Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
Birth Date9 Oct 1809
Birth PlaceBlount County, Tennessee
Death Date18 Aug 1891 Age: 81
Death PlaceBrighton, Polk County, Missouri
Burial PlaceBrighton, Polk County, Missouri, Brighton Cemetery105
ReligionMethodist Episcopal
FatherHenry BOND (1782-1855)
MotherCharlotte _____ (1791-1857)
Spouses
Birth Date4 Jul 1800
Birth PlaceHalifax County, Virginia
Death Date25 May 1887 Age: 86
Death PlaceBrighton, Polk County, Missouri
Burial Date26 May 1887105
Burial PlaceBrighton, Polk County, Missouri, Brighton Cemetery
OccupationWar Of 1812 Soldier; Industrious, Well To Do Farmer, Justice Of The Peace
Religionjoined Methodist Episcopal Church, 1825
FatherCary TUCK Sr. , 84 (1762-1836)
MotherNancy STANLEY , 85 (1771-1855)
Family ID67
Marr Date12 Jan 1825 
Marr PlaceBlount County, Tennessee
Marr MemoTennessee, Marriage Records, 1780-2002
ChildrenPhilo P. (1826-1906)
Orlena (1828-1848)
Anna (1831-1914)
Henry (1833-1863)
Edward Cary (1835-1903)
Hiram Newton (1839-1911)
George Leander “Lee” (1842-1920)
Marinda Almania (1844-1904)
Lucretia Elizabeth (1847-1929)
Joseph Benjamin (1851-1904)
Notes for Elizabeth BOND
Cemetery Directory of Polk County, Missouri August 1979 lists:
Tuck, Joseph (8100-1887) Brighton
Also
Tuck, Elizabeth (1809-1891) Brighton
birth date listed as 1806 and 1809
1850 Census173
Documentation Joseph & Elizabeth (Bond) Tuck:
1-Polk Co. Mo. Cemetery Book (personal library)
2- American Bi-Centenarions by Ronaldson 929.273 D715a
3- Marriages Polk Co. Mo. 1836-1859 (personal library)
4- 1840 Polk Co. Missouri Census (personal library)
5- 1900 Polk Co. Mo. Census film # 1240883
6- History of Polk Co. Mo. Biographical Index-Kathryn Ferguson105
Tuck, Joseph (8100-1887) Brighton
Also
Tuck, Elizabeth (1809-1891) Brighton
birth date listed as 1806 and 1809
1850 Census173
Documentation Joseph & Elizabeth (Bond) Tuck:
1-Polk Co. Mo. Cemetery Book (personal library)
2- American Bi-Centenarions by Ronaldson 929.273 D715a
3- Marriages Polk Co. Mo. 1836-1859 (personal library)
4- 1840 Polk Co. Missouri Census (personal library)
5- 1900 Polk Co. Mo. Census film # 1240883
6- History of Polk Co. Mo. Biographical Index-Kathryn Ferguson105
Notes for Joseph (Spouse 1)
birth date listed 1800 and 1801
Book: John and Edward Tuck of Halifax County, Virginia and Some of Their Descendants compiled by Aletha Jane Macon, copy. 1964, mentioned p 58:
Was a soldier in the War of 1812
Tuck name can be traced back to queen Ann Boleyn.
History of Hickory, Polk, Cedar, Dade and Barton Counties Missouri (1889)
pg. 705 lists:
The origin of the Tuck family is traced back to two brothers who, at an early day, emigrated from England to the United States, and settled in Virginia. From one of these brothers descended Joseph Tuck, who was born in Halifax County, Va., July 4, 1800, and when seventeen years of age moved with his parents to Blount County, Tenn., where, January 13, 1825, he married Miss Elizabeth Bond, a native of that county, born in October, 1809. In 1835 they moved to McMinn County, Tenn., remaining there until 1837, when they came to this county, and located one and a half miles west of Brighton. There the mother still lives. The father died May 25, 1887. He was an industrious, well-to-do farmer, and a good citizen. He and wife became members of the Methodist Episcopal Church about 1825, and he was a Democrat in politics. In their family were ten children, six sons and four daughters; of these one son and daughter are dead, and one son lives at Willits, Cal., and one at Sherman, Texas. The others are citizens of this county, and are members of the Methodist church, South, and Democrats in politics.
