In Cannon Co. Chancery Court Records 1840-1880:
Elizabeth Williams that I could find is for Betsy Ann Williams in an estate settlement of John Petty dated April 1860.
In Land Deed Genealogy of Cannon Co. TN 1836-1857
There is a mention of Elizabeth C. Smith, formerly Williams dated Sep 1853.
There are a couple of deeds for William D.B. Duncan dated 1856 and 1857 in this book as well.
There is a divorce record in Wilson Co. TN Chancery Court Records,
Harriet A. Hager versus John J. Hager. Bill for divorce. The marriage was much against the wishes of her father, William Duncan. The said John J. Hager is much addicted to gambling and drinking. He has been seen playing cards and drinking with a negro in a cornfield. She has a child, George F. Hager who has been seized by the said John J. Hager. The said Harriet A. is seeking return of the child who may be in Smith or Rutherford Counties. 6 Sep 1841. (P.29-32)In
Warren Co. Will Book 2pg. 41-44. 28 Oct 1844.
Inventory of the property of John Duncan, dec'd. Signed by William Martin, G. W. Martin and Jesse Martin, administrators. Report of sale of John Duncan's property. Purchases made by Marian Duncan, P.L. Duncan, Wm. Martin, Wm. Duncan, G. W. Martin, John Duncan, and others.
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DUNCAN listings in Cannon Co. TN
In Land Deed Genealogy of Cannon Co. TN 1836-1857 Deed Book F Erin Chery to Oliver C. Duncan a trust deed. 4 Nov 1847. (p.146-147)
Deed Book G
Joseph A. Gooding to Oliver C. Duncan 50 acres. 6 Mar 1847. (p.331-332)
Deed Book L
William C. Alfred and wife Sarah A., formerly Duncan, to J. L. Fare their interest, which is one eighth, in the estate of Oliver C. Duncan. 11 Jun 1856. (p.235-236)
In Sistler's Index to Early TN Wills and Administrations 1779-1861:
DUNCAN, O.C. 1857 ib-1-424 Cannon Co.
DUNCAN, Oliver 1853 ib-1-285 Cannon Co.
Deed Book G
Joseph A. Gooding to Oliver C. Duncan 50 acres. 6 Mar 1847. (p.331-332)
Deed Book L
William C. Alfred and wife Sarah A., formerly Duncan, to J. L. Fare their interest, which is one eighth, in the estate of Oliver C. Duncan. 11 Jun 1856. (p.235-236)
In Sistler's Index to Early TN Wills and Administrations 1779-1861:
DUNCAN, O.C. 1857 ib-1-424 Cannon Co.
DUNCAN, Oliver 1853 ib-1-285 Cannon Co.
ALLEN versus DUNCAN in Smith Co. TN 1840
In Smith Co. TN Chancery Court Records 1824-1871 Chancery Book 2
ALLEN versus DUNCAN. The bill of complaint of William H. Allen of DeKalb County and Susannah Duncan, widow of John Duncan, Lylliorn Chandler and wife Nancy, formerly Duncan, of Smith County, George __ston and his wife Catherine, formerly Duncan, Richard M. Duncan, Elizabeth Duncan, Joseph E. Duncan, ( ) A. Duncan, John Duncan, Winny Duncan, Sarah Duncan, ( ) Duncan, Cary Duncan, Sarah ( ), and William R. Moore of Smith County, Martha ( ) , and John Moore of Sumner County. William H. Allen states that sometime in the year 1839, John Duncan purchased a certain tract of land in DeKalb County from one Reuben (Brown) for the sum of $610. He paid $200 down. He executed his notes for the remainder. Said Brown executed a deed in fee simple for the land to said John Duncan. Duncan shortly thereafter took possession of said land by remaining upon the land. Sometime in Oct 1839, said Duncan departed this life intestate, leaving the said Susannah, his widow, and Nancy who had intermarried with Lilburn Chandler, Catherine who had intermarried with George Grayston, (Richard) M., Elizabeth, Joseph, Jessie, John L., Winney, Sarah H., L ( ), and Cary R. Duncan his children; the offspring of Mary Moore, a deceased daughter of the intestate. The said William H. Allen was appointed administrator. 1840. (p.416-422)
ALLEN versus DUNCAN. The bill of complaint of William H. Allen of DeKalb County and Susannah Duncan, widow of John Duncan, Lylliorn Chandler and wife Nancy, formerly Duncan, of Smith County, George __ston and his wife Catherine, formerly Duncan, Richard M. Duncan, Elizabeth Duncan, Joseph E. Duncan, ( ) A. Duncan, John Duncan, Winny Duncan, Sarah Duncan, ( ) Duncan, Cary Duncan, Sarah ( ), and William R. Moore of Smith County, Martha ( ) , and John Moore of Sumner County. William H. Allen states that sometime in the year 1839, John Duncan purchased a certain tract of land in DeKalb County from one Reuben (Brown) for the sum of $610. He paid $200 down. He executed his notes for the remainder. Said Brown executed a deed in fee simple for the land to said John Duncan. Duncan shortly thereafter took possession of said land by remaining upon the land. Sometime in Oct 1839, said Duncan departed this life intestate, leaving the said Susannah, his widow, and Nancy who had intermarried with Lilburn Chandler, Catherine who had intermarried with George Grayston, (Richard) M., Elizabeth, Joseph, Jessie, John L., Winney, Sarah H., L ( ), and Cary R. Duncan his children; the offspring of Mary Moore, a deceased daughter of the intestate. The said William H. Allen was appointed administrator. 1840. (p.416-422)
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