The son of Henry A. Duncan and Nancy Annie Woodland, Amos was 1 of 13 children. The family lived in St. Louis city, Missouri, and he worked as a day laborer for the Huttie Bush Company on Vendeventer in St. Louis, Missouri.
He retired in 1918.
Amos suffered from chronic heart disease. He was hospitalized with pneumonia at Barnes Hospital in 1930. He died there at the age of 50 years, 3 months and 24 days.
He was survived by his father; several siblings; and extended family members. Amos never married.
He was preceded in death by his mother.
Funeral services were conducted at Kreigshauser Chapel on Manchester in St. Louis.
Children: None.
Amos' known siblings:
William "Edward" Duncan, Sr.
Howard H. Duncan
Governor Elanzo "Govey" Duncan
Walter/Walker Duncan
Shelby Farrie Duncan, Sr.
Richard R. Duncan
Mary Elizabeth Duncan Nations
Lulu Duncan Dickson
He retired in 1918.
Amos suffered from chronic heart disease. He was hospitalized with pneumonia at Barnes Hospital in 1930. He died there at the age of 50 years, 3 months and 24 days.
He was survived by his father; several siblings; and extended family members. Amos never married.
He was preceded in death by his mother.
Funeral services were conducted at Kreigshauser Chapel on Manchester in St. Louis.
Children: None.
Amos' known siblings:
William "Edward" Duncan, Sr.
Howard H. Duncan
Governor Elanzo "Govey" Duncan
Walter/Walker Duncan
Shelby Farrie Duncan, Sr.
Richard R. Duncan
Mary Elizabeth Duncan Nations
Lulu Duncan Dickson
The son of Henry A. Duncan and Nancy Annie Woodland, Amos was 1 of 13 children. The family lived in St. Louis city, Missouri, and he worked as a day laborer for the Huttie Bush Company on Vendeventer in St. Louis, Missouri.
He retired in 1918.
Amos suffered from chronic heart disease. He was hospitalized with pneumonia at Barnes Hospital in 1930. He died there at the age of 50 years, 3 months and 24 days.
He was survived by his father; several siblings; and extended family members. Amos never married.
He was preceded in death by his mother.
Funeral services were conducted at Kreigshauser Chapel on Manchester in St. Louis.
Children: None.
Amos' known siblings:
William "Edward" Duncan, Sr.
Howard H. Duncan
Governor Elanzo "Govey" Duncan
Walter/Walker Duncan
Shelby Farrie Duncan, Sr.
Richard R. Duncan
Mary Elizabeth Duncan Nations
Lulu Duncan Dickson
He retired in 1918.
Amos suffered from chronic heart disease. He was hospitalized with pneumonia at Barnes Hospital in 1930. He died there at the age of 50 years, 3 months and 24 days.
He was survived by his father; several siblings; and extended family members. Amos never married.
He was preceded in death by his mother.
Funeral services were conducted at Kreigshauser Chapel on Manchester in St. Louis.
Children: None.
Amos' known siblings:
William "Edward" Duncan, Sr.
Howard H. Duncan
Governor Elanzo "Govey" Duncan
Walter/Walker Duncan
Shelby Farrie Duncan, Sr.
Richard R. Duncan
Mary Elizabeth Duncan Nations
Lulu Duncan Dickson
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