Hello, I'm re-posting my research and would dearly love to hear from anyone with an interest in my Tuckers or Vaughans as I have been stuck for a long time. WILLIAM and Elizabeth (VAUGHAN--my line) TUCKER emigrated from the Wells area in Somerset, England probably in the mid-late 1800s and settled in the northern NY state, in the Auburn area. Some later moved west to California. William and Elizabeth had 10 children. I can supply names. I'm looking for descendents. Any interest? Thanks. Pauline Campbell in Ontario Canada pcampbell@execulink.com

I'm wondering if there were any Turners mixed up with your Tuckers -- my Turners and Tuckers eventually wound up in Texas. Thanks Sarah Pauline Campbell <pcampbell@execulink.com> wrote: Hello, I'm re-posting my research and would dearly love to hear from anyone with an interest in my Tuckers or Vaughans as I have been stuck for a long time. WILLIAM and Elizabeth (VAUGHAN--my line) TUCKER emigrated from the Wells area in Somerset, England probably in the mid-late 1800s and settled in the northern NY state, in the Auburn area. Some later moved west to California. William and Elizabeth had 10 children. I can supply names. I'm looking for descendents. Any interest? Thanks. Pauline Campbell in Ontario Canada pcampbell@execulink.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message Sarah Smith sarahmsmith78704@yahoo.com --------------------------------- Pinpoint customers who are looking for what you sell.

No J. Henry Tucker in TN but, I did come across a Joseph Tucker Land Warrant dated 28 August, 1781 on Big Limestone Creek, Washington Co., NC which is now, at least part, in Greene Co. TN. I wonder if Joseph Tucker was father or brother of Marey Tucker who m. Joseph Stewart on 15 Dec 1768 in Rowan Co., NC? Dick Stewart Carefree, AZ

Does anyone have information on J.Henry Tucker born 1841 in Tenn.He married Ellen Francis Cohorn born abt.1840 in Tenn.They had five children that I know of.They are; Samuel V. Tucker born 1873 in Tenn. Married Jane Cole from Tenn. abt 1895 P.Susan Tucker born 1869--Tenn William Tucker born abt 1871--Tenn Thomas Tucker born abt 1876--Tenn Henry Tucker born abt 1881--Tenn If anyone has information on these Tuckers,Please e-mail me at gracielw@sbcglobal.net and thank you so much. Gracie MARIE MILLER <misdemenormarie@msn.com> wrote: I got a wonderful Tucker Family Genealogy find at an estate sale today: A circa 1820 small primitive rocking chair. It has no seat but the paint is the original.It has a tag put on it Many years ago stating that it was used by Uncle Will Tucker and his mother Sarah Tucker and that it came from Plymouth. I was told that they meant Plymouth,Ohio.It also came with an 1895 book "Tucker Genealogy" by Ephraim Rucker.The book is in okay condition. The cover page inside is detached.it has split where the inside binding comes together.The binding is loose but its holding up .Covers in good shape.Has written inside the original owner W.H. Tucker,Toledo,Ohio with a date of dec 10th 97 which I am assuming was 1897.Also has a library sticker from 1930 saying it was from the library of William E Wright and Mary Tucker Wright.I am assuming that Will moved to toledo and brought the chair from Plymouth and it had been his mothers chair and he passed it on to his daughter Mary and her husband! .There is also a postcard in the book from 1900 to mr W H Tucker Esq. in Toledo,Ohio. It appears to be a genealogy inquiry. I was told that the home here(in Ottawa Hills which is an affluent suburb of Ohio) was the home of two doctors families that had married and had now reached the end of the line. The chair and book had been found stored in the attic.I bought these,even though I am not related and it was pricey because I am a genealogy nut and would give my eye teeth to own something like this from one of my lines. I thought that I would mention it here to try to offer it to a Tucker decendant before placing to the wolves on ebay. If you have an interest in these items please conract me. Sincerely- Dennis from Toledo ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I got a wonderful Tucker Family Genealogy find at an estate sale today: A circa 1820 small primitive rocking chair. It has no seat but the paint is the original.It has a tag put on it Many years ago stating that it was used by Uncle Will Tucker and his mother Sarah Tucker and that it came from Plymouth. I was told that they meant Plymouth,Ohio.It also came with an 1895 book "Tucker Genealogy" by Ephraim Rucker.The book is in okay condition. The cover page inside is detached.it has split where the inside binding comes together.The binding is loose but its holding up .Covers in good shape.Has written inside the original owner W.H. Tucker,Toledo,Ohio with a date of dec 10th 97 which I am assuming was 1897.Also has a library sticker from 1930 saying it was from the library of William E Wright and Mary Tucker Wright.I am assuming that Will moved to toledo and brought the chair from Plymouth and it had been his mothers chair and he passed it on to his daughter Mary and her husband.There is also a postcard in the book from 1900 to mr W H Tucker Esq. in Toledo,Ohio. It appears to be a genealogy inquiry. I was told that the home here(in Ottawa Hills which is an affluent suburb of Ohio) was the home of two doctors families that had married and had now reached the end of the line. The chair and book had been found stored in the attic.I bought these,even though I am not related and it was pricey because I am a genealogy nut and would give my eye teeth to own something like this from one of my lines. I thought that I would mention it here to try to offer it to a Tucker decendant before placing to the wolves on ebay. If you have an interest in these items please conract me. Sincerely- Dennis from Toledo

Dear Walt: I received this partial posting from roots web back in 2003. I am wondering if you are related to James Tucker b. 5-5-1800 and Wife Eliza ? b. 12-12-1809 died 10-25-1890? ?Sarah Jane Tucker b. 12-12-1827 d. 11-17-1855 A Cousin in Arkansas sent me photo's of their grave stones..... I am the descendent of their son Orange Tucker born 1822 In Alabama and his wife Matilda Lynda GILBIUN was born 1832 in Tenn. This unweaving of ancestors is quiet a deed. I have a Tucker line than comes in on my Roark line too..... Hope to hear from you. Billieirene Billieirene@dslextreme.com Tucker, Walt wrote: > For the person that asked about Moses Tucker: > > I've been chasing this one for a while, and have strong reason to > believe that Moses Tucker, born 1793 in Jacksboro, TN was the elder > brother of my gg-grandfather Henry Bellinger Tucker, born 1804 in Adair > County, KY. > > The reason I think this is rather hard to explain, but is built upon > bits and pieces of information that have come my way over the last 20 > years, making up a very large amount of circumstantial evidence. I > can't say this is the case with 100% certainty, but everything I have > been able to uncover seems to support this. Every time I find a new > piece of information, it tends to usually fit with what I already know. > > If so, the parents of the Moses Tucker (born 1793) you cite were William > Tucker and Martha Ballenger. The birthdate of William Tucker is > unknown, but my best guess has been about 1765, somewhere in North > Carolina. I don't have the parents of William Tucker with high > confidence (I have my suspicions), but do know that the ancestors of my > William Tucker came into North Carolina from Virginia and into Virginia > from Bermuda. Martha Ballenger would have been born about the same time > (ca. 1765) as William Tucker. I have evidence of Tuckers and Ballenger > families being somewhat close to each other going back to the early > 1700s, where the surnames tend to appear every once in a while as > witnesses to each other's deeds, wills, etc. > Martha Ballenger was the daughter of Moses Ballenger, who was a Quaker > (I can go back several generations with him). There are records of > Moses Ballenger and his family living in Guilford County, NC and then > migrating to Jefferson County, TN and aquiring land around 1788. It is > also thought that he moved back to Guilford County, NC for a couple of > years (where there was a large Quaker settlement) before moving back to > Jefferson County, TN permamently in the early to mid 1790s. > > I have records from the Ballenger side that show a Martha Ballinger > marrying a ??? Tucker (who I think is my William) in Guilford County, NC > in 1790. I have records from the Tucker side that show the the first > name of the wife of my William Tucker was Martha (and, indeed, my > gg-grandfather also named his first daughter Martha, and the middle name > of my gg-grandfather was Bellenger). The separate records I have > uncovered for Martha Ballenger and William Tucker put them in the same > location at the same time, making it very highly likely that I have the > correct pair. If my theory is correct, William and Martha accompanied > Martha's parents to Jefferson County, TN where their first son Moses was > born in either 1793 or 1795 (I have seen conflicting dates). > > William and Martha Tucker lived in Jefferson county, TN through the mid > to late-1790s before moving northwest to Adair County, KY. I