Joseph Tuck moved with his family from Blount Co to McMinn Co TN in 1835 and on to Polk Co MO in 1837 settling 1.5 miles west of Brighton MO.
Joseph was a Democrat & he & Eliz. belonged to Methodist Episcopal Chc. Marinda’s tombstone says “she was the sunshine of our lives”. There was a Joseph Tuck who was a justice of the peace in Polk Co. (?) Joseph moved with his familyu to McMinn Co. Tenn. in 1835-till 1837 from Blount Co. Tenn. then from McMinn to Brighton, Missouri actually 1 1/2 miles west of Brighton.105
Documentation Joseph & Elizabeth (Bond) Tuck:
1-Polk Co. Mo. Cemetery Book (personal library)
2- American Bi-Centenarions by Ronaldson 929.273 D715a
3- Marriages Polk Co. Mo. 1836-1859 (personal library)
4- 1840 Polk Co. Missouri Census (personal library)
5- 1900 Polk Co. Mo. Census film # 1240883
6- History of Polk Co. Mo. Biographical Index-Kathryn Ferguson105
Book: John and Edward Tuck of Halifax County, Virginia and Some of Their Descendants compiled by Aletha Jane Macon, copy. 1964, mentioned p 58:
Was a soldier in the War of 1812
Tuck name can be traced back to queen Ann Boleyn.
History of Hickory, Polk, Cedar, Dade and Barton Counties Missouri (1889)
pg. 705 lists:
The origin of the Tuck family is traced back to two brothers who, at an early day, emigrated from England to the United States, and settled in Virginia. From one of these brothers descended Joseph Tuck, who was born in Halifax County, Va., July 4, 1800, and when seventeen years of age moved with his parents to Blount County, Tenn., where, January 13, 1825, he married Miss Elizabeth Bond, a native of that county, born in October, 1809. In 1835 they moved to McMinn County, Tenn., remaining there until 1837, when they came to this county, and located one and a half miles west of Brighton. There the mother still lives. The father died May 25, 1887. He was an industrious, well-to-do farmer, and a good citizen. He and wife became members of the Methodist Episcopal Church about 1825, and he was a Democrat in politics. In their family were ten children, six sons and four daughters; of these one son and daughter are dead, and one son lives at Willits, Cal., and one at Sherman, Texas. The others are citizens of this county, and are members of the Methodist church, South, and Democrats in politics.
Joseph Tuck moved with his family from Blount Co to McMinn Co TN in 1835 and on to Polk Co MO in 1837 settling 1.5 miles west of Brighton MO.
Joseph was a Democrat & he & Eliz. belonged to Methodist Episcopal Chc. Marinda’s tombstone says “she was the sunshine of our lives”. There was a Joseph Tuck who was a justice of the peace in Polk Co. (?) Joseph moved with his familyu to McMinn Co. Tenn. in 1835-till 1837 from Blount Co. Tenn. then from McMinn to Brighton, Missouri actually 1 1/2 miles west of Brighton.105
Documentation Joseph & Elizabeth (Bond) Tuck:
1-Polk Co. Mo. Cemetery Book (personal library)
2- American Bi-Centenarions by Ronaldson 929.273 D715a
3- Marriages Polk Co. Mo. 1836-1859 (personal library)
4- 1840 Polk Co. Missouri Census (personal library)
5- 1900 Polk Co. Mo. Census film # 1240883
6- History of Polk Co. Mo. Biographical Index-Kathryn Ferguson105
Research notes for Joseph (Spouse 1)