This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Buck, Haddock, Wells Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VYG.2ACIB/1187.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Albert, I have a marriage record of Ransom L Buck, age 23 years, and Jemima L. Fort, age 16 years, , dated Dec 20, 1886, filed in Independence County, AR. I was looking for a marriage record of my Wells ancestor, James D Wells, who married Martha E. Buck. I found both of these marriages on the same page, same marriage date. Martha was Ransom"s sister, and James was Jemima's first cousin. It must have been a double wedding! Jemima's father was Urban E Fort and her mother was Martha A Wells (James' aunt). I lost track of Louisa E Buck after 1920...do you have any more info about her?Would like to find her grave.....

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/VYG.2ACIB/1187.1 Message Board Post: I am a Haddock descendant from Jordan, Noah, Granville Haddock's. I have been researching Louisa E. Haddock who married William A. Buck. In 1910 Louisa was living with Ransom and Mary Buck in Delta County, TX. I knew Ransom was married twice but did not have the name of his first wife, thanks to your posting I know her name. Can you provide me with further information; place born, date of birth, date of death, etc. Any info would be helpful. In 1920 Ransom and Mary were living in Yoakum Twp., Lavaca County, Texas. Ransom, Edgar and Alfred were working for the railroad. I have the census if you would like a paper copy or I can tell you where to find on Ancestry.com. Thanks Albert

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Buck Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/VYG.2ACIB/1202 Message Board Post: I am looking for the mother and father of James W. Buck born 1792 died 1854. He married Mary Williams (born 1792) in 1839. They had 5 children including Thomas who married Martha Hanks and lived in Nashville. James W. was my Great-Great-Great-Grandfather. Also looking to see how Tn Bucks connects to Pa,Va,England, and Germany Bucks/Buckes/Bocks. Thanks, Gary Kelley

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Buck Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/VYG.2ACIB/82.110.292 Message Board Post: Dear Jon, I'm very interested in your information about Emanuel (Enoch) Buck. Can you email me directly at [email protected]? Thanks, Janet

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VYG.2ACIB/1201 Message Board Post: My 2nd great-grandparents were Alonzo Buck and Nancy Cameron. He was born in TN or KY. Died ca 1850. Children I know about, Elizabeth, Margaret, Stokely. Would appreciate any information.

What was the location of this family? Thanks, Tom The family of John M. Buck lived in Baltimore area of Md. Thomas C. (one of the children of first wife) was born in Frederick, Md. and the second family was born in Anne Arundel, Md. John M. was supposed to have been born in Md. and his family was possibly from Pa. Peggy

What was the location of this family? Thanks, Tom ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2002 8:51 PM Subject: [BUCK-L] John M. Buck > A little more research and I can now add some new information on John Marion > Buck. His first wife was Mary Burke Frazier. They married 24 Aug. 1837. > Children: > Beverly W. > John M Jr. > James Y. > Benjamin H. > Thomas Corner > Edwin B. > William H. > Mary > John's second marriage was 5 Apr. 1836. He married Eleanora Emily Coe. Her > parents were Alexander Benson Coe and Margaret Ellen Thompson. > Children from second marriage. > Margaret Ellen Buck b. Nov. 1857 > Catherine Emma Buck b. 28 Mar 1859 > Henry Bennett Buck b. 20 Jul 1865 > Sallie Virginia Buck b. 13 Feb 1861 > Annie Thompson Buck b. 11 Apr 1867 > Hopefully, this might look familiar to someone and if not well, I'll just > keep searching!! Peggy > > > ==== BUCK Mailing List ==== > To review Archived messages: > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/BUCK-L > A plug for Rootsweb: A very small percentage (less than 10%) of Rootsweb > users contribute funds to this wonderful FREE genealogy tool. The main page > is: > http://www.rootsweb.com/ > Please read what Rootsweb is about, and click on the "Contribute to RootsWeb > and Support Internet Genealogy" link to make a contribution of your own. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

