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Re: Newman P Rebecca Tuckerman

crexchange — 2009-06-24 19:12:31Z

Did he have a son named Earle?

TUCKERMAN Leroy E 1938-1995

t42Moore — 2009-01-18 12:49:17Z

TUCKERMAN Leroy E 1938-1995

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 199,787 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: Tuckerman listed 1870 Michigan census

Ptrisha — 2008-08-11 03:29:05Z

Hi Judy,

Sorry I didn't see your first notice. Johannes (John) Tillapaugh was the son of Baltus Dillenbach and grandson of Martinus Dillenbach. I found the information about Johannes's death via the online Michigan death information site. I wasn't able to do much more tracking than what you already have. My line is descended from John and Charity's son, George, who moved with his wife Julia Tuttle to Winneshiek County, Iowa. John's second wife, Cynthia, is shown in the 1870 Federal Census as living in Battle Creek, Calhoun County. She married Milton Sweet in 1872. There is another John noted in the 1860 US census as living in Milford, Oakland County, Michigan. I'm not sure who this John is, but he would be about 20 years younger than the John I'm related to.

Sorry not to be of more help. Pat

Re: Tuckerman listed 1870 Michigan census

gleasonclan — 2008-07-28 18:25:22Z

Another bit of info. As I wrote earlier in the year, we have Tillapaugh's in our line,too. I recently found our Almira's parents, in Calhoun Co.1850. They were Martin and Polly Tillapaugh, mispelled as Tillebo, I think. They had a son Daniel with them, and in 1860 they were in Lenawee Co. Mi, with newly widowed Almira (Tillapaugh) Brown. I write because of the Calhoun County connection. Maybe they were related to John and Cynthia. I hope to hear from you.

Judy, from Michigan

Re: Tuckerman listed 1870 Michigan census

gleasonclan — 2008-03-05 03:55:06Z

Hi Pat,
Just read your message, because I am looking for Tillapaugh's that came from New York to Michigan. Have you found out which family your John Tillapaugh came from? Have you read the book, online on Ancestry, "The Dallenbach's in America"? You might find your ancestor in there, but I didn't. So I am looking for possible siblings for Almira. .Our ancestor was Almira Tillapugh, b.1813, NY, maybe in Montgomery or Jefferson county,who came to MI about 1845 from Jefferson County, we believe. She was the wife of Lewis Brown and they had 12 children, 7 in NY, and the rest born in Michigan.She first was in Isabella in 1846, then Oakland, then Clinton, then Lenawee, then Hillsdale. There was a John?Jefferson Tillapaugh in Oakland county in 1870, and his mother's name was Mary. That is all I have so far. Any connection to you, or do you have any other Tillapgh/Michigan names?

Thank you for reading this and I hope a reply,
Judy Gleason, Michigan

Tuckerman listed 1870 Michigan census

Ptrisha — 2006-05-24 01:21:21Z

A Lee Tuckerman (age 36) is listed on the 1870 Michigan census living in the township of Emmett, Calhoun County. He is a butcher and lives with his wife, Ann, age 36, and daughter Rosa age 9. Also living with them are Ann's parents John and Cynthia Tillapaugh, ages 76 and 61. All of the adults were born in New York and Rosa in Michigan.

I'm related to this Tuckerman's wife and parents, but little seems to be known about daughter Ann and her family. I'm having zero luck trying to find them from the Tuckerman angle and hope that this info sounds familiar to someone out there.

Thank you, Pat

Tuckerman Blackawton Devon

jeti — 2006-02-28 20:32:31Z

I am tracing my family history on the Tuckerman side, my Grandad was b.1911 John Henry Tuckerman who married daisy eva bugler, my GGrandad was b. abt 1880 John Henry Tuckerman who married Eliza Jane Widdicombe, my GGGrandad was b. abt 1856 Charles H Tuckerman who married Fanny Harriett Dolton. Im now a bit stuck if anyone has any info it would be greatfully recieved abd if i can help anyone just email me. Most were born blackawton my grandad was born in st germans.
Tina

Re: Jacob Tuckerman 1775(MA? CT?-1851(NY)

2005-12-22 01:30:29Z

Yes...thanks. I had that info. My primary connection is through the Fisk line....another sister, Matilda, who married Admatha Dunklee, was my husband's 2great grandmother. I was interested in tracing the families of Matilda's siblings, and got interested in this Jacob Tuckerman that way.