have > various records in Adair County, KY after 1802 that shows them with > several acres of land along Wolf Creek. This would be where my > gg-grandfather was born in 1804. While in Adair County, KY then, the > Tucker land might be in present day Russell county, KY now. William > Tucker enlisted in Allen's Regiment of Kentucky Riflement for the war of > 1812. That regiment fought under General Hull in the battle for river > raisin (near Detroit, MI) where William Tucker is belived to have been > killed in January, 1813 (military records support this). If you start > to look at the Tuckers of Adair County, KY keep in mind that there was > an older William (Wofford) Tucker that moved to Adair County, KY after > 1812 but before 1818. Until I got my Tuckers straight it was easy to > confuse that William with my William, but they are not the same person. > > As I said, bits and pieces of information from both the Tucker side and > the Ballinger side seem to support the story I have put together. In > closing, I have attached some information sent to me from a Ballenger > researcher. You'll notice mention of a Moses Tucker as the first son of > Martha Ballenger and ?? Tucker. If so, Moses Tucker would have been > named after his maternal grandfather, Moses Ballenger. > > I have much more information to support what I have said, but this is > long enough for now. > > -- Walt Tucker > Aurora, OR >

Hmm? If I may add to this "Tucker" jig saw puzzle, I have a listing for a gg-grandfather. Born 3 May 1841 (Providence?) NC Died April 1893 (5?) in Barlow Ore. In reference to Walt's question of a James Eliza Tucker and the "Moses" considering the time period???? Leonard ----- Original Message ----- From: "BillieIrene" <billieirene@dslextreme.com> To: <tucker@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2007 10:07 AM Subject: Re: [TUCKER] [TUCKER-L] Robert R. Tucker, White Co TN > Good Morning Walt: > > I don't know where they were born but they were buried in Newton Co., > Arkansas > Their son Orange Tucker b. 1822 was born in Alabama. If I find any > thing more I sure > will let you know.... > > I see you are located in Aurora, OR. I don't know where Aurora is.... > I lived in Grants Pass and went > through high school there and college in Ashland..... small world > > Thanks Billieirene > > > Tucker, Walt wrote: > > >James Tucker and Eliza Tucker haven't come up in anything I've run > >across yet. Where was James Tucker born? How does he fit with Moses > >Tucker (b. 1793 d. 1886) of Kentucky? > > > >I've had the DNA testing done at FamilyTreeDNA > >(www.familytreedna.com/public/tucker) that shows that I am a member of > >the Thomas Tucker/Tucker (TTT) group. The ancestors of this group came > >from Virginia and then into North Carolina by the 1750s. After that, > >branches seem to go all over. There was a branch that split off and > >went into Alabama. My Tuckers went from North Carolina (probably by way > >of Jefferson County, Tennessee) into Adair County Kentucky (by 1802, the > >earliest record). My gg-grandfather then migrated to Indiana by 1829 > >(where he was married) and then across the Oregon Trail into Oregon in > >1852. We've been here ever since. > > > >A descendant of Moses Tucker that I have been corresponding with for a > >while also had the DNA testing done. The results would seem to indicate > >that we are somehow related. I continue to think that Henry Ballinger > >Tucker (my gg-grandfather) and Moses Tucker (his ggg-grandfather) were > >brothers. Most of the circumstantial evidence seems to point that way. > > > >My William Tucker of Adair County, Kentucky had six children. I think I > >know four of them. That leaves the possibility that James is one of the > >missing ones, although I am not sure I could attach a high probability > >to that right now. More likely, there is some convergence of ancestry > >farther back in time. > > > >I don't know if this helps. If you have more information that might tie > >into anything I've brought up, please let me know. > > > >Thanks, > > > >Walt Tucker > > > > > > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com] > >On Behalf Of BillieIrene > >Sent: Monday, June 11, 2007 8:20 AM > >To: TUCKER-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: Re: [TUCKER] [TUCKER-L] Robert R. Tucker, White Co TN > > > >Dear Walt: > > > >I received this partial posting from roots web back in 2003. > >I am wondering if you are related to James Tucker b. 5-5-1800 and Wife > >Eliza ? > >b. 12-12-1809 died 10-25-1890? ?Sarah Jane Tucker b. 12-12-1827 d. > >11-17-1855 > >A Cousin in Arkansas sent me photo's of their grave stones..... > >I am the descendent of their son Orange Tucker born 1822 In Alabama and > >his wife Matilda Lynda GILBIUN was born 1832 in Tenn. > > > >This unweaving of ancestors is quiet a deed. > >I have a Tucker line than comes in on my Roark line too..... > > > >Hope to hear from you. > > > >Billieirene Billieirene@dslextreme.com > > > > > > > >Tucker, Walt wrote: > > > > > > > >>For the person that asked about Moses Tucker: > >> > >>I've been chasing this one for a while, and have strong reason to > >>believe that Moses Tucker, born 1793 in Jacksboro, TN was the elder > >>brother of my gg-grandfather Henry Bellinger Tucker, born 1804 in > >>Adair County, KY. > >> > >>The reason I think this is rather hard to explain, but is built upon > >>bits and pieces of information that have come my way over the last 20 > >>years, making up a very large amount of circumstantial evidence. I > >>can't say this is the case with 100% certainty, but everything I have > >>been able to uncover seems to support this. Every time I find a new > >>piece of information, it tends to usually fit with what I already > >> > >> > >know. > > > > > >>If so, the parents of the Moses Tucker (born 1793) you cite were > >>William Tucker and Martha Ballenger. The birthdate of William Tucker > >>is unknown, but my best guess has been about 1765, somewhere in North > >>Carolina. I don't have the parents of William Tucker with high > >>confidence (I have my suspicions), but do know that the ancestors of > >>my William Tucker came into North Carolina from Virginia and into > >>Virginia from Bermuda. Martha Ballenger would have been born about > >>the same time (ca. 1765) as William Tucker. I have evidence of > >>Tuckers and Ballenger families being somewhat close to each other > >>going back to the early 1700s, where the surnames tend to appear every > >> > >> > > > > > > > >>once in a while as witnesses to each other's deeds, wills, etc. > >>Martha Ballenger was the daughter of Moses Ballenger, who was a Quaker > >> > >> > > > > > > > >>(I can go back several generations with him). There are records of > >>Moses Ballenger and his family living in Guilford County, NC and then > >>migrating to Jefferson County, TN and aquiring land around 1788. It > >>is also thought that he moved back to Guilford County, NC for a couple > >> > >> > > > > > > > >>of years (where there was a large Quaker settlement) before moving > >>back to Jefferson County, TN permamently in the early to mid 1790s. > >> > >>I have records from the Ballenger side that show a Martha Ballinger > >>marrying a ??? Tucker (who I think is my William) in Guilford County, > >>NC in 1790. I have records from the Tucker side that show the the > >>first name of the wife of my William Tucker was Martha (and, indeed, > >>my gg-grandfather also named his first daughter Martha, and the middle > >> > >> > > > > > > > >>name of my gg-grandfather was Bellenger). The separate records I have > >> > >> > > > > > > > >>uncovered for Martha Ballenger and William Tucker put them in the same > >> > >> > > > > > > > >>location at the same time, making it very highly likely that I have > >>the correct pair. If my theory is correct, William and Martha > >>accompanied Martha's parents to Jefferson County, TN where their first > >> > >> > > > > > > > >>son Moses was born in either 1793 or 1795 (I have seen conflicting > >> > >> > >dates). > > > > > >>William and Martha Tucker lived in Jefferson county, TN through the > >>mid to late-1790s before moving northwest to Adair County, KY. I have > >> > >> > > > > > > > >>various records in Adair County, KY after 1802 that shows them with > >>several acres of land along Wolf Creek. This would be where my > >>gg-grandfather was born in 1804. While in Adair County, KY then, the > >>Tucker land might be in present day Russell county, KY now. William > >>Tucker enlisted in Allen's Regiment of Kentucky Riflement for the war > >>of 1812. That regiment fought under General Hull in the battle for > >>river raisin (near Detroit, MI) where William Tucker is belived to > >>have been killed in January, 1813 (military records support this). If > >> > >> > > > > > > > >>you start to look at the Tuckers of Adair County, KY keep in mind that > >> > >> > > > > > > > >>there was an older William (Wofford) Tucker that moved to Adair > >>County, KY after > >>1812 but before 1818. Until I got my Tuckers straight it was easy to > >>confuse that William with my William, but they are not the same > >> > >> > >person. > > > > > >>As I said, bits and pieces of information from both the Tucker side > >>and the Ballinger side seem to support the story I have put together. > >> > >> > > > > > > > >>In closing, I have attached some information sent to me from a > >>Ballenger researcher. You'll notice mention of a Moses Tucker as the > >>first son of Martha Ballenger and ?? Tucker. If so, Moses Tucker > >>would have been named after his maternal grandfather, Moses Ballenger. > >> > >>I have much more information to support what I have said, but this is > >>long enough for now. > >> > >>-- Walt Tucker > >> Aurora, OR > >> > >> > >> > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.472 / Virus Database: 269.8.9/834 - Release Date: 6/5/07 2:38 PM > >

