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Re: BUCK

Goldenage1 — 2009-11-06 12:50:16Z

Sorry, I don't know the wife's name. The one at 11 Court is apparently a good business address.

Thanks for your help.

Re: BUCK

ELLinSpain — 2009-11-05 22:31:26Z

Name: David W. Buck
Location 1: 1 Norfolk
City: Cambridge
State: MA
Occupation: janitor
Year: 1888
Location 2: rms. do.

Name: David W. Buck
Location 1: 1 Norfolk
City: Cambridge
State: MA
Occupation: janitor
Year: 1889
Location 2: rooms 97 Austin

Name: David W. Buck
City: Cambridge
State: MA
Year: 1890
Location 2: boards 21 Shepard

FROM CAMBRIDGE MASS DIRECTORIES

Re: BUCK

ELLinSpain — 2009-11-05 22:27:57Z

1870
Name: David Buck
LABOURER
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1812
Age in 1870: 58
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Home in 1870: Yarmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts
Race: White
Gender: Male
+
Name: Emily Buck
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1819
Age in 1870: 51
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Home in 1870: Yarmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts
Race: White
Gender: Female
+
Name: Laura A Buck
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1846
Age in 1870: 24
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Home in 1870: Yarmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts
Race: White
Gender: Female

Post Office: Barnstable

????

Re: BUCK

ELLinSpain — 2009-11-05 22:25:28Z

Name: Mrs. David Buck
Location 2: 127 Marlboro
Year: 1890
City: Boston
State: MA

+
Name: Mrs. Emily Buck (David)
Location 1: off Camp, Hyannis
City: Yarmouth
State: Massachusetts
Year: 1890

1861
DAVID BUCK
MERCHANT 11 COURT HOUSE H @ ANDOVER

THERE ARE 123 ENTRIES FOR A DAVID BUCK IN THE MASS DIRECTORIES ??????????

IS THE ONE ABOVE (WIFE eMILY) CORRECT?

Re: BUCK

Goldenage1 — 2009-11-05 21:46:28Z

Weird! I said "For almost 40 years he was gone from US Census records."

However, he is found in the Boston City Directory in 1861, 1868, -71, -74. A Mrs. David Buck is found in 1876, 1882 and 1883. However, they don't show up in censuses.

Re: BUCK

Goldenage1 — 2009-11-05 20:03:57Z

The Revolutionary Lt David Buck is the grandfather of the David Whitmore Buck who was married to Lucy Divoll in Cambridge in 1842. Thanks for confirming my info. I am hoping for insight into where David Whitmore Buck was between 1849 and 1888. For almost 40 years he was gone from US Census records. He could have been on a ship, in a foreign country, etc. I know he died March 12, 1901.

My next step is to try to locate an obituary.

Re: Marian Elizabeth Buck

johnbuckjr — 2009-11-02 22:20:15Z

Hi...

What then was her married name? The more information we have for her, the better.
John
john.buck.jr@usa.net

Re: Marian Elizabeth Buck

craigchannell — 2009-11-02 21:09:08Z

Buck is her maiden name. The dates were found by my great aunt, and I've tried to verify their accuracy and so far as I know they're correct.

Re: Marian Elizabeth Buck

johnbuckjr — 2009-11-02 18:25:21Z

Is BUCK her married name or her maiden name? Where did her dates of birth and death come from?

Marian Elizabeth Buck

craigchannell — 2009-11-02 01:05:46Z

I'm looking for the parents of Marian Elizabeth Buck. Born October 29, 1841 in Licking Co. Ohio. Died April 11, 1926 in DeKalb Co. Mo. Please Help!! I don't have any idea on the fathers name. The mothers name is thought to be Lavina. If you can help at all let me know!

Re: BUCK

ELLinSpain — 2009-10-28 21:08:23Z

there is a Lieut. David Buck - 144 - 188
IN Index of the Rolls of Honor (Ancestor's Index) in the Lineage Books of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Vol. IV

&
MASS MARRIAGES

Name: David Buck
Gender: Male
Spouse: Lucy A. Divoll
Marriage Date: 12 Oct 1842
City: Cambridge
County: Middlesex
Source: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film # 0496864

BUCK

Goldenage1 — 2009-10-27 16:17:53Z

I am looking for David Whitmore Buck born 1822, who left his family Winchendon Massachusetts for the California Gold Rush. Not sure he ever got there, as there is no trace of him in later censuses. He shows back up in Cambridge Mass. in 1888. He was working as a janitor, so he didn't get rich. He died in 1901, and the death info indicates the right person. Does anyone have any idea where else to look for men in the years between 1848 and 1890's? Could he have been in jail or institutionalized?