Re: Jacob Tuckerman 1775(MA? CT?-1851(NY)

jonesbailey — 2005-12-19 21:05:28Z

Cannot ID Jacob's first wife, but here is a bit more info.
1850 USCensus, Ausable, Clinton, NY, shows a Jacob
Tuckerman, 75, MA & Mary Tuckerman, 56, NH, same
household as J.B. (Jerome B.) Bailey, 45, NY and his wife Dorothy, 42, NH. 1880 Census, Plattsburgh, shows both Dorothy and Mary NHx3 (same household). These two are sisters surnamed Fisk. See RootsWeb/Ancestry tree dated 25 Aug 2000 by James H. Wright for Fisk siblings and parents (Asa Fisk/Keziah Badger). James H. Wright's info source
is shown as "History of Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire."

Jacob Tuckerman 1775(MA? CT?-1851(NY)

2005-12-12 16:18:55Z

Who was the first wife of Jacob Tuckerman? He had at least three children by her [Abraham, b c1802, Elmina, b c1807, Jacob, b c1808, the last at least prob. born in Eaton, NY]. He was living in Bennington, VT when he married 2nd, in Stillwater, NY, Mary J. Fisk of Brattleboro, VT on Dec. 25, 1821. He was in Madison Co, NY on 1820 census; was in Chittenden Co, VT on 1830 census, and had moved to Ausable, Clinton Co, NY by the 1840 census, where he remained for the rest of his life. He died in 1852, and filed a will in Clinton Co. which names his wife Mary, and the three children mentioned above. His dau. had married John H Brown of Eaton, NY.

My primary goal is to learn the identity of the first wife, and her dates and where she is buried. Thanks.

Re: Tuckerman MASS to Maine

2005-10-04 00:40:10Z

I have a Sarah Tuckerman born around 1770 who married Thomas Fairservice of Mass, later Pownaboro. I am trying to link Priscilla and Sarah as sisters. Also, why they moved. Any thoughts on either are appreciated.

Death announc of Rev. Dr. Joseph Tuckerman from Hingham Patriot paper dating May 16, 1840

BKent9261 — 2005-02-24 17:53:49Z

I am not related, just post from old papers I collect.

Hingham Patriot, Saturday Morning, May 16, 1840

Death of Rev. Dr. Tucerman.
Letters received in this city yesterday by the family of Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, furnish the painful intelligence of the death of this truly good man- who long has labored, with a devotedness seldom surpassed, to elevate the moral nature of man-and whos services in the cuase of humanity and religion will long be remembered by his community, and particularly by the families of the poor, the afflicted, and the intemperate, among whom , in imitation of his Master, "he went about doing good," and whom have often listened to words of comfort from his lips. Dr. Tuckerman's physical constitution was always weak; his health for some years past has been quite feeble, and in compliance with the advice of his physicians, he left this city in December last, for the milder climate of Cuba. But the fiat has gone forth, and he is not permitted to resume those Christian labors, in which he always experienced such delight, or visit his home and his kindered again. Those who knew him will deeply regret that they will see his face no more - but they will love to linger on his memory- Merc. Jour.

That is all that is published.

Tuckerman MASS to Maine

Cheryell66 — 2004-12-14 03:41:15Z

I am looking for info. on a Daniel Gent or Jent Tuckerman who was a tailor in Boston 1736-42. He may have married three times there and had at least one child Priscilla. He moved to Pownalboro, Lincoln Co. Maine and is seen there in the early census records in 1766. His son -in-law Job Averell was the administer of his estate 1785.

Any info. on this line is most appreciated

Re: The TUCKERMAN FAMILY by BAYARD TUCKERMAN

2004-10-04 21:16:23Z

I read your message today. Do you have one family book now? I am living in Germany and some of my anchesters and Mr. Edward T. from Boston in 1845/1850 are in contact to connect the pedigree. I'm interested about.
Kind regards Ute Koenig geb. Tuckermann

Lydia Tuckerman/Wilson Small Marriage-New York City

SMolton — 2004-04-08 21:56:57Z

Lydia Tuckerman married Wilson Small around 1827 in New York City. Any information you might supply on this marriage would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Sharon Molton