Good Morning Walt: I don't know where they were born but they were buried in Newton Co., Arkansas Their son Orange Tucker b. 1822 was born in Alabama. If I find any thing more I sure will let you know.... I see you are located in Aurora, OR. I don't know where Aurora is.... I lived in Grants Pass and went through high school there and college in Ashland..... small world Thanks Billieirene Tucker, Walt wrote: >James Tucker and Eliza Tucker haven't come up in anything I've run >across yet. Where was James Tucker born? How does he fit with Moses >Tucker (b. 1793 d. 1886) of Kentucky? > >I've had the DNA testing done at FamilyTreeDNA >(www.familytreedna.com/public/tucker) that shows that I am a member of >the Thomas Tucker/Tucker (TTT) group. The ancestors of this group came >from Virginia and then into North Carolina by the 1750s. After that, >branches seem to go all over. There was a branch that split off and >went into Alabama. My Tuckers went from North Carolina (probably by way >of Jefferson County, Tennessee) into Adair County Kentucky (by 1802, the >earliest record). My gg-grandfather then migrated to Indiana by 1829 >(where he was married) and then across the Oregon Trail into Oregon in >1852. We've been here ever since. > >A descendant of Moses Tucker that I have been corresponding with for a >while also had the DNA testing done. The results would seem to indicate >that we are somehow related. I continue to think that Henry Ballinger >Tucker (my gg-grandfather) and Moses Tucker (his ggg-grandfather) were >brothers. Most of the circumstantial evidence seems to point that way. > >My William Tucker of Adair County, Kentucky had six children. I think I >know four of them. That leaves the possibility that James is one of the >missing ones, although I am not sure I could attach a high probability >to that right now. More likely, there is some convergence of ancestry >farther back in time. > >I don't know if this helps. If you have more information that might tie >into anything I've brought up, please let me know. > >Thanks, > >Walt Tucker > > > >-----Original Message----- >From: tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com] >On Behalf Of BillieIrene >Sent: Monday, June 11, 2007 8:20 AM >To: TUCKER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [TUCKER] [TUCKER-L] Robert R. Tucker, White Co TN > >Dear Walt: > >I received this partial posting from roots web back in 2003. >I am wondering if you are related to James Tucker b. 5-5-1800 and Wife >Eliza ? >b. 12-12-1809 died 10-25-1890? ?Sarah Jane Tucker b. 12-12-1827 d. >11-17-1855 >A Cousin in Arkansas sent me photo's of their grave stones..... >I am the descendent of their son Orange Tucker born 1822 In Alabama and >his wife Matilda Lynda GILBIUN was born 1832 in Tenn. > >This unweaving of ancestors is quiet a deed. >I have a Tucker line than comes in on my Roark line too..... > >Hope to hear from you. > >Billieirene Billieirene@dslextreme.com > > > >Tucker, Walt wrote: > > > >>For the person that asked about Moses Tucker: >> >>I've been chasing this one for a while, and have strong reason to >>believe that Moses Tucker, born 1793 in Jacksboro, TN was the elder >>brother of my gg-grandfather Henry Bellinger Tucker, born 1804 in >>Adair County, KY. >> >>The reason I think this is rather hard to explain, but is built upon >>bits and pieces of information that have come my way over the last 20 >>years, making up a very large amount of circumstantial evidence. I >>can't say this is the case with 100% certainty, but everything I have >>been able to uncover seems to support this. Every time I find a new >>piece of information, it tends to usually fit with what I already >> >> >know. > > >>If so, the parents of the Moses Tucker (born 1793) you cite were >>William Tucker and Martha Ballenger. The birthdate of William Tucker >>is unknown, but my best guess has been about 1765, somewhere in North >>Carolina. I don't have the parents of William Tucker with high >>confidence (I have my suspicions), but do know that the ancestors of >>my William Tucker came into North Carolina from Virginia and into >>Virginia from Bermuda. Martha Ballenger would have been born about >>the same time (ca. 1765) as William Tucker. I have evidence of >>Tuckers and Ballenger families being somewhat close to each other >>going back to the early 1700s, where the surnames tend to appear every >> >> > > > >>once in a while as witnesses to each other's deeds, wills, etc. >>Martha Ballenger was the daughter of Moses Ballenger, who was a Quaker >> >> > > > >>(I can go back several generations with him). There are records of >>Moses Ballenger and his family living in Guilford County, NC and then >>migrating to Jefferson County, TN and aquiring land around 1788. It >>is also thought that he moved back to Guilford County, NC for a couple >> >> > > > >>of years (where there was a large Quaker settlement) before moving >>back to Jefferson County, TN permamently in the early to mid 1790s. >> >>I have records from the Ballenger side that show a Martha Ballinger >>marrying a ??? Tucker (who I think is my William) in Guilford County, >>NC in 1790. I have records from the Tucker side that show the the >>first name of the wife of my William Tucker was Martha (and, indeed, >>my gg-grandfather also named his first daughter Martha, and the middle >> >> > > > >>name of my gg-grandfather was Bellenger). The separate records I have >> >> > > > >>uncovered for Martha Ballenger and William Tucker put them in the same >> >> > > > >>location at the same time, making it very highly likely that I have >>the correct pair. If my theory is correct, William and Martha >>accompanied Martha's parents to Jefferson County, TN where their first >> >> > > > >>son Moses was born in either 1793 or 1795 (I have seen conflicting >> >> >dates). > > >>William and Martha Tucker lived in Jefferson county, TN through the >>mid to late-1790s before moving northwest to Adair County, KY. I have >> >> > > > >>various records in Adair County, KY after 1802 that shows them with >>several acres of land along Wolf Creek. This would be where my >>gg-grandfather was born in 1804. While in Adair County, KY then, the >>Tucker land might be in present day Russell county, KY now. William >>Tucker enlisted in Allen's Regiment of Kentucky Riflement for the war >>of 1812. That regiment fought under General Hull in the battle for >>river raisin (near Detroit, MI) where William Tucker is belived to >>have been killed in January, 1813 (military records support this). If >> >> > > > >>you start to look at the Tuckers of Adair County, KY keep in mind that >> >> > > > >>there was an older William (Wofford) Tucker that moved to Adair >>County, KY after >>1812 but before 1818. Until I got my Tuckers straight it was easy to >>confuse that William with my William, but they are not the same >> >> >person. > > >>As I said, bits and pieces of information from both the Tucker side >>and the Ballinger side seem to support the story I have put together. >> >> > > > >>In closing, I have attached some information sent to me from a >>Ballenger researcher. You'll notice mention of a Moses Tucker as the >>first son of Martha Ballenger and ?? Tucker. If so, Moses Tucker >>would have been named after his maternal grandfather, Moses Ballenger. >> >>I have much more information to support what I have said, but this is >>long enough for now. >> >>-- Walt Tucker >> Aurora, OR >> >> >>

