Judy, Meant to ask where you found the children's names. Thanks, Jo

Hello Judy, Have you seen Gary W Tucker's site? http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=gwtucker&id=I8387 I found Jacob and Clary Tucker Baker there. I believe, if I remember right this Tucker line goes back to Francis Tucker b. abt 1653. I descend from Capt Robert Tucker and there is some thought that Robert and Francis might be brothers,but that is only a thought at this time. Wish you luck with the search. Jo Davis Pearson

Joan., I found the divorce in 1867. I also found the article from Holcombs history of Geene Co. But it does not say they were twins.Gives no relationship at all. And only says they escaped. Not where to.So this other researcher must have gotten news articles which are proving difficult for me to find. But I did write to a woman friend of mine in MO who will look thru microfilm of news for me. So it is turning out not to be my Pascal after all but could be sons of George who was in MO. and may be related to another Pascal.So far I have 16 Pascal Tuckers in various states and time frames. Thanks Pat

Hello. In going thru my ei-mails I see you have a John Tucker coming from England. I, too, am looking for a GGGGrandfather from England. His son, Edward Sherrod was born 1777 and, undoutedly had siblings. These Tuckers are hard to make connections with as everyone named their children the same names, just birth dates show you have the right one. I you have a Edward Sherrod in your line, would appreciate talking to you. Claudia ----- Original Message ----- From: James Gibson <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 3:37 PM Subject: [TUCKER-L] John TUCKER > My gg-grandfather, John Tucker, (born 3 Apr 1836)departed London and arrived in New York 1 Nov 1851. From here he wound up in South Carolina where he married a Mary Jane Todd. They had 2 children, Joseph and Nathan (my g-grandfather). I am having trouble finding other Tuckers in the US who are related, even though I know they are out there. It seems like most of the Tuckers came over earlier. Just thought I would cast my needle into the haystack to see if someone can enlighten me! > > I have managed to find burial sites for both g and gg grandparents in SC, but I am having trouble finding a record of their marriage, their obituaries, and other documents. I am new at this. Suggestions? > > Jeannie (Tucker) Gibson > > > >

Pat, I can't say for sure, but I would guess that the information came from Lawrence County. I do know that it was sent to me by a friend who lives in Russelville, AR and he did a little Lawrence Co. sleuthing for me as a return favor since I had done a little sleuthing for him. As I said, I have my "Tucker stuff" boxed up at the moment due to remodling ventures in this household :) I will try to remember to look for the stuff, but you may need to remind me. As to the original newspaper article, you might write to the Greene County,Missouri Hisortical Society. They could probably find the article for you in it's entirety. This does sound very much like your guy doesn't it? If you have a copy of the internet account of this event, you know that this Pascal's twin is said to be named George. Apparently, one of the guys fled to Texas where he changed his name??? This is according to a researcher of the line. I have talked to her on the Tucker genforum. I think her name is Linda Hubbard. At any rate, she is a descendant of one of these gentlemen (the one that went to TX). I will get the information to you as soon as I can. Just remind me. Joan _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com

I am looking for a Tucker mentioned in a West Virginia will. I feel sure the name is misspelled unless it is not a name at all. This will mentions Frances Coomes wife and all of their children and the unborn child. So - Frances Coomes must have died somewhat young. I don't know if the Tucker is black or white. It doesn't matter. What I am interested in is the name of the unborn child. The will was written in 1817 and my ggrandfather was born in 1817. I am trying to find his parents. Francis Coomes wife was pregnant when he died and apparantly this person was a great help to her in the funeral arrangements, will distribution and the pregnancy. At least it seems likely and likely that my great grandfather would have been named for him or her. His name is James Tucker Coomes, born in 1817, Maryland. The family was from Maryland, lived in W.Va. and Nancy, his wife must have returned to Maryland. Will of Francis Coomes says: Hardy Co., W.Va. Item #9, (on the backside of the will) I constitute and ordain Annafnan Tucker and my wife Nancy executors and setting aside all other wills and bequest here to for made. Annafnan must surly be Annafran. The r can easily be misread for a n at times. Could this be any of your family? Patience blgattie wrote: > Hi Everyone > I'm looking for information on Annise Edna Tucker Walker. She was > married to William Walker and they had a daughter Lottie Edna Walker > born 15 June 1894 died 8 November 1969. She lived in West Virginia I > believe in Mason or Putman County. > Thanks and Happy Researching > Lyndsey > > > >

Hi Everyone I'm looking for information on Annise Edna Tucker Walker. She was married to William Walker and they had a daughter Lottie Edna Walker born 15 June 1894 died 8 November 1969. She lived in West Virginia I believe in Mason or Putman County. Thanks and Happy Researching Lyndsey

Joan now you have me going.My Pascal did get divorced from a Mary and we could not find him on 1870 altho he should have been there .He may have gone to Ark to get the divorce etc..And she was with a man named Sewell. Also the incident in MO was in 1881 and the mans name was John Sewell. I was always told my Pascal was a twin but no one has ever known about the twin nor what his name was. This is so facinating. If you get a chance can you find all this and send it on to me.I do have the article from history of Greene Co Mo about it but I can't find the news article that may have more info.Thanks a bunch. If you can remember where in Ark the divorce was or dates would be great Pat .

