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- [S00008] 1880 US Census, Kimshew, Butte, California, ED 4, roll T9_63, page 203.1000, image 0409. 6/8/1880.
Dwelling 118 Family 63:
"Tuck, Frank H, age 34,occupation Miner, born NH"
"Tuck, Elmira S, age 38, relation Wife, occupation Keeping House, born Illinois"
"Tuck, Edward, age 10, relation Son, born Ill, father born NH, mother born Ill"
"Tuck, Clara M, age 8, relation Daughter, born Ill, father born NH, mother born Ill"
"Tuck, Eva M, age 6, relation Daughter, born Ill, father born NH, mother born Ill"
Dwelling 117 Family 62:
"Perry, Alvin A; Male age 38, Married, occupation Teamster, born Main, father born Main, mother born [blank]"
"Perry, Sharlott A; Female, age 38, Wife, Married, occupation Keeping House, born Mo, father born Ky, mother born Tenn"
"Perry, Newton H; Male, age 9, Son, born Iowa, father born Main, mother born Tenn"
"Perry, Lewis B; Male, age 8, Son, born Iowa, father born Main, mother born Tenn"
[The descendants of Alvin A Perry have many of the same pictures as the Smalls. But so far unaable to connect to our Perrys. Coincidence?]
- [S00009] 1900 US Census, Chico, Butte, California, ED 12, roll T623 84, page 9B. 6/4/1900.
"Ivy bet. 4th + 5th"
Dwelling 220 Family 227:
"Tuck, Frank H, Head, born Oct 1845, age 54, married 33 years, born New Hampshire, father born New Hampshire, mother born New Hampshire, occupation Day Laborer"
"Tuck, Elmira S, wife, born June 1846, age 53, married 33 years, born Illinois, father born New York, mother born New York"
"Tuck, Lucy A, Mother, born Feb 1830, age 70, Widdow, born Vermont, father born Vermont, mother born Vermont"
- [S00012] 1930 US Census, Chico, Butte, California, Roll: 112; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 3; Image: 825.0. 4/5/1930.
"Tuck, Frank H, Father?, age 84, age married 22, born New Hampshire, father born United States, mother Born United States, occupation Yard Man at Oil Company"
- [S00043] Small Notes, Eva M Small's birthday book.
[Review original and include detail]
- [S00005] 1850 US Census, Brentwood, Rockingham, New Hampshire, roll M432_437, page 154, image 302 8/7/1850.
Dwelling 293 Family 309:
"Tuck, Josiah H L, age 25, Male, occupation Shoe Manufacture, born NH"
"Tuck, Nancy, age 22, Female, born NH"
"Tuck, Frank H, age 4, Male, born NH"
"Tuck Clara T, age 2, Male, born NH"
"Tuck, Ella M, age 1/12, Female, born NH"
[Calra T, Male, is Clarron T]
[Also numeous other Tucks in Brentwood 1850 Census, but Edward and Mary/Betsie not found.]
- [S00057] Chico Cemetery, Record 04/10/2008 (7,4,193).
"Name: Tuck, Frank Hamlet
Sex: M
Age: 85
Service: 03/14/1931 Type: I
Birth: 10/08/1845 New Hampshire
Death: 03/12/1931 Chico
Veteran: N
Spouse: Adams, Elmira Salinda
Vault: LIN
Comments (U, V, W)
1879-miner in Magalia;
father invented the submarine.
Per 1890 Great Register of Butte County: Reg to vote 23 Apr
1884, age 38, b NH, occ: engineer."
- [S00029] Illinois Marriages, 1851-1900, Kane County Court Records Film #1481107-1481109.
"Frank H Tuck, spouse Elmira S Adams, married Mar 15, 1866, Kane County Illinois"
"Elmira S Adams, spouse Frank H Tuck, married Mar 15, 1866 Kane County Illinois"
- [S00041] Small Pictures, Lucy Perry Album.
"Col Edward Tuck + Betsy Tuck, his wife
Father and Mother of J H L Tuck
Grand Parents of F H Tuck.
Great Grandfather of E E Tuck, Clara May, and Eva Maud Tuck.
