Glenn Taylor Duncan

Died at age 80. Glenn was a Mech. (Mechanized) in the United States Army during World War I (1914-1918). THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE.

World War I, also known as the First World War, or Great War, was a global war centered in Europe that began on July 28, 1914 and lasted until November 11, 1918.

Married Dora Lillian Winn on May 22, 1918 in Washington, Arkansas. Their child:

Ruby Glenn Duncan Ruble (1924-1989). Died at age 64. See below.

Married Minerva Pearl Land on August 6, 1947 in Washington, Arkansas.

In 1900 Glenn was living with his parents in Montgomery Township (excl. Flat Rock), Crawford, Illinois. Glenn was 3 years old.

In 1910 Glenn was living with his parents in Winslow, Washington, Arkansas. Glenn was 13 years old.

In 1920 Glenn was living in Winslow, Washington, Arkasas. Glenn was 23 years old and married to Dora.

In 1930 Glenn was living in Winslow, Washington, Arkansas. Glenn was 33 years old and married to Dora.

In 1935 Glenn was living in Winslow, Washington, Arkansas. Glenn was 38 years old and married to Dora.

In 1940 Glenn was living in Winslow, Washington, Arkansas. Glenn was 43 years old and married to Dora.

Arkansas County Marriages Index 1837-1957 shows Glenn Taylor Duncan and spouse Dora Lillian Winn. Residence (for both): Winslow, Washington, Arkansas. Marriage date: May 22, 1918. County: Washington. Event type: marriage. FHL Film #1034256. Dora was age 23. Glenn was age 21.

Arkansas County Marriages Index 1837-1957 shows Glenn Taylor Duncan. Spouse: Pearl Bradley. Residence (for both): Winslow, Washington, Arkansas. Marriage date: August 6, 1947. County: Washington. Event type: marriage. FHL Film #2020348. Pearl was age 52. Glenn was age 50.

United States World War II Draft Registration Card 1942 shows Glenn Taylor Duncan. Date of birth: August 12, 1896. Birth place: Flat Rock, Illinois. Nearest relative: Dora Duncan, Winslow, Arkansas.

Winslow school students of 1911 (from ancestry.com). They walked to school so there was no need for transportation (no buses). Boys in school cut wood for the stove so that solved the fuel problem. A small peach limb or small limber elm branch usually settled the matter of who was in charge of the school. Photo shows pics of Glenn Duncan and Dora Winn along with other students and their teacher.

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MECH UNITED STATES ARMY WORLD WAR 1