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Note: !Buried in Prairie Grove Cemetary !1850 Census of Trimble Co., Ky 442,984 thru 442,990
!Records in possession of Georgia D. Helderlein 3704 Tretorn Bakersfield,
CA 93313 Family moved to Harrison co. MO in 1852. per Georgia Helderlein on her webpage
marriage record from Robert
Notes from database by William Collier on Rootsweb:
He married Eliza Jane McCormic in Jefferson Co. IN in 1831 and they returned to live in Trimble Co. KY. Records show that he owned land in Bedford County, KY, and was a tailor who owned his own tailor shop. He was also a school teacher and farmer. They had several daughters, but only two sons. After his father died in late 1857 or early 1858, he returned to Harrison Co. MO where he had lived for a few years. His daughter, Lucy Jane (DUNCAN) McIntire and her husband returned with him to Missouri. Lucy Jane died shortly after their return. GH. Said Frederick lived in Halltown, MO in 1860 with his son and two of his uncles. Info obtained from 1850 Trimble Co. KY Census. 1870 Lawrence Co. MO Cen., Jefferson Co. IN. Marriage Rec. Mason's Records of Rock Prairie #2, Green Co MO From 1872-1876. Tombstone Pictures, Prairie Grove Cem. Lawrence Co. MO.: Verbal Info. Frederick resided from 1837 to 1852 in Bedford, Trimble Co., KY; 1858 in Gentry/Harrison Co., MO; 1866 Madison/Polk Co., IA; 1867-1876 Halltown, Lawrence Co., MO. (gh) Though I had knowledge that the tombstone on his grave, Prairie Grove Cem, at Halltown, MO, gives his name as Fred K. DUNCAN B. May 31, 1807 and d. 8 Oct. 1876 (Mason Insignia on Stone). A grandson of Fred's named Garnet DUNCAN, is buried between his dad & grandfather, but has no stone, d, 1878. There is a stone listed for Mary b. HARRISON, b. 20 Jun 1870, d, 28 Oct. 1872, which I believe might have been the child of one of the daughters of Fred K, DUNCAN, Senia, Rachel, or Cornelia. DOCUMENTS HELD 1. Dues paid to Masonic temple, Rock Prairie MO. - Sept. 1, 1872 2. Trimble Co., KY Book D, page 405 dated 20 July 1850 or 1852?? Recorded, 10 july 1852 George W. Miller paid $300.00 to Frederick and Eliza Jane Duncan for the South half of Lot #20, in the town of Bedford, and including all of the ground lying in front of said half lot that was deeded by justices of the county. this land deeded to said Duncan is bounded on the North by the half of said lot #20 deeded by henry Renno to the trustees of the Baptist Church in the town of Bedford. 3. Trimble Co, KY Book B, pages 47 & 48, dated 19th day of September, 1842 Deed delivered to Isaac Johnson 8/19/1844. Frederick Duncan and Eliza Jane Duncan drew up an agreement to sell lot #11 in the town of Bedford, KY to Isaac Johnson for $400.00. This was recorded 3 October ??. 4. Trimble Co, Ky Book A, Pg. 169 dated 24 Sept. 1838. Frederick Duncan's land located on the West side of the Public Square, and enclosed by Frederick Duncan was valued or appraised at $60.00, and paid by Frederick Duncan, and a receipt produced and recorded. This land lying in the town of Bedford, KY. No description of land. 5. Trimble Co, KY Book A, Pg. 219 dated 14 Mar, 1839 - Silas Gatewood, of Bedford Town, KY sold to Frederick Duncan for $350.00 a certain parcel or lot of ground known by number eleven (11). 6. Trimble Co, KY Book A, Page 388 & 389 dated 9 Nov. ???. - Frederick Duncan sold to James Duncan for $690.00, one certain part of lot #20, being the part on which Isaac Johnson now keeps store and bounded as follows: (This and other parts, marked "...." not readable) ing at the end of a frame building adjoining F. Duncan Taolors (Tailors) Shop, and running thence to the North corner of the store house now occupied by .....Johnson, thence westwardly to the ally, with the ally one half of the .....of said lott No. 20 to the plank fence and eastwardly with the plank.....to where it joins the new house and then to the south corner of said.....and thence to the beginning running with the new house. James Latty, Clerk, certified that the deed from Frederick Duncan and Eliza Jane, his wife, to James Duncan was produced for recording on 10 November, 1840. Trimble Co, KY Book A, Page 389 dated 7 November, 1840 - James Duncan made an indenture with Henry Penn for $1)), and for the further consideration of $405.00. Henry Penn was from Henry, KY. This parcel is referred to as "half of Lott No. 20", and referred to "secure the said Penn as my security to Isaac Johnson for the sum of $412.00" (tt - Don't know who this James is but probably related as Frederick K. also owned lot 20. [collier3.FTW] [Douglassj.FTW] [Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #3640, Date of Import: May 15, 1999] Frederick K. also owned lot 20.
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