Paul, When I first began researching the Tucker surname, I thought that the name "Anderson" must surely be an unusual one. I had found the ever-present John, James, Henry, Thomas, William etc., but "Anderson" seemed to be somewhat unique. It didn't take me long to learn that there were QUITE A FEW Anderson Tuckers :) I have, however, encountered the name Robert Anderson Tucker, but I don't remember offhand in what context. Joan --- Paul Tucker <patucker@tx.rr.com> wrote: > Joan, > > I assume that there is no known connection or any > reason to suspect one > between your William Anderson Tucker and Robert A. > (probably Anderson) > Tucker, bn about 1817, Virginia. Md Elizabeth > Caroline Stuart 12 Feb, 1854, > Tishabee, Greene Co., Alabama, dau of William M. and > Mary Ann Pare Stuart > who came from Virginia probably from Fredericksburg > area. Robert A. died 3 > Oct, 1873, Greene Co., Alabama. > > -Just a name play, that's all. > > Paul > > -----Original Message----- > From: tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com > [mailto:tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com]On > Behalf Of Joan Flatt > Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 4:49 PM > To: tucker@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [TUCKER] John Wesley Tucker 1834-1910 > > Leonard, > My great-grandfather, William Anderson Tucker (went > by > Anderson) married Elizabeth SMITH on July 25, 1833 > in > Lawrence Co. AR. They moved to Johnson Co. IL where > Anderson's father, Aaron Tucker, had settled. This > was in the region of Johnson Co. that later became > Pulaski Co. IL. Elizabeth was born April 14, 1815 > in > TN and died in 1884 on Taum's Creek in Reynolds Co. > MO. Anderson then married Mary Elizabeth (Jenkins) > Sprague, Nash. She was born July 4, 1853. After > Anderson's death on January 1, 1900, she married a > blind man by the name of John Long. She eventually > moved with two of her sons, Archie Nash and James > Henry Tucker to Texarkana, AR where she died > December > 5, 1929. So, my William isn't your William, but I > have seen information on your William and Surry was > cut from Rowan. > > Unfortunately, there were several William Tuckers in > that particular region of NC at the same time. That > just perpetuates the confusion that seems to plauge > us > that research Tuckers :) Good luck in your quest. > Joan > --- Leonard Tucker <70tucker@snowcrest.net> wrote: > > > Hello Joan, > > > > I would like to inquire concerning your William > > Tucker, born in 1813 in > > Rowan Co NC. > > > > > > I have a William Tucker gg grandfather (Buck?) > > Tucker born 16 Feb 1813 > > however listed in ?"Surry Co. NC.???? My records > > show married to Nancy > > Dealy 26 March 1839. > > > > Question, could this be the same person as your > > William Tucker??? if so I > > have his father's name of James Tucker died 1891 > > Linn Co. Oregon married to > > an Ann(a) Cave > > > > > > Perhaps another branch from the same tree???? > > > > > > Best wishes Leonard Tucker > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Joan Flatt" <joanflatt@yahoo.com> > > To: <tucker@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 7:20 PM > > Subject: Re: [TUCKER] John Wesley Tucker 1834-1910 > > > > > > > Sharon & Jerry, > > > You can visit familytreedna.com I think the > > website > > > is pretty specific on how to enroll in the Y-DNA > > > project. Further, if you enroll under the > Tucker > > > Project you will get a discounted price. If it > is > > > economically possible for you, you should enroll > > for > > > the 67 marker test. If that isn't possible, at > > least > > > try to opt for the 37 marker test. > > > > > > By the way, what evidence do you have that John > > who > > > married Isabella Scott Pryor was the son of > > Benjamin? > > > John Jr. is mentioned in his father, John Sr.'s > > will > > > and I believe that he can be defined through his > > land. > > > A transcription of the wills of both John > Tucker, > > Sr. > > > and John Tucker, Jr. are now on the web. > > > > > > John Sr. mentions his son John and his daughter, > > > Amorall. Amorall (spelled variously) married a > > WEBB. > > > There is documentation for these family > > connections. > > > > > > George (Rev. Vet) is defined by his accession to > > his > > > father's land which was left to Morgan by his > > father > > > John Jr. > > > > > > I am curious about the Benjamin connection. Can > > you > > > explain it? Also, could you both email me > > privately > > > and send me your lineages. If you aren't yet in > > the > > > "Project" then you don't have a posted lineage > on > > the > > > "Public Page" and I really would like to know > what > > > yours are since you seem to be linked to our > line. > > > > > > My line is: > > > > > > Aaron Tucker born 1768 in Maryland > > > William Anderson Tucker born 1813 in Rowan Co. > NC > > > Jasper Newton Tucker born 1857 in Iron Co. MO > > > William Washington Tucker born 1880 in Reynolds > > Co. > > > MO. > > > William Roy Tucker born 1912 in Carter Co. MO > > > Me > > > > > > Thanks, > > > Joan > > > > > > > > > --- Sharon <shar9158@comcast.net> wrote: > > > > > > > Dear Joan, > > > > I think you are correct about our common > > ancestors. > > > > I do have John > > > > Tucker 1711-1765 married to Isabel Scott Pryor > > as > > > > being the son of Benjamin > > > > Tucker and Sarah Unknown. My husband's mother > > is a > > > > Tucker by birth so my > > > > husband is in the direct line. What does it > > entail > > > > being involved in a DNA > > > > project? Do you have the Tucker Family Tree > > > > available to compare family > > > > lines and data? Sharon > > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > > > From: tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com > > > > [mailto:tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com] On > > > > Behalf Of Joan Flatt > > > > Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 1:20 PM > > > > To: tucker@rootsweb.com > > > > Subject: Re: [TUCKER] John Wesley Tucker > > 1834-1910 > > > > > > > > Sharon, > > > > You are apparently from our Tucker family. If > I > > > > have > > > > this correct, > > > > Morgan was the son of George (Rev.War Vet) > > > > George was the son of another Morgan > > > > Morgan was the son of John and Isabella > (Scott) > > > > Pryor > > > > (names could also be reversed ie. Pryor > (Scott) > > > > John was the son of John and Sarah Pettibone? > > > > > > > > Dr. Kenneth R. Tucker, Tommy Dale Tucker, and > my > > > > uncle, William Wayne Tucker represent this > === message truncated === ____________________________________________________________________________________ Get the Yahoo! toolbar and be alerted to new email wherever you're surfing. http://new.toolbar.yahoo.com/toolbar/features/mail/index.php

Have a William I. Tucker married Mattie Stewart... Her father was Dr. Francis Stewart... ----- Original Message ----- Wrom: UTFJMVRESKPNKMBIPBARHDMNNSKVFVWRKJ To: <tucker@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 5:21 PM Subject: Re: [TUCKER] John Wesley Tucker 1834-1910 > Joan, > > I assume that there is no known connection or any reason to suspect one > between your William Anderson Tucker and Robert A. (probably Anderson) > Tucker, bn about 1817, Virginia. Md Elizabeth Caroline Stuart 12 Feb, > 1854, > Tishabee, Greene Co., Alabama, dau of William M. and Mary Ann Pare Stuart > who came from Virginia probably from Fredericksburg area. Robert A. died 3 > Oct, 1873, Greene Co., Alabama. > > -Just a name play, that's all. > > Paul > > -----Original Message----- > Wrom: VZCMHVIBGDADRZFSQHYUCDDJBLVLMHAALPTCXLYRWTQTIPWIGYOKSTTZRCLBDXRQBG > Behalf Of Joan Flatt > Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 4:49 PM > To: tucker@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [TUCKER] John Wesley Tucker 1834-1910 > > Leonard, > My great-grandfather, William Anderson Tucker (went by > Anderson) married Elizabeth SMITH on July 25, 1833 in > Lawrence Co. AR. They moved to Johnson Co. IL where > Anderson's father, Aaron Tucker, had settled. This > was in the region of Johnson Co. that later became > Pulaski Co. IL. Elizabeth was born April 14, 1815 in > TN and died in 1884 on Taum's Creek in Reynolds Co. > MO. Anderson then married Mary Elizabeth (Jenkins) > Sprague, Nash. She was born July 4, 1853. After > Anderson's death on January 1, 1900, she married a > blind man by the name of John Long. She eventually > moved with two of her sons, Archie Nash and James > Henry Tucker to Texarkana, AR where she died December > 5, 1929. So, my William isn't your William, but I > have seen information on your William and Surry was > cut from Rowan. > > Unfortunately, there were several William Tuckers in > that particular region of NC at the same time. That > just perpetuates the confusion that seems to plauge us > that research Tuckers :) Good luck in your quest. > Joan > --- Leonard Tucker <70tucker@snowcrest.net> wrote: > > > Hello Joan, > > > > I would like to inquire concerning your William > > Tucker, born in 1813 in > > Rowan Co NC. > > > > > > I have a William Tucker gg grandfather (Buck?) > > Tucker born 16 Feb 1813 > > however listed in ?"Surry Co. NC.???? My records > > show married to Nancy > > Dealy 26 March 1839. > > > > Question, could this be the same person as your > > William Tucker??? if so I > > have his father's name of James Tucker died 1891 > > Linn Co. Oregon married to > > an Ann(a) Cave > > > > > > Perhaps another branch from the same tree???? > > > > > > Best wishes Leonard Tucker > > ----- Original Message ----- > > Wrom: JSNBOHMKHJYFMYXOEAIJJPHSCRTNHGSWZI > > To: <tucker@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 7:20 PM > > Subject: Re: [TUCKER] John Wesley Tucker 1834-1910 > > > > > > > Sharon & Jerry, > > > You can visit familytreedna.com I think the > > website > > > is pretty specific on how to enroll in the Y-DNA > > > project. Further, if you enroll under the Tucker > > > Project you will get a discounted price. If it is > > > economically possible for you, you should enroll > > for > > > the 67 marker test. If that isn't possible, at > > least > > > try to opt for the 37 marker test. > > > > > > By the way, what evidence do you have that John > > who > > > married Isabella Scott Pryor was the son of > > Benjamin? > > > John Jr. is mentioned in his father, John Sr.'s > > will > > > and I believe that he can be defined through his > > land. > > > A transcription of the wills of both John Tucker, > > Sr. > > > and John