DUNCAN, HENRY, naval officer, office holder, and politician; b. c. 1735; m. 27 Nov. 1761 Mary

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. c. 1790 in Denmark; d. at Port Hope, Ont., 23 Jan. 1875. Erland Erlandson was “bred a ship carpenter in the dock yard of Copenhagen

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Ontario until the Hamilton Blast Furnace Company [see John C. Milne*] opened in 1895

FINLAYSON, DUNCAN, HBC officer and governor of Assiniboia; b. c.1796, possibly in Dingwall, Scotland; d

FISHER, DUNCAN, shoemaker; b. c. 1753 in the parish of Little Dunkeld, Scotland, probably the son of Duncan Fisher, a farmer

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