Janet died on 25 Jul 1890 of Acute Peritonitis at her home Railways Street, Merewether aged 12. She is buried with her parents in Sandgate Cemetery, Sandgate, New South Wales.[2][3]
Janet Duncan
When and where born - 1877 Twenty Third August 1 hour 30 PM at Store Row, Oakley
Sex - Female
Parents - James Duncan, Ironstone Miner
- Sophia Duncan MS Cook
Married - 18 May 1877, Oakley, Carnock
Informant - James Duncan, Father
Registered - 1877 12 Sept at Carnock
↑ New South Wales death certificate - Janet Duncan Death 1890 Reference 08018
Date of death - 25 July 1890
Place of death - Railway Street, Merewether
Name - Janet Duncan
Occupation -
Sex - Female
Age - 12 years
Cause of death - Acute Peritonitis
Duration - 3 days
Medical attendant/Last Seen - A J Harwood, 25 July 1890
Father - James Duncan
Occupation - Miner
Mother - Maiden name - Sophia Cook
Informant - James Duncan, father, Railway street, Merewether
Registered - 26 July 1890, Merewether
When buried - 26 July 1890
Where - Sandgate Cemetery
Undertaker - William Davies, Adamstown
Minister - Joseph Frazer
Religion - Church of Christ
Witnesses - James Wilson, William Llewelyn
Where born - Oakley, Fifeshire, Scotland
Length of time in colony -11 years in NSW
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Janet by comparing test results with other carriers of her ancestors' mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
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