Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed., 
1886. Warren County.

WOODFORD DUNCAN, was born in this (Warren) County, March 21, 1825, and 
is a son of Edmond and Harriet (Dulaney) Duncan, of Scotch-Irish 
descent.  Charles Duncan and Joseph Dulaney, his grandfathers, lived in 
Fauquier Conty, Va., and his father emigrated from Fauquier County, Va., 
about 1817-18 and settled in this county.  Subject's early life was 
spent on the farm, where he received such an education as was afforded 
by the schools of his neighborhood.  He remained with his father several 
years after arriving at manhood, and in April 1853, married Hettie 
Johnson, a daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Boyce) Johnson.  After 
marriage he moved to his present place, where he has ever since resided, 
except about eight years spent in Bowling Green in the mercantile 
business.  He owns a farm of 200 acres of excellent land, well improved 
and well stocked.  Mr. and Mrs. Duncan have six children, Presley E., 
Harriet, Joseh F., Katie, Henrietta M. and Nannie S., all of whom are 
living.  He is a Democrat in politics, and is a member of the Masonic 
fraternity; he and wife are members of the Cumberland Presbyterian 
Church.

Duncan Dulaney Johnson Boyce
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Fauquier-VA

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