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Note: Oregon Birth Record:
Name: Clifford Woodard Duncan
Birth Date: 18 Jun 1895
Birth Place: Portland, Multnomah, Oregon
Father: William Huey Duncan
Mother: Cassie Belle Simpson
US World War I Draft Registration, Jun 1917:
Name: Clifford W Duncan
Residence: Portland, Multnomah, Oregon
Birthplace: Portland, Oregon
Birth Date: 18 Jun 1895
Age: 21
Occupation: Stockman at Owl Drug Company
Marital Status: Single
Medium Height & Build, Blue Eyes & Light Hair
Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis, Oregon: On page 103 in "The Beaver": Duncan, Clifford W., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, Chemical Engineering, Vice-Pres Chem Engrs (4), Beaver Staff Photographer (3) and Masonic Club (3-4). On page 361 a picture with all members of his SAE Fraternity.
Oregon Marriage Records:
Name: Clifford W Duncan
Name: C Fern Cousineau
Marriage Date: 29 Nov 1923
County: Multnomah
1924-25 Oregon Agricultural College Catalog: Clifford Woodward Duncan, Instructor in Chemistry, Oregon Agricultural College, B.S. (Corvallis, Oregon)
Home in 1930: East Lansing, Ingham, Michigan (1 Apr)
Clifford W Duncan, 34, OR-IL-NE, Divorced, College Chemist
Michigan Marriage Record:
Name: Mr Clifford W Duncan
Birth Place: Portland, Oregon
Occupation: Chemist
Prior Marriages: One
Marriage Date: 24 Jun 1934
Marriage Place: Kingsley, Grand Traverse, Michigan
License County: Ingham
Age: Legal Age
Residence Place: East Lansing, Michigan
Father: William H Duncan
Mother: Belle Simpson
Spouse: Etta Mox
Spouse Birth Place: Kingsley, Michigan
ccupation: Teacher
Prior Marriages: None
Spouse Residence Place: East Lansing, Michigan
Spouse Father: Henry Mox
Spouse Mother: Bertha Schramm
Home in 1940: East Lansing, Ingham, Michigan (1 Apr)
Clifford W Duncan, 44, OR, Research Chemist
Etta E Duncan, Wife, 37, MI, School Teacher
In 1935 they lived in the same place.
US World War II Draft Registration, 1942:
Name: Clifford Woodard Duncan
Birth Date: 18 Jun 1895
Age: 46
Birthplace: Portland, Oregon
Employer: Michigan State College
Residence: East Lansing, Michigan
1944 - Michigan State College Newspaper: Biochemists' "Bible" Honors M. S. C. Men: The 1944 edition of the "Annual Review of Biochemistry", a Stanford University Press publication, often called the "Bible" of biochemistry, contains and article contributed by Drs. C. W. Duncan and C. F. Huffman of Michigan State College. Contributions to the annual review are made only at the invitation of its publishers and this is the first time that M. S. C. men have received this honor. Doctor Huffman holds another record in that he was the first recipient of the "Borden Award", in 1937. This award came to him in recognition of his contributions to the field of diary production. He was also the first on the campus to be accorded this honor. (In 1955, Dr. Clifford Duncan, also received the Borden Awarded). The article written by Doctors Duncan and Huffman is a world survey of common nutritional deficiencies prevalent in farm animals which are dependent upon natural feed conditions of the localities, along with recommended remedies for the dietary lacks. Doctor Duncan, for 15 years a chemical research expert on the M. S. C. staff, has collaborated with Doctor Huffman in carrying out laboratory research connected with the various dairy experimental projects.
US Social Security Applications and Claims:
Name: Clifford Duncan
Birth Date: 18 Jun 1895
Death Date: 25 Oct 1962
Claim Date: 12 Dec 1962
Type of Claim: Death Claim
Notes: 11 Dec 1962: Name listed as CLIFFORD DUNCAN.
M.S.U. Man Dies at 67. Prof. Clifford W. Duncan, 67, of 618 Butterfield Dr., East Lansing, assistant head of the Michigan State University's biochemistry department, died Thursday at the home. Associated with M. S. U. for 33 years, he was nationally known for his research in the biochemistry and nutrition of dairy animals, having received the $1,000 Borden award in 1955. The 19th person in the nation to receive the award. A native of Portland, Ore., Prof. Duncan came to Michigan State in 1929 as an assistant chemist, was made associate chemist in 1943 and an associate professor in 1946. In 1952 he advanced to professor in the department of agricultural chemistry. He became assistant head of the department of biochemistry in 1958. Prof. Duncan served with the army in Europe from 1917 to 1919, and was a member of the Reserve Officers Corps from 1928 to 1935. He received his B. S. degree from Oregon State College in 1923 and a M. S. from the University of Washington in 1927. After receiving his B. S. degree from Oregon State he became an organic chemistry instructor there, remaining until his removal to Michigan State in 1929. Prof. Duncan was a member of Sigma Xi, American Chemical Society, American Dairy Science Association, American Society of Animal Production, American Society for the Advancement of Science and the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters. He was author of more than 100 scientific articles and papers. He was a member of Peoples Church, East Lansing, the Lansing Philatelic society and a member of F. and A. M. lodge, Oregon. Surviving are the widow, Etta E., and a sister, Mrs. C. R. Vanderpool of Portland, Ore. Funeral services will be held at I p. m. Monday at the Gorsline-Runciman funeral home. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery. (The State Journal, Lansing, Michigan, Friday, Oct. 26, 1962)
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