Great Great Grandparents of Irene Small, Warren Small,Nellie May Tuck, Florence Camper, and Alice Camper"
- [S00007] 1870 US Census, St Charles, Kane, Illinois, T132, RG29, roll 237, page 472, image 529. 8/23/1870.
Dwelling 452 Family 452:
"Tuck, F H, age 25, occupation Agent, born NH, Male Citizen"
"Tuck, Myra, age 24, occupation Keeping House, born Ills"
"Tuck, Babie, born 3/12, sex M, born Ills"
- [S00057] Chico Cemetery, Headstone.
"FATHER
FRANK H. TUCK
OCT. 8, 1845
MAR. 12, 1931"
- [S00010] 1910 US Census, Chico, Butte, California, ED , roll T624_73, part , page . 4/18/1910.
Dwelling 62 Family 73:
"219 Fourth Street"
"Tuck, Olive B, Head, age 42, married 18 years, children 1, born California, father born Virginia, mother born Pennsylvania, occupation Dressmaker"
"Tuck, Nellie M, Daughter, age 12, born California, father born Illinois, mother born California"
"Tuck, Frank H, Fatherinlaw, age 65, married 42 years, born New Hampshire, father born United states, mother born United States, occupation Foreman Box Factory"
- [S00011] 1920 US Census, Chico, Butte, California, Roll: T625_94; Page: 21A; Enumeration District: 5; Image: 45. 2/13/1920.
"Bay Precinct"
Dwelling 456 Family 502:
"Camper Chas H, Head, age 47, Married, born California, father born United States, mother born United States, occupation Orchardist"
"Camper, Clara, Wife, age 47, Married, born Illinois, father born New Hampshire, mother born Illinois"
"Camper, Florence, Daughter, age 19, Single, born California, father born California, mother born Illinois"
"Camper, Alice, Daughter, age 15, Single, born California, father born California, mother born Illinois"
"Camper, Robert, Son, age 8, Single, born California, father born California, mother born Illinois"
"Camper [actually Tuck], Frank H, Father-in-law, age 74, Married, born New Hampshire, father born, New Hampshire, mother born, New Hampshire, occupation Farm Laborer"
"Camper [actually Tuck], Elmira, Mother-in-law, age 73, Married, born Illinois, father born Illinois, mother born Illinois"
- [S00030] Small June Bedford and Virginia Small Research, Frank Hamlin Tuck.
"Frank Hamlin Tuck, b Oct 8 1845, Paplin, now Fremont, Rockingham Co., N.H.; m 1865 Wayne Station, Ill. (?); d ? 13, 1931 of Old Age; father's name Josiah H. Langdon Tuck"
"Partner of Buffalo Bill till BB went for command performance to Queen Victoria"
"FHT came to Calif. where he was diary foreman for Gov. Bidwell"
"Elmira Selinda Adams, b June 22, 1846, Aurora, Ill.; d May 3, 1932, Chico, Ca of Old Age; father's name Egbert Adams; mother's name Lucy Perry;"
Children:
"Edward Warren, b 1870; m Ollie (Olive) Camper; d Chico, Ca."
"Clara May, b 1872; m Charles H. Camper, Dec. 28, 1898; d Davis, Ca."
"Eva Maud, b Apr. 21, 1874, Sycamore, Ill.; m Charles Edwin Small, Mar. 9 1892; d Jan 26, 1952, San Jose, Ca."
[reverse]
"Elmira "Mira", "mi", "Mami" (to her grandchildren)"
"rec'd. teachers certificate in 1865 in Elmira, Ill. (year of Lincon's assasination)"
- [S00071] Publications, Historical Souvenir of El Dorado County, California with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches of its Prominent Men and Pioneers ", Oakland, Cal. - Paolo Sioli, Publisher, 1883. p - 229.
"Josiah Hamilton Langdon Tuck
The subject of this brief mention was one of the first to reach the Pacific Coast, after the discovery of gold had been announced to the world. He crossed the Isthmus of Panama and arrived in San Francisco in January, 1849, and was at Auburn, in Placer County, in February of the same year. He was born in the State of New Hampshire in 1825. Was educated at Hanover and graduated as a geologist. Except one year engaged in the wool trade, he has been very actively engaged in developing and selling mines. Has made 49 trips across the continent in the interest of mining corporations and effected the sale of 39 different mines. He has erected 10 different quartz mills and is now, in company with his son Fred, operating Orofino gold quartz mine, on which he has the most complete mill in the county, fully equipped with the air cornpresser, power drills, eight batteries, seven concentrators, White's revolving furnace pans and settlers, together with a colllplete assaying and snlelting outfit, all located on a 40 foot ledge, on which there is a double compartment shaft and all run by water power, with 360 feet pressure.
