Person:James Duncan (49)

CENSUS; 1870 Census of Indiana; 1870; U. S. Census of DeKalb County, IN; Waterloo, Union township; Allen County, IN Public Library.

James Duncan      37   OH
Catherine         27   IN
Margaret E.        8   IN
George J.          4   IN
Luella           2/12  IN

CENSUS; 1880 Soundex of Indiana; 1880; U. S. Census of Dekalb County, IN;; Allen County, IN Public Library.

James R. Duncan   41   OH
Catherine         38   IN
Elza              17   IN
George            13   IN
Bernhard           4   IN

1910 Census of 1910; Elkhart, Elkhart county, Indiana, United States

James R. Duncan   71   OH
Catherine         67   IN
Joseph Brown      73   OH  roomer

1920 CENSUS of 1920; Tecumseh, Lenawee county, Michigan

Willis S. Dickenson   59   OH
Elza M.               57   IN
Harry Duncan          16   IN  nephew
James R.              81   OH
Catherine             77   IN

Adrain Daily Telegraph Friday August 15, 1924 page 5 Tecumseh, MI August 15, 1924 A prayer service was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dickenson, 501 West Pottawamie St., Thursday evening at 8 o'clock for James R. Duncan, who died Tuesday evening at 11:33 p. m. Edward Escolme, pastor of the Friends Church officiated. The body, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson and Mr. and Mrs. George J. Duncan of Detroit, was taken to Waterloo, IN Thursday morning for burial there.

Obituary, Waterloo Press - 14 Aug 1924 James R. Duncan, erstwhile a resident of Waterloo, and for many years a contractor and builder and member of the planing mill firm of Crane and Duncan, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Willis Dickinson, at Tecumseh, MI, Tuesday afternoon. The remains were brought to Waterloo this afternoon, arriving here at 2:50 from the north and will be taken to the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Fausett where they will be kept until tomorrow when the funeral will be held at the Evangelical church at two o'clock in the afternoon. Mr. Duncan had been ill for many months and was almost totally blind. He was about 85 years of age, and for a number of years has made his home with his daughter at Tecumseh. His wife died at their home about two years ago and for a number of years resided in Elkhart and moved to various places in Michigan where he was engaged in the contracting business. He leaves a son, George R. Duncan, of Detroit, Michigan, besides his daughter, Mrs. Dickinson.