Re: The Surname

r_tuckerman — 2003-02-17 18:15:12Z

Mary Lew Tuckerman
Found a message you sent to Dawn Tuckerman Moore. I am just getting started in our family research and have a lot of info from 1874 to present date. Dawn is my half sister thru marriage.Hope you are still searching info and can exchange messages. There are a lot of living here in Schuyler, Tompkins, and Chemungcounty NY. Hope to hear from you.
Ralph Tuckerman

TUCKERMAN FAMILY BLACKHAWTON

simplesyd1 — 2003-02-01 19:05:47Z

I AM INTERESTED IN ANYONE WHO HAS INFO OF THE TUCKERMAN FAMILY WHO CAME FROM BLACKHAWTON ESPECIALLY A MARY ANN TUCKERMAN WHO MARRIED A JAMES BEER OF THE SAME VILLIAGE

Re: Bayard Tuckerman & Susanne

2003-01-11 17:18:16Z

Alan & or Susanne,
Interested in copy of said Book.
Also if not available would like to contact any other person that has one for sale.
Graham Tuckerman

Luella Tuckerman or Herbert W. Carson

2002-03-25 21:39:47Z

Looking for information on Luella Tuckerman and Herbert W. Carson. Luella was from Ohio, possibly Meigs County. Married Herbert Carson December, 1883, and had a daughter Josie Carson who married Frank Diehl. Luella may have been a school teacher before marrying. She and Herbert ran a store in Cabell County, WVA.

Re: Tuckermann/Tuckerman

2002-02-21 19:51:06Z

hi as you can see my name is tuckermann if you want some help, contact me, my grandma has written a book about your family name, there are all the tuckermann of my big family (from 200 to today)
see you!
moni

Re: Tuckerman

2002-01-17 21:10:54Z

Dear Mary Lew:
I believe that the name William Tuckerman appears in the 1850 South Carolina Census.
I do not know exactly what the numerous entries in the Arkansas land records where a William Tuckerman appears as a Quarter assignee along with an Edward a. Nicholl, John B. Jones, John B. Sullivan to a Peter G. Graves.
There is also a Town in Arkansas by the name of Tuckerman for which no first name seems to be connected.
I also know of a Dr. William C. Tuckerman a twin born Ashtabula Co. Ohio in 1888 died Cleveland Ohio in 1940

respectfully Yours Robert Tuckerman
E-Mail theleman13@yahoo.com

Re: The Surname

2001-12-20 20:41:22Z

Dear Mary L
Refering to the original message
How do I get to Dawn Tuckerman Moore about Arthur Tuckerman, for more particulars, When was he in upper N.Y. state? When did he live ETC?

Respectfully yours Robert Tuckerman
E Mail theleman13@ yahoo.com

Re: The Surname

2001-12-19 02:48:16Z

Thanks for your message. I wish I had more information, but I have little except that my grandfather was William France Tuckerman who married Matilda Jones and lived in Media, Pa. from early 1900's to 1938, when she died. His Father was William G. Tuckerman who married Edith I. France, also lived in Pa. I have not been able to learn anything about them.

Re: The Surname

2001-12-18 02:01:21Z

working on this name in northern N.Y. I might be able to help if I had more information.
Isaac and Jedediah moved to Potsdam, St; Lawrence Co. circa 1825 and a Benjamin and family to Richfield about 1810

Robert W. Tuckerman
theleman13@ yahoo.com

Re: Tuckerman's

2002-09-09 22:01:28Z

Good on ya Charlotte, yep one of the many thousands of places that I have visited.
Agnus Mary Kate Cox (Tuckerman).
Have a look at "Familytree Makers" board.
Love You GT

Re: Tuckerman's

2002-09-05 13:48:48Z

Dad (Graham Tuckerman), I found where you've been hunting down our family tree... Your Daughter ;-) PS What is Granny Tuck's Fist name?

Bayard Tuckerman & Susanne

2002-04-29 20:53:40Z

Dear Susanne, Yes,the book is still for sale. It is numbered '12'. It is hard-backed but bound with a sort grey paper which has become rubbed a little along the edges -taking in and out of bookshelves. Fine inside. A good clean copy. Postage is 10 $ US. Please contact me if you are still interested.
Best wishes,
Alan Bird

Re: The TUCKERMAN FAMILY by BAYARD TUCKERMAN

2002-04-22 16:36:36Z

I am intereseted in purchasing your book if you still have it. Thanks

Tuckerman

2001-02-15 18:28:02Z

I also have a Theodore Tuckerman in my line-from William G. Tuckerman(married Edith I.France), son, William Franklin Tuckerman married Matilda L. Jones(my grandparents)-about late 1800's-Media,DE Co., Pa.-possibly in VA., DE or MD.