Mr. Tuck was married in 1835 [sic probably 1853] to Lucy A. Cutler, a native of Vermont. To them have been born 8 children, 5 of whom are yet living. Frank H. is Supt. of mines. Mary E., now Mrs. Charles Miller, of Saint Charles, Ills., Clanon T., a boot and shoe manufacture in N. H., Fred B., Supt. of Orofino mines, and Kittie, now Mrs. Dr. G. H. Beach, of Los Angeles. In addition to his various mining interests he has one of the finest almond orchards in California,located near San Jose.
His father was Col. Edward Tuck, who commanded the Fourth Reginlent of New Hampshire troops in the war of 1812, and his mother was Mary Warren, a relative of General Warren, who fell in the battle of Bunker Hill."
[This is the only reference to Mary as "Warren", other records say Whittier so going with Whittier for a while!]
- [S00071] Publications, St. Charles Chronicle, 7/15/1904.
"Passing in Review
J.H.L. Tuck — For a number of years there lived in St. Charles a tall, rather distinguished looking gentleman, smooth and courteous in manner, with a pleasant smile and a genially winning way, whose business called him much of the time away from home. The Tuck house was on the Geneva road, the house a pleasant frame structure, standing on a slope just south of the residence of David Anderson. The house and grounds were neatly kept ad the barn was a favorite resort of the boys who were schoolmates of Fred Tuck, the youngest son. Fred was a jolly fellow, full of life and vim. He could throw a snowball so swiftly that it would sting wickedly, although he never made one much bigger than a good-sized marble. Frank, his older brother, possessed a remarkably jolly disposition and was a favorite with all who knew him. Kittie, the younger daughter, was a lively little romp, who in after years as a visitor in St. Charles renewed the friendships she had formed in her childhood. She was an accomplished musician. Her sister May, always a bright, happy girl, became the wife of C.A. Miller and lived until recent years surrounded by a host of friends. The Tuck family at length removed from the pace, but its members have at intervals visited the old time. Their former home was burned about 1868, taking fire from a pile of ashes which had been dumped against the woodshed. It was at the time occupied by Seth McClenathan and family. All the members of the Tuck household will be pleasantly remembered by those who knew them in the days of their residence here."
- [S00062] Butte County Great Register, 1878-1884 Great Register of Butte County (283).
"Frank Hamlet Tuck, age 33, birthplace NH, occupation miner, residence Magalia, registration 28 Jul 1879."
- [S00050] Yuba, Sutter, Colusa, Butte, and Tehama Counties, California Directory, 1885.
"Name: Frank H Tuck
City: Chico State: CA
Occupation: mining engineer
Location 2: Oroville ave, Chapman's Addition"
- [S00112] California Voter Registrations 1900-1968, 1900-1914 image 226.
"Chico No. 2 Princinct
212,Tuck, Frank Hamlet, age 56, Chico"
- [S00112] California Voter Registrations 1900-1968, 1900-1914 image 425.
"Chico No. 2 Princinct
207,Tuck, Frank Hamlet, age 82?, Millman, Chico"
- [S00112] California Voter Registrations 1900-1968, 1916-1930 image 597.
"Chico No. 1 Princinct
360, Tuck, Olive Bell, over 21, Housewife, 219 4th St, F, Rep.
362, Tuck Edward Warren, age 41, Engine Driver, Chico, 219 4th St., M, Rep.
363, Tuck Frank Hamlet, 65, Truant Officer, Chico, 219 4th St., M, Rep"
- [S00112] California Voter Registrations 1900-1968, 1916-1930 image 311.
"Bay Princinct
91, Tuck, Frank Hamlet, rancher, Chico, RFD 1 b 157a
92, Tuck, Mrs. Elmira S., Housewife, Chico Box 508"
- [S00112] California Voter Registrations 1900-1968, 1916-1930 image 438.
