Tuck - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: African-American Tucks

tucktb — 2009-11-08 04:22:36Z

Do you know the names of his previous wives? I may be related.

Re: John Dorsey Tuck-Richard -Willmoth tuck

LendaTuck84 — 2009-11-04 13:15:22Z

Sue:
You can get these documents in The Coweta County Court House in Georgia. It would be Bonds Book B page 83, 1836, it was signed on November 15 1836
Also on the Chancery Case 1836-041 in the Halifax Court House Virginia. More documentation, look under the June Trem in 1835.
If you want more information on Richard B Tuck and sister Wilmouth please write to me at LendaTuck@aol.com

Re: John Dorsey Tuck-Richard -Willmoth tuck

ksuetuck1 — 2009-11-04 13:00:14Z

Lenda:
I am so excited that these documents have been located. I have suspected for years that my husbands grgrgrgrandfather Richard B. Tuck & grgrgraunt wilmoth tuck vaughan were childred of David & Elizabeth but have never found documentation.
I would like to obtain these documents. Would you please contact me so I can find out where to get these documents
Sue Tuck

Re: John Dorsey Tuck

BHATHAWAY — 2009-10-31 03:33:25Z

I'm so glad that you have given me this information. I have never seen anything to link John "Dorsey" Tuck to Eli Boyd Tuck and I've never found the name "Dorsey" either. Sounds like you've done some really good research using old fashioned leg work instead of the internet. While I like getting access to information on the internet, there are a zillion errors in that type of information. I spend a lot of time correcting my information and even the corrections I make could be wrong. Without proper documentation we can never be 100% sure that our data is absolutely correct.
However, based on your information I have made the corrections to John Dorsey Tuck. Hopefully, this is correct now. I would appreciate any other information you might have that I can use in this particular family.
Thanks. I appreciate it very much.

Re: John Dorsey Tuck

LendaTuck84 — 2009-10-30 16:04:56Z

CORRECTION:
The wife of John D Tuck is Jane Goen and not Nancy.
All the documents that I have where John signed his name was always John D. Tuck. The researcher that said he was Eli Boyd Tuck's son, gave him the name DORSEY. There is no proof anywhere that I know of with DORSEY being his middle name. I have other documentation on John D Tuck with his signature as being John D Tuck.
After David Tuck died, his family moved to Cowata County Georgia. In fact Parthenia Tuck married Henry Garrett in Cowata County Georgia.... May 20 1934
Also one of Wilmouth Tuck and Ruben Vaughn's children were born in Coweta County....
Actually, Coweta County is where my documented research began. All the documents that I have shared is in the Coweta Court house Administrator's Bonds Book B, page 83 (1836), regarding the estate of David Tuck, deceased. Part of that record reads as follows:
"...that we Edward Tuck, William Tuck, Abram Crowley, and David Tuck acknowledge ourselves jointly and severally bound unto the honorable the Justices of the Inferior Court of said county sitting as a Court of Ordinary...in the just and full sum of seven hundred dollars to the payment of which well and truly to be made we bind ourselves and the heirs and executors of us and each of us jointly and severally by these presents. Sealed with our seals and date this 15th day of November 1836.

"The condition of the above obligation is such that if the above bound Edward Tuck who was this day appointed Guardian of the person and property of Mary Tuck, Elizabeth Tuck, John D. Tuck, Richard Tuck, Albert Tuck, orphan children of David Tuck deceased, he acknowleding of the same by his acceptance of said quardianship of this...shall ...maintain clothe and educate said orphans according to their circumstances..."

Re: John Dorsey Tuck

BHATHAWAY — 2009-10-30 15:19:47Z

I appreciate this information. I had all the information you presented with David Tuck's descendants. I also had a John D. Tuck as one of his children. However, I have John Tuck married to Jane Goin instead of Nancy Goen. Could Nancy be Nancy Jane?
Also, other evidence that I found that indicated John Dorsey was not the son of Eli Boyd were marriage bonds between Eli Boyd and Prudence. That showed that Eli and Prudence were married in 1829 yet John Dorsey was born 1825.
I still feel this is not necessarily proof positive as John D. Tuck is not necessarily the same person as John Dorsey Tuck. But it is the best evidence presented so far and I will use it until someone proves otherwise. Thank you.

Re: John Dorsey Tuck

LendaTuck84 — 2009-10-30 13:54:33Z

Descendants of David Tuck

0 David Tuck b: June 14, 1786 in Halifax Co., VA
.. +Elizabeth Dewberry b: 1786 in Halifax Co., VA
.... 1 Edward Tuck b: Bet. 1805 - 1810 in Halifax Co VA
.... 1 Wilmouth Tuck b: July 15, 1809 in Halifax Co VA
........ +Reuben Vaughan b: 1803 in Halifax, Va
.... 1 William Tuck b: 1810 in Halifax Co. VA
........ +Louisa Lucy Jane Pinson b: 1818 in Halifax Va
.... 1 David Tuck b: Bet. 1810 - 1815 in Halifax Co VA
.... 1 Mary Isabell Tuck b: Bet. 1810 - 1815 in Halifax Co VA
.... 1 Albert Tuck b: Bet. 1815 - 1820 in Halifax Co VA
.... 1 Parthenia Tuck b: 1816 in Halifax County Va
........ +Henry William Garrett b: 1805 in Va
.... 1 Richard Bennett Tuck b: March 20, 1818 in Halifax Co VA
........ +Unknown b: in Va
.... *2nd Wife of Richard Bennett Tuck:
........ +Mary Ann Wyatt b: February 11, 1833 in Missouri
.... 1 Elizabeth (jane) Tuck b: 1823 in Halifax Co VA
........ +never married
.... 1 John D.Tuck b: 1825 in Halifax County Va
........ +Nancy Goen b: 1831 Ga.

