Duncan, Arthur B., 1862-1931

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County judge, civic leader, land agent, abstractor. Born in 1862 in Hopkins County, Texas. With his wife, Sarah (Day), moved to Floyd County in 1884. Served as county judge of Floyd County from 1890-1908, and 1912-1914. Also served as president of the school board from 1908-1912, and vice-president of the First National Bank (Floydada) from 1908-1912. In 1914, Duncan entered the real estate and abstract business, forming the Arthur B. Duncan Abstract Company, which dealt primarily with the early filing and patenting of Floyd County school lands and homesteads. Died in 1931 in Mineral Wells, Texas.

From the description of Papers, 1822-1967, 1873-1967. (Texas Tech University). WorldCat record id: 24014869

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associatedWith Floydada Independent School District (Floydada, Tex.) corporateBody
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associatedWith Posey, James B. person
Place Name Admin Code Country
Texas--Floydada
Texas--Hale County
Hale County (Tex.)
Texas
Texas--Floyd County
Floyd County (Tex.)
Floydada (Tex.)
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Abstracts of title
Civic leaders
Frontier and pioneer life
Land settlement
Legal instruments
Public schools
Real estate development
School lands
Women pioneers
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Birth 1862

Death 1931

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