Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Duncan, Margaret Elizabeth Byrd Rider "Lizzie" March 27, 1903
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Virginian Pilot March 28, 1903

The community suffered a shock yesterday when the intelligence was received from 
Baltimore announcing the death of Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Byrd Duncan in that 
city.  Mrs Duncan had been ill for some months and had been taken to Johns 
Hopkins hospital.  She died yesterday morning.  The remains of the deceased will 
be brought here for interment.
Mrs. Duncan was reared in Somerset County, Md. and was 59 years of age. She was 
the widow of the late Levi Duncan, of Berkley and a daughter of the late John 
Byrd Rider, a prominent citizen of Eastern Maryland.
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The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Byrd Duncan, relict of the late Levi B. 
Duncan, who passed away at Johns Hopkins hospital Friday morning, will be 
conducted from the residence of Dr. E.F. Truitt, deceased's son-in-law, at 3:30 
o'clock this afternoon.
Rev. L.R. Watson, pastor of Armstrong Memorial Presbyterian Church, will 
officiate, assisted by Rev. W.A. Christian, pastor of Memorial M.E. Church and 
the interment will be in Magnolia Cemetery.
She leaves nine children to mourn their loss --five sons and four daughters--
Mrs. Dr. E.F. Truitt, Miss Kate Duncan, Mrs. F.O. Durham, Miss Rida (Rider) 
Duncan and Messrs. John G. Duncan, R.B. Duncan, E.E. Duncan, Samuel B. Duncan 
and J. Irving Duncan, all of this place.  The remains arrived here over the Old 
Bay Line yesterday morning, accompanied by the children of the deceased.
The deceased lived in this city until a few months ago, when she went to 
Baltimore and was a very prominent lady.

Virginian Pilot March 29, 1903

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