Duncan, Rush Floyd

Birth Name Duncan, Rush Floyd
Gender male
Age at Death 53 years, 5 months, 12 days

Events

Event Date Place Description Sources
Birth 1846-05-21 Howard, Missouri, USA Birth of Duncan, Rush Floyd  
Death 1899-11-02 Spring Valley, San Diego, California, USA Death of Duncan, Rush Floyd  
Event Note

He died the day before my mother (Betty) was born. I believe he died of pneumonia - Myrtle Duncan Rinker

Parents

Relation to main person Name Birth date Death date Relation within this family (if not by birth)
Father Duncan, Ashley1809-03-301885-04-07
Mother Sproul, Eliza1806-02-171865-04-07
    Brother     Duncan, Robert
    Brother     Duncan, Prior White 1833-08-29 1904-11-06
    Brother     Duncan, Jesse Riddleburger 1838-07-22 1918-02-08
    Sister     Duncan, Lavelette Elizabeth 1841-01-22 1916-05-11
    Brother     Duncan, James Caswell 1843-01-10
    Brother     Duncan, William Patton 1843-01-10
         Duncan, Rush Floyd 1846-05-21 1899-11-02
    Brother     Duncan, Tyson Dines 1848-09-28
    Brother     Duncan, John Ashley 1851-01-11 1923-04-23

Families

Family of Duncan, Rush Floyd and Fuquay, Leila Margaret

Married Wife Fuquay, Leila Margaret ( * 1858-12-01 + 1935-05-24 )
   
Event Date Place Description Sources
Marriage 1875-05-20 Potrero Valley, San Diego, California, USA Marriage of Duncan, Rush and Fuquay, Leila  
  Children
Name Birth Date Death Date
Duncan, Baby1876-03-281876-06-02
Duncan, Rena Lavalette1877-04-121969-03-14
Duncan, Leila Revie1880-02-051973-08-04
Duncan, Elmo Floyd1882-10-221973-10-05
Duncan, Mabel1885-02-181972-12-05
Duncan, Cora Lee1887-07-121977-08-07
Duncan, Rush Fuquay1889-09-111974-03-29
Duncan, William K.1892-01-221944-07-29
Duncan, Ruth Alma1894-07-151972-04-02
Duncan, John Hammond1897-07-241978-05-00
Duncan, Elizabeth1899-11-031973-08-01

Narrative

Operated the first dairy in San Diego

Narrative

Potrero Notes

The sad news that Mr Rush Duncan died yesterday morning at the residence of Dr. Hammond of Spring Valley, reached the Valley (Potrero) this morning and caused universal sorrow. He had been ailing for some time, but the end came as a sad surprise to all. He leaves behind him a wife and large family to mourn his loss, indeed it will be many a day ere he is forgotten by any of us, for to know him was to respect and love him. Especially does the sympathy of all go out to his bereaved wife and children in this their first sorrow.

His body is being brought up from Spring Valley and will be interred to-morrow in the Potrero Cemetery - A. B. M.

This was written by Arch B. MacGillivray, published in the San Diego Paper in 1899 copied by Betty Kirchhofer May 26, 1971.

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