Buckler's in Sardis, Ky
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Re: Buckler's in Sardis, Ky
Ellen,
Good to hear from you too. I thought your username sounded familar.
This is one of the many errors in Buckleriana but all in all Wm. and Katherine did very well with what they had to work with at the time. She told me they put thousands of miles and hours into the book. It is a good "starting point" but all needs to be verified.
Robert Buckler, the elder does not have a stone if he is buried in this cemetery and he probably is. At least three unmarked graves are in the row with Catherine's grave.
We have found new information on Catherine Moss. She was former Catherine Cummins who married Thornton Moss, 13 February, 1805 in Bourbon Co., KY.
Her son shows in a court record in Nicholas County. He evidently was the only child.
Here:
Nicholas County, Kentucky
From Order Book C,
Pg. 158 Original Book:
May 1814, Wm. Purnell grdn. to Stephen Moss, inf. of Caty Moss, to learn
art of shoemaker.
AND as for Agigail Ellis new information was found (not by me but it was shared with me and I did verify) that shows Abigail was former Abigail Wiggins who first married Benjamin Ellis. She next married Stephen Buckler (son of Stephen Buckler and Unknown Greene). Look at your records and you will find the surname Ellis more than once in your Buckler file. Now here is where the "tangle" comes in. Benjamin Ellis and Abigail Wiggins' son Richard Ellis married Mariah Buckler the daughter of Robert Buckler and his first wife who is unknown to us at this time. This is the same Robert Buckler who married second Catherine Cummins Moss. Still with me? Then Richard Ellis and Mariah Buckler's son, John Ellis married MARIA Buckler the daughter of Willis Wilson Buckler and Isabella Peyton. You most likely know where he fits.
Try this email...
sabo@utionline.net or shirleybuckler@hotmail.com
Ellen, I haven't been able to host another reunion since the one you attended a few years ago. Both Bob and I have had health problems but are both doing some better. I would love to host another one. We have a large crowd so it takes a lot of coordinating. You are still on our list to notify when and or if we do so.
I will let you know well in advance.
Take care and keep in touch.
Shirley Buckler
Good to hear from you too. I thought your username sounded familar.
This is one of the many errors in Buckleriana but all in all Wm. and Katherine did very well with what they had to work with at the time. She told me they put thousands of miles and hours into the book. It is a good "starting point" but all needs to be verified.
Robert Buckler, the elder does not have a stone if he is buried in this cemetery and he probably is. At least three unmarked graves are in the row with Catherine's grave.
We have found new information on Catherine Moss. She was former Catherine Cummins who married Thornton Moss, 13 February, 1805 in Bourbon Co., KY.
Her son shows in a court record in Nicholas County. He evidently was the only child.
Here:
Nicholas County, Kentucky
From Order Book C,
Pg. 158 Original Book:
May 1814, Wm. Purnell grdn. to Stephen Moss, inf. of Caty Moss, to learn
art of shoemaker.
AND as for Agigail Ellis new information was found (not by me but it was shared with me and I did verify) that shows Abigail was former Abigail Wiggins who first married Benjamin Ellis. She next married Stephen Buckler (son of Stephen Buckler and Unknown Greene). Look at your records and you will find the surname Ellis more than once in your Buckler file. Now here is where the "tangle" comes in. Benjamin Ellis and Abigail Wiggins' son Richard Ellis married Mariah Buckler the daughter of Robert Buckler and his first wife who is unknown to us at this time. This is the same Robert Buckler who married second Catherine Cummins Moss. Still with me? Then Richard Ellis and Mariah Buckler's son, John Ellis married MARIA Buckler the daughter of Willis Wilson Buckler and Isabella Peyton. You most likely know where he fits.
Try this email...
sabo@utionline.net or shirleybuckler@hotmail.com
Ellen, I haven't been able to host another reunion since the one you attended a few years ago. Both Bob and I have had health problems but are both doing some better. I would love to host another one. We have a large crowd so it takes a lot of coordinating. You are still on our list to notify when and or if we do so.
I will let you know well in advance.
Take care and keep in touch.
Shirley Buckler