at Cove Creek, Scott, Virginia, US.4,6

     John Duncan died on Apr 19, 1870.4
     John Duncan was buried at John Duncan Sr. Cemetery - S East Stone Gap, Scott, Virginia, US.4

Census

CensusLocationMemo
Cens1850Western District, Scott, Virginia, USJohn Duncan and Susannah Tredway appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Western District, Scott, Virginia, US, enumerated Aug 17, 1850.7
Cens1860Estillville, Scott, Virginia, USJohn appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Estillville, Scott, Virginia, US, in the household of Martha Jane Duncan and George W Johnson.3

Family

Susannah Tredway (1787 - Apr 6, 1857)
Children

Citations

  1. [S129] Peggy Carter Taylor, "Peggy Carter Taylor Worksheets."
  2. [S11] 1850 Census Scott County Virginia, family # 717.
  3. [S148] 1860 US Census,.
  4. [S41] Phyllis Lousie Willits Peterson, Scott Cemetery Vol. 4, pg 156.
  5. [S181] FamilySearch, Salt Lake City, Utah, 2010, Va Deaths and Burials, 1853–1917.
  6. [S149] Old Mills, online http://vagenweb.org/lee/HSpubl45.htm
  7. [S160] 1850 US Census,.

John Hopkins Duncan1

M, (Jun 20, 1868 - Mar 4, 1899)
Father*James Monroe Duncan1 (Aug 30, 1845 - Jun 21, 1886)
Mother*Eliza Rebecca Nelson1 (Apr 5, 1848 - Jul 19, 1927)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants
     John Hopkins Duncan was also known as Hop Duncan.2
     John Hopkins Duncan was born on Jun 20, 1868 at Scott, Virginia, US.3,2,4,5
     Hop was a farmer and a lumberman in 1895 at Scott, Virginia, US.3,5
     John Hopkins Duncan married Eva Taylor, daughter of Dr. Henry Taylor and Sarah E. Smith, on Jan 23, 1895 at Scott, Virginia, US, Service performed by William H Moore.3,1,4,6,5
     Duncan died on Mar 4, 1899 at Stoney Creek Shoals, Clinch River, Scott, Virginia, US, at age 30.
     
     He was killed on a log river drive. They cut the timber in the winter and piled it on the river bank. When the spring rains came and the river was at flood stage, they would form large rafts or “booms” and float the timber down stream to the market to be sawed into lumber. Hop was working on a river drive that started on the Clinch River in the Ft. Blackmore area with a destination on the Tennessee River, probably Clinton or Chattanooga. He fell off the logs into the river and drowned. They did not find his body until a week or two later.2,4,7
     John Hopkins Duncan was buried at Duncan Cemetery, East Stone Gap, Scott, Virginia, US.2

Census

CensusLocationMemo
Cens1870Dekalb, Scott, Virginia, USHe appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Dekalb, Scott, Virginia, US, in the household of his parents, James Monroe Duncan and Eliza Duncan.8
Cens1880Dekalb, Scott, Virginia, USHe appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Scott, Virginia, in the household of his parents, James Monroe Duncan and Eliza Duncan.9

Family

Eva Taylor (Jan 21, 1875 - Mar 22, 1972)
Children

Citations

  1. [S129] Peggy Carter Taylor, "Peggy Carter Taylor Worksheets."
  2. [S41] Phyllis Lousie Willits Peterson, Scott Cemetery Vol. 4, Page 154.
  3. [S36] Phyllis Lousie Willits (Enhanced & indexed) Peterson, Scott Marriage 3 1894-1912, Pg 2 Line 31.
  4. [S22] Abraham Lane (biography), online http://www.rootsweb.com/~valee/bios/lane1.html
  5. [S193] Virginia, Births, 1912-2014, From Maude's birth certificate
    Certificate Number     1897008931.
  6. [S98] Scott County History Book Committee, Scott County & Its People Vol. II, pg 186.
  7. [S98] Scott County History Book Committee, Scott County & Its People Vol. II, Page 98.
  8. [S130] 1870 US Census,, "United States Census, 1870," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MFGH-58F : accessed 7 December 2014), James M Duncan, Virginia, United States; citing p. 44, family 320, NARA microfilm publication M593, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington D.C.; FHL microfilm 553,176.
  9. [S147] 1880 US Census,.
  10. [S200] Ancestry.com Operations, Inc, SS Claims 1936-2007: from Charles H Duncan Social Security claim in 1966.
  11. [S167] Ancestry.com, Va Deaths, 1912–2014: From John H Duncan Jr's death certificate
    Certificate Number     1975023869.

John Hopkins Duncan Jr1

M, (Sep 27, 1899 - Aug 13, 1975)
Father*John Hopkins Duncan1,2 (Jun 20, 1868 - Mar 4, 1899)
Mother*Eva Taylor1,2 (Jan 21, 1875 - Mar 22, 1972)
ChartsWilliam Duncan Descendants
           Before he was born, John Hopkins Duncan Jr,lost his father John Hopkins Duncan on Mar 4, 1899 at Stoney Creek Shoals, Clinch River, Scott, Virginia, US;
     He was killed on a log river drive. They cut the timber in the winter and piled it on the river bank. When the spring rains came and the river was at flood stage, they would form large rafts or “booms” and float the timber down stream to the market to be sawed into lumber. Hop was working on a river drive that started on the Clinch River in the Ft. Blackmore area with a destination on the Tennessee River, probably Clinton or Chattanooga. He fell off the logs into the river and drowned. They did not find his body until a week or two later.3,1,4
     John Hopkins Duncan Jr was born on Sep 27, 1899 at Scott, Virginia, US.1,2,5
     John Hopkins Duncan Jr married Anna Garland Perkins, daughter of Callis L. Perkins and Estelle (?), on Sep 10, 1929 at Louisa County, Virginia, USA.2,6
     He was an appliance merchant.2
     He died on Aug 13, 1975 with a heart attack from complications of leukemia at Charlottesville, Virginia, USA, at age 75.7,8
     John Hopkins Duncan Jr was buried at Hillcrest Cemetery, Lousia, Virginia, USA. Services were handled by Woodward Funeral Home.2,5
     His Social Security Number was 229-26-2711.8

Census

CensusLocationMemo
Cens1900DeKalb District, Scott, Virginia, USHe appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Scott, Virginia, in the household of his grandparents, Dr. Henry Taylor and Sarah E. Smith.9
Cens1910DeKalb District, Scott, Virginia, USHe appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Scott, Virginia, in the household of his grandparents, Dr. Henry Taylor and Sarah E. Smith.10
Cens1920Dekalb District, Scott, Virginia, USHe appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Scott, Virginia, in the household of his mother, Eva Duncan.11,12

Family

Anna Garland Perkins (1909 - May 27, 2000)

Citations

  1. [S22] Abraham Lane (biography), online http://www.rootsweb.com/~valee/bios/lane1.html
  2. [S167] Ancestry.com, Va Deaths, 1912–2014: From John H Duncan Jr's death certificate
    Certificate Number     1975023869.
  3. [S41] Phyllis Lousie Willits Peterson, Scott Cemetery Vol. 4, Page 154.
  4. [S98] Scott County History Book Committee, Scott County & Its People Vol. II, Page 98.
  5. [S141] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, memorial # 51847699,John Hopkins Duncan Jr.
  6. [S175] Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013, Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940: Anna & John Hop Duncan Jr's marriage certificate
    FHL Film Number     2048460.
  7. [S167] Ancestry.com, Va Deaths, 1912–2014: Certificate Number     1975023869.
  8. [S18] Soc Sec Death Index, unknown series.
  9. [S132] 1900 US Census,.
  10. [S126] 1910 US Census,.
  11. [S144] 1920 US Census, , Heritage Quest Database.
  12. [S144] 1920 US Census,.