Tucker, Jr. are now on the web. > > > > > > John Sr. mentions his son John and his daughter, > > > Amorall. Amorall (spelled variously) married a > > WEBB. > > > There is documentation for these family > > connections. > > > > > > George (Rev. Vet) is defined by his accession to > > his > > > father's land which was left to Morgan by his > > father > > > John Jr. > > > > > > I am curious about the Benjamin connection. Can > > you > > > explain it? Also, could you both email me > > privately > > > and send me your lineages. If you aren't yet in > > the > > > "Project" then you don't have a posted lineage on > > the > > > "Public Page" and I really would like to know what > > > yours are since you seem to be linked to our line. > > > > > > My line is: > > > > > > Aaron Tucker born 1768 in Maryland > > > William Anderson Tucker born 1813 in Rowan Co. NC > > > Jasper Newton Tucker born 1857 in Iron Co. MO > > > William Washington Tucker born 1880 in Reynolds > > Co. > > > MO. > > > William Roy Tucker born 1912 in Carter Co. MO > > > Me > > > > > > Thanks, > > > Joan > > > > > > > > > --- Sharon <shar9158@comcast.net> wrote: > > > > > > > Dear Joan, > > > > I think you are correct about our common > > ancestors. > > > > I do have John > > > > Tucker 1711-1765 married to Isabel Scott Pryor > > as > > > > being the son of Benjamin > > > > Tucker and Sarah Unknown. My husband's mother > > is a > > > > Tucker by birth so my > > > > husband is in the direct line. What does it > > entail > > > > being involved in a DNA > > > > project? Do you have the Tucker Family Tree > > > > available to compare family > > > > lines and data? Sharon > > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > > > Wrom: DREXCAXZOWCONEUQZAAFXISHJEX > > > > [mailto:tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com] On > > > > Behalf Of Joan Flatt > > > > Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 1:20 PM > > > > To: tucker@rootsweb.com > > > > Subject: Re: [TUCKER] John Wesley Tucker > > 1834-1910 > > > > > > > > Sharon, > > > > You are apparently from our Tucker family. If I > > > > have > > > > this correct, > > > > Morgan was the son of George (Rev.War Vet) > > > > George was the son of another Morgan > > > > Morgan was the son of John and Isabella (Scott) > > > > Pryor > > > > (names could also be reversed ie. Pryor (Scott) > > > > John was the son of John and Sarah Pettibone? > > > > > > > > Dr. Kenneth R. Tucker, Tommy Dale Tucker, and my > > > > uncle, William Wayne Tucker represent this > > > > particular > > > > Tucker family through the Y-DNA project. Do you > > > > have > > > > a Tucker male who could participate in the DNA > > > > project > > > > for this line? > > > > Joan > > > > > > > > > > > > --- Sharon <shar9158@comcast.net> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Hi, I have a John Wesley Tucker born Jun 1, > > 1834 > > > > in > > > > > Monongalia, West > > > > > Virginia and died May 07, 1910 in Arbela, > > Harrison > > > > > Township, Scotland > > > > > County, Missouri. He is the son of Morgan > > Tucker > > > > > 1804-1893 and Christena > > > > > Moore 1804-1884 both of Virginia. John Wesley > > > > > Tucker married Julia Ann > > > > > Power on Sep 6, 1855 in Memphis, Scotland > > County, > > > > > Missouri. Any questions, > > > > > let me know. Sharon Whitehouse > > > > > (shar9158@comcast.net) > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > > > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an > > email > > > > > to TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com with the word > > > > > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the > > subject > > > > and > > > > > the body of the message > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ____________________________________________________________________________ > > > > ________ > > > > Now that's room service! Choose from over > > 150,000 > > > > hotels > > > > in 45,000 destinations on Yahoo! 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James Tucker and Eliza Tucker haven't come up in anything I've run across yet. Where was James Tucker born? How does he fit with Moses Tucker (b. 1793 d. 1886) of Kentucky? I've had the DNA testing done at FamilyTreeDNA (www.familytreedna.com/public/tucker) that shows that I am a member of the Thomas Tucker/Tucker (TTT) group. The ancestors of this group came from Virginia and then into North Carolina by the 1750s. After that, branches seem to go all over. There was a branch that split off and went into Alabama. My Tuckers went from North Carolina (probably by way of Jefferson County, Tennessee) into Adair County Kentucky (by 1802, the earliest record). My gg-grandfather then migrated to Indiana by 1829 (where he was married) and then across the Oregon Trail into Oregon in 1852. We've been here ever since. A descendant of Moses Tucker that I have been corresponding with for a while also had the DNA testing done. The results would seem to indicate that we are somehow related. I continue to think that Henry Ballinger Tucker (my gg-grandfather) and Moses Tucker (his ggg-grandfather) were brothers. Most of the circumstantial evidence seems to point that way. My William Tucker of Adair County, Kentucky had six children. I think I know four of them. That leaves the possibility that James is one of the missing ones, although I am not sure I could attach a high probability to that right now. More likely, there is some convergence of ancestry farther back in time. I don't know if this helps. If you have more information that might tie into anything I've brought up, please let me know. Thanks, Walt Tucker -----Original Message----- From: tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of BillieIrene Sent: Monday, June 11, 2007 8:20 AM To: TUCKER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [TUCKER] [TUCKER-L] Robert R. Tucker, White Co TN Dear Walt: I received this partial posting from roots web back in 2003. I am wondering if you are related to James Tucker b. 5-5-1800 and Wife Eliza ? b. 12-12-1809 died 10-25-1890? ?Sarah Jane Tucker b. 12-12-1827 d. 11-17-1855 A Cousin in Arkansas sent me photo's of their grave stones..... I am the descendent of their son Orange Tucker born 1822 In Alabama and his wife Matilda Lynda GILBIUN was born 1832 in Tenn. This unweaving of ancestors is quiet a deed. I have a Tucker line than comes in on my Roark line too..... Hope to hear from you. Billieirene Billieirene@dslextreme.com Tucker, Walt wrote: > For the person that asked about Moses Tucker: > > I've been chasing this one for a while, and have strong reason to > believe that Moses Tucker, born 1793 in Jacksboro, TN was the elder > brother of my gg-grandfather Henry Bellinger Tucker, born 1804 in > Adair County, KY. > > The reason I think this is rather hard to explain, but is built upon > bits and pieces of information that have come my way over the last 20 > years, making up a very large amount of circumstantial evidence. I > can't say this is the case with 100% certainty, but everything I have > been able to uncover seems to support this. Every time I find a new > piece of information, it tends to usually fit with what I already know. > > If so, the parents of the Moses Tucker (born 1793) you cite were > William Tucker and Martha Ballenger. The birthdate of William Tucker > is unknown, but my best guess has been about 1765, somewhere in North > Carolina. I don't have the parents of William Tucker with high > confidence (I have my suspicions), but do know that the ancestors of > my William Tucker came into North Carolina from Virginia and into > Virginia from Bermuda. Martha Ballenger would have been born about > the same time (ca. 1765) as William Tucker. I have evidence of > Tuckers and Ballenger families being somewhat close to each other > going back to the early 1700s, where the surnames tend to appear every > once in a while as witnesses to each other's deeds, wills, etc. > Martha Ballenger was the daughter of Moses Ballenger, who was a Quaker > (I can go back several generations with him). There are records of > Moses Ballenger and his family living in Guilford County, NC and then > migrating to Jefferson County, TN and aquiring land around 1788. It > is also thought that he moved back to Guilford County, NC for a couple > of years (where there was a large Quaker settlement) before moving > back to Jefferson County, TN permamently in the early to mid 1790s. > > I have records from the Ballenger side that show a Martha Ballinger > marrying a ??? Tucker (who I think is my William) in Guilford County, > NC in 1790. I have records from the Tucker side that show the the > first name of the wife of my William Tucker was Martha (and, indeed, > my gg-grandfather also named his first daughter Martha, and the middle > name of my gg-grandfather was Bellenger). The separate records I have > uncovered for Martha Ballenger and William Tucker put them in the same > location at the same time, making it very highly likely that I have > the correct pair. If my theory is correct, William and Martha > accompanied Martha's parents to Jefferson County, TN where their first > son Moses was born in either 1793 or 1795 (I have seen conflicting dates). > > William and Martha Tucker lived in Jefferson county, TN through