James Duncan and Eliza T. Vilette

Husband James Duncan
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         Father: William Duncan
         Mother: Dolly Harris
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Wife Eliza T. Vilette
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General Notes: Husband - James Duncan

From "History of Stark County, with an Outline Sketch of Ohio" by William Henry Perrin 1881
'The embarassment in all business matters, stagnation of trade, and especially the ruin of commerce upon the ocean, upon which New England subsisted, occasioned by the war of 1812, drove many shipmasters and New England people to the West, and the year 1814 was strongly marked by the increase from that quarter. Among those who came into Perry Twp. that year were Gilbertharp Earle and his family, Capt. James Duncan, a retired shipmasster from the merchant service, his residence having been at Portsmouth, NH, and many others.... When Mr. Duncan left Portsmouth, his objective point was the State of VA, that portion now incl. in WV, and especially Brooke and Ohio counties. At Wheeling (Ohio County), he had friends Messrs. Jacob Atkinson and Peabody Atkinson, brothers, and a Mr. Peterson. He remained in those counties for a year or two, and married Miss Eliza T. Vilette, and with the two brothers Atkinson ... to visit "Rotch Settlement" .... to Kendal. (Similar to 1925 history) ... town being called Massillon, name suggested by Mrs. Duncan, who was a fine French scholar, and a niece of Hon. Charles Hammon, one of early editors of Cincinnati "Gazete" and woman of rare education and social qualities.'

Andrew McClary and Mehitable Harris Duncan

Husband Andrew McClary
           Born: Sep 26, 1787 - Epsom, NH
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           Died: Bef 1832 - Possibly At Sea
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         Father: General Michael McClary
         Mother: Sarah Dearborn
       Marriage: Jun 11, 1812 - Concord, NH
Wife Mehitable Harris Duncan
           Born: May 14, 1791 - Concord, NH
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           Died: Bef 1870
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         Father: William Duncan
         Mother: Dolly Harris
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1 F Louisa M. McClary
           Born: Abt 1813 - New Hampshire ³⁴
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         Spouse: Herman B. Harris
           Marr: Feb 8, 1832 - Massillon, Ohio
General Notes: Husband - Andrew McClary

From John McClary and his Descendants by Epsom Historial Gilbert Knowles
'The General's (Michael McClary) second son, Andrew, had a roving disposition. He was born Sept. 26, 1787. He married Mehitable Duncan of Concord in 1813. He was a Captain in the War of 1812 and very soon after the War he went to England. He enetered the British Army, deserted, and started for Calcutta on a vessel out of Portsmouth, England. He was never heard of again. He had one daughter by his Concord marriage and there may be descendants. The General had a clause in his will making a bequest to Andrew in case he was found alive, but he was never heard of at all.'

NH Gazette 6-2-1812

Attention ye Brave !
CITIZENS AND PATRIOTS !
YOUR country having been insulted her rights most wantonly violated, her seamen plundered on the high seas, and ignominiously enslaved by the tyrants of the ocean, the government of the United States, after having exerted all amicable and pacisick means to redress the manifold wrongs, which for years have accumulated beyond further endurance, has determined to vindicate the dignity and honor of the republic in the field of battle, and calls on all the friends to its laws, independence and constitution to rally round the standard of liberty, prepared to nobly defend its dearest privileges or perish in the glorious attempt.
When the drubbing drum summons you to the field, and the trumpet of war sounds the charge to victory or death, each gallant spirit will rush to the standard of union and emulate the deeds of the heroes of the revolution. Like them every real American will contend for the honor of the battlefield. Inspired by the brilliant achievements of Bunker's heights, the plains of Saratoga, Monmouth and Yorktown, the glories of a military procession must rouse into valorous exertion the exalted faculties of the martial foul.
You are called upon to wage no predatory war for the personal ag__ndizement of a remorseless despot _ _ fight for your birth rights, __ and fortunes, your wives, __ and children.
Your country offers to every able __ between the age of 18 __, who nobly tenders his services, sixteen dollars bounty, on enlistment, five dollars a month, feeds and clothes you better than any troops on the globe, and after the expiration of the time for which you enlisted, presents you three months pay over your annual compensation, and an hundred and sixty acre of excellent land, on which you can settle, make a productive farm, and rear up a host of patriots to defend your country's rights and honor.
What a glorious opportunity is now presented you to acquire the never fading laurels of the soldier, reputation and fortune. With zeal then step forth as the impregnable ramparts of freedom and become enrolled among the gallant defenders of your country.
20 active young men may be enrolled for only 18 months; and will be entitled to all the above emoluments except the land.
All disposed to serve their country will do well to apply immediately at the rendezvous in Epsom or Dover.
ANDREW McCLARY
Captain of Infantry, U.S. Army

NH Gazette 8-11-1812
General Notes: Wife - Mehitable Harris Duncan

Mrs. M.H. (Duncan) McClary, one of the pioneer women of Kendall, and of rare accomplishments. She bought a small but well selected library. From "History of Stark County, with an Outline Sketch of Ohio" by William Henry Perrin 1881

From Brooke Co., Ohio WV Deeds
20 Dec. 1827 James Duncan and wife Eliza T. of Stark Co. OH to Jesse Edington of Brooke Co. VA, $200, lot #22 in Wellsburgh formerly Charlestown, adj. lot 221, which Andrew Snider & wife Elizabeth conveyed to Nicholas P. Tillinghust and Patience T. Vilette, 3 March 1802. Wit. Mehitable H. McClary, James Williams. Ack. in Stark Co. OH (FHL film 869,816)

Probably moved to Ohio from NH with brother James about 1814 (see notes for James Duncan) as spouse Andrew was away, already missing, or deceased.