Re: David Whitmore Buck

Goldenage1 — 2009-10-27 13:55:17Z

He died March 12, 1901. His birthplace was Killingly, Connecticut about 1823.

Re: Hammon Buck or Hammond Buck

snichol132 — 2009-10-26 23:53:03Z

Edel,
I would love to have any information you care to share. My family tree outline can be found at: http://users.rallstech.com/snichol/genealogy/ I have more information for various lines. Let me know if I might have anything you are interested in.

.don nicholson

Re: Mr Buck and Family photo ca 1890

cbs2659 — 2009-10-23 14:35:54Z

Hi,
Do you still have the picture?
Chris

Re: Buck changed from Skopowski

kbuck10 — 2009-10-22 22:13:56Z

If you are still looking for information about the Skopowski/Buck family, I have some. My husband Ken Buck, who died in September of 2008, at the age of 74 was descended from Paul and Stella Skopowski.

I have a sealed certificate of marriage from Holy Trinity Church certifying that Florian Skopowski (Buck), son of Paul and Stella (nee Wardzinski) and Anna Armatys were married on September 20, 1920.

I also have a certificate of birth and holy baptism from St. Stanislaus Kostka Polish Church for Florian Skopowski, son of Paul Skopowski and Stanislava Wardzinski.

Florian died from a head injury in December of 1939, leaving his widow, Anna, to raise his children Lorraine (16), Donald (10) and Kenneth (6) alone.

According to Ken, his family used Buck long before their name was legally changed. The decree, issued by the Circuit Court of Cook County shows their names were changed to Buck on April 7, 1947.

Karen Buck
Kbuck10@tampabay.rr.com

David Whitmore Buck

Goldenage1 — 2009-10-21 17:47:42Z

Looking for more infomation about David Whitmore Buck, born about 1823 in Massachusetts or Connecticut, son of David S. Buck and Hannah Whitmore. He married Lucy Anne Devoll on October 12, 1842 in Cambridge Massachusetts. They had four children. About 1849, he left for California. He may have been in New Orleans in the 1850 Census. I loose track of him until 1888, when he was back in Cambridge working as a janitor. He died in 1901 in Cambridge. I know he had two sons: George W. Buck and Charles A. Buck, living around Worcester, Massachusetts. Are there any descendants?

Re: Enoch Emanuel Buck

Margaret Scheffler — 2009-10-20 17:44:41Z

I also descend from Emanuel (Enoch)Buck through first wife Sarah Ryley, then Ezekiel Buck and Rachel Andrews through their son Enoch who married Mary Beebe.

A little about Emanuel Buck -- he had siblings Grace and probably Henry in New England, but his parents and further ancestry are unknown. He also had 3 wives -- Sarah Ryley m. about 1648, Mary Arnold married 17 April 1658 and Mary Kirby befire 1667.

Please see the mscheffler database on WorldConnect for the extensive work I have done for some 15 years on the New England Bucks. I have included notes from published genealogies and a variety of sources to support the conclusions I have to date.

I believe that Jonathan Buck who married Zerviah Covalt descends from John Buck and Deborah Hewes of Wethersfield, CT. Cornelius Harvey thinks John Buck and some of the other New England lines may be related, but no proof has been found to date. The Jonathan Buck line has a variety of people working on it to try to clear up some inconsistencies.

About the John Rogers and Elizabeth Buck connection in NJ, I would be interested in any details and documentation you would be willing to provide. This is not a family that I have heard of, nor have I seen it discussed by other New England Buck researchers. I am sure that there are several people reading the Buck message board and rootsweb list that would be interested.

Re: Mr Buck and Family photo ca 1890

Susan683 — 2009-10-14 22:24:52Z

CAn only go back to Great Grandfather Adolph Buck buried in Urbana, Champaign Cty, Ohio. He was married to Mary C. Buck

Re: Mr Buck and Family photo ca 1890

Susan683 — 2009-10-14 22:22:18Z

Can you scan the photo so I can see it?

Re: NC Buck family

johnbuckjr — 2009-10-16 10:41:00Z

Again.... names of your early ancestors would be helpful here, if you want to find other people who might tie into your lines. Your husbands side of the family, I notice, is not represented on your Ancestry.com tree, so there is really no way for us to know who they are unless you tell us who they are..... simply stating that a family lived in a particular area of the United States will give some clues as to their identity, but without names and dates it is nearly impossible to relate to them. Zuriah and Jonathan Buck were in North Carolina with their family for a short period during their migration from Pennsylvania... their son Elijah and his wife Nancy Ann Denton lived there as well. Their son, Henry Jackson Buck, was born during this time (10 August 1819) as were several other descendants of Zuriah and Jonathan.....

Re: NC Buck family

johnbuckjr — 2009-10-15 16:12:18Z

Hi...

Knowing some of the names of your early BUCK family would be helpful, along with any dates of birth and death that you know of. Remember, this Message Board is crossposted to the BUCK-L and so all of the members of that Mailing List will also see your message.

Best wishes.
John

john.buck.jr@usa.net

Re: Bucks - New York - Vermont - Wisconsin - Missouri

janeenrealtor — 2009-10-07 15:49:54Z

Thanks, Carol!

I am wondering if this William L. and My William Orrin Buck's DAD's may have been brothers; The timeing and places are right. Also, The "Frank H." is co-incindentally similar. My Squire F.D. Buck had a son named Arthur William, then he had a son he named Frank H. Buck.

I would love to figure out who William Orrin Buck's parents were! He was born in 1807 in N.Y., or Maine. Then died in Wisconsin. Hi swife was Emma Aurilla Stratton. Their kids were

William T. Buck, born Aug. 12, 1831 probably born in N.Y.
Eunice Buck, Born Sept. 29, 1833 N.Y.
Lucinda J. Buck(Jerusha?) born June 28, 1836 N.Y.
Squire Fernando Decolio Buck, born June 27, 1838, N.Y.
Hannah R. Buck, May 9, 1843 Probably the family is now in Wisc.
Albert A. Buck, born Sept. 26th, 1845
Orrin A. Buck, Feb 11, 1848
Jestina D. Buck, born Mar. 21, 1851
Edgar L. Buck, born Nov. 10, 1855

Any info anyone???

Re: Alonzo M. Buck, Co. D, 7th Wis. Vols. Civil War Pension File

janeenrealtor — 2009-10-06 08:04:15Z

I am interested in that file, but I'm not completely sure there's a connection with my line. My Squire F. Buck served in that same regiment! It's just too coincidental to be coincidental, isn't it? Maybe they were cousins or something! Do you have any more info on him? I'll tell you one other "co-incidence" that makes me wonder. My Squire F. Buck's two middle names are precariously enough very Spanish sounding: Squire Fernando Decolio Buck! "Alonzo" sounds Spanish, doesn't it?

My father is Allan Everill Buck, of Wisconsin, of Ray John Buck, of Arthur William Buck, of Squire F.D. Buck (all of Wisc), of William Orrin Buck, of New York, of, I THINK, William Buck, of England.

Do you have any information?? Maybe we can both learn more!

Re: Bucks - New York - Vermont - Wisconsin - Missouri

janeenrealtor — 2009-10-06 07:45:57Z

I am interested in your Leonard; Maybe he is a brother to my William O. Buck, born 1807, in N.Y., but there is some question if it was NY, or Maine. Maybwe it was even Vermont! Do you know any more about Leonard? I don't know anything about my William O. Buck's parents, and would like to!

My father is Allan Everill Buck, of Wisconsin, of Ray John Buck, of Arthur William Buck, of Squire F.D. Buck (all of Wisc), of William Orrin Buck (Born 1807) of New York, of, I THINK, William Buck, of England.

Do you have any information?? Maybe we can both learn more!

Re: Buck Surname

janeenrealtor — 2009-10-06 07:32:38Z

My father is Allan Everill Buck, of Wisconsin, of Ray John Buck, of Arthur William Buck, of Squire F.D. Buck (all of Wisc), of William Orrin Buck (born 1807) of New York, of, I THINK, William Buck, of England.

Do you have any information?? Maybe we can both learn more!

Re: Buck Family

janeenrealtor — 2009-10-06 07:24:08Z

My father is Allan Everill Buck, of Wisconsin, of Ray John Buck, of Arthur William Buck, of Squire F.D. Buck (all of Wisc), of William Orrin Buck, of New York, of, I THINK, William Buck, of England.

Do you have any information??

Re: Buck Family: William O. Buck (Born in N.Y. in 1807)

janeenrealtor — 2009-10-06 07:17:21Z

My father is Allan Everill Buck, of Wisconsin, of Ray John Buck, of Arthur William Buck, of Squire F.D. Buck (Alta Emma BUCK (sister of my Arthur) Allen's grandson wrote to me once!)(all of Wisc), of William Orrin Buck, of New York, of, I THINK, William Buck, of England.