Pat, I do remember a divorce of a Pascal from a Mary Tucker. It was in AR, but I don't remember the date. The paper is, no doubt, buried in my "Tucker mess" which I have boxed up at present (due to painting). I also know that there were a couple of twins named Pascal and George Tucker (I think--would have to check), who shot a man in Greene County, MO. It is recorded on line in a Greene County History. The mans surname was Sowell and there had been some "bad blood" between them prior. It could have been something to do with the Civil War, but I don't remember all of the facts at the moment. The Tucker brothers escaped. So, perhaps this was the same Pascal? It isn't too far to be across the AR border from Greene Co. MO. Joan _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com

My gg-grandfather, John Tucker, (born 3 Apr 1836)departed London and arrived in New York 1 Nov 1851. From here he wound up in South Carolina where he married a Mary Jane Todd. They had 2 children, Joseph and Nathan (my g-grandfather). I am having trouble finding other Tuckers in the US who are related, even though I know they are out there. It seems like most of the Tuckers came over earlier. Just thought I would cast my needle into the haystack to see if someone can enlighten me! I have managed to find burial sites for both g and gg grandparents in SC, but I am having trouble finding a record of their marriage, their obituaries, and other documents. I am new at this. Suggestions? Jeannie (Tucker) Gibson

I am looking for the parents of Thomas W. Tucker born in 1821 .He may have been born in Ga.or SC. not sure of birth place .Thomas married Margaret Ann Green in Wakulla Co. Florida. Pam Green

Thanks Joan. Someone had said there was a Pascal who was suppose to be getting a divorce in Ark in 1870's and wondered who it could be. They did not keep the record or post of it. Pat

I'm looking for descendants of Joseph TUCKER who immigrated from St. Austell Cornwall sometime around 1880 and settled in West Pittston PA. Here is my tree for him..... Descendants of Joseph Tucker Generation No. 1 1. JOSEPH1 TUCKER was born November 25, 1848 in St. Austell, Cornwall England, and died March 03, 1905 in Pittston City, PA. He married (1) AMANDA BOLLEN. She died Bef. 1884. He married (2) JANE KEMP October 22, 1884 in West Pittston Methodist Episcopal Parsonage1. She was born February 06, 1855 in England (may be 1853 according to 1900 census)2, and died May 23, 1928 in Wilkes-Barre, PA2. More About JOSEPH TUCKER: Immigration: 18803 Occupation: 1900, Day Laborer4 More About JANE KEMP: Immigration: 1882, Unknown Port from England5 Marriage Notes for JOSEPH TUCKER and JANE KEMP: Posted in the Pittston Gazette on October 31, 1884 Married--In West Pittston M. E. Parsonage, on October 22, 1884, by Reverend J. G. Eckman, Mr. Joseph Tucker and Miss Jane Kemp, both of Exeter borough. Children of JOSEPH TUCKER and AMANDA BOLLEN are: 2. i. JOSEPH HENRY2 TUCKER, b. February 25, 1871, Bodman Lanlivery Crofo Luxulyan, Cornwall England; d. April 18, 1937, West Pittston, PA. 3. ii. ANNIE TUCKER, b. November 25, 1874; d. February 07, 1946. iii. FILLIE MB TUCKER, b. 1869. Children of JOSEPH TUCKER and JANE KEMP are: 4. iv. WILLIAM JOHN2 TUCKER, b. July 24, 1885; d. November 28, 1942. 5. v. MABLE TUCKER, b. August 10, 1887, Pennsylvania; d. April 18, 1972, Joshua Tree, California. vi. JENNIE TUCKER, b. July 27, 18906; d. June 12, 19107; m. HARRY BECTERLY8; b. Abt. 18879. vii. UNKNOWN TUCKER. Generation No. 2 2. JOSEPH HENRY2 TUCKER (JOSEPH1) was born February 25, 1871 in Bodman Lanlivery Crofo Luxulyan, Cornwall England10, and died April 18, 1937 in West Pittston, PA11. He married HENRIETTA 1895. She was born 1875. Notes for JOSEPH HENRY TUCKER: Found in the 1900 Census in Northumberland County, Sunbury Borough Enumeration district 162 Sheet number 9A, line 35. Living on Reason St. Naturalized before 1900. More About JOSEPH HENRY TUCKER: Burial: April 21, 1937, Fern Knoll Cemetary, Dallas PA Notes for HENRIETTA: nickname was "Etta" Children of JOSEPH TUCKER and HENRIETTA are: i. GRACE B.3 TUCKER, b. November 1896. ii. CLARA M. TUCKER, b. January 1900. iii. MARGARET TUCKER. iv. H. PARK TUCKER. 3. ANNIE2 TUCKER (JOSEPH1) was born November 25, 187411, and died February 07, 194611. She married EVAN LEWIS11. Notes for EVAN LEWIS: Immigrated from Porth Wales Lived in Clearfield PA Children of ANNIE TUCKER and EVAN LEWIS are: 6. i. WILLIAM PATTERSON3 LEWIS, b. August 1898. ii. ROSS JOSEPH LEWIS, b. February 1896, Pennsylvania; m. BEATRICE. 4. WILLIAM JOHN2 TUCKER (JOSEPH1) was born July 24, 188512, and died November 28, 194213. He married ELIZABETH. She was born Abt. 1888 in Pennsylvania. Children of WILLIAM TUCKER and ELIZABETH are: i. WILLIAM3 TUCKER, b. Abt. 1916. ii. GLADYS TUCKER. iii. HAZEL TUCKER. 5. MABLE2 TUCKER (JOSEPH1) was born August 10, 1887 in Pennsylvania14,15, and died April 18, 1972 in Joshua Tree, California16. She married JOHN THOMAS VIVIAN June 02, 1909 in Wilkes-barre PA, son of JOHN VIVIAN and ELIZABETH JORDAN. He was born July 17, 1886 in Wilkes-Barre, PA17, and died November 22, 1956 in Detroit Michigan. More About MABLE TUCKER: Burial: April 20, 1972, Cadillac Gardens, Garden City, MI18 More About JOHN THOMAS VIVIAN: Burial: November 26, 1956, Cadillac Gardens, Detroit MI Occupation: Stationary Engineer with General Motors Social Security Number: 189-01-3591 Children of MABLE TUCKER and JOHN VIVIAN are: 7. i. WILLIAM JOHN3 VIVIAN, b. September 17, 1910, Wilkes-Barre, PA; d. August 26, 1984, Flint, MI. 8. ii. EDWIN RALPH VIVIAN, b. May 03, 1914; d. June 24, 1988, San Bernardino, California. Generation No. 3 6. WILLIAM PATTERSON3 LEWIS (ANNIE2 TUCKER, JOSEPH1) was born August 1898. Children of WILLIAM PATTERSON LEWIS are: i. PEGGY4 LEWIS. ii. DICK LEWIS. iii. BOB LEWIS. iv. JANET LEWIS. 7. WILLIAM JOHN3 VIVIAN (MABLE2 TUCKER, JOSEPH1) was born September 17, 1910 in Wilkes-Barre, PA, and died August 26, 1984 in Flint, MI. He married ALMA ANN DIEROLF January 01, 1933 in St. Paul's Luthern Church, Wilkes-Barre, daughter of HENRY DIEROLF and ANNA KINTZEL. She was born February 08, 1914 in Wilkes-Barre, PA, and died June 05, 1978 in Holly, MI. William John Vivian Burial: August 30, 1984, Cadillac Gardens, Westland MI Alma Ann Dierolf Vivian Burial: Cadillac Gardens, Westland, MI 8. EDWIN RALPH3 VIVIAN (MABLE2 TUCKER, JOSEPH1) was born May 03, 1914, and died June 24, 1988 in San Bernardino, California. He married (1) LEONA. He married (2) BEATRICE. Child of EDWIN VIVIAN and LEONA is: i. JANET LEE4 VIVIAN. --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? New! SBC Yahoo! Dial - 1st Month Free & unlimited access

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Pat, I know of one Pascal Tucker with an AR connection. This was JOSEPH PASCAL TUCKER who was the son of Louallen/Lewellen and Mary (?)TUCKER. He was supposedly born in TN and died 23 March 1892 in Madison Creek, AR. He married 21 March 1850 to Mary E. YEARWOOD. This line of Tuckers were part of the Barry Co. MO Tuckers. Joan _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com

Joan, Someone wrote me once about a Pascal Tucker suppose to be in ARK around 1870. I have never been able to verify it . Would you know about this? Pat

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I've been looking for an EMILY TUCKER b. 1804 who married HENRY WHITNEY in 1826. Their son, William G. WHITNEY, was born 1827, Canandaigua N.Y. & married Marcia PETTIS of Spofford, N.Y. William & Marcia moved to Franklin, Pa., & apparently Emily & Henry did also as they are buried in Eria, Pa. Does anyone have a clue where I may trace down Emily Tucker's Tuckers? Carol Paul

Hi, It has been some time since I posted. So, I thought I would ask about Tuckers who were in Lawrence Co. Arkansas. I know that there was a Henry G. Tucker, a John Tucker and a Peyton Tucker (probably others as well, but these names spring to mind) there early on. My ancestor, Aaron Tucker, was also in Lawrence County, Arkansas. He was listed there on the tax lists for 1832 and 1833. He was living in Davidson Township. Does anyone have any Tuckers who were there in this era? Joan _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com

Thanks for the Tucker census in Maryland. Does anyone know the Anna Tucker that was listed for 1830? Patience