A little more research and I can now add some new information on John Marion Buck. His first wife was Mary Burke Frazier. They married 24 Aug. 1837. Children: Beverly W. John M Jr. James Y. Benjamin H. Thomas Corner Edwin B. William H. Mary John's second marriage was 5 Apr. 1836. He married Eleanora Emily Coe. Her parents were Alexander Benson Coe and Margaret Ellen Thompson. Children from second marriage. Margaret Ellen Buck b. Nov. 1857 Catherine Emma Buck b. 28 Mar 1859 Henry Bennett Buck b. 20 Jul 1865 Sallie Virginia Buck b. 13 Feb 1861 Annie Thompson Buck b. 11 Apr 1867 Hopefully, this might look familiar to someone and if not well, I'll just keep searching!! Peggy

I have a Tabitha Buck mother of Ann Buck who married Barnabas McCall in 1799 in Randolph Co. (W) V. Would this line of Bucks have any connection to the Charles Buck who lived in Frederick/Shenandoah Co's Va. in the late 1700's? I have no other info on these to ancestors of mine. Jackie

Here is what I found on Esther daughter of John Buck & Sarah Clemens. . FAMILY TREE MAKER CD #11; FAMILY #3370; NOTES; JOHN BORN 28 NOV 1716. HE WAS A SOLDIER IN THE FRENCH & INDIAN WAR, AND AT ONE TIME WAS HELD CAPTIVE BY THE SAVAGES AND CAME NEAR BEING MASSACRED, BUT HE MANAGED TO ESCAPE. HE DIED IN NEW GLOUCESTER ABOUT THE BEGINNING OF 1761. HE MARRIED SARAH CLEMENTS. SHE DIED SHORLY BFORE HE DID AND BOTH ARE IN THE SAME GRAVE. THERE IS NO DOUBT THEY WERE PARENTS OF ABIJAH AND HIS BROTHERS WHO SETTLED BUCKFIELD. HIS CHILDREN: ABIJAH , BN ABT 1742, MD PHEBE TYLER; NATHANIEL MD MARY BROWN; JOHN BN ABT 1754 MD ABIGAIL IRISH. SALLY; ESTHER MD JOHN AKERS, LIVED IN ERROLL, H; MOSES BN ABT 1759, MD HANNAH CHUBB AND LIVED IN SUMMER, DIED 1825. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 8:55 AM Subject: [BUCK-L] Re: Buck Family > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VYG.2ACIB/22.120.1.1 > > Message Board Post: > > Brian, > > I am still trying to identify my BUCK line. My line stems from ESTHER BUCK, born about about 1731, probably Southboro, MA. She married twice, first to Josha Kendall, 1745, and second to Elisha BRUCE, 4 May 1762. I am attempting to prove her parents as John BUCK and Sarah CLEMONS. The Bruce is my line. Since this line is earlier than the Buck you are seeking, I am afraid I can be of no help to you. Good hunting! > > > ==== BUCK Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from the BUCK-L or BUCK-D list just send > the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in both the subject > line and in the body of the message to [email protected] > (or to [email protected] if you're receiving the "Digest Mode") > To review Archived messages: > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/BUCK-L > If you have problems or questions, contact the List Manager: John Buck, Jr > at: [email protected] > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I believe Henry (m. Eliz. Churchill) was a brother to my ancestor Emanuel Buck. In fact, I think they came from England together in 1647. So I was very interested in this information. Thank you. Does anyone know which ship Henry came over on? Thanks, Janet -----Original Message----- From: John Buck, Jr. [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 9:39 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [BUCK-L] Buck in New Jersey ... I found this message on the New Jersey List at RootsWeb this morning.... Thought someone might be interested.... John -----Original Message----- From: David Tourison [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 10:19 AM ===================================================================== Source: [email protected] Subject: [NJ] New Jersey Wills, 1670-1750 - BUCK Extracted from DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE COLONIAL HISTORY OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, VOLUME XXIII, CALENDAR OF NEW JERSEY WILLS, VOLUME I, 1670-1730; Paterson NJ, 1901 ( Libers 1, 2, etc. are of West Jersey Wills. Those as Libers A, B, etc., are of East Jersey Wills) BUCK, beginning page 68: 1725-6 Feb. 9. Buck, Henry, of Fairfield, Salem Co., Esquire; will of. Wife Rachel. Children – Henry, Ephraim, Jeremiah, Daitton, Judah. Home farm of 550 acres on South side of Cohansey Creek, personal property (4 negro slaves). Executors – sons Henry and Jeremiah. Witnesses – Josiah Brooks, Ephraim Daton, Hugh Chard. Proved February 21, 1725-6. Lib. 2, p. 326. 1725-6 Feb. 16. Inventory of the personal estate, £540.12.11, incl. debts due, £129.4.10; made by Josiah Brooks and Ephraim Daton. [*** NOTE. The following, concerning Henry Buck Sr., whose will is above, was taken from ORIGIN, HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE BUCK FAMILY, by Cornelius Harvey, Esq.; Jersey City, N. J., J. J. Griffiths, Steam Book and Job Printer, 1889; LOC Copyright April 20 1889, Washington, Copy #8624 - Microfilm Copy No. 2; pp. 34, 35: Page 34: “The eight children of Henry Buck (2) and Elizabeth Churchill, born at Wethersfield, Conn., were: (23) Henry, b. 1662 (24) Samuel, b. Feb. 2, 1664 (25) Martha, b. Oct. 15, 1667 (26) Elizabeth, b. June 6, 1670 (27) Mary, b. March 12, 1673 (28) Sarah, b. July 25, 1678 (29) Ruth, b. Dec. 4, 1681 (30) Mehitable, b. Jan. 4, 1684. Of these eight children Henry Buck (23) removed to Fairfield; Salem Co., N. J., about 1692, in company with Connecticut settlers, who located in Fenwick’s Colony, where he married Rachel ---------. Their descendants scattered over New Jersey, Penn- [page 35] sylvania and Delaware. Shrouds, in his “History and Genealogy of Fenwick’s Colony,” says that Henry “became one of the leading men in Fenwick’s Colony, as the records of Salem fully confirm.” In partnership with one Richard Whitacar, a Quaker, he opened a store in “New England Town.” The firm, as appears by one of their account books (now in the possession of Caroline Whitacar, a descendant of Richard Whitacar), must have done an extensive business, besides owning a sloop which traded as a regular packet between Cohansey and Boston. The first entries in this book are dated 1704, but the firm must have been in existence long before that time. Henry was elected a Justice of the Peace and served as foreman on the Grand Jury of Salem County in 1707. Besides holding the office of Overseer of the Highways for South Cohansey precinct, he filled several other public offices of trust and confidence, all of which proves him to have been a representative man of the Colony. He died in 1726, leaving a large estate, including several negro slaves. His will, dated Feb. 9, 1726, was recorded in Liber 2, page 326 of Trenton wills. His children were: I. Henry; II. Ephraim; III. Jeremiah; IV. Dayton; V. Judith.”] 1725-6 March 14. Buck, Henry, of Cohansey, Salem Co.; will of. Wife Ruth. Children – Henry, Jane and Hannah. Farm on the North side of Cohansey Creek, derived from father and owned with brother Ephraim Buck; personal property (negroes). Executors – the wife and brother-in-law John Burgin. Witnesses – Ed. Fairbanck, James Robbenson, Rachel Burgin. Proved April 18, 1726. [page 69] 1726 May 25. Inventory of the personal estate, £144.1, incl. three negro slaves, £75; and a prentice boy, Samuel Josten, £5; made by James Robbenson and Robert Ayars. 1716 Nov. 4. Buck, John, of Cape May, mariner; will of. Wife Annie. Children – Joseph, John, Thomas, Mary. Real and personal estate (gold and silver objects). Executor – John Taylor with Jonathan Swain and Christopher Church as overseers. Not witnessed, because at the time, when Nathaniel Jenkins wrote the instrument for the testator, the same was ill of small pox, of which he died. 1716 Nov. 22. Inventory of the personal estate (£126.9.1), of which 22 stand for 1/3 interest in the sloop Dolphin), made by Christopher Church and Nathaniel Jenkins. 1717 April 15. Bond of John Taylor as executor, Jeremiah Hand and Ebenezer Swain fellow bondsmen. The following names appear in the INDEX of this volume, the references being as persons mentioned in wills, such as recipients, trustees, witnesses, etc., but not wills of: BUCK - Amey, Annie, Daitton, Ephraim, Hannah, Hen., Henry, Henry junior, Jane, Jeremiah, John, Joseph, Judah, Mary, Rachel, Ruth, Thomas, Thos. BUK - William Extracted from DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE COLONIAL HISTORY OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, VOLUME XXX, CALENDAR OF NEW JERSEY WILLS, VOLUME II, 1730-1750; Paterson NJ, 1918 ( Libers 1, 2, etc. are of West Jersey Wills. Those as Libers A, B, etc., are of East Jersey Wills) BUCK, page 72: 1738, April 17. Buck, Ephraim, of Cohansey, Salem Co., weaver; will of. Wife, Ruth, use of house and lands until son Ephraim will be 21, which will be in 1753. Sons, Ephraim and Joseph Buck (both minors), all houses, lands, marshes and tenements. In case Hannah Buck, daughter of my brother Henry, cannot maintain a right, by law, to that property given her in my father’s will, then she shall have at 18 the land (90 acres) and marsh (10 acres) which my father bought of William Rush between Thomas Brown and John Pratten’s and Robert James’s land, but in case she leaves no issue, my sons shall have the same. Daughter, Abigail Buck (not 18). Apprentice, Peter Dayton. Executor – wife and Jeremiah Buck. Witnesses – Samuel Harris, Nathaniel Bishop, Nathaniel Harris, Moses Bishop. Proved 15 June, 1738. Lib. 4, p. 177. 1738, April 24. Inventory (£124.13.6) includes cattle, negro girl, “3 lums, tackling, two pearse of combs and hooks.” Appraisers – Moses Bishop, Saml. Harris. 1734, July 17. Buck, Joseph, of Cape May Co.; will of. Wife, Lydia, sole executrix. Brothers – Thomas and John Buck. Witnesses – William Johnson, Frs. Taylor, Thomas Stonebanks. Proved 9 August, 1734. Lib. 3, p. 443. 1734, July 20. Inventory of personal estate (£82.08.01), includes cattle, horses, sheep and swine. Appraisers – Ebenezer Swaine, William Johnson. The following names appear in the INDEX of this volume, the references being as persons mentioned in wills, such as recipients, trustees, witnesses, etc., but not wills of: BUCK - Abigail, Dacon, Ephraim, Hannah, Henry, Jeremiah, John, Joseph, Lydia, Ruth, Thomas. ==== BUCK Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from the BUCK-L or BUCK-D list just send the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in both the subject line and in the body of the message to [email protected] (or to [email protected] if you're receiving the "Digest Mode") To review Archived messages: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/BUCK-L If you have problems or questions, contact the List Manager: John Buck, Jr at: [email protected] ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VYG.2ACIB/22.120.1.2.2.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks. I don't think I've looked at gendex.com but I've been everywhere so maybe I have. I'll take a look! Janet

Thank you John, this was nice of you to share. Rose ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Buck, Jr." <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 7:39 AM Subject: [BUCK-L] Buck in New Jersey ... > I found this message on the New Jersey List at RootsWeb this morning.... > Thought someone might be interested.... > > John > > -----Original Message----- > From: David Tourison [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 10:19 AM > ===================================================================== > Source: [email protected] > Subject: [NJ] New Jersey Wills, 1670-1750 - BUCK > > > Extracted from DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE COLONIAL HISTORY OF THE STATE OF > NEW JERSEY, VOLUME XXIII, CALENDAR OF NEW JERSEY WILLS, VOLUME I, 1670-1730; > Paterson NJ, 1901 > ( Libers 1, 2, etc. are of West Jersey Wills. Those as Libers A, B, etc., > are of East Jersey Wills) > > BUCK, beginning page 68: > > 1725-6 Feb. 9. Buck, Henry, of Fairfield, Salem Co., Esquire; will > of. Wife Rachel. Children - Henry, Ephraim, Jeremiah, Daitton, Judah. > Home farm of 550 acres on South side of Cohansey Creek, personal property (4 > negro slaves). Executors - sons Henry and Jeremiah. Witnesses - Josiah > Brooks, Ephraim Daton, Hugh Chard. Proved February 21, 1725-6. Lib. 2, p. > 326. > 1725-6 Feb. 16. Inventory of the personal estate, £540.12.11, incl. > debts due, £129.4.10; made by Josiah Brooks and Ephraim Daton. > > [*** NOTE. The following, concerning Henry Buck Sr., whose will is above, > was taken from ORIGIN, HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE BUCK FAMILY, by > Cornelius Harvey, Esq.; Jersey City, N. J., J. J. Griffiths, Steam Book and > Job Printer, 1889; LOC Copyright April 20 1889, Washington, Copy #8624 - > Microfilm Copy No. 2; pp. 34, 35: > > Page 34: > > "The eight children of Henry Buck (2) and Elizabeth Churchill, born at > Wethersfield, Conn., were: > (23) Henry, b. 1662 > (24) Samuel, b. Feb. 2, 1664 > (25) Martha, b. Oct. 15, 1667 > (26) Elizabeth, b. June 6, 1670 > (27) Mary, b. March 12, 1673 > (28) Sarah, b. July 25, 1678 > (29) Ruth, b. Dec. 4, 1681 > (30) Mehitable, b. Jan. 4, 1684. > Of these eight children Henry Buck (23) removed to Fairfield; Salem > Co., N. J., about 1692, in company with Connecticut settlers, who located in > Fenwick's Colony, where he married Rachel ---------. Their descendants > scattered over New Jersey, Penn- [page 35] sylvania and Delaware. > Shrouds, in his "History and Genealogy of Fenwick's Colony," says that Henry > "became one of the leading men in Fenwick's Colony, as the records of Salem > fully confirm." In partnership with one Richard Whitacar, a Quaker, he > opened a store in "New England Town." The firm, as appears by one of their > account books (now in the possession of Caroline Whitacar, a descendant of > Richard Whitacar), must have done an extensive business, besides owning a > sloop which traded as a regular packet between Cohansey and Boston. The > first entries in this book are dated 1704, but the firm must have been in > existence long before that time. Henry was elected a Justice of the Peace > and served as foreman on the Grand Jury of Salem County in 1707. Besides > holding the office of Overseer of the Highways for South Cohansey precinct, > he filled several other public offices of trust and confidence, all of which > proves him to have been a representative man of the Colony. He died in > 1726, leaving a large estate, including several negro slaves. His will, > dated Feb. 9, 1726, was recorded in Liber 2, page 326 of Trenton wills. His > children were: I. Henry; II. Ephraim; III. Jeremiah; IV. Dayton; V. > Judith."] > > 1725-6 March 14. Buck, Henry, of Cohansey, Salem Co.; will of. Wife > Ruth. Children - Henry, Jane and Hannah. Farm on the North side of > Cohansey Creek, derived from father and owned with brother Ephraim Buck; > personal property (negroes). Executors - the wife and brother-in-law John > Burgin. Witnesses - Ed. Fairbanck, James Robbenson, Rachel Burgin. Proved > April 18, 1726. > [page 69] 1726 May 25. Inventory of the personal estate, £144.1, incl. > three negro slaves, £75; and a prentice boy, Samuel Josten, £5; made by > James Robbenson and Robert Ayars. > > 1716 Nov. 4. Buck, John, of Cape May, mariner; will of. Wife Annie. > Children - Joseph, John, Thomas, Mary. Real and personal estate (gold and > silver objects). Executor - John Taylor with Jonathan Swain and Christopher > Church as overseers. Not witnessed, because at the time, when Nathaniel > Jenkins wrote the instrument for the testator, the same was ill of small > pox, of which he died. > 1716 Nov. 22. Inventory of the personal estate (£126.9.1), of which > 22 stand for 1/3 interest in the sloop Dolphin), made by Christopher Church > and Nathaniel Jenkins. > 1717 April 15. Bond of John Taylor as executor, Jeremiah Hand and > Ebenezer Swain fellow bondsmen. > > The following names appear in the INDEX of this volume, the references being > as persons mentioned in wills, such as recipients, trustees, witnesses, > etc., but not wills of: > > BUCK - Amey, Annie, Daitton, Ephraim, Hannah, Hen., Henry, Henry junior, > Jane, Jeremiah, John, Joseph, Judah, Mary, Rachel, Ruth, Thomas, Thos. > BUK - William > > Extracted from DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE COLONIAL HISTORY OF THE STATE OF > NEW JERSEY, VOLUME XXX, CALENDAR OF NEW JERSEY WILLS, VOLUME II, 1730-1750; > Paterson NJ, 1918 > ( Libers 1, 2, etc. are of West Jersey Wills. Those as Libers A, B, etc., > are of East Jersey Wills) > > BUCK, page 72: > > 1738, April 17. Buck, Ephraim, of Cohansey, Salem Co., weaver; will > of. Wife, Ruth, use of house and lands until son Ephraim will be 21, which > will be in 1753. Sons, Ephraim and Joseph Buck (both minors), all houses, > lands, marshes and tenements. In case Hannah Buck, daughter of my brother > Henry, cannot maintain a right, by law, to that property given her in my > father's will, then she shall have at 18 the land (90 acres) and marsh (10 > acres) which my father bought of William Rush between Thomas Brown and John > Pratten's and Robert James's land, but in case she leaves no issue, my sons > shall have the same. Daughter, Abigail Buck (not 18). Apprentice, Peter > Dayton. Executor - wife and Jeremiah Buck. Witnesses - Samuel Harris, > Nathaniel Bishop, Nathaniel Harris, Moses Bishop. Proved 15 June, 1738. > Lib. 4, p. 177. > 1738, April 24. Inventory (£124.13.6) includes cattle, negro girl, "3 > lums, tackling, two pearse of combs and hooks." Appraisers - Moses Bishop, > Saml. Harris. > > 1734, July 17. Buck, Joseph, of Cape May Co.; will of. Wife, Lydia, > sole executrix. Brothers - Thomas and John Buck. Witnesses - William > Johnson, Frs. Taylor, Thomas Stonebanks. Proved 9 August, 1734. Lib. 3, p. > 443. > 1734, July 20. Inventory of personal estate (£82.08.01), includes > cattle, horses, sheep and swine. Appraisers - Ebenezer Swaine, William > Johnson. > > The following names appear in the INDEX of this volume, the references being > as persons mentioned in wills, such as recipients, trustees, witnesses, > etc., but not wills of: > > BUCK - Abigail, Dacon, Ephraim, Hannah, Henry, Jeremiah, John, Joseph, > Lydia, Ruth, Thomas. > > > > ==== BUCK Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from the BUCK-L or BUCK-D list just send > the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in both the subject > line and in the body of the message to [email protected] > (or to [email protected] if you're receiving the "Digest Mode") > To review Archived messages: > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/BUCK-L > If you have problems or questions, contact the List Manager: John Buck, Jr > at: [email protected] > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I found this message on the New Jersey List at RootsWeb this morning.... Thought someone might be interested.... John -----Original Message----- From: David Tourison [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 10:19 AM ===================================================================== Source: [email protected] Subject: [NJ] New Jersey Wills, 1670-1750 - BUCK Extracted from DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE COLONIAL HISTORY OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, VOLUME XXIII, CALENDAR OF NEW JERSEY WILLS, VOLUME I, 1670-1730; Paterson NJ, 1901 ( Libers 1, 2, etc. are of West Jersey Wills. Those as Libers A, B, etc., are of East Jersey Wills) BUCK, beginning page 68: 1725-6 Feb. 9. Buck, Henry, of Fairfield, Salem Co., Esquire; will of. Wife Rachel. Children – Henry, Ephraim, Jeremiah, Daitton, Judah. Home farm of 550 acres on South side of Cohansey Creek, personal property (4 negro slaves). Executors – sons Henry and Jeremiah. Witnesses – Josiah Brooks, Ephraim Daton, Hugh Chard. Proved February 21, 1725-6. Lib. 2, p. 326. 1725-6 Feb. 16. Inventory of the personal estate, £540.12.11, incl. debts due, £129.4.10; made by Josiah Brooks and Ephraim Daton. [*** NOTE. The following, concerning Henry Buck Sr., whose will is above, was taken from ORIGIN, HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE BUCK FAMILY, by Cornelius Harvey, Esq.; Jersey City, N. J., J. J. Griffiths, Steam Book and Job Printer, 1889; LOC Copyright April 20 1889, Washington, Copy #8624 - Microfilm Copy No. 2; pp. 34, 35: Page 34: “The eight children of Henry Buck (2) and Elizabeth Churchill, born at Wethersfield, Conn., were: (23) Henry, b. 1662 (24) Samuel, b. Feb. 2, 1664 (25) Martha, b. Oct. 15, 1667 (26) Elizabeth, b. June 6, 1670 (27) Mary, b. March 12, 1673 (28) Sarah, b. July 25, 1678 (29) Ruth, b. Dec. 4, 1681 (30) Mehitable, b. Jan. 4, 1684. Of these eight children Henry Buck (23) removed to Fairfield; Salem Co., N. J., about 1692, in company with Connecticut settlers, who located in Fenwick’s Colony, where he married Rachel ---------. Their descendants scattered over New Jersey, Penn- [page 35] sylvania and Delaware. Shrouds, in his “History and Genealogy of Fenwick’s Colony,” says that Henry “became one of the leading men in Fenwick’s Colony, as the records of Salem fully confirm.” In partnership with one Richard Whitacar, a Quaker, he opened a store in “New England Town.” The firm, as appears by one of their account books (now in the possession of Caroline Whitacar, a descendant of Richard Whitacar), must have done an extensive business, besides owning a sloop which traded as a regular packet between Cohansey and Boston. The first entries in this book are dated 1704, but the firm must have been in existence long before that time. Henry was elected a Justice of the Peace and served as foreman on the Grand Jury of Salem County in 1707. Besides holding the office of Overseer of the Highways for South Cohansey precinct, he filled several other public offices of trust and confidence, all of which proves him to have been a representative man of the Colony. He died in 1726, leaving a large estate, including several negro slaves. His will, dated Feb. 9, 1726, was recorded in Liber 2, page 326 of Trenton wills. His children were: I. Henry; II. Ephraim; III. Jeremiah; IV. Dayton; V. Judith.”] 1725-6 March 14. Buck, Henry, of Cohansey, Salem Co.; will of. Wife Ruth. Children – Henry, Jane and Hannah. Farm on the North side of Cohansey Creek, derived from father and owned with brother Ephraim Buck; personal property (negroes). Executors – the wife and brother-in-law John Burgin. Witnesses – Ed. Fairbanck, James Robbenson, Rachel Burgin. Proved April 18, 1726. [page 69] 1726 May 25. Inventory of the personal estate, £144.1, incl. three negro slaves, £75; and a prentice boy, Samuel Josten, £5; made by James Robbenson and Robert Ayars. 1716 Nov. 4. Buck, John, of Cape May, mariner; will of. Wife Annie. Children – Joseph, John, Thomas, Mary. Real and personal estate (gold and silver objects). Executor – John Taylor with Jonathan Swain and Christopher Church as overseers. Not witnessed, because at the time, when Nathaniel Jenkins wrote the instrument for the testator, the same was ill of small pox, of which he died. 1716 Nov. 22. Inventory of the personal estate (£126.9.1), of which 22 stand for 1/3 interest in the sloop Dolphin), made by Christopher Church and Nathaniel Jenkins. 1717 April 15. Bond of John Taylor as executor, Jeremiah Hand and Ebenezer Swain fellow bondsmen. The following names appear in the INDEX of this volume, the references being as persons mentioned in wills, such as recipients, trustees, witnesses, etc., but not wills of: BUCK - Amey, Annie, Daitton, Ephraim, Hannah, Hen., Henry, Henry junior, Jane, Jeremiah, John, Joseph, Judah, Mary, Rachel, Ruth, Thomas, Thos. BUK - William Extracted from DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE COLONIAL HISTORY OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, VOLUME XXX, CALENDAR OF NEW JERSEY WILLS, VOLUME II, 1730-1750; Paterson NJ, 1918 ( Libers 1, 2, etc. are of West Jersey Wills. Those as Libers A, B, etc., are of East Jersey Wills) BUCK, page 72: 1738, April 17. Buck, Ephraim, of Cohansey, Salem Co., weaver; will of. Wife, Ruth, use of house and lands until son Ephraim will be 21, which will be in 1753. Sons, Ephraim and Joseph Buck (both minors), all houses, lands, marshes and tenements. In case Hannah Buck, daughter of my brother Henry, cannot maintain a right, by law, to that property given her in my father’s will, then she shall have at 18 the land (90 acres) and marsh (10 acres) which my father bought of William Rush between Thomas Brown and John Pratten’s and Robert James’s land, but in case she leaves no issue, my sons shall have the same. Daughter, Abigail Buck (not 18). Apprentice, Peter Dayton. Executor – wife and Jeremiah Buck. Witnesses – Samuel Harris, Nathaniel Bishop, Nathaniel Harris, Moses Bishop. Proved 15 June, 1738. Lib. 4, p. 177. 1738, April 24. Inventory (£124.13.6) includes cattle, negro girl, “3 lums, tackling, two pearse of combs and hooks.” Appraisers – Moses Bishop, Saml. Harris. 1734, July 17. Buck, Joseph, of Cape May Co.; will of. Wife, Lydia, sole executrix. Brothers – Thomas and John Buck. Witnesses – William Johnson, Frs. Taylor, Thomas Stonebanks. Proved 9 August, 1734. Lib. 3, p. 443. 1734, July 20. Inventory of personal estate (£82.08.01), includes cattle, horses, sheep and swine. Appraisers – Ebenezer Swaine, William Johnson. The following names appear in the INDEX of this volume, the references being as persons mentioned in wills, such as recipients, trustees, witnesses, etc., but not wills of: BUCK - Abigail, Dacon, Ephraim, Hannah, Henry, Jeremiah, John, Joseph, Lydia, Ruth, Thomas.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VYG.2ACIB/22.120.1.2.2.1 Message Board Post: Janet, Yes, I did find their children listed, but I did not copy them. It was not under familysearch.com, it was under Esther Buck in www.gendex.com. I can not tell you which Esther, you will just have to go through the Esthers to locate it. Or, you can try Isaac Buck and it may be a more direct route. Happy Hunting!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Buck Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/VYG.2ACIB/16.98.436.437.438.2 Message Board Post: I am searching for the family of Thomas Newton Buck who was married to Virgie Jackson with whom he had 4 children: Luther Elbert; Sarah Rebecca; Sherman Benard; and Nellie Frances. Virgie died 12/28/1910 during childbirth. On 6/10/1911 Thomas married Lula Isabel Couch with who he had 8 more children: Carl Clayton; Clara Lovida; Hixxie Ann Othelia; Oddis Clinton; Vera Ethel; Calvin Lee; Minnie Fay; and Linnie B. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/VYG.2ACIB/16.98.436.437.438.1 Message Board Post: Your message rings a bell in relation to my search although the generations I have are not in line with yours. My GGrandfather was Thomas Newton Buck. He was married to Virgie Jackson with whom he had 4 children: Luther Elbert; Sarah Rebecca; Sherman Benard; and Nellie Frances. Virgie died during childbirth in 1910. He then married Lula Isabel Couch with whom he had 8 more children: Carl Clayton (my Grandfather); Clara Lovida; Hixxie Ann Othelia; Oddis Clinton; Vera Ethel; Calvin Lee; MINNIE FAY (b. 4/22/1923, d. 10/25/1993, m. Oscar Emery Hughes); and Linnie B. My Minnie went by the name Fay. Is is possible that there is some connection?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VYG.2ACIB/22.120.1.2.2 Message Board Post: Did you happen to find the names of Isaac and Ruth's other children?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/VYG.2ACIB/22.120.1.2.1 Message Board Post: Congratulations! There certainly are plenty of places for me to start, given all of this info! Thanks.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VYG.2ACIB/22.120.1.2 Message Board Post: Brian, I found my Esther Buck! She is the daughter of Isaac and Ruth (Graves) Buck of Woburn, MA. She was born 23 July 1734, Wilmington, MA. Her grandparents are: Ephraim (II) and Esther (Waggett) Buck and Thomas and Susan (White) Waggett. Ephraim's (II) parents are: Ephraim (I) and Sarah Mousall (Brooks) Buck. Ephraim (I) is the son of Roger Buck and Suzanna (Jones?) and grandson of William Buck and Margaret ?. I obtained a lead at familysearch.com and then double checked it at gendex.com. Still looking for your Abigail Buck.