the > mid to late-1790s before moving northwest to Adair County, KY. I have > various records in Adair County, KY after 1802 that shows them with > several acres of land along Wolf Creek. This would be where my > gg-grandfather was born in 1804. While in Adair County, KY then, the > Tucker land might be in present day Russell county, KY now. William > Tucker enlisted in Allen's Regiment of Kentucky Riflement for the war > of 1812. That regiment fought under General Hull in the battle for > river raisin (near Detroit, MI) where William Tucker is belived to > have been killed in January, 1813 (military records support this). If > you start to look at the Tuckers of Adair County, KY keep in mind that > there was an older William (Wofford) Tucker that moved to Adair > County, KY after > 1812 but before 1818. Until I got my Tuckers straight it was easy to > confuse that William with my William, but they are not the same person. > > As I said, bits and pieces of information from both the Tucker side > and the Ballinger side seem to support the story I have put together. > In closing, I have attached some information sent to me from a > Ballenger researcher. You'll notice mention of a Moses Tucker as the > first son of Martha Ballenger and ?? Tucker. If so, Moses Tucker > would have been named after his maternal grandfather, Moses Ballenger. > > I have much more information to support what I have said, but this is > long enough for now. > > -- Walt Tucker > Aurora, OR > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

----- Original Message ----- From: <tucker-request@rootsweb.com> To: <tucker@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 3:03 AM Subject: TUCKER Digest, Vol 2, Issue 64 Sharon, Just a small point, but your John Wesley Tucker COULD NOT have been born in Monongalia, West Virginia Jun. 1, 1834 as WEST VIRGINIA DID NOT EXIST THEN! It would have been Virginia in 1834! Tim Tucker > > From: Sharon > Sent: Saturday, June 2, 2007 5:22 PM > To: TUCKER@rootsweb.com > Subject: [TUCKER] John Wesley Tucker 1834-1910 > > Hi, I have a John Wesley Tucker born Jun 1, 1834 in Monongalia, West > Virginia and died May 07, 1910 in Arbela, Harrison Township, Scotland > County, Missouri. He is the son of Morgan Tucker 1804-1893 and Christena > Moore 1804-1884 both of Virginia. John Wesley Tucker married Julia Ann > Power on Sep 6, 1855 in Memphis, Scotland County, Missouri. Any > questions, > let me know. Sharon Whitehouse (shar9158@comcast.net) > >

Joan, I assume that there is no known connection or any reason to suspect one between your William Anderson Tucker and Robert A. (probably Anderson) Tucker, bn about 1817, Virginia. Md Elizabeth Caroline Stuart 12 Feb, 1854, Tishabee, Greene Co., Alabama, dau of William M. and Mary Ann Pare Stuart who came from Virginia probably from Fredericksburg area. Robert A. died 3 Oct, 1873, Greene Co., Alabama. -Just a name play, that's all. Paul -----Original Message----- From: tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of Joan Flatt Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 4:49 PM To: tucker@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [TUCKER] John Wesley Tucker 1834-1910 Leonard, My great-grandfather, William Anderson Tucker (went by Anderson) married Elizabeth SMITH on July 25, 1833 in Lawrence Co. AR. They moved to Johnson Co. IL where Anderson's father, Aaron Tucker, had settled. This was in the region of Johnson Co. that later became Pulaski Co. IL. Elizabeth was born April 14, 1815 in TN and died in 1884 on Taum's Creek in Reynolds Co. MO. Anderson then married Mary Elizabeth (Jenkins) Sprague, Nash. She was born July 4, 1853. After Anderson's death on January 1, 1900, she married a blind man by the name of John Long. She eventually moved with two of her sons, Archie Nash and James Henry Tucker to Texarkana, AR where she died December 5, 1929. So, my William isn't your William, but I have seen information on your William and Surry was cut from Rowan. Unfortunately, there were several William Tuckers in that particular region of NC at the same time. That just perpetuates the confusion that seems to plauge us that research Tuckers :) Good luck in your quest. Joan --- Leonard Tucker <70tucker@snowcrest.net> wrote: > Hello Joan, > > I would like to inquire concerning your William > Tucker, born in 1813 in > Rowan Co NC. > > > I have a William Tucker gg grandfather (Buck?) > Tucker born 16 Feb 1813 > however listed in ?"Surry Co. NC.???? My records > show married to Nancy > Dealy 26 March 1839. > > Question, could this be the same person as your > William Tucker??? if so I > have his father's name of James Tucker died 1891 > Linn Co. Oregon married to > an Ann(a) Cave > > > Perhaps another branch from the same tree???? > > > Best wishes Leonard Tucker > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Joan Flatt" <joanflatt@yahoo.com> > To: <tucker@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 7:20 PM > Subject: Re: [TUCKER] John Wesley Tucker 1834-1910 > > > > Sharon & Jerry, > > You can visit familytreedna.com I think the > website > > is pretty specific on how to enroll in the Y-DNA > > project. Further, if you enroll under the Tucker > > Project you will get a discounted price. If it is > > economically possible for you, you should enroll > for > > the 67 marker test. If that isn't possible, at > least > > try to opt for the 37 marker test. > > > > By the way, what evidence do you have that John > who > > married Isabella Scott Pryor was the son of > Benjamin? > > John Jr. is mentioned in his father, John Sr.'s > will > > and I believe that he can be defined through his > land. > > A transcription of the wills of both John Tucker, > Sr. > > and John Tucker, Jr. are now on the web. > > > > John Sr. mentions his son John and his daughter, > > Amorall. Amorall (spelled variously) married a > WEBB. > > There is documentation for these family > connections. > > > > George (Rev. Vet) is defined by his accession to > his > > father's land which was left to Morgan by his > father > > John Jr. > > > > I am curious about the Benjamin connection. Can > you > > explain it? Also, could you both email me > privately > > and send me your lineages. If you aren't yet in > the > > "Project" then you don't have a posted lineage on > the > > "Public Page" and I really would like to know what > > yours are since you seem to be linked to our line. > > > > My line is: > > > > Aaron Tucker born 1768 in Maryland > > William Anderson Tucker born 1813 in Rowan Co. NC > > Jasper Newton Tucker born 1857 in Iron Co. MO > > William Washington Tucker born 1880 in Reynolds > Co. > > MO. > > William Roy Tucker born 1912 in Carter Co. MO > > Me > > > > Thanks, > > Joan > > > > > > --- Sharon <shar9158@comcast.net> wrote: > > > > > Dear Joan, > > > I think you are correct about our common > ancestors. > > > I do have John > > > Tucker 1711-1765 married to Isabel Scott Pryor > as > > > being the son of Benjamin > > > Tucker and Sarah Unknown. My husband's mother > is a > > > Tucker by birth so my > > > husband is in the direct line. What does it > entail > > > being involved in a DNA > > > project? Do you have the Tucker Family Tree > > > available to compare family > > > lines and data? Sharon > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > > From: tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com > > > [mailto:tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com] On > > > Behalf Of Joan Flatt > > > Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 1:20 PM > > > To: tucker@rootsweb.com > > > Subject: Re: [TUCKER] John Wesley Tucker > 1834-1910 > > > > > > Sharon, > > > You are apparently from our Tucker family. If I > > > have > > > this correct, > > > Morgan was the son of George (Rev.War Vet) > > > George was the son of another Morgan > > > Morgan was the son of John and Isabella (Scott) > > > Pryor > > > (names could also be reversed ie. Pryor (Scott) > > > John was the son of John and Sarah Pettibone? > > > > > > Dr. Kenneth R. Tucker, Tommy Dale Tucker, and my > > > uncle, William Wayne Tucker represent this > > > particular > > > Tucker family through the Y-DNA project. Do you > > > have > > > a Tucker male who could participate in the DNA > > > project > > > for this line? > > > Joan > > > > > > > > > --- Sharon <shar9158@comcast.net> wrote: > > > > > > > Hi, I have a John Wesley Tucker born Jun 1, > 1834 > > > in > > > > Monongalia, West > > > > Virginia and died May 07, 1910 in Arbela, > Harrison > > > > Township, Scotland > > > > County, Missouri. He is the son of Morgan > Tucker > > > > 1804-1893 and Christena > > > > Moore 1804-1884 both of Virginia. John Wesley > > > > Tucker married Julia Ann > > > > Power on Sep 6, 1855 in Memphis, Scotland > County, > > > > Missouri. Any questions, > > > > let me know. Sharon Whitehouse > > > > (shar9158@comcast.net) > > > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an > email > > > > to TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com with the word > > > > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the > subject > > > and > > > > the body of the message > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ____________________________________________________________________________ > > > ________ > > > Now that's room service! Choose from over > 150,000 > > > hotels > > > in 45,000 destinations on Yahoo! Travel to find > your > > > fit. > > > > http://farechase.yahoo.com/promo-generic-14795097 > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an > email > > > to > > > TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com with the word > > > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > > > in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > > > > > > > > > === message truncated === ______________________________________________________________________ ______________ Park yourself in front of a world of choices in alternative vehicles. Visit the Yahoo! Auto Green Center. http://autos.yahoo.com/green_center/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Leonard, My great-grandfather, William Anderson Tucker (went by Anderson) married Elizabeth SMITH on July 25, 1833 in Lawrence Co. AR. They moved to Johnson Co. IL where Anderson's father, Aaron Tucker, had settled. This was in the region of Johnson Co. that later became Pulaski Co. IL. Elizabeth was born April 14, 1815 in TN and died in 1884 on Taum's Creek in Reynolds Co. MO. Anderson then married Mary Elizabeth (Jenkins) Sprague, Nash. She was born July 4, 1853. After Anderson's death on January 1, 1900, she married a blind man by the name of John Long. She eventually moved with two of her sons, Archie Nash and James Henry Tucker to Texarkana, AR where she died December 5, 1929. So, my William isn't your William, but I have seen information on your William and Surry was cut from Rowan. Unfortunately, there were several William Tuckers in that particular region of NC at the same time. That just perpetuates the confusion that seems to plauge us that research Tuckers :) Good luck in your quest. Joan --- Leonard Tucker <70tucker@snowcrest.net> wrote: > Hello Joan, > > I would like to inquire concerning your William > Tucker, born in 1813 in > Rowan Co NC. > > > I have a William Tucker gg grandfather (Buck?) > Tucker born 16 Feb 1813 > however listed in ?"Surry Co. NC.???? My records > show married to Nancy > Dealy 26 March 1839. > > Question, could this be the same person as your > William Tucker??? if so I > have his father's name of James Tucker died 1891 > Linn Co. Oregon married to > an Ann(a) Cave > > > Perhaps another branch from the same tree???? > > > Best wishes Leonard Tucker > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Joan Flatt" <joanflatt@yahoo.com> > To: <tucker@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 7:20 PM > Subject: Re: [TUCKER] John Wesley Tucker 1834-1910 > > > > Sharon & Jerry, > > You can visit familytreedna.com I think the > website > > is pretty specific on how to enroll in the Y-DNA > > project. Further, if you enroll under the Tucker > > Project you will get a discounted price. If it is > > economically possible for you, you should enroll > for > > the 67 marker test. If that isn't possible, at > least > > try to opt for the 37 marker test. > > > > By the way, what evidence do you have that John > who > > married Isabella Scott Pryor was the son of > Benjamin? > > John Jr. is mentioned in his father, John Sr.'s > will > > and I believe that he can be defined through his > land. > > A transcription of the wills of both John Tucker, > Sr. > > and John Tucker, Jr. are now on the web. > > > > John Sr. mentions his son John and his daughter, > > Amorall. Amorall (spelled variously) married a > WEBB. > > There is documentation for these family > connections. > > > > George (Rev. Vet) is defined by his accession to > his > > father's land which was left to Morgan by his > father > > John Jr. > > > > I am curious about the Benjamin connection. Can > you > > explain it? Also, could you both email me > privately > > and send me your lineages. If you aren't yet in > the > > "Project" then you don't have a posted lineage on > the > > "Public Page" and I really would like to know what > > yours are since you seem to be linked to our line. > > > > My line is: > > > > Aaron Tucker born 1768 in Maryland > > William Anderson Tucker born 1813 in Rowan Co. NC > > Jasper Newton Tucker born 1857 in Iron Co. MO > > William Washington Tucker born 1880 in Reynolds > Co. > > MO. > > William Roy Tucker born 1912 in Carter Co. MO > > Me > > > > Thanks, > > Joan > > > > > > --- Sharon <shar9158@comcast.net> wrote: > > > > > Dear Joan, > > > I think you are correct about our common > ancestors. > > > I do have John > > > Tucker 1711-1765 married to Isabel Scott Pryor > as > > > being the son of Benjamin > > > Tucker and Sarah Unknown. My husband's mother > is a > > > Tucker by birth so my > > > husband is in the direct line. What does it > entail > > > being involved in a DNA > > > project? Do you have the Tucker Family Tree > > > available to compare family > > > lines and data? Sharon > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > > From: tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com > > > [mailto:tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com] On > > > Behalf Of Joan Flatt > > > Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 1:20 PM > > > To: tucker@rootsweb.com > > > Subject: Re: [TUCKER] John Wesley Tucker > 1834-1910 > > > > > > Sharon, > > > You are apparently from our Tucker family. If I > > > have > > > this correct, > > > Morgan was the son of George (Rev.War Vet) > > > George was the son of another Morgan > > > Morgan was the son of John and Isabella (Scott) > > > Pryor > > > (names could also be reversed ie. Pryor (Scott) > > > John was the son of John and Sarah Pettibone? > > > > > > Dr. Kenneth R. Tucker, Tommy Dale Tucker, and my > > > uncle, William Wayne Tucker represent this > > > particular > > > Tucker family through the Y-DNA project. Do you > > > have > > > a Tucker male who could participate in the DNA > > > project > > > for this line? > > > Joan > > > > > > > > > --- Sharon <shar9158@comcast.net> wrote: > > > > > > > Hi, I have a John Wesley Tucker born Jun 1, > 1834 > > > in > > > > Monongalia, West > > > > Virginia and died May 07, 1910 in Arbela, > Harrison > > > > Township, Scotland > > > > County, Missouri. He is the son of Morgan > Tucker > > > > 1804-1893 and Christena > > > > Moore 1804-1884 both of Virginia. John Wesley > > > > Tucker married Julia Ann > > > > Power on Sep 6, 1855 in Memphis, Scotland > County, > > > > Missouri. Any questions, > > > > let me know. Sharon Whitehouse > > > > (shar9158@comcast.net) > > > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an > email > > > > to TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com with the word > > > > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the > subject > > > and > > > > the body of the message > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ____________________________________________________________________________ > > > ________ > > > Now that's room service! Choose from over > 150,000 > > > hotels > > > in 45,000 destinations on Yahoo! 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Seeking information on William Tucker Clarendon County SC 1856 or 1858 son of Gabriel and Elizabeth Tucker . Who his wife was and if they had any children Carolyn Bagnall Garrett

Hello Joan, I would like to inquire concerning your William Tucker, born in 1813 in Rowan Co NC. I have a William Tucker gg grandfather (Buck?) Tucker born 16 Feb 1813 however listed in ?"Surry Co. NC.???? My records show married to Nancy Dealy 26 March 1839. Question, could this be the same person as your William Tucker??? if so I have his father's name of James Tucker died 1891 Linn Co. Oregon married to an Ann(a) Cave Perhaps another branch from the same tree???? Best wishes Leonard Tucker ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joan Flatt" <joanflatt@yahoo.com> To: <tucker@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 7:20 PM Subject: Re: [TUCKER] John Wesley Tucker 1834-1910 > Sharon & Jerry, > You can visit familytreedna.com I think the website > is pretty specific on how to enroll in the Y-DNA > project. Further, if you enroll under the Tucker > Project you will get a discounted price. If it is > economically possible for you, you should enroll for > the 67 marker test. If that isn't possible, at least > try to opt for the 37 marker test. > > By the way, what evidence do you have that John who > married Isabella Scott Pryor was the son of Benjamin? > John Jr. is mentioned in his father, John Sr.'s will > and I believe that he can be defined through his land. > A transcription of the wills of both John Tucker, Sr. > and John Tucker, Jr. are now on the web. > > John Sr. mentions his son John and his daughter, > Amorall. Amorall (spelled variously) married a WEBB. > There is documentation for these family connections. > > George (Rev. Vet) is defined by his accession to his > father's land which was left to Morgan by his father > John Jr. > > I am curious about the Benjamin connection. Can you > explain it? Also, could you both email me privately > and send me your lineages. If you aren't yet in the > "Project" then you don't have a posted lineage on the > "Public Page" and I really would like to know what > yours are since you seem to be linked to our line. > > My line is: > > Aaron Tucker born 1768 