Do you have any information?? Maybe we can both learn more!
I would love to find the connection between my William O. Buck and his father, who I have been told was also named William, but I can't prove it!

William O. Buck line, of Wisc. (Born 1807)

janeenrealtor — 2009-10-06 07:13:19Z

Re: Bucks - New York - Vermont - Wisconsin - Missouri

janeenrealtor — 2009-10-07 06:13:30Z

OOPS! That baby twin who died after few months is OREN RAPHAEL.
I had written both with the same middle name.

I also find it interesting that this BUCK family has so many names which sound Spanish or Italian, like Raphael!

My Squire is
Squire Fernando Decolio Buck!
There's a story in there somewhere that I'd love to learn!
Also the name, "Alta"!
Also the name "Laurilla".

Re: Bucks - New York - Vermont - Wisconsin - Missouri

janeenrealtor — 2009-10-07 06:06:37Z

Oh, My goodness! Yes! I just re-read some documents that a newly discovered relative mnamed Michael Allen (Grandson of Alta Emma BUCK Stratton, my Squire's sister) sent me; It shows that Squire F.D. Buck and Emma Aurilla Stratton had TWIN baby boys on Jan. 27th, 1867 in Warren, Washara Cty, Wisc, and the son named Oral Rachley Buck died at birth; The other twin was named OREN RACHLEY and he died March 13, 1867, in Newton, Marquette , Wisc.

ALSO.....My William Orrin Buck, born 1807 in NY or ME, had a son in Feb 11, 1848, that was named ORRIN A. BUCK (Don't know what that "A" is for!)

Too many co-incidences! If you write to my regular e-mail,
janeenrealtor@yahoo.com, I can give you all this stuff!

Re: Bucks - New York - Vermont - Wisconsin - Missouri

janeenrealtor — 2009-10-07 05:44:00Z

Awesome!
Here's my "conjecture:
I have been trying to figure out this
> connection with the
> Buck Fruit Co. of California(www.buckfoundation.org, run by
> Frank H. Buck III),
> and here is my supposition:
>
> William T. Buck (son of William O.) left at age 18 to go to
> California (This is from a hand written note by My Squire F. Buck's sister, Alta Emma Buck). IF he
> had a son named Leonard (@ 1851) (Buck Fruit Co., CA) at
> about the age 20, then
> Leonard had a son (@ 1871)named Frank H. Buck, and Frank
> had a son(@ 1891) he
> named after himself, Frank H. Buck, Jr, then the dates are
> approximately correct
> for this to be my Squire's brother's family! I am
> going to call the
> Buck Foundation on Monday and ask them if they know what
> the name of
> Leonard's dad was! Now, My Grandpa, Ray John Buck,had a brother named Frank H. Buck!
> The year of my G
> Uncle Frank's birth is 1906, and the year of William
> T's>Leonard's> two Frank H. Bucks are @1871
> and @1891 or so; WHICH
> WOULD THEN MEAN that Arthur named his son Frank H. Buck
> after his cousin's
> son!
>
> From the time I learned about the Buck Fruit Co., I always
> felt there was a
> connection; With your info about Leonard being in Wisc., I am more sure than ever that my "hunch" will eventually PROVE true!
>
Please feel free to write to me at janeenrealtor@yahoo.com

Re: Enoch Emanuel Buck

Walt_Rogers — 2009-10-20 00:54:03Z

Emanuel Enoch Buck (as I have it recorded), is the 7th g-gfather in my line. His g-gdaughter Elizabeth m. John Rogers in Tom's river, NJ 1791. THAT is my line. I have info on the Buck line back to James Buck b. 1555 London, Eng. It's a bit sketchy to that point. I will be happy to share any info I have and compare it with what you have. My record shows Wm. Buck (son of James) m Margaret Neave b. 1585 Eng, d. 24 Jan 1657 MA. Emanuel m. Sarah DEMING (Riley) 1645 in CT. Ezekial Buck m. Rachel Andrews 18 Mar 1675 in Wethersfield, CT. I have it all in my tree, but all may not be sourced. I will contribute what I can.

Re: NC Buck family

LGarrisonBuck — 2009-10-16 21:06:32Z

If you go to my family tree, look at my page, Stephen Buck is listed as my husband. click on his name and you will be able to bring up his family tree. Brian Fancis Buck (Bn. 1780) married Mary Prescott, other family lines include Applewhite, Piner, Simmons, and Rhue.

Re: NC Buck family

LGarrisonBuck — 2009-10-16 09:06:33Z

My husband's family is the Carteret county NC Bucks, is there any tie into his line?