Re: John Dorsey Tuck

LendaTuck84 — 2009-10-30 12:47:55Z

DOCUMENTS TO PROVE THAT JOHN D TUCK IS THE SON OF DAVID TUCK AND ELIZABETH DEWBERRY.
AS FOLLOWS:

Chancery Case 1836-041
Halifax County Virginia
Complaint:

To the worshipful Court of Halifax County in Chancery sitting humbly complaining shew unto your worships your orators and oratrix William Tuck, David Tuck, Edward Tuck and Henry Garret & Parthena his wife; that David Tuck the Elder formerly of the County of Halifax departed this life in the year ____ intestate, who was in his life time and at the time of his death seised of two several tracts of land situate and being in the county of Halifax aforesaid on the branches of the Hyco River and containing together about two hundred thirty six acres; that your orators and oratrix William, David, Edward and Parthena, and Wilmoth who married a certain Reuben Vaughn, Mary I. Tuck, Richard Tuck, Albert Tuck, Elizabeth J. Tuck and John D. Tuck are the children and heirs of the said David Tuck decd of whom the said Mary I., Richard, Albert, Elizabeth J., and John D. are under the age of twenty one years; the said decedent also left a widow Elizabeth surviving him who is entitled to dower in the said lands. Your orators and oratrix further represent to your worships that the said land if divided among the heirs of the said decedent would not be of the value of three hundred dollars to each of them. To the end therefore that the said Elizabeth Tuck the widow, the said Reuben Vaughn and Wilmoth his wife, and the said Mary J. Tuck, Richard Tuck, Albert Tuck, Elizabeth J. Tuck and John D. Tuck may be made defendants to this bill and required to answer the several allegations thereof, that they may say whether there be any good cause why the said lands should not be sold and the money arising from the sale thereof be divided among the heirs of said decedent; reserving however to the widow her right to dower in the same or a reasonable compensation therefore in money out of the proceeds of the sale. And that your orators and oratrix may have such other and farther relief as the case may require and to Equity may seem meet; May it please your worships to grant the Commonwealth’s writ of Subpoena &ce?
R. Logan (?)

Answer:

The answer of Elizabeth Tuck widow of David Tuck decd to the bill of complaint exhibited against her & others in the County Court of Halifax by William Tuck & others --- This respondent saving and reserving to herself all benefit of exceptions &ce for answer to the said bill or to so much herself as she is advised it is material for her to answer, says: that she admits the material allegations of the said bill to be true; she consents to the sale of the land in the bill mentioned for the purpose of a division agreeably to the prayer of the said bill, and is willing that this Court should make her such compensation out of the proceeds of the sale of said land for her right of dower in the same, as to it may seem just & reasonable; and having fully answered she prays to be hence dismissed with her costs &ce.

The answer of Mary I. Tuck, Richard Tuck, Albert Tuck, Elizabeth J. Tuck, John D. Tuck, who being infants answer by their guardian William Holt assigned to them by the court to defend them in this suit, to the bill of complaint exhibited against them & others in the County Court of Halifax by William Tuck and others. ____ These respondents saving and reserving to themselves all benefit of exceptions &ce for answer to the said bill or to so much thereof as they are advised it is material for them to answer, say: that they are willing that this Court should make such decree in this case as to it may seem just & equitable; and having fully answered they pray to be hence dismissed with their costs &ce.

The answer of Reuben Vaughn and Wilmoth his wife to the bill of complaint exhibited against them & others in the Court of Halifax by William Tuck & others.____ these respondents saving & reserving to themselves all benefits of exceptions &ce for answer to the said bill or to so much thereof as they are advised for them to answer, say: that they admit the material allegations of said bill to be true, and they are willing that this Court should make such decree in this case as to it may seem just & equitable; and having fully answered they pray to be hence dismissed with their costs &ce.

MORE DOCUMENTATIONS
Halifax County June Term 1835
William Tuck, David Tuck, Edward Tuck and Henry Garrett & Parthena Tuck his wife plaintiffs
Against in chy
Elizabeth Tuck widow of David Tuck decd, Reuben Vaughn and Wilmoth his wife, Mary I. Tuck, Richard Tuck, Albert Tuck, Elizabeth J. Tuck and John D. Tuck defendants.

William Holt is appointed Guardian ad litem of the infant defendants Mary I. Tuck, Rchd Tuck, Albert Tuck, Elizabeth, J. Tuck and John D. Tuck.