in Maryland > William Anderson Tucker born 1813 in Rowan Co. NC > Jasper Newton Tucker born 1857 in Iron Co. MO > William Washington Tucker born 1880 in Reynolds Co. > MO. > William Roy Tucker born 1912 in Carter Co. MO > Me > > Thanks, > Joan > > > --- Sharon <shar9158@comcast.net> wrote: > > > Dear Joan, > > I think you are correct about our common ancestors. > > I do have John > > Tucker 1711-1765 married to Isabel Scott Pryor as > > being the son of Benjamin > > Tucker and Sarah Unknown. My husband's mother is a > > Tucker by birth so my > > husband is in the direct line. What does it entail > > being involved in a DNA > > project? Do you have the Tucker Family Tree > > available to compare family > > lines and data? Sharon > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com > > [mailto:tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com] On > > Behalf Of Joan Flatt > > Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 1:20 PM > > To: tucker@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Re: [TUCKER] John Wesley Tucker 1834-1910 > > > > Sharon, > > You are apparently from our Tucker family. If I > > have > > this correct, > > Morgan was the son of George (Rev.War Vet) > > George was the son of another Morgan > > Morgan was the son of John and Isabella (Scott) > > Pryor > > (names could also be reversed ie. Pryor (Scott) > > John was the son of John and Sarah Pettibone? > > > > Dr. Kenneth R. Tucker, Tommy Dale Tucker, and my > > uncle, William Wayne Tucker represent this > > particular > > Tucker family through the Y-DNA project. Do you > > have > > a Tucker male who could participate in the DNA > > project > > for this line? > > Joan > > > > > > --- Sharon <shar9158@comcast.net> wrote: > > > > > Hi, I have a John Wesley Tucker born Jun 1, 1834 > > in > > > Monongalia, West > > > Virginia and died May 07, 1910 in Arbela, Harrison > > > Township, Scotland > > > County, Missouri. He is the son of Morgan Tucker > > > 1804-1893 and Christena > > > Moore 1804-1884 both of Virginia. John Wesley > > > Tucker married Julia Ann > > > Power on Sep 6, 1855 in Memphis, Scotland County, > > > Missouri. Any questions, > > > let me know. Sharon Whitehouse > > > (shar9158@comcast.net) > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > > > to TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com with the word > > > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject > > and > > > the body of the message > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ____________________________________________________________________________ > > ________ > > Now that's room service! Choose from over 150,000 > > hotels > > in 45,000 destinations on Yahoo! 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There must be 10 billion Williams in this country alone. My great grand father having been one. I think I shell never find too much on him, but I keep trying.... Never know when someone may have just what I am searching for... ----- Original Message ----- From: <tuck33@webtv.net> To: <tucker@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 1:40 PM Subject: [TUCKER] Tucker,s in SW. Penn. West Virgina and Ohio > Strange thing right here in two counties of SE. Ohio their were four > different Tucker families that did not claim to be related. One line > claims as their birth place as Ireland, as reported in the early 1800's > census. My family clamed to be Irish but seams to begin with William > Tucker born 1775 in SE Penn. I can not find out who William's father was. > At this time their were a lot of Scotch Irish coming to America. > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >

My grand mother's father was William Tucker from Georgia. I have very little information on him, so I always ask if I see a Tucker surname mentioned. Her name was Effie Stewart Tucker, brothers were Will (William), and James, (Jim) Her mother's maiden name was Stewart, and I have reason to believe she was from SC. If you have run across any of these names, I would be delighted to hear from you. Regards, Barbara (in Ms.) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carolyn Garrett" <garrett.c@comcast.net> To: <TUCKER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 7:46 AM Subject: [TUCKER] Tucker > Seeking information William Edward Tucker born 1854-1898 Clarendon County > SC son of Gabriel Tucker and Elizabeth Aycock . > Carolyn Garrett > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >

Sharon & Jerry, You can visit familytreedna.com I think the website is pretty specific on how to enroll in the Y-DNA project. Further, if you enroll under the Tucker Project you will get a discounted price. If it is economically possible for you, you should enroll for the 67 marker test. If that isn't possible, at least try to opt for the 37 marker test. By the way, what evidence do you have that John who married Isabella Scott Pryor was the son of Benjamin? John Jr. is mentioned in his father, John Sr.'s will and I believe that he can be defined through his land. A transcription of the wills of both John Tucker, Sr. and John Tucker, Jr. are now on the web. John Sr. mentions his son John and his daughter, Amorall. Amorall (spelled variously) married a WEBB. There is documentation for these family connections. George (Rev. Vet) is defined by his accession to his father's land which was left to Morgan by his father John Jr. I am curious about the Benjamin connection. Can you explain it? Also, could you both email me privately and send me your lineages. If you aren't yet in the "Project" then you don't have a posted lineage on the "Public Page" and I really would like to know what yours are since you seem to be linked to our line. My line is: Aaron Tucker born 1768 in Maryland William Anderson Tucker born 1813 in Rowan Co. NC Jasper Newton Tucker born 1857 in Iron Co. MO William Washington Tucker born 1880 in Reynolds Co. MO. William Roy Tucker born 1912 in Carter Co. MO Me Thanks, Joan --- Sharon <shar9158@comcast.net> wrote: > Dear Joan, > I think you are correct about our common ancestors. > I do have John > Tucker 1711-1765 married to Isabel Scott Pryor as > being the son of Benjamin > Tucker and Sarah Unknown. My husband's mother is a > Tucker by birth so my > husband is in the direct line. What does it entail > being involved in a DNA > project? Do you have the Tucker Family Tree > available to compare family > lines and data? Sharon > > -----Original Message----- > From: tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com > [mailto:tucker-bounces@rootsweb.com] On > Behalf Of Joan Flatt > Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 1:20 PM > To: tucker@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [TUCKER] John Wesley Tucker 1834-1910 > > Sharon, > You are apparently from our Tucker family. If I > have > this correct, > Morgan was the son of George (Rev.War Vet) > George was the son of another Morgan > Morgan was the son of John and Isabella (Scott) > Pryor > (names could also be reversed ie. Pryor (Scott) > John was the son of John and Sarah Pettibone? > > Dr. Kenneth R. Tucker, Tommy Dale Tucker, and my > uncle, William Wayne Tucker represent this > particular > Tucker family through the Y-DNA project. Do you > have > a Tucker male who could participate in the DNA > project > for this line? > Joan > > > --- Sharon <shar9158@comcast.net> wrote: > > > Hi, I have a John Wesley Tucker born Jun 1, 1834 > in > > Monongalia, West > > Virginia and died May 07, 1910 in Arbela, Harrison > > Township, Scotland > > County, Missouri. He is the son of Morgan Tucker > > 1804-1893 and Christena > > Moore 1804-1884 both of Virginia. John Wesley > > Tucker married Julia Ann > > Power on Sep 6, 1855 in Memphis, Scotland County, > > Missouri. Any questions, > > let me know. Sharon Whitehouse > > (shar9158@comcast.net) > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > > to TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com with the word > > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject > and > > the body of the message > > > > > > > ____________________________________________________________________________ > ________ > Now that's room service! Choose from over 150,000 > hotels > in 45,000 destinations on Yahoo! Travel to find your > fit. > http://farechase.yahoo.com/promo-generic-14795097 > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > to > TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com with the word > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > to TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com with the word > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message > ____________________________________________________________________________________ Looking for a deal? Find great prices on flights and hotels with Yahoo! FareChase. http://farechase.yahoo.com/

Strange thing right here in two counties of SE. Ohio their were four different Tucker families that did not claim to be related. One line claims as their birth place as Ireland, as reported in the early 1800's census. My family clamed to be Irish but seams to begin with William Tucker born 1775 in SE Penn. I can not find out who William's father was. At this time their were a lot of Scotch Irish coming to America.