"Bay Princinct
117, Tuck, Mrs. Elmira S., Housewife, Chico Box 508, Rep
118, Tuck, Frank Hamlet, Rancher, Chico, RFD 1 Box 157a, Rep"
- [S00112] California Voter Registrations 1900-1968, 1900-1928 El Dorado image 21.
"No. 24 El Dorado - Index to Precinct Register.
201, Tuck, Frank Hamlet, age 54, Shingle Springs"
- [S00112] California Voter Registrations 1900-1968, 1916-1930 Butte image 34.
"Bay Precinct
91, Tuck, Frank Hamlet, Rancher, Chico, Cal
92, Tuck, Elmira S, Housewife, Chico, Cal"
- [S00112] California Voter Registrations 1900-1968, 1916-1930 Butte image 761.
"Chico No. 9 Precinct
Tuck, Mrs. Elmira S., At Home, Chico, Cal, Rep
Tuck, Frank H., Retired, 3615 Fifth St.,Chico, Cal, Rep"
- [S00112] California Voter Registrations 1900-1968, 1916-1930 Butte image 917.
"Chico No. 1 Precinct
Tuck, Frank H., Retired, 4219 Fourth St.,Chico, Cal, Rep
Tuck, Mrs. Olive Belle; Housewife, 4219 Fourth St., Chico, Rep
Turc, Edward W., City Engine Driver, 4219 Fourth St. Chico, Rep"
- [S00112] California Voter Registrations 1900-1968, 1916-1930 Butte image 1085.
"Chico No. 1 Precinct
Tuck, Edward W.; City Engine Driver, 4219 Fourth St., Chico, Rep
Tuck, Frank H., Retired, 4219 Fourth St.,Chico, Cal, Rep
Tuck, Mrs. Olive B.; Housewife; 4219 Fourth St., Chico, Rep"
- [S00062] Butte County Great Register, 1890 Great Register of Butte County (254).
"23 Apr 1884; Butte County, CA: Frank Hamlet Tuck, aged 38, bp NH, engineer, residing Chico No. 3."
- [S00043] Small Notes, From Eric, 7/25/1999.
"Some old papers Dad handed off to me, unknown author, recent on yellow binder paper and pencil:
Charles Edwin Small married Eva Maud Tuck
Frank Hamlin Tuck born 1840 married Elmira Adams, born 1846 in Elmira, NY.
J H L Tuck father of Frank Tuck.
Egbert Adams mother Perry?"
- [S00100] California Death Index 1905-1939.
"Frank H Tuck
Death Date: 12 Mar 1931 Death Place: Butte, California Age at Death: 85 Birth Year: abt 1846"
- [S00132] Find-A-Grave.
"Frank Hamlet Tuck
Birth 8 Oct 1846 Death 12 Mar 1931 Butte County, California, USA
Burial Chico Cemetery, Chico, Butte County, California
Memorial ID 65648166"
[Headstone: "Frank H Tuck Oct 8 1846 - Mar 12 1981"]
"Elmira Salinda Adams Tuck
Birth 22 Jun 1846, Illinois, Death 1932 Butte County, California
Burial Chico Cemetery, Chico, Butte County, California
Memorial ID 61381760"
[Headstone: "Elmira Tuck 1846-1932"]
- [S00043] Small Notes, Written note.
"Frank Small from His Grand Father, Chico Cal, 83 Years of age 1929"
- [S00050] Yuba, Sutter, Colusa, Butte, and Tehama Counties, California Directory, 1885.
"Name: Frank H Tuck
City: Magalia State: CA
Occupation: miner "
- [S00038] Small Announcements, Newspaper Clipping.
'China Wedding - Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Tuck celebrated the twentieth anniversary of their wedding last evening at their residence on First Street. ..."
[no date but reverse side has a Timber Land Notice dated January 5, 1886]
- [S00043] Small Notes, Newspaper Clipping.
[group picture] "Members of the OLD LADIES SOCIETY of the M. E. Church, Chico, California"
[reverse in pencil] "Mrs E S Tuck, 3615 - 5th Street, Chico, California"
[probably about 1910 because E S Tuck appears on the lowest step left and appears as she does in the 1910 family pictures]
- [S00030] Small June Bedford and Virginia Small Research, Josiah Hamilton Langdon Tuck.
