Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameCampbell E