Duncanson - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

hellskitchenfilms — 2012-03-08 15:19:29Z

Just so this post doesn't lead to more internet speculation and false assumptions, the Duncansons were not 3x granddaughters of John 3rd laird of Merchiston and Elizabeth Menteith. The connection between the Duncansons and Sir Alexander Napier of Merchiston will be mentioned in the upcoming Foundations piece and of course fully explored when my articles comes out in TG. Thank you

ABB

Re: Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

Maggie_Merrill — 2012-03-08 04:40:59Z

Are John Napier & Elizabeth Mentieth connected to the Duncansons or the Livingstons?

Has the 4 page biographical sketch on John Duncanson by Robert Wodrow been translated? I have a copy of the will of John Duncanson but cannot read a word of it - does anyone have a translation of that will?
Maggie Merrill

Re: Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

hellskitchenfilms — 2012-03-08 02:39:56Z

adburke at paulweiss dot com works

ABB

Re: Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

Maggie_Merrill — 2012-03-08 01:56:12Z

Adrian, Your address does not appear to work.
How does the Duncanson/Livingston line connect to John Napier (3rd laird of Merchiston) and his wife Elizabeth Mentieth? Through Duncanson or through Livingston?
Maggie Merrill

Re: Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

hellskitchenfilms — 2012-03-07 15:10:31Z

I don't know what precisely you are referring to. I have not published anything on the Livingston ancestry of the Duncanson Sisters yet. There will be a short piece appearing in Foundations this summer, and the monograph will appear in installments in The Genealogist starting Fall 2013. you can reach me at adburke at paulweiss dot com

ABB

Re: Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

Maggie_Merrill — 2012-03-07 05:19:59Z

Your address does not work.
You state that John Napier 3rd laird of Merchiston (& Lady Elizabeth Mentieth) to be 3x g-grandparents of Catherine Duncanson (and thus my Margaret Duncanson Teller).
Is the connection to John Napier and Elizabeth Mentieth through the Duncanson line or the Livingston line?
Do you have a translated copy of Robert Wodrows 4 pages about Mr. John Duncanson? in his Ecclesiastical Collections?
Was James Duncanson married once or multiple times?
Maggie Merrill

Re: Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

hellskitchenfilms — 2012-02-29 21:54:32Z

Hi - yes as i posted in December my monograph will be published in serialized form in The Genealogist starting next year. There will also be a one page description of the project published this summer in Foundations.

Thanks!

Adrian Benjamin Burke

Re: James Simon F. Duncanson

bballard74 — 2012-01-30 13:48:04Z

Hi it appears we may be related. My group goes through Frederick.
If interested in sharing data please email me at

bballard@nbnet.nb.ca

Brian Ballard

1CF JAMES SIMON F. DUNCANSON
DOB JAN 31 1812
DOD 1876
1ST MARRIAGE
SPOUSE COLDWELL.CALDWELL ??
DOB
DOD
2ND OR 3RD MARRIAGE
SPOUSE SARAH ANN BANKS
DOB
DOD
CHILDREN (DUNCANSON)
1CFA FREDERICK - DOB MARCH 5 1850 PER TOMBSTONE 1846
1CFB MINNIE LURENE - DOB
1CFC ELIZABETH - DOB AUG 29 1850 OFF CENSUS
1CFD CHARLES A - DOB APRIL 9 1863/1923
1CFE ABRAHAM LINCOLN - DOB SEPT 9 1862/DOD 1944

appears to be another child George Edward.
SARAH'S NAME COULD BE EMILY
***********************************************************
1CFA FREDERICK DUNCANSON
DOB MARCH 5 1850 TOMBSTONE 1846
DOD SEPT 29 1930 SAINT JOHN NB
1ST MARRIAGE 1871 HAILFAX COUNTY NB
SPOUSE MARY ANN KING
DOB NOV 9 1844 NFLD
DOD 1915 SAINT JOHN NB
2ND MARRIAGE MAY 8 1922 LANCASTER NB
LOUISA CAROLINE KING (RAYMOND) WAS CALLED LUCY
DOB AUG 1846 NFLD
DOD DEC 20 1937 SAINT JOHN NB
CHILDREN (DUNCANSON)
1CFAA FLORENCE ALMA DOB AUG 30 1876/77
1CFAB FREDERICK W DOB AUG 30 1881
STEP CHILDREN RAYMOND
1CFAC HELEN DOB FEB 10 1883
1CFAD THOMAS DOB

Re: James F. Duncanson

bballard74 — 2012-01-30 13:40:01Z

Hi Doug,

This James is my 3 x grandfather through my mother's side. Just wondering how you connect.

Re: James F. Duncanson

bballard74 — 2012-01-30 13:37:57Z

HI,

Below is my connected to this family. My email is bballard@nbnet.nb.ca,
Contact me if you want to share data.

1CF JAMES SIMON F. DUNCANSON
DOB JAN 31 1812
DOD 1876
1ST MARRIAGE
SPOUSE COLDWELL.CALDWELL ??
DOB
DOD
2ND OR 3RD MARRIAGE
SPOUSE SARAH ANN BANKS
DOB
DOD
CHILDREN (DUNCANSON)
1CFA FREDERICK - DOB MARCH 5 1850 PER TOMBSTONE 1846
1CFB MINNIE LURENE - DOB
1CFC ELIZABETH - DOB AUG 29 1850 OFF CENSUS
1CFD CHARLES A - DOB APRIL 9 1863/1923
1CFE ABRAHAM LINCOLN - DOB SEPT 9 1862/DOD 1944

maybe more children.
SARAH'S NAME COULD BE EMILY
***********************************************************
1CFA FREDERICK DUNCANSON
DOB MARCH 5 1850 TOMBSTONE 1846
DOD SEPT 29 1930 SAINT JOHN NB
1ST MARRIAGE 1871 HAILFAX COUNTY NB
SPOUSE MARY ANN KING
DOB NOV 9 1844 NFLD
DOD 1915 SAINT JOHN NB
2ND MARRIAGE MAY 8 1922 LANCASTER NB
LOUISA CAROLINE KING (RAYMOND) WAS CALLED LUCY
DOB AUG 1846 NFLD
DOD DEC 20 1937 SAINT JOHN NB
CHILDREN (DUNCANSON)
1CFAA FLORENCE ALMA DOB AUG 30 1876/77
1CFAB FREDERICK W DOB AUG 30 1881
STEP CHILDREN RAYMOND
1CFAC HELEN DOB FEB 10 1883
1CFAD THOMAS DOB

Re: Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

PLWeyant — 2011-12-28 18:18:59Z

Adrian, I am a Livingston descendant and would like to know the parents and grandparents of Helen Livingston who married Rev. Duncanson. Can you help me with this?
Will your research on these families be published or on line for the public? I look forward to recording the Duncanson cousins and of being able to connect the Glen/Lindsay lines.
Many of us are grateful for your work.

Re: Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

adrianbenjaminburke — 2011-12-27 19:35:42Z

Yes, my upcoming monograph, "The Livingston Ancestry of the Duncanson Sisters of New Netherland" will include the identification of Helen Livingston's parents, grandparents, and additional lines of descent. I am currently working with my editor on the final version, and hope to make an announcement in the New Year about when it will be published.

Thanks for your interest,

Adrian Benjamin Burke

Re: Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

PLWeyant — 2011-12-27 19:16:04Z

Re: Dugald Duncanson Family Search

Lorraine7551 — 2011-08-13 21:25:13Z

Did you ever find out any information on Dugald's wife - Iola Florence Mathews? I am trying to find out about Iola's mother - Nellie Morris. Thanks

Re: DUNCANSON~ Zebina H. (1862) & Clara H. (1859)

clduncanson — 2011-06-13 01:29:17Z

hi .........i am also related to Zebina & Clara , not sure how, so much work to do...i am a treehugger too :)
clare louise duncanson, fullerton, calif.

Re: DUNCANSON~ Zebina H. (1862) & Clara H. (1859)

clduncanson — 2011-06-13 01:29:06Z

hi .........i am also related to Zebina & Clara , not sure how, so much work to do...i am a treehugger too :)
clare louise duncanson, fullerton, calif.

David Duncanson who married Mary Bow, Larbert Stirlingshire, Scotland in 1912

catherinerodin75 — 2010-11-25 20:25:33Z

I am looking for a David Duncanson who married Mary Bow, Larbert Stirlingshire, Scotland in 1912. I am unable to find any death for either in Scotland so I am wondering if they went to Australia or to the USA where they had relatives. Mary Bow was the daughter of James Bow and Annie Jackson. She was born 1893 I do not know if David and Mary had any children. I can be reached at cprairielily@shaw.ca

Re: Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

adrianbenjaminburke — 2010-10-30 20:36:31Z

Hi Cousins: Yes my Duncanson/Livingston Project has succeeded in ways never before anticipated. The Livingston Ancestry of the Duncanson Sisters of New Netherland will hopefully arrive in print sometime next year - I am currently finishing the final rough draft. Helen Livingston's family was closely allied to the Stuart Monarchy and she has several noble lines and at least two royal descents which I am still researching and will publish separately and later no doubt but the upcoming two part article will lay the foundation for those (and other) lines of great interest. I spent time in Scotland this summer and gained access to some very special places with intimate connections to Helen's family. Feel free to visit: www.adrianburke.com

THANKS for the interest!

Adrian Benjamin Burke
Founder, The Duncanson/Livingston Project

Re: Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

Hollyheath2 — 2010-09-11 18:26:30Z

It's nice to meet you cousin. It's great that the internet helps us find relative who are doing research also. I had no idea that there was a secondary Scots line in my family when I was in0 Scotland. I also have lines to Hay, Niddrie, Watts, and Davidson. Who know where they will lead? Lynn

Re: Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

AHudsonGlennIV — 2010-09-11 10:26:33Z

Hollyheath,
Thank you for the heads-up on Adrian Burke's project. It seems he has a handle on the Livingstons. It has always been
a goal of mine is to go to Scotland and find the ancestors of Alexander & Katheren Duncanson Glen. It is nice to know there are other family members out there doing the same. If you would like to exchange info on our family you may reach me via e-mail, a.hudson.glenn@gmail.com.
Albert Hudson Glenn, IV

Re: Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

Hollyheath2 — 2010-09-10 21:57:50Z

I also descend from this line. i think our family is on the brink of a big break of information. Check out the Ducanson/Livingston project sponsors by Adrian Benjamin Burke Esq. He and others descended from the Duncanson sisters, daughters of James Duncanson and Helen Livingston, (James is the son of John Duncanson and Janet Watson), have hired a genealogist in Scotland and have hit paydirt. Waiting for his forthcoming article on the subject.

Re: Duncanson

stitchhappy56 — 2010-01-12 04:03:41Z

Hello Susan, I don't know if you ever found the information you were looking for regarding James Duncanson from Nova Scotia. James Duncanson is my grandfather who emigrated to the united states from Nova Scotia to Maine. He married Lilly Mae Fraser and settled in Portland, Maine. They had 4 sons, my father, Arthur, James, Donald and Lawrence. They are all deceased with my dad being the last of the sons to pass in 2003. I would love to connect with you if you need more information... With warmest regards, Kathleen Duncanson Heseltine, Freeport, Maine

DUNCANSON~ Zebina H. (1862) & Clara H. (1859)

mttreehugger — 2009-04-04 17:02:07Z

This headstone is located in the Riverside Cemetery: Emmett, Gem Co., ID

Re: Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

AHudsonGlennIV — 2009-01-26 18:08:12Z

Gary please contack me @ a.hudson.glenn@gmail.com

Re: James Simon F. Duncanson

tropicalyankee — 2008-07-24 00:03:17Z

I am the great-grand daughter of Minnie Lurene (sometimes noted as Lillian) Duncanson, daughter of James Simon Duncanson. I have not been able to find written documentation of her date or place of birth. However, I did find the marriage record of her marriage to Henry Melvin "Mel" Etter in Halifax.

They moved from Nova Scotia to MA around 1880 then Portland ME until about 1904 then Minneapolis, MN then finally to New Brunswick. They adopted one child, my grandmother Mertis Belle Etter while they were in Hopkinton, MA.

Minnie remained very close to her brother Charles and his wife Adna who lived in West Brookfield, MA all of their adult lives. I have a pile of letters between them from 1911-1918. Her brother Abraham Lincoln "Linc" lived in Portland, ME and was apparently not so close to his 2 full siblings. It appears he immegrated to the US very young, maybe around 14-16.

I have had a real hard time with JSD's second wife. I have written information where Charles Duncanson said his mother's name was Sarah Ann Burke. His death record says her name was Sarah Ann Banks. Based on that, I think the name sometimes noted as Emily Banks might be incorrect. However, I have not been able to find any information on her.

I would be interested if you have any information.
Marj Golub

Re: James Simon F. Duncanson

supersleuth73 — 2008-06-28 21:57:31Z

I live in Nova Scotia in Yarmouth Co. with the great-grandson of George Edward Duncanson born in Horton,Kings Co, Nova Scotia, son of the James Duncanson and Martha Coldwell in question. My info has James born 31 January,1812 although bible records show a different birthdate. He was a farmer in Aylesford,NS in the census of 1838. He was married to Martha Coldwell/Caldwell first and had three children, George Edward,Elizabeth, and Frederick. he then married Emily Banks,dau. of Moses Banks and Olive (Morton) Banks. They and had three more children,Abraham Lincoln, Charles ,and Minnie Lillian. Abraham moved to Portland ,Maine, Frederick to St. John, New Brunswick, and George Edward to Tusket, Nova Scotia. George Edward had 6 children by two marriages of which my spouses grandfather was one. His grandfather worked in a logging camp in Maine at one time and had visited A.L.Duncanson.If anyone out there is still searching maybe this will help. I also can't seem to find out where in Scotland first James who came to NS, actually came from,since he had originally planned on settling in a Scottish Colony in North Carolina and had only stayed in NS after the ship that he, Isabella and two of their children were sailing on was in danger of sinking. Perhaps he sailed under a different name as it is possible he was fleeing Scotland because of the fighting going on around that time. Anyone with other info..would like to hear from you.

Re: Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

genbrat — 2008-03-14 13:04:38Z

I also have Duncanson family from Alloa, Clackmannanshire. Do you happen to have any information on the following: William DUNCANSON b. Abt 1646 in Alloa, Clackmannanshire; m. 05 Dec 1671 in Alloa, Clackmannanshire to Janet YOUNG b. Abt 16 Mar 1653 in Airth, Stirlingshire. The only children that I know of at this time were James DUNCANSON b. Abt. 18 Jul 1686 in Alloa, Clackmannanshire and Thomas DUNCANSON b. Abt. 1689 in Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire?

Any help or information will be sppreciated.

Carol

Re: Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

GPreston218 — 2008-03-13 22:57:37Z

I was wondering if you are still here, and if you have found anything else. I have some stuff you might be interested in. Please contact me if you can .

Thanks Gary Preston

Re: William Duncanson; Transported to America, 1742

genbrat — 2007-03-04 23:02:15Z

Whoops! You are correct! Thomas & Nicolas had another son, William, christened on 06 Feb 1726 in Clackmannanshire.

I suppose the 1st William must have died earlier.

I still would like to communicate with you on this family. genbrat@gmail.com.

Carol

Re: William Duncanson; Transported to America, 1742

genbrat — 2007-03-04 22:54:41Z

I wonder if you have the correct William Duncanson, as I have Thomas & Nicolas (Demperston) Duncanson's son, William, as being christened on 17 Jan 1719 in Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland. The source for this date is from the LDS web site.

I would love to swap information with you on this Duncanson family. I have information they had 12 children including William. I am Thomas' & Nicholas' 6th great grandaughter. Please contact me at genbrat@gmail.com.

Carol

Re: James F. Duncanson

tropicalyankee — 2006-12-05 02:26:35Z

My great grandmother was the Minnie Lurene Duncanson you refer to. James Simon F. was married twice - first to Martha Caldwell/Coldwell. They had 3 or 4 children (at least George Edward, Elizabeth, Fredrick and maybe Abraham Lincoln "Linc"). She died around 1862. His second wife has been listed by JV Duncanson as Sarah Banks but on the gun registration card of her son Charles, he lists his mother's name as Sarah Ann Burke. She definitely had Minnie and Charles A.. The birth date of Linc that I have is 1862 (and that may be questionable) so I'm not sure which is his mother. Anyway, James Simon was the son of George Duncanson and Elizabeth Pinkley who had 8 children. George's parents wereJames Duncanson and Isabella (?) who was the original immegrant from Scotland. Apparently JV Duncanson's book has a nice outline of his history but there's no indication of exactly where in Scotland her came from or his ancestory there. Hope this helps a little.
Marj Golub

Re: James F. Duncanson

charlenecochrane44 — 2006-11-26 00:00:44Z

Hi Doug, hope this reaches you after this long but I
have just started to search my ggrandmothers family,
Robinson, I think her grandparents were Jacob
Robinson and Elizabeth Duncanson, daughter of
George and Elizabeth Duncanson. Do you have any
info on Jacob and Elizabeth's children? Also do
you know of the book of J.V. Duncanson's called
The Descendants of James Duncanson of Horton,NS.
Hope to hear from you , thank you kindly Charlene

Duncanson's of Cumberland County, Nova Scotia Canada

canadarock1970 — 2006-07-10 14:57:16Z

My great great grandmother was a Clark from Parrsboro, Nova Scotia area. Her sister was Margaret Reid Clark/Clarke who married Robert J. Duncanson. I am looking for any information on this family as well as more information on the Clark family. Anyone with information please contact me.

Thank You,

Cori Leigh

Re: Duncanson

Roald_D — 2006-05-04 21:59:31Z

Hi
My family were also ships carpenters from Alloa
from the 1800s they lived at Castle st Alloa

Duncansons of Alloa, Clackmannonshire, Scotland

AHudsonGlennIV — 2006-04-06 10:18:53Z

Anyone have any information on the following family?
According to the Old Parish Registers, Alloa, Clackmannshire, Scotland
James Duncanson and Helen Livingston their children:
Jonet, b. 3 Apr 1613
Katherin, b.14 Aug 1614
John, b. Dec 1615
Margret, b.17 Mar 1618
Katheren, b. 15 April 1621
I am interested in ancestry of parents, James and Helen
as well as descendants of the 5 children, Katheren being in my line, (8th Great grandmother.) All children came to U.S. around 1638, married and settled in NY.

David B. Duncanson, 1920-1999 [obit]

map2knit — 2006-02-17 20:49:45Z

Re: Janet Duncanson married John Chalmers 27th Jan 1865 in Fife

2005-10-31 14:46:20Z

go to www.tribalpages.com/tribes/duncanson for more on the Duncansons you mention.

Re: James F. Duncanson

2005-04-15 14:55:18Z

April 18th 2004
Duncanson Board, Ancestry.com

You wrote:

I'm looking for any info on James F Duncanson, born in Scotland. He married Sarah A. Banks (born in N.S. Canada) Their son Abraham Lincoln Duncanson b 9/9/1862 in N.S. is my GG grandfather. Any help is greatly appreciated.

My wife has a James Simon F Duncanson married to a Banks and had a son, Abraham Lincoln b. abt 1865
We list a sister, Minnie Lurene and a brother, Charles A.

Is this the same person? James' parents were George and Elizabeth Duncanson

Let me know.

Doug

William Duncanson; Transported to America, 1742

mellowmick1 — 2005-02-06 14:24:09Z

William Duncanson, b 1726, son of Thomas Duncanson and Nicola Demperston, Clackmannanshire, Scotland. Arrested by John Erskine, baillie of Alloa, for theft of 164 guineas gold from John Campbell, Earl of Breadalbane, in 1741. Transferred from Stirling to Edinburgh Tolbooth. Found guilty and sentenced to transportation and indenture in the American Plantations, 1742. Transported by Thomas Gardner, merchant of Edinburgh. Records in Breadalbane Muniments, Scottish National Archive, ref GD112/17/1/11&12, GD112/15/273&275. Any info on William in America sought.

James Duncanson

theclown16 — 2004-11-21 14:22:06Z

Jill:
would like info on Nova Scotia connection. My James came from Scotland late 170's and wound up and died West Point,NY. Would like to compare info.
Thanks,
Steve

Dunfermline, 1807

mellowmick1 — 2004-11-14 13:39:40Z

Am searching for info on Johann Duncanson who married William Arnot in Dunfermline in December 1807. They had 4 children; John (1809), Madelin (Magdelene) (1811), James (1813) and Wemyss (1815).

Re: Dunfermline, 1807

mellowmick1 — 2004-11-14 13:39:40Z

I believe Johan may be the daughter of James Duncanson and Magdalen Miln (or Mill) who married in Clackmannan on 27 Jul 1782. They had children Margaret (b 1783, Clackmannan), Margaret (b 1787, Beath), James (b 1790, Beath), Helen (b 1792, Beath) and Magdalen (b1794). Johan was in Beath when she married in 1807 and her daughter was named Madelin (later Magdalen when married). Any firmer proof gratefully accepted.TIA.

Re: Dunfermline, 1807

mellowmick1 — 2004-11-14 13:39:40Z

James Duncanson, Schoolmaster
+ Magdalen Mill, married 27 Jul 1782, Clackmannan.
Margaret, b 14 Jun 1783, Clackmannan.
Johan (Jannet), b 11 Jun 1785, Tulliallan, m Wm Arnot.
Margaret, b 19 Oct 1789, Beath, m Wm Greig.
James, b 13 Feb 1790, Beath.
Helen, b 7 Jun 1792, Beath, m Wm Lawson.
Magdalen, b 28 Dec 1794, Beath, m Andrew Burton.