This cause came on this day to be heard, on the bill and answers of the defendants and examination of witnesses and was argued by counsel on consideration whereof the Court doth adjudge order and decree that Phaltiel Tuck, Irby Duberry, andWilliam Thaxton or any two of them who are hereby appointed commissioners for that purpose after having given reasonable notice of the same and place of sale by advertisement in the most public places in the neighborhood do sell to the highest bidder on a credit of twelve months, the lands of which David Tuck the Elder died seised lying in the County of Halifax, taking from the purchaser or purchasers bond with good security; and that they make report to this Court. ~

A Copy Teste
John A. M. Cravy DC

John Dorsey Tuck

BHATHAWAY — 2009-10-29 00:53:29Z

I'm trying to find out exactly who the parents are of John Dorsey Tuck (b. 1825). Supposedly, it is Eli Boyd Tuck and Prudence. However, a relative of John Dorsey has stated that this is not true. I read that John Dorsey had a fight with his family and was disowned then he moved away. I also read where Lenda Tuck stated that John Dorsey does not appear in any of the census records with Eli Boyd Tuck. But that too is normal for those census records in the early 1800s. Does anyone know the answer to this? I certainly don't.

Re: David Tuck & Elizabeth Dewberry missing children?

ksuetuck1 — 2009-10-28 11:18:57Z

My husband is a descendent of Richard B. Tuck b halifax co, va and died mo after 1860 during the war. Richard & sister wilmoth with her husband Rueben moved to St. Claire Co, Mo earliest date I have been able to locate was Rueben-1843, Richard-1846. I have suspected that Richard & Wilmoths parents were David & Elizabeth Tuck but have never been able to find a document to prove this. I am very much interested in this documented proof. Please contact me. I will gladly share on these branches of research .
sue tuck

Re: Tucks

jenny9675309 — 2009-09-21 04:38:18Z

hi this is jennifer bowen i dont know if i ever did get back to you some time back or not but well i just wanted to see if i did or not as you mayrecall my gggg-grand pa was john dewberry he was married to elizabeth tuck some time back i was also giveing the web page site and a pass wor to get in to it but i well lost it any how i was hopeing to try and also find the lady who gave me the info for that web page . abt all i can recall is here telling me is that well one of her kids live abt 5 mils from me here in wisconsin. any way i well just wanted to get back to you and well i have a new e-mail adress its jenny9675309@yahoo.com

Re: Charles TUCK, Wiltshire, England

yvonnehawthorne173 — 2009-08-31 06:17:55Z

Hello

My great grandmother was Lucy Tuck. I believe she was the daughter of Henry Tuck and was born around 1840. I have not been able to find a record of her and would appreciate any help if you have a record of her.

My direct email address is davyvo@aapt.net.au
Regards,
Yvonne Hawthorne

Tuck family from Middlesex

ross4susan — 2009-08-21 18:13:30Z

My father was William Henry Tuck, born 1924, Enfield Middlesex. His father, Charles Tuck married Plight (no first name found) in 1919. William Henry Tuck married my mother Lilias Burton in 1950. I'm trying to trace the marriage of Charles Tuck to Plight, which is an unusual surname and I'm hoping to find some connections.

Re: Tucks - Missing Links

miskellyrod — 2009-08-19 02:08:22Z

looking for an edward tuck born UK in about 1830 and went to Australia either as a convict or free-man. Went to Tasmania and had Edward Henry Tuck in 1857. is there any connection to your Edward?cheers.... miskellyrod@yahoo.com.au

Re: Tucks - Missing Links

miskellyrod — 2009-08-19 02:03:47Z

Yes would love to know if you have any connections to Edward Tuck born about 1830 in Uk probably and married Margaret Gibbins. went to Tasmania Australia and had Edward Henry Tuck 19.3.1857 who later married Honor Kelly at New Norfolk in Tasmania. They had my grandmother Florence Tuck in 1896.
rod ...miskellyrod@yahoo.com.au...cheers barbara

Henry Tuck, Innkeeper, White Horse Inn, Faringon, Oxfordshire, England

fionacmacdonald — 2009-08-10 19:37:43Z

I wonder if anyone can make a connection - the Tuck family were living at the White Horse Inn from about the 1880s till the early 1900s. Henry and his wife had several children - those I know of are Frank, Richard and Harry.

Any help gratefully received.

Thanks and regards
Fiona

Tuck's Greene Co AL, Weakley Co. TN, Halifax Co. VA

jrtorlando — 2009-07-19 22:57:50Z

Eutaw, AL
Plantations & Landmarks
Tuck, Edwin A House (ca. 1900)
Dec 1873 – 1934 Greene, AL
1016 Mesopotamia Street
Queen Anne style home purchased in 1912 by Edwin Tuck.