NC Buck family

buckjhnny1 — 2009-10-14 16:49:22Z

My family has been on Blounts creek NC since the mid 1700's
I would like to find more information about where my family
originated. thank you

Re: Katherine Rains Buck

jynxmebeautiful — 2009-10-16 13:24:51Z

I'm really glad she is being remembered!

James Brown Buck (b.1807 VT) m.Angeline Morrell (b.1818 NY) and lived in Rome, NY

phautry — 2009-10-18 23:55:21Z

Anyone have more info on James Brown Buck and Angeline Morrell's antecedents?
Or info on their children, including Francis (Fanny), Henrietta, Mary, Sarah, James R. and Frederick Morrell Buck. Both sons went to Missouri; daughters all married but do not know married names.
Thanks for any help.

Re: James Madison Buck - Martha Ann Rowland

phautry — 2009-09-20 00:26:43Z

James Buck born 1848 Rome NY was brother of my great-grandfather Frederick Morrell Buck, born 1857 Rome NY.
Both went to Missouri and worked for the RR. I lost trail for James after 1880 census listing in St. Louis. I believe James' middle initial was R. Do you have any further info on him?
My email is PhylMorels@aol.com

Re: Buck family

asnyderross — 2009-09-26 01:29:55Z

Hi I have a Robert Buck born england 1824, my grandmother said there was royalty or a Sir William Buck who was a black knight(this would be royalty to her) does this sound familiar at all> Ann

Re: Buck Family

asnyderross — 2009-09-26 01:07:17Z

Hi, I have a Mary Ellen Buck born in England sept 1845, Her father was Robert Buck born England 1824, wife Nancy born abt 1822 England. Does this sound familiar? My grandmother said there was a Sir William Buck in the family who was knighted. Thank you for any help.

Re: Bucks - New York - Vermont - Wisconsin - Missouri

SteveLee342 — 2009-10-07 02:08:29Z

The 1850, 1860, and 1870 census' show Leonard Buck was born in New York. I apparently wrote the wrong place of birth in the original post. Leonard Buck was in Mt. Pleasant, (Racine County), Wisconsin in the 1850 and 1860 census. He was in Missouri (Andrew County) in the 1870 census. He died March 7, 1913 in Andrew County, MO. There may be a connection between our Buck ancestors because my grandfather had a brother named Oran Ray Buck and it was a tradition of my Buck ancestors to name children after their ancestors.

Abner L. Buck

cbs2659 — 2009-10-11 04:04:15Z

Has anyone looked for Abner's birth certificate?

Re: Buck family

AimeeBakerMoses — 2009-10-15 23:03:06Z

In my search for the same I found that in the UK and in other European countries the Buck name is as common as Smith and Brown and the orgins are as varied, all virtually springing from the reference to the stag. Every country in Europe has this name, occationally exchangable with "Bock "instead, but all meaning the identical thing. the hereldic arms [device and colors assigned] belonged to one man, not a family, unless his heir [single] chose to adapt it for his own.

Re: Johannes Christian Buck

svhec — 2009-10-15 22:30:45Z

I have just recently started to add on to my sister's researc about our family. Johannas christian is in our family tree. I would be interested in the information you have and we may have something to contribute to yours.
hope to hear from you soon.

Sandra Vance
svance58@yahoo.com

Re: Re; The Buck family....of Virginia

caterpillar111 — 2009-09-24 01:53:33Z

Tim,am interested in your line of Bucks who may have been related to the animal trader.I think I am also related.

Re: Buck's in Ohio

caterpillar111 — 2009-09-22 17:21:43Z

Sorry his son was Julus

Re: Buck's in Ohio

caterpillar111 — 2009-09-22 17:20:59Z

Looking for info on Laura V Lemcke wife of Joseph Buck.Son Warren

Bucks from Camden,N.J.

caterpillar111 — 2009-09-21 05:48:20Z

Looking for Joseph W Buck m.to Laura V Lemcke.Son Julius E Buck b.1866 Baltimore,MD.son Warren E Buck

Re: Bucks - New York - Vermont - Wisconsin - Missouri

mrscarol_1 — 2009-10-07 14:44:52Z

No this family is not from William T. Buck

Census

1860 Census Truxton, Cortland, NY, page 602 / 29, 11 Jul 2005, Ances try.com. "201/212/
Wm L. Buck age 63 bn NYFarm 3,200/69 2
Amy Buck age 63? bn NY
201/213 Leonard W. Buck age 26 farm 4,500/1568 bn NY\
Annie M. age 26 bn NY
Emma L. age 3 bn NY
Frank H. 11/12 bn NY." 9 July 1860.