There is a Legal notice in the Massilon Independent Aug 31 and Oct 5, 1870, in Stark County Court of Common Pleas contesting land that 'by the last will and testament of said Mehitable H. McClary, the executors in her said lasst will named, should pay the nett proceeds of in lot numbered one hundred and elecen and thirty feet off the west side of lot numbered one hundred and twelve in the then village, now city of Massillon, in the county and state aforesaid, to the said defendants Caroline B. Burras, Louisa M. McNeal, and one Mary F. Stafford, during their natural lives....'

Listed in Household of daughter Louisa Harris as 'Lousia McClary age 59 (1850)

William Duncan and Dolly Harris

Husband William Duncan
           Born: Apr 21, 1762 - Haverhill, MA
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           Died: Oct 15, 1799 - Concord, NH
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Wife Dolly Harris
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           Died: 1835
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1 M James Duncan
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         Spouse: Eliza T. Vilette
2 F Mehitable Harris Duncan
           Born: May 14, 1791 - Concord, NH
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           Died: Bef 1870
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         Spouse: Andrew McClary
           Marr: Jun 11, 1812 - Concord, NH
General Notes: Husband - William Duncan

9-7-1792

G O O D S,
FREE FROM THE INFECTION
OF THE SMALL POX
William Duncan,
Informs the public, that he has for sale, a general assortment of
English and Westindia
GOODS,
at his Stores in
Concord, Epsom, and Sanbornton,
Which he is selling cheap for
Cash, Ashes, Salts, and Flax Seed.
He also informs the public in general, that those GOODS were received before the Small Pox broke out in Boston and the adjacent towns; and that he will not receive any Goods into his Stores, from Boston, Charlestown, or any towns where that contagious disease prevails, until they are thoroughly free from the infection.
C A S H
And the highest price, given for
Good Salts.
Wanted, a quantity of
Good Staves & Heading.
Concord, Sept. 7, 1792

James Duncklee and Hannah Unknown

Husband James Duncklee
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1 F Lucia Maria Duncklee
           Born: Jan 27, 1823 - South Merrimack, NH
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           Died: Oct 24, 1853
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         Spouse: Isaac Thompson Richardson
           Marr: Aug 1, 1849 - Sedgwick, ME
Isaac Thompson Richardson and Lucia Maria Duncklee

Husband Isaac Thompson Richardson
           Born: Oct 5, 1823 - Baldwin, ME
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           Died: Oct 5, 1852 - South Merrimack, NH
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         Father: Joseph Richardson
         Mother: Charlotte Thompson
       Marriage: Aug 1, 1849 - Sedgwick, ME
Wife Lucia Maria Duncklee
           Born: Jan 27, 1823 - South Merrimack, NH
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           Died: Oct 24, 1853
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         Father: James Duncklee
         Mother: Hannah Unknown
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1 M Calvin Cutter Richardson
           Born: Apr 8, 1850 - South Merrimack, NH
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Edward Otterson and Joan Dungey

Husband Edward Otterson
           Born: Jul 29, 1918
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         Father: Burt Otterson
         Mother: Augusta May Kimball
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Wife Joan Dungey
           Born: Sep 22, 1926 - England
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1 F Pauline Mary Ann Otterson
           Born: Mar 18, 1946
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Benjamin Dunklee and Miranda Gould

Husband Benjamin Dunklee
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Wife Miranda Gould
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1 M Ben F. Dunklee
           Born: Abt 1829 - Vermont
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         Spouse: Mary Frances Allen
           Marr: Jan 23, 1851
Dana Alanson Yeaton and Frankie Dunleavy

Husband Dana Alanson Yeaton
           Born: Aug 24, 1957 - Concord, NH
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         Father: Samuel Dana Yeaton
         Mother: Sally Whitman
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Wife Frankie Dunleavy
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1 M James Dunleavy Yeaton
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2 F Vanessa Dunleavy Yeaton
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Cervantes Dunn and Ann Longfellow

Husband Cervantes Dunn
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Wife Ann Longfellow
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1 M John Smith Dunn
           Born: 1880 - Bear River, NS. Canada
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         Spouse: Caroline Agnes Robinson
James F. Dunn and Lucinda Morgan Fife

Husband James F. Dunn
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       Marriage: Aug 29, 1860
Wife Lucinda Morgan Fife
           Born: Jul 22, 1829 - Pembroke, NH
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         Father: Joel Fife
         Mother: Lois Morgan
   Other Spouse: George Bradley - Jan 1, 1848 - Pembroke, NH
Children
General Notes: Husband - James F. Dunn

Of Galesburg, IL

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