Spouse: Laura Neal Persans 1883 1958 Greene Co. AL
Birth: abt 1875 - location
Residence: 1930 - city, Greene, Alabama

Father James E Tuck 18 Oct 1841 – 18 Nov 1891 Greene Co. AL
Mother Louisa Eugenia Hardy
GFather John Craddock Tuck 1 April 1821 Halifax VA Twin 1 Feb 1857
GMother Sarah “Sally” Brown Ussery 4 Aug 1820 Halifax 10 Sept 1886
Twin sister Nancy A L “Polly” Tuck 1 April 1821 married George William Hendrix Weakly TN
Oldest Brother Isham Tuck 18 Dec 1813
Sister Permelia “Mary Jane” Tuck ? 1816? married 21 July 1841) Paulas Bedford Vaughan
Brother Azariah Tuck 1817?
GGFather Craddock Tuck 1792/1794 –Feb 1821 Halifax Co. VA
GGMother Nancy Mills 1795? Between 1860-1870
GGGFather Edward Tuck Jr 21 Dec 1771 died before July 1771
GGGMother Lucy Stanley married 10 Nov 1791 remarried William Chapman 9 May 1796
GGGGFather Edward Tuck - the first 1735? Maybe son of Bennett

James L Tuck....British Physicst

Katiethedil — 2009-07-19 05:34:01Z

Born in 1910 in England. Can't find any parents to him. He died in Los Alamos 1980. Lots of info of his life online but never his parents or family. Full name is James Leslie Tuck.
Thanks

Re: Ida Tuck Ford, Halifax Co VA

mseamster — 2009-03-04 07:31:41Z

Sorry Debbie I just pick up the Ford's where they enter my Tuck tree!
Mary

Re: Ida Tuck Ford, Halifax Co VA

mseamster — 2009-03-04 04:07:36Z

CORRECTION:

William Henry FORD married his Tuck cousin Ida Elizabeth Tuck. She was the daughter of Richard P “Dick Hackney” Tuck and Sarah C “Sallie” Carmichael.

Elizabeth Sarah Buntin's grandmother was a Tuck!

Mary

Re: Ida Tuck Ford, Halifax Co VA

mseamster — 2009-03-04 03:57:00Z

Elizabeth Sarah Buntin was born 10 December 1828. She married William Armistead Ford 12 October 1850 (Halifax Co. VA Marriages: Book 1, page 191). He was born ca. 1820. He served in the 6th Virginia Calvary, CSA. They are buried at Shady Grove United Methodist Church Cemetery.
Their son Rufus Giles Ford was born 20 August 1851 and died 28 November 1923. He married Barbara Lewis Murray, the daughter of Robert and Serena Lewis Jones Murray, 1 December 1874 (Halifax Co. VA Marriages: Book 3, page 89). Among their children was:

William Henry Tuck who married his Tuck cousin== Ida Elizabeth Tuck was born 19 December 1881 and died 26 January 1963.

Re: Tucks - Missing Links

ROSIET|MA95706 — 2009-05-23 20:19:54Z

There is a site on myfamily.com started years ago by Brenda Holmeyer. Since I have 5 diff sites I had to hope someone else would pay the $29.00 to keep it going. If you would be interested I can send you "invitations" to 2 sites that stem from John & Edward Tuck of Halifax County. Send your full name & email to rosemary.tuck@gmail.com
I would be interested in your cd. I have been unable to do much due to some health problems but I hope to be back soon.

Re: Tucks - Missing Links

ROSIET|MA95706 — 2009-05-23 20:19:52Z

Elizabeth Tuck of Sherman, TX 1919

drbrownlee — 2009-01-08 05:09:46Z

Elizabeth has a full page of photos as a School Favorite in the 1919 yearbook of Southern Methodist University of Dallas, TX. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone else.

Ida Tuck Ford, Halifax Co VA

blumtns — 2009-02-20 05:37:32Z

Might you know of any Tuck-Ford marriages or the ancestry of the line of the Wm Henry Ford {1875 - 1918]
who married Ida Tuck with burial in Shady Grove Cemetery, Halifax Co VA?

Primarily working on the Ford family. Same cemetery is
William A. Ford, b. 1824 in Halifax, served CSA in 6th VA Calvary, married Elizabeth, son Rufus Giles Ford, b. 1851, buried at Shady Grove Cem. Halifax Co VA. Also Robert E Ford b 1880- m. Ethel Gravitt.