Re: James F. Duncanson

dhilljr1 — 2004-10-16 09:09:12Z

Hi Marj, sorry it has taken me so long to reply. I will get together all the info that I have on Abraham, unfortunatly, I really have no anecdotal info to share with you. Abraham died in 1945, before my mother (his g-granddaughter) was born and even before my grandparents were married. My grandfather passed away in 2001, before I became interested in genealogy. I will gather what I have and forward it to you. I will have to try searching for Sarah Burke, it appears I have been searching for the wrong surname on her. Somebody must have made a transcription error when doing the extract of his marriage certificate for the archives and entered Banks, instead of Burke. On a side note, I did find Henry Etter in the Portland, Maine city directoriies from 1895-1900 on-line, and I could check others at the Portland Public Library, if you are not from the area. Also if you are not from here, I could photograph the residence where they lived, providing it still exists. Thank you again for the info that you gave me
David Hill

Re: James F. Duncanson

tropicalyankee — 2004-09-28 01:33:32Z

Seems we are cousins! My great-grandmother was Minnie Lurene Duncanson (b-cir 1860) and Abraham Lincoln "Linc" Duncanson was her brother. I have some info about the family going back to James Duncanson/Isabella ? who came over from Scotland probably about 1773. The records indicate they came over with 2 children then had 4 more in Horton, NS. James Simon F. Duncanson was their grandson.

James married Matha Coldwell about 1828 & had 3 children - George Edward, Elizabeth (Aunt "Lil"), and Fredrick. Martha died @ 1862 and he married Sarah Ann Burke. They had 2 children - Charles Alexander and Minnie Lurene. I have been unable to figure out which wife was the mother of your relative but you state that she was Sarah.

Minnie married Henry Etter and during much of their married life, they lived in Portland, ME, as did Linc. The Etters retired to St. John, NB but Linc died in Portland. Charles moved to Hopkinton, MA and remained close to his sister Minnie their whole lives. I have many letters written by Minnie to Charles, some of which refernece Linc.

I am particularly interested in personal stories you may have of your relative. I have quite a bit of antidotal material from my grandmother which I would be happy to share. Also, I am at a stand-still with Sarah Ann Burke. Do you know anything about her?

Look forward to hearing from you!
Marj

Janet Duncanson married John Chalmers 27th Jan 1865 in Fife

MJWebster — 2004-08-06 05:59:53Z

Hi,

Janet Duncanson parents were:
William Duncanson and Jane Brand.

I would be interested in more information about them...

Janet Duncanson was born in Kincardine around 1846.

Janet Duncanson married John Chalmers 27th Jan 1865 in Fife

MJWebster — 2004-08-06 05:59:53Z

Hi,

Janet Duncanson parents were:
William Duncanson and Jane Brand.

I would be interested in more information about them...

Janet Duncanson was born in Kincardine around 1846.

James F. Duncanson

dhilljr1 — 2004-04-18 18:33:22Z

I'm looking for any info on James F Duncanson, born in Scotland. He married Sarah A. Banks (born in N.S. Canada) Their son Abraham Lincoln Duncanson b 9/9/1862 in N.S. is my GG grandfather. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Maude Duncanson

2004-04-15 00:08:41Z

I was in North St Paul, Minnesota recently and went into an antique store. I found some old photos with names on them. They are wonderful pictures, so I thought I would rescue them for the families! Now I just have to find them. I have a picture of Maude Duncanson, a young woman maybe early 20's or so. I don't know where or when the photo was taken. She is wearing a ring on her left ring finger, and she has two rings on the right hand. On the back of the photo, it is written in pencil in cursive "Maude Duncanson". Maybe you have a Maude in your family? If I had to guess, I would say that this photo was taken in the 30's. It is black and white.
Let's put our heads together and see if she belongs to you!!

Prosperity is your divine right!
Renee S.
https://www.youngliving.org/charlieaton

Duncanson Family, Huron Co., Ontario, Canada 1871

JanisWarrenHopkins — 2004-03-07 07:00:27Z

I'm searching for info on the family of Archilbald Duncanson, b. abt. 1801 Scotland. Found Archibald and sons, Neil and Archibald II on the 1871 Huron census. Archibald II was born abt. 1838 and Neil b. abt. 1835, both born in Scotland.
Any help or info would be greatly appreciated.