Newman P Rebecca Tuckerman

2001-01-28 19:29:37Z

I'm looking for any information on Newman P. Tuckerman (B. 2/22/1842 D. 5/3/1901) who married (3/7/1862 in Centreville)Rebecca (B. 4/10/1846 D. 7/13/1923)or any of their children: Emma E. Tuckerman[Hartson] (B. 5/29/1863 D. 8/5/1940]; William H. Tuckerman (B. 2/19/1866 D. 2/11/1904); Newman Frederick Tuckerman (B. 5/9/1869 D. 1/??/1951); or Mabel A. Tuckerman (B. 1/29/1876 also H. Alena Tuckerman (D. 10/13/1899. Newman Frederick Tuckerman was my grandfather, a blacksmith in Westerly, RI.

Frederick Tuckerman

2000-12-25 09:46:01Z

Ruth: Sorry, but your Frederick and mine
are not the same person. Mine was from the
Albany/Utica New York area. You may be
related to a branch that supoposedly
originated in Germany, and then had members
emigrate to England and Australia. You might
have better luck via the Graham Tuckerman and
Ute Koenig threads. Good luck.

grandpa

2000-09-06 15:10:00Z

HI everybody just starting my family tree cant find my grandpa clayton truesdale tuckerman can anyone help

Tuckerman's

2000-07-16 02:48:57Z

Ute;
Please email me !!!!!
I can not get through on the address that you posted.
Find me at;
tuckomer@optusnet.com.au
just as it looks ok!!!!!
good luck

end result

2000-07-15 01:48:16Z

Hello Graham,
are you related with Edward T,*07.12.1817 Boston/Mass., +15.03.1886 Amherst/Mass.?
Are your anchester Walther T., 1609 living in Devonshire/England?
I am very interested for information of your family history book. How old is it? I have a family history book too. There are many german Tuckermann's and their life.
If you are interested, please contact me.
Ute

end result

2000-07-15 00:47:10Z

Hi Graham,
will you contact me via email (KD.Koenig@t-online.de)? It is not so expensive for me, I need time to translate and so I can do it "offline". Ute

What was the end result ?

2000-07-14 16:51:08Z

To you both, ( Ted Ute )
I am really interested in what the rest of your last incounter was. I am of the family also, live in Australia, roots have been traced from Devonshire, England to Boston USA,to Aussie.
Family ancester was John b approx 1630-35,sailed to USA 1649.
I have known of Tuckermann of Germany,( Family history book by Bayard Tuckerman - private print )
I know that we are talking about different lines here but I would really be interested in any information that you may like to pass on. I have lots of Aussie history from Great uncle, he did research back in old days (the hard way)
Have any of you come across any family researchers that have looked at Deavonshire.
further to Tuckermann Germany. I can transcribe pages for you that mention same in above book if you like.
Regards Graham Tuckerman

Tuckerman/Tuckermann

2000-07-12 07:11:49Z

Hello Ted,
sorry, I don't think about it - my e-mail-adress is

KD.Koenig@t-online.de

read you later?!

Ute

Tuckerman/Tuckermann

2000-07-11 13:14:42Z

Ute: OK; what is your email address?

Ted

Tuckerman/Tuckermann

2000-07-09 02:54:24Z

Dear Ted, if you try to find Karl Ernst Julius Tuckermann, born: 14.03.1828 in Duderstadt, in 1850 Merchant in New York, than we are related. Can you contact me under email directly? If it is the same person, you can tell me of his future and I can told you about his history. With the best wishes, Ute

Tuckerman/Tuckermann

2000-07-08 09:24:55Z

Ute:
I am trying to find information on my
great-grandfather, Carl Tuckerman. He was
born in the Mecklenburg region of Germany,
probably in the early 1840s. Came to
America, probably in the 1860s. Settled in
Albany, NY; later Utica, NY. Married
Louise Schmidt, also originally of the
Mecklenburg region. Had three children:
Frederick, Carl Otto, and Amelia. Could we
be related?

