Son of William Alexander Duer and Hannah Maria Denning.
Marriage:
In this city, on Tuesday 21st inst., by the Rev. Dr. Wainwright, J. K. Duer U. S. Navy, to Georgianna, daughter of Geo. Huyler, Esq., late U. S. Consul at Nassau, N.P., Bahamas.
New York American, Thursday, September 23, 1841.
Naval history:
Midshipman, 28 December, 1836. Passed Midshipman, 1 July, 1842. Master, 3 November, 1849. Lieutenant, 20 April, 1850. Died 14 June, 1859.
Lieut. John K. Duer, U. S. N., who died recently at Apalachicola, Fla., entered the Navy in 1836, was detailed for the Coast Survey service in 1855, and assumed the command of the survey log schooner Vixen in 1857. While in command of this vessel he discovered the new Apalachicola channel, east of Dog Island. For some years he has been subject to a disease of the hearth, which finally terminated his life. He leaves a widow and several children.
New York Times, 1859
1860 Morris Township, Morris Co., NJ
Thomas K Ross M 50 New Jersey
Elizabeth P Ross F 49 New Jersey
Sarena Ross F 26 New Jersey
Erastus Ross M 11 New Jersey
Bridget Cunningham F 30 Ireland
Georgianna Duer F 42 Bahama <
Mary Duer F 17 New York
William Duer M 13 New York
John Duer M 8 New Jersey
Francis Duer M 4 New Jersey
Marriage:
In this city, on Tuesday 21st inst., by the Rev. Dr. Wainwright, J. K. Duer U. S. Navy, to Georgianna, daughter of Geo. Huyler, Esq., late U. S. Consul at Nassau, N.P., Bahamas.
New York American, Thursday, September 23, 1841.
Naval history:
Midshipman, 28 December, 1836. Passed Midshipman, 1 July, 1842. Master, 3 November, 1849. Lieutenant, 20 April, 1850. Died 14 June, 1859.
Lieut. John K. Duer, U. S. N., who died recently at Apalachicola, Fla., entered the Navy in 1836, was detailed for the Coast Survey service in 1855, and assumed the command of the survey log schooner Vixen in 1857. While in command of this vessel he discovered the new Apalachicola channel, east of Dog Island. For some years he has been subject to a disease of the hearth, which finally terminated his life. He leaves a widow and several children.
New York Times, 1859
1860 Morris Township, Morris Co., NJ
Thomas K Ross M 50 New Jersey
Elizabeth P Ross F 49 New Jersey
Sarena Ross F 26 New Jersey
Erastus Ross M 11 New Jersey
Bridget Cunningham F 30 Ireland
Georgianna Duer F 42 Bahama <
Mary Duer F 17 New York
William Duer M 13 New York
John Duer M 8 New Jersey
Francis Duer M 4 New Jersey
Son of William Alexander Duer and Hannah Maria Denning.
Marriage:
In this city, on Tuesday 21st inst., by the Rev. Dr. Wainwright, J. K. Duer U. S. Navy, to Georgianna, daughter of Geo. Huyler, Esq., late U. S. Consul at Nassau, N.P., Bahamas.
New York American, Thursday, September 23, 1841.
Naval history:
Midshipman, 28 December, 1836. Passed Midshipman, 1 July, 1842. Master, 3 November, 1849. Lieutenant, 20 April, 1850. Died 14 June, 1859.
Lieut. John K. Duer, U. S. N., who died recently at Apalachicola, Fla., entered the Navy in 1836, was detailed for the Coast Survey service in 1855, and assumed the command of the survey log schooner Vixen in 1857. While in command of this vessel he discovered the new Apalachicola channel, east of Dog Island. For some years he has been subject to a disease of the hearth, which finally terminated his life. He leaves a widow and several children.
New York Times, 1859
1860 Morris Township, Morris Co., NJ
Thomas K Ross M 50 New Jersey
Elizabeth P Ross F 49 New Jersey
Sarena Ross F 26 New Jersey
Erastus Ross M 11 New Jersey
Bridget Cunningham F 30 Ireland
Georgianna Duer F 42 Bahama <
Mary Duer F 17 New York
William Duer M 13 New York
John Duer M 8 New Jersey
Francis Duer M 4 New Jersey
Marriage:
In this city, on Tuesday 21st inst., by the Rev. Dr. Wainwright, J. K. Duer U. S. Navy, to Georgianna, daughter of Geo. Huyler, Esq., late U. S. Consul at Nassau, N.P., Bahamas.
New York American, Thursday, September 23, 1841.
Naval history:
Midshipman, 28 December, 1836. Passed Midshipman, 1 July, 1842. Master, 3 November, 1849. Lieutenant, 20 April, 1850. Died 14 June, 1859.
Lieut. John K. Duer, U. S. N., who died recently at Apalachicola, Fla., entered the Navy in 1836, was detailed for the Coast Survey service in 1855, and assumed the command of the survey log schooner Vixen in 1857. While in command of this vessel he discovered the new Apalachicola channel, east of Dog Island. For some years he has been subject to a disease of the hearth, which finally terminated his life. He leaves a widow and several children.
New York Times, 1859
1860 Morris Township, Morris Co., NJ
Thomas K Ross M 50 New Jersey
Elizabeth P Ross F 49 New Jersey
Sarena Ross F 26 New Jersey
Erastus Ross M 11 New Jersey
Bridget Cunningham F 30 Ireland
Georgianna Duer F 42 Bahama <
Mary Duer F 17 New York
William Duer M 13 New York
John Duer M 8 New Jersey
Francis Duer M 4 New Jersey
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