Thanks
Debbie

TUCK Henry H 1896-1952

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-14 19:49:09Z

TUCK Henry H 1896-1952

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

TUCK Chalie Miaena 1895-1957

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-14 19:48:55Z

TUCK Chalie Miaena 1895-1957

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: looking for tuck

reallove72 — 2009-03-04 06:57:57Z

did you have any brother or sister? sorry it took so long hope I can help you

Re: Ontario Tucks

peachiemom — 2009-04-20 13:19:21Z

I DON'T HAVE MUCH INFO ON THE TUCK SIDE. WELL ITS MY SISTERS SIDE. THERE FATHER WAS OLIVER EARL WILLIAM TUCK. HE WAS IN THE WW2 HE WAS MARRIED AND HAD TWIN GIRLS. HE STARTED DATING MY MOTHER IN 1962 WHEN I WAS ONE. MY MOTHER TELL ME HIS WIFE DIDN'T WANT HIM TO SEE HIS DAUGHTER WOULDN'T LET THERE GRANDMOTHER SEE THEM EATHER AND WOULDN'T GIVE HIM A DEVORCE. THIS IS WHAT MY MOTHER TELL US SHE IS 86. WHEN HE CAME BACK FROM THE WAR HE CHANGED HIS LAST NAME TO HIS STEPFATHER NAME WALTON. HE WENT BY THE NAME WILLIAM EARL OLIVER WALTON. HE IS BURIED AT PINE HILL CEM IN SCARBOROUGH IN THE WAR SIDE UNDER WALTON NOT TUCK. HE WAS BORN JULY 15 1921 AND DIED JUNE 26 1988
I KNOW ITS HARD BECAUSE I HAVE NO IDEA OF THE NAME OF HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. HIS MOTHER LIVED IN KINGKARDEN, ONTARIO. HER NAME WAS EVELYN. HE ALSO HAD A STEP BROTHER NAMED ALEX WALTON.

Re: TUCKS

williamtooke — 2009-01-02 12:43:40Z

Do you know of any connection with the Tooks Tookes, of East Dereham Norfolk John Jesse 1823-1880,Frederick 1860-1901 Frederick 1886-?with the name Tuck?

Re: Edward, George, Clara, Martha and Charlie in Canada

Flewa2 — 2009-04-22 14:38:49Z

HI, I also am interested in this Tuck family who settled in Caradoc Township,Middlesex County, Ontario. All except for George Tuck who ended up in Michigan by 1843.Interested in info exchange.

Re: Edward, George, Clara, Martha and Charlie in Canada

Flewa2 — 2009-04-25 14:08:33Z

Thank-you,thank-you,thank-you! I had found the marriage and baptism records of Isaac and Christian and their five children in the Frome,Somerset area,Marriage in Whatley,(Frome website) but was not able to trace either parent further yet. This is really great.
Martha Tuck who married Joshua Wellman in 1849 Carradoc Township,Middlesex Co.,Canada West is my great grandmother.I knew the Tucks were from Frome as Edwards obit in the Methodist Review stated so.Still looking for Isaac and /or Christian in Canada. I know there was a Josiah Tuck who seems to be closely related in the Carradoc area but I don't know what relation he is.He was probably older than most of Isaac's children and was a sponser of the Weslyan Methodist Church in Mt. Brydges,Carradoc township.
If anyone wants more info with regards to the Tuck family in Middlesex County,Ontario please conntact me and I will share what info I have.Sarah16138,Thank you again and I will post any new info I may find here.Bruce

Re: Ida Tuck Ford, Halifax Co VA

deborahwood73 — 2009-03-04 07:11:02Z

Yes, thank you, Mary. Now was William Armistead Ford..the son of Hezekiah Ford who married the Armistead woman?

Deb

Re: Ida Tuck Ford, Halifax Co VA

deborahwood73 — 2009-03-04 23:12:22Z

Mary,

Thank you for replying. I am beginning to put them together. The burial records do help.

Debbie

Sarah (Sally) Tuck of Vermont and Maine

fmrees — 2009-02-10 16:57:59Z

Would anyone have any information on a Sarah or Sally Tuck, born in Vermont about 1795, who married Perkins Black in Montville, Waldo Co., Maine on October 17, 1819? I can follow where she went later on (they moved to Solon) but I would love to know who her parents were, where in Vermont she was born, all that good stuff. Thanks in advance, Faye

Re: Edward, George, Clara, Martha and Charlie in Canada

rtuck70 — 2009-04-26 14:36:59Z

Hi
I have been following your correspondence with Sarah with some interest
Sarah contacted me regarding her thoughts that Isaac had emmigrated to Canada with his family.
Sarah's husbands grandfather and my grandfather were brothers. I have been researching the Tuck family for thirteen years but it was not until I posted my tree onto Genes Reunited that I made contact with Sarah and Angela.
I would love to share any info with you. I do have copies of Henry's and Martha's baptisms if you would like them
If you are interested you can contact me at rtuck@tiscali.co.uk
Regards
Ray

Re: Edward, George, Clara, Martha and Charlie in Canada

sarah16138 — 2009-04-22 22:12:14Z

Isaac Tuck is the son of John Tuck, born in East Wells on 30 Nov 1771, married Mary Lane in Frome on 16 Aug 1779. A wonderful lady, another descendant, has researched John Tuck and found a copy of his will, naming his children. His obituary was published in the Baptist Magazine of 1818, see http://books.google.com/books?id=0OIRAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA183&a...
The other children of John Tuck who were named in his will (John, James, Elizabeth, Mary and Stephen) have all been traced but Isaac had vanished, until I discovered the Canadian emigrations.
You can read about Stephen on the website of Frome town museum.

Edward, George, Clara, Martha and Charlie in Canada

sarah16138 — 2009-04-21 12:26:48Z

I am looking for Isaac Tuck a cordwainer, and Christian Parsons of Frome, England. They probably emigrated to Canada in 1832 and Isaac may have died in a cholera epidemic. Their children were baptised at Frome in May 1831, see http://www.gomezsmart.myzen.co.uk/places/frome/FSJ%20baptism...:
George Tuck M b. 4 Jun 1818 Frome
Clara Tuck F b. 17 Feb 1821 Frome
Edward Tuck M b. 12 Aug 1823 Frome
Martha Tuck F b. 4 Mar 1826 Frome
Charles Tuck M b. 17 Jan 1831 Frome

info on the my family

breza116 — 2009-04-28 00:42:05Z

My real last name is Scruggs but my mom's name is Felicia Tuck and so i am partly a Tuck. I am related to the Hereford and Stewart Family.