Ted Tuckerman

Tuckerman in Herkimer County, NY

GHanson7232 — 2002-06-13 15:27:55Z

I have a deed from MI that states my ggg grandfather owed $3,000.00 to a Mr. Tuckerman, for property in Herkimer County, NY. The deed I have is from 1873 in Barry, MI. I have info that this family, the William Ashley's were in Leyden in the 1840's. Does anyone have any info or direction on where this property may be?

Thank you!

William Tuckerman

GDannar4843 — 2001-08-12 02:01:28Z

Mary Lew,
I haven't found any William Tuckerman in my family line yet!
Gwen

Tuckerman Family

Hayth — 2001-10-07 02:24:26Z

Hello,
You mentioned in your query that you areworking on the Tuckerman Line, specifically Frederick Tuckerman. This Frederick Tuckerman is my ggggrandfather. If you wish to exchange info, let me know.

Tuckerman line

Hayth — 2001-10-07 02:24:26Z

My ggggrandfather was Frederick Tuckerman, h/o Lydia Lasher
p.o.d Meigs County, OH Are you working on this collateral line? will be glad to exchange info.

Tuckerman's of Mass. and N.Y.

Hayth — 2001-10-07 02:24:26Z

Dear Ted Tuckerman
Thanks for your reply. Will continue with search. My Mother had always told me that the Tuckerman's came from the "Lowlands" of Holland. Frederick's wife, Lydia Lasher was born in Rheinbeck, NY, so will also work from that direction. thanks again

Romanian Tuckermans

ntuckerman — 2002-11-22 13:47:24Z

My grandfather, Julius Tuckerman, was born in Iasi, Romania, on March 23, 1874. His father, Maurice, was also born in Iasi. His mother was Roscalie Kane Tuckerman, born in Siret, Bukovina. Can anyone tell me where to write to get copies of their birth certificates? Many thanks.

Family research

j_tuckermann — 2002-05-06 18:59:54Z

From time to time I did some family research but this was concentrated mainly around the dutch branch. This branch was traced back to Jacob Tuckermann, Bürgemeister zu Lennep in 1550. Over the years I've collected quite some information about the dutch and german branches together with lots of heraldic data. I've never used the internet to get in contact with my family in Germany and the US, and perhaps the UK. When I found this site I was surprised and glad to find a possible means to get in contact with familymembers abroad. Perhaps we can exchange family info. Are there family members in germany or the US who have been researching the family history and could use information I have, I would very much like to get in contact with them and would be more than glad to assist them in their research if this is in my power. Hoping to hear from you all soon. Greetings, Jeroen.

Family research

j_tuckermann — 2002-05-06 18:59:54Z

dear family, I forgot to give you my e-mail:
j.tuckermann@student.kun.nl
I'm a student at Nijmegen University Holland
J.

To Ted Tuckerman

j_tuckermann — 2002-05-06 18:59:54Z

Dear Ted,
Reading the messages and after having contact with Ute in Germany I understood you were looking for Carl Tuckermann who came to the US in the 1850s. Although I'm not absolutely sure for lack of data such as date of birth, the Carl you are looking for could be: Karl Ernst Julius Tuckermann. He was born march 3rd 1828 and a merchant in New York in 1850 . About his children I have no information. His parents were Philipp Tuckermann (*1792-+Gross-Schneen near Göttingen april 26th 1837) and Ernestine Wilhelmine Geyer (*november 4th 1805-+june 6th 1876. He was the 2nd child after Adolf Georg Julius (1826-1901). After him came: Emilie Ernestine Elisabeth (1829-1898),Auguste Luise (1831-1894), Georg Gustav (1833-1882), Ferdinand Friedrich (1835-1912) and Philipp August (1837-?)
I hope Karl Ernst Julius is the one you were looking for. If he is, I have all the information to trace your family tree back to the first half of the 16th century. Hoping I have been able to provide you with some useful information I'm looking forward to hear from you. If you wish you can contact me: j.tuckermann@student.kun.nl
Best wishes, Jeroen.

The TUCKERMAN FAMILY by BAYARD TUCKERMAN

amjbird — 2002-04-11 20:13:53Z

I have a copy for sale of this privately printed book (sixty copies, printed at the Riverside Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts) for 65 USdollars. It is in good condition but has an inscription inside: 'New York 13 December 1920'. Incidentally, I think that there may have been Tuckermans working in Bolivia.
Alan Bird