"Josiah H. (Hamlin(?)) Tuck, b 1920s(?), New Hampshire(?)" "Nancy Warren"
[reverse]
"J. H. L. Tuck came to Calif in 1849 by ship around the Cape Horn - later returned to New Hampshire and in 1868 [sic] claimed the
distinction of inventing the submarine. It was demonstrated in New York harbor arround 1886. Chico Record of 1917, had article,
no date given, and also San Francisco Examiner of Apr. 3, 1898 describes Holland's sub which idea was stolen from J H L T.s. ..."
Peacemaker Submarine
- [S00123] US Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applidcations 1889-1970, Louisville, Kentucky: National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Microfilm, 508 rolls.
"Application for Membership, The New Jersey Society of the National Society Sons of the American Revolution
SAR Membership 92000, application Nov 19, 1964, Otto David Miller
descendant of Lieutenant Samuel Tuck
references:
Hammond's Revolutionary Rolls N. H. Vol. XV pg. 290;
Gilmore's "New Hampshire Men at the battle of Bennington" p.54;
Batchelder's State Papers N. H. Vo. XXX p. 20;
Petter's Military History, N. H. p. 324;
Army and Navy of US by Walton, Gardier and Taylor p. 26;
Tuck Genealogy by Joseph Dow pp. 45-72;
Richard Irving Sampson, Jr. Natl. No. SAR 61831-ST.sec.of Wash.SAR;
Mrs. A. O. Johnson (Jessie Miller) DAR Natl. No. 364-757"
[reverse, pages 2-3]
"Otto David Miller, age 19, born Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, on 21st August 1945;
descendant of Lieutenant Samuel Tuck, born Kensington, N.H. 13th September 1738, and died in Service of his Country on the 12th November 1777;
(1) son of Otto Hoffman Miller, born 6-30-1914 in Chicago, Ill.;
and wife Marion Catherine Nodge-Nagyr, born 5-12-1911 in Throop, Penna., married 8-5-1939 in Newark, N. J.;
(2) grandson of Clarron Tuck Miller, born 3-24-1886 in St. Charles, Ill.;
and his wife Winifred Hoffmann, born 7-9-1883 in Milwalkee, Wisc., married 7-15-1910 in Norwood Park, Ill.;
(3) great-grandson of Charles Adams Miller, born 1-2-1842 in Dundee, Scottland, died 6-27-1915 in St. Charles, Ill.;
and his wife May Ella Tuck, born 5-16-1850 in West Brentwood, N. H., died 6-29-1901 in Chicago, Ill., married 11-8-1870 in Joliet, Ill.;
(4) great-grandson of Josiah Hamilton Langdon Tuck, born 10-12-1824 in Springfield, N.H., died 10-14-1900 in San Francisco, Cal.;
and his wife Nancy A. Sleeper, born 9-10-1826 in Brentwood, N.H., died 6-27-1851 in Brentwood, N.H., married 12-10-1844 in Brentwood, N.H.;
(5) great-grandson of Edward Tuck, born 3-7-1791 in Brentwood, N. H., died 9-11-1865;
and his wife Mary Whittier, born circa 1791, married 1-27-1813 in Deerfield, N.H.;
(6) great-granson of Deacon Edward Tuck, born 1-4-1764 in Brentwood, N.H., died 4-30-1843 in Brentwood, N.H.;
and his wife Mercy Tuck, born 2-5-1768 in Poplin (Fremont), N.H., died 8-11-1849 in Brentwood, N.H., married 11-29-1785 in Poplin, N.H.;
(7) great-grandson of Lieutenant Samuel Tuck, born 9-13-1738 in Kensington, N.H., died ?? 1977 Service of Country;
and his wife Anna Moulton, born 6-24-1744 in Hampton, N.J., died 8-8-1838 in Brentwood, N.H., married 12-30-1762 in Hampton, N.J.;
(8) great-grandson of Edward Tuck, born 2-2-1694 in Hampton, N.J., died 6-7-1772 in Kensington, N.H.;
and his wife Sarah Dearborn, born 6-17-1699 in Hampton, N.H., died 1-15-1756 in Kensington, N.H., married 9-24-1720 in Hampton, N.H.;
"Lieutenant Samuel Tuck died in service of his country at the Battle of Saratoga on November 12, 1777. Signed Association Test, Brentwood, N.J., 7-3-1776. Entered Army 9-8-1777.
Batcheldor's Papers Vol. XXX Page 20 Hamond's Rev. Rolls Vol. XV-pp 285-290
Ensign in capt.Nathan Sanborn's brigade at Saratoga
Col. Stephen evans's Regt. Lieut. Samuel Tuck, Hampton, died Nov. 12, 1977. From New Hampton Soldiers at Bennington by Gilmore pg/ 64. allowed by NSDAR in 1937."
"Proofs by genealogical line number:
(1) Family Records
(2) (3) St. Charles Register
(4) Tuck Genealogy by Dow pg. 72
(5) Tuck Genealogy by Dow pg. 71
(6) Tuck Genealogy by Dow pg. 51
(7) Tuck Genealogy by Dow pg. 45 (SAB # 61813)
(8) Tuck Genealogy by Dow pg. 35"
[Anna Multon Tuck died in 1836 not 1838]
- [S00129] New Hampshire Marriage Records Index 1637-1947.
"Josiah H L Tuck
Marriage Date: 10 Dec 1844 Gender: Male
Clerk's Location: Brentwood, Rockingham, New Hampshire
SpouseName: Nancy A Sleeper Spouse Gender: Female
FHL Film Number: 1001310"
- [S00123] US Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applidcations 1889-1970, Volume: 283; SAR Membership Number: 56576.
"Application for Membership, national number 56576, Oct 14, 1941,The Minnesota State Society, Sons of the Amrican Revolution,
line from Davidson Dudley, born Exeter NH on 1717, died Brentwood NH, 1787-8 aged abt 71, who assisted in establishing American Independance.
Charles Miller Bagley MD, age 30, born in Talent, county of Jackson, state Oregon, on the 10th of April 1911,
(1) son of Dr Wm R Bagley, born 1/15/1870 and wife Marion (Miller) Bagley, born 9/12/1871, married 1/1/1910;
(2) grandson of Charles Adam Miller, born 1/5/1842, died 6/26/1915, wife May Ella Tuck, born 5/16/1850, died 6/29/1901, married 11/8/1870;
(3) great-grandson of Josiah Hamilton Langdon Tuck, born 10/12/1824, died 10/14/1900, wife Nancy A Sleeper, born Sept 1826, died, 6/27/1851, married 12/10/1844;
(4) great-great-grandson of Stephen Sleeper, born 2/29/1785, died 8/13/1834, wife Susanna (Susan) Dudley, born 1786, died 2/20/1870, married 1805;
(5) great-great-great-grandson of Peter Coffin Dudley, wife Polly Perry, died 1890;
(6) great-great-great-great-grandson of Davison Dudley, born 1717, died, 1787-8, wife Anna Ladd, born 11/20/1749; [Birth date wrong, for a different Anna]
and he said Davison Dudley (no 6) in the capacity of Signor of the Association Test at Brentwood NH, March 14, 1776.
signed Charles Miller Bagley, MD, address 3031 Greysolon Rd, Duluth, Minnesota"
[page 3]
"wife Ruth Hartley
children Charles Miller Bagley II, born October 15, 1941, residence 3031 Greysolom Road, Duluth, Mins.
references Vol 1 pages 287, 288, 290, and A27, History of Dudley Family by Dean Dudley"
[page 4]
"Supplemental Application of Charles Miller Bagley MD, descendant of Nathaniel French,
Nathaniel French, born Kingston, New Hampshire, 1 April 1709, died South Hampton, New Hampshire, 22 Oct 1791, who assisted in establishing American Independance.