Ida Irene Elusia D'Eall

SharonJamieson59 — 2009-02-25 17:28:08Z

I am looking for information about the families back in U.K. of John Deall and Eliza Jane Ross. They married in Sept 1853 around Whitby Ontario Canada. They had four children John, Ida Irene, Albert E. and Charles W. I know that Ida Irene D'Eall their daughter married
a Tuck. My grandfather was Albert Edward and John D'Eall his son with Emma Knight was my father. One of my cousins, Shirley Richardson married a Norman Tuck mid 1950s, maybe related also. Any information you may have on the family origins in England and Ireland would be great as I am planning a trip to the U.K. this year and would like to do some educated researching while I am there. Also, relationships going forward would be appreciated as well.

Re: TUCK FAMILY ORIGON

kedumba_1 — 2009-02-05 05:14:23Z

Hi Daniel,
The Tuck family has deep English origins. My grandmother was a Tuck and her grandfather came from Hackney in London in 1853. There is a lot about this family available. They settled in Victoria and later NSW. Let me know if you are keen to find out more.
Chris

Joesephe Tuck wife GladisBrown

bfuchs83 — 2009-04-21 20:19:42Z

HI I am their granddaughter. I am looking for any relitives! They lived in w.va.for as long as I can remember. They are dead now,don't know the dates. I know their children had lots of children. Thank you!

Re: David Tuck & Elizabeth Dewberry missing children?

jenny9675309 — 2009-04-05 03:59:03Z

well abt all i know abt the tucks and dewberrys is well this edward tuck was elizabeth tucks dad and well she married john dewberry and that well most of the tcks if not all of them are related to the dewberry family

Pamela Theresa TUCK, b. 1930 London England

ianmartin157 — 2009-03-09 18:24:11Z

Would be glad to hear from any others researching this family of TUCKs.

Parents:
Frederick George TUCK & Gladys Elise MARTIN
had 3 children:
Frederick John TUCK (aka MARTIN), b. 1920 London, England
Patricia M. TUCK, b. 1927 Bromley, Kent, England
Pamela Theresa TUCK, b. 1930, Kingston, Surrey, England

Re: David Tuck & Elizabeth Dewberry missing children?

jrtorlando — 2009-01-27 16:58:21Z

We now know the names of David Tuck & Elizabeth Dewberry had 10 children. I believe the following to be correct any corrections or additions would be helpful the order is:

William Tuck ?married 1833 to Jane W Edmonson? 6 children ? I am not sure this is the correct William

David Tuck
Edward Tuck
Parthena Tuck married Henry Garrett
Wilmoth Tuck married 1829 Ruben Vaughn 7 children
Mary Jane Tuck married Robert Anderson Smith one child Belle Smith?

Richard ?Bennett? Tuck
Albert Tuck
Elizabeth J. Tuck
John D. Tuck married Jane Goen – 11 children lots of data on this family

Moulton G Tuck

jrtorlando — 2008-11-24 22:54:43Z

I have copies of the following two deeds. One of the Oldest Tucks we have not been able to fine the family line for, if anyone can help please advise. I wonder if he is one of David Tuck’s five son & three daughters which we have not identified.
J. Richard Tuck, Jr.
jrtorlando@msn.com

DB43 PG284 Halifax Co VA
26 Day of August 1836
From: John M Clark
To: Moulton G. Tuck & Nancy his wife.
128 acres for $288

DB50 PG526 Halifax Co VA
16 Day of October 1843
From: Moulton G. Tuck & Nancy his wife.
To: James H Perkins
128 acres for $288

Re: TUCK FAMILY ORIGON

jrtorlando — 2009-02-06 01:08:52Z

The answer to your question depends on how far back in time you are looking. The following is from others.

Some say that the name came to England by way of a Roman solder, who decided to stay.

The Tucks of Virginia are descended from an ancient English family chiefly of County Kent, but also of London and Norwich. Today persons of that name are found throughout England, especially in London.

“The earliest appearance of the name TUCK is found in a grant to Croyland Monastery in 1051. Five centuries later, in 1510, Sir Brian Tuck, son of Richard Tuck, was Clerk of the Council of Calais and later Secretary to Cardinal Wolsey and to Henry VIII, King of England. His daughter married a member of the Royal Guard under the Duke of Norfolk. In the reign of Queen Elizabeth, another Richard Tuck, a great-great-great grandson of John Tuck, of county Kent, was granted a coat-of-arms.
Arms: Argent, a chevron between three greyhounds' heads erased sable. Crest: Three mullets in chevron. Motto: J'ai Fait de Mon Mieux.
In 1776, Bennett Tuck along with the Wade brothers and Hunt brothers, signed a communication from Halifax County, Virginia to the Virginia General Assembly.
Bennett immigrated to Virginia between 1745 and 1750 and settled in Prince Edward County. “

THE EARLIST APPEARANCE OF THE NAME IS FOUND IN A GRANT TO CROYLAND MONASTERY IN 1052.
Croyland Abbey
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For Croyland Abbey in the town of Crowland, see Croyland Croyland Abbey (usually spelled Crowland Abbey) is a Church of England parish church Church_of_England_parish_church>, formerly an abbey church in Crowland in the English county of Lincolnshire

It was originally founded in the 8th century , and is dedicated to Saint Mary the Virgin Blessed_Virgin_Mary>, Saint Bartholomew and Saint Guthlac, the last of these having dwelt there as a hermit between 699 and 714. During the third quarter of the 10th century, Croyland came into the possession of the nobleman Turketul, a relative of Osketel, Archbishop of York. Thurketel, a cleric, became abbot there and endowed the abbey with many estates. It is thought that, about this time, Croyland adopted the Benedictine rule.

Croyland is well known to historians as the probable home of the Croyland Chronicle of Pseudo-Ingulf, begun by one of its monks and continued by several other hands. In 1537, the abbot of Croyland wrote to Thomas Cromwell, sending him a gift of fish: "ryght mekely besechyng yow lordship favorablye to accepte the same fyshe, and to be gud and favorable lorde unto me and my pore house". Despite these representations, the abbey was dissolved in 1539.

Much of the abbey church survived for use by the parish, but large parts collapsed over the subsequent centuries. The present parish church is reduced to the north aisle of the old building, with ruins, including a fine west front, adjoining. One of the religious relics that the present church claims to contain is the skull of the 9th century Abbot Theodore which used to be on public display until it was stolen from its display case in 1982. The skull was later returned anonymously in 1999.

Persons linked with Cambridge will recall that their University was founded under the inspiration of the abbot of Croyland, thus Sabine Baring-Gould has said, making St Guthlac the University's spiritual father.

The abbey is also known for being the subject of a John Clare.

Tuck, J.A. The Emergence of a Northern Nobility, 1250-1400 Northern History, Vol. 22
Tuck, J.A. Richard II and the Border Magnates Northern History, Vol. 30
Tuck, J.A. War and Society in the Medieval North Northern History, Vol. 21

Turketul

Turketul (Turketel, Turkentals, Thurcytel, Twiketal of Croyland) (907 -12 July 975 ) was of royal descent. He was the son of Ethelward, the brother of king Edward the Elder.
Lord Chancellor
He was raised to the position of Lord Chancellor and entrusted with all temporal and spiritual affairs. He remained in this function under different kings:
• Edward the Elder (d. 924)
• Ælfweard of Wessex (d. 924)
• Athelstan of England (d. 939),
• Edmund I of England (d. 946),
Dunstan, abbot of Glastonbury, was Turketul's most trusted friend.
Croyland Abbey

In 946 he became a monk of Croyland Abbey, which had been devastated by the Danes. He restored the abbey and became abbot in 948.
In 966 he visited king Edgar of England and received a privilege for Croyland.
He died in Croyland in 975.
Historian
Turketul wrote the history of Croyland from 716 till 973.
References
• Ingulph’s Chronicle of the Abbey of Croyland, translated from the Latin with notes by Henry T. Riley, Esq., B.A., London MDCCCLIV

THE TUCK'S OF VIRGINIA ARE DESCENDENTS FROM AN ANCIENT ENGLISH FAMILY CHIEFLY OF THE COUNTY OF KENT, BUT ALSO OF LONDON AND NORWICH. TODAY PERSONS OF THAT NAME ARE FOUND THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE OF ENGLAND, ESPECIALLY IN LONDON, WHERE NUMEROUS PAGES OF THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ORE REQUIRED TO LIST THE TUCK SUBSCRIBERS.

THE EARLIEST APPEARANCE OF THE NAME IS FOUND IN A GRANT TO CROYLAND MONASTERY IN 1052. FIVE CENTURIES LATER, IN 1510, SIR BRIAN TUCK, SON OF RICHARD TUCK, WAS CLERK OF THE COUNCIL OF CALAIS AND LATER SECRETARY TO CARDINAL WOLSEY AND HENRY VIII, KING OF ENGLAND. HIS DAUGHTER MARRIED A MEMBER OF THE ROYAL GUARD UNDER THE DUKE OF NORFOLK, IN THE REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH. ANOTHER RICHARD TUCK, A GREAT-GREAT-GREAT-GRANDSON OF JOHN TUCK, COUNTY OF KENT, WAS GRANTED A COAT-OF-ARMS.

IN 1649, ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT FIGURES IN VIRGINIA WAS LORD CULPEPPER, A KINSMAN AND COMPANION-IN-ARMS OF COLONEL SAMUEL TUCK. THIS TUCK IN 1661 WAS THE AUTHOR OF A PROPOSAL FOR THE REGISTRATION OF PLANRETS AND SERVANTS OR SLAVES IN COLONIAL PLANTATIONS, WHICH WAS DEBATED IN A MEETING OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL.

IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY, MANY TUCK'S MIGRATED FROM THE OLD COUNTRY TO THE COLONIES. ROBERT TUCK, A CHIRRURGEON, VINTER AND TAILOR, CAME IN 1636 FROM SULFOLK COUNTY TO SETTLE FIRST IN MASSACHUSETTS, LATER IN NEW HAMPSHIRE WHERE HE FOUNDED A MUMEROUS FAMILY. AMOUNG THOSE OF THE NAME WHO CAME TO VIRGINIA IN THE EARLY YEARS WERE; WOODHAM TUCK IN 1642; ANN TUCK IN 1652; AND WILLIAM AND ROBERT TUCK IN 1657, WHO HAD HEADRIGHTS OF 730 ACRES OF LAND, EACH IN NEW KENT COUNTY. NOTHING FURTHER IS KNOWN OF THESE EARLY VIRGINIA SETTLERS, AS THE RECORDS OF THE TIDE-WATER COUNTIES WERE ALMOST COMPLETELY DESTROYED IN THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES.

WE DO KNOW THAT JOHN AND EDWARD TUCK, AND A THOMAS TUCK, WHO MAY HAVE BEEN A BROTHER, APPEARED IN HALIFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA ABOUT THE TIME IT WAS CUT OFF FROM LUNDENBURG IN 1752, AQUIRED LAND, ESTABLISHED HOMES, AND REARED LARGE FAMILIES, THE DESCENDENTS OF WHOM ARE NOW SCATTERED THROUGHOUT OUR NATION.

THAT THESE BROTHERS CAME TO HALIFAX COUNTY FROM ONE OF THE TIDEWATER COUNTIES IS CERTAIN, BUT THE LENGTH OF THEIR RESIDENCE THERE IS IN DOUBT. IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THEY ARE DESCENDENTS OF THE WILLIAM OR THE ROBERT WHO SETTLED IN NEW KENT IN 1657.

A FURTHER THEORY IS THAT THEY ARE COUSINS OF A GRANDSON OF ROBERT TUCK OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, WHO IS SAID TO HAVE COME TO VIRGINIA. THE REMARKABLE SIMILARITY OF THE GIVEN NAMES FOUND IN THE MASSACHUSETTS AND VIRGINIA FAMILIES AND THE PRESENCE IN BOTH OF THE UNUSUAL NAME, MARSTON, WOULD INDICATE A CLOSE RELATIONSHIP.

A FAMILY TRADITION, WHICH HAS BEEN FOUND EXISTING IN WIDELY SEPERATED GROUPS OF DESCENDENTS THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH, IS THAT JOHN AND EDWARD TUCK, WITH THEIR PARENTS AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY CAME DIRECTLY FROM ENGLAND. BY MANY, THEY ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE SETTLED IN WHAT IS NOW KING WILLIAM COUNTY, WHERE MOST OF THEM ARE SAID TO HAVE REMAINED WHEN THE BROTHERS LEFT TO MAKE THEIR HOME IN HALIFAX. SUCH UNUSAL NAMES AS BENNET, CARY AND JOSIAH ARE FOUND IN THE EARLY RECORDS OF BOTH THE KING WILLIAM AND THE HALIFAX TUCK'S, SUPPORTING THE BELIEF THAT THE TWO FAMILIES HAVE A COMMON ORIGIN.

David Tuck & Elizabeth Dewberry missing children?

jrtorlando — 2008-12-30 20:30:10Z

While this is not my family line I think these children may be some of the missing children children of these two people. David died after 1820 but before the 1830 census. We know that they had as many as 5 sons and three daughters by 1820 and may have had more? I will post the entire documents after I have a few more people read them to check for errors since they are so hard to read. The following facts are clear.

1st
I have a document June 1835 Halifax Co. VA, parts of which are very hard to read. It is clear when it said “Infant defendants Mary J. Tuck, Richard Tuck, Albert Tuck, Elizabeth J. Tuck & John D. Tuck. “That Phaltiel Tuck, Irby Dewberry and William Thaxton? Or any two of them who are hereby appointed to sell…………… the land of which David Tuck the elder decs?

2nd
I have a document August 1836 Halifax Co. “VA,Phaltiel Tuck be appointed collector of the bond … amount? of $1269.85?? … the seventh part of the balance to Elizabeth Tuck the widow of David Tuck decs

Check your missing Tucks that you have not been able to connect to a father or mother.

Re: Scruggs & Tuck

LendaTuck84 — 2009-04-29 17:18:37Z

Hello Breza116
My family is Scruggs & Tuck. What part of the country is your family from? Please write to me.
Lenda Tuck

LendaTuck@aol.come

Tuck, Edward or Honor

miskellyrod — 2008-11-25 06:30:32Z

I am researching Edward Tuck born 1862 and married in St Peters church New Norfolk in Tasmania Australia in 1891. They had at least one child, my grandmother Florence Tuck in 1896 also at new norfolk. Honor or Annie Kelly was born in 1868. contact me please at miskellyrod@yahoo.com.au
I have a picture of Honor in early 1920's.