James Duncalf
- Born: 25 Jan 1816, Preston, Lancashire 153
- Christened: 31 Mar 1816, St. John's, Preston, Lancashire
- Marriage: Ann Seaburn on 2 Dec 1839 in Bucknall, Staffordshire
- Died: After 1874, Hanley, S-O-T, Staffs 154
- Buried: 18 May 1867, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire
 General Notes:
1841 Census: Living at Tinkers Clough, Chelton, Staffs. (25,iron?) with wife and son.
1851 Census: Living at New Street, Hanley (35, boilermaker, b. Hanley) with wife and sons. (HO107/2005/95)
1861 Census: Living at Birch Street, Northwood, Hanley (44, boiler maker, b. Manchester) with wife Ann (43,b. Staffs) and children William (20,Potter,b.Hanley), James (17, Collier, b.Hanley), John (12,Potter,b.Hanley), Frederic (10,Potter,b.Hanley), Alice (5, scholar, b.Hanley) and Herbert (1,b.Hanley). [Class: RG9; Piece: 1933; Folio: 40; Page: 29; GSU roll: 542890.]
Almost certain he is Frederick Duncalf's father (see 1851 Hanley Census - his age fits, place of birth is Hanley and his occupation is Boiler Maker, the same as which is printed on Frederick Duncalf's Marriage certificate. A further check would be to get Frederick Duncalf (b. CIR 1854) birth certificate, to see if his mother's name was Ann. Both Ann and James Duncalf shown together on the 1851 Census.)
By Anne Cole's research he is related !!
Wife Ann is listed as being a Widow on the 1871 Census.
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation: Boiler Maker.
James married Ann Seaburn on 2 Dec 1839 in Bucknall, Staffordshire. (Ann Seaburn was born in 1818 in Shelton, S-O-T, Staffs 155 and died on 12 Oct 1898 in Workhouse, Burton?, Staffordshire 156.)
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