(1) son of William Richardson Bagley, born 15 Jan 1870, wife Marion Miller Bagley, born 2/12/1871, married 26 June 1910;
(2) grandson of Charles Adams miller, born 2 Jan 1842, died 26 June 1915, wife May Ella Tuck, born 5/16/1850, died 6/29/1901, married 11/8/1870;
(3) great-grandson of Josiah Hamilton Langdon Tuck, born 12 Oct 1824, died 14 Oct 1900, wife Nancy A Sleeper Tuck, born sept 1826, died 27 June 1851, married 10 Dec 1844;
(4) great-great-grandson of Stephen Sleeper, born 29 June 1785, died 8/13/1834, wife Susanna;
(5) great-great-great-grandson of Samuel Sleeper, born 2 Feb 1754, died 5/4/1801, wife Hannah, died 1840;
(6) great-great-great-great-grandson of Stephen Sleeper, born 2/23/1729, died 9/4/1801, wife Elizabeth French, born 3/4/1731, died 21 Jan 1809, married 3/21/1751;
(7) great-great-great-great-great-grandson of Nathaniel French, born 4/1/1709, died 10/27/1791, wife Abigel Easman?, born 16 Dec 1708, died "quite old", married 9/12/1729;
Nathaniel French (no 7), Signor of the Association Test at Sandborn, New hampshire, July 3rd, 1776;
Referring to this line proved by Applicant's mother, Daughters of the American Revolution, Number 276719, May 11, 1939 as Supplementary Ancestor Nathaniel French"
[page 5]
Genological references
1st gen. Birth Certified of Oregon
2nd and 3rd, St. Charles Directory
4th, 5th, 6th, 7th gen. State records of New Hampshire, Concord;
record of ancestor's service: Batchelder's State papers of New Hampshire, page 140 Vol XXX"
- [S00125] New Hampshire Death and Burial Records Index 1654-1949.
"Nancy Tuck
Gender: Female
Birth Date: abt 1827 Death Date: 27 Jun 1851 Death Age: 24
Marital Status: Married Spouse Name: Josiah H Tuck
FHL Film Number: 986096"
"Nancy Tuck
Gender: Female
Birth Date: abt 1827 Death Date: 27 Jun 1851 Death Place: Brentwood, New Hampshire Death Age: 24
Marital Status: Married
Clerk Locality: Brentwood, New Hampshire
Event Type: Death FHL Film Number: 1001110"
- [S00132] Find-A-Grave.
"Josiah Tuck
Birth: unknown, Death: Jun. 26, 1851, Brentwood, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
Image of record indicates a child Tuck died June 26, 1851 aged 2 days of "fits" in Brentwood, NH. Child of Josiah and Nancy Tuck.
Parents: Nancy A Tuck (____ - 1851)
Burial: Ingalls-Sleeper Cemetery, Fremont, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
Created by: Patty, Record added: Mar 02, 2013, Find A Grave Memorial# 106047013"
- [S00132] Find-A-Grave.
"Nancy A Tuck
Birth: unknown, Death: Jun. 27, 1851, Brentwood, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
Children: Josiah Tuck (____ - 1851)*
Burial: Ingalls-Sleeper Cemetery, Fremont, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
Created by: Patty, Record added: Mar 02, 2013, Find A Grave Memorial# 106046784"
[Headstone image] "Nancy A wife of Josiah H L Tuck, died June 2, 1851 aged 24 yrs 10 mo; Also Josiah their infant son."
[d 1851-06-27 - ae 24 -10-xx = b 1826-08] [$ in headstone faint may look like a 1 but tilted backward.]
- [S00057] Chico Cemetery, Record 04/10/2008 (20,K,13,A).
"Name: Tuck, Elmira Salinda Adams
Sex: F
Age: 85
Service: 05/05/1932 Type: I
Birth: 06/22/1846
Death: 05/03/1932 Chico, CA
Veteran: N
Relation to Owner: Motherinlaw
Spouse: Frank Hamlet Tuck
Vault: LIN
Comments (U,V,W)
no other info"
- [S00012] 1930 US Census, Chico, Butte, California, Roll: 112; Page: 10A; Enumeration District: 4; Image: 856.0. 4/10/1930.
Dwelling 285 Family 384:
"3601 Woodland"
"Camper, Charles H, Head, age 58, married at 26, born California, father born Indiana, mother born California, occupation Superintendent Public Shcools Wages"
"Camper, Clara M, Wife, age 58, married at 26, born Illinois, father born Illinois, mother born Illinois"
"Camper, Robert R, Son, age 18, single, born California, father born California, mother born Illinois"
"Tuck, Myra S, Mother-in-law, age 83, widowed, married at 20, born Illinois, father born Illinois, mother born Illinois"
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1845 - 1931 (85 years)
, d. 14 Oct 1900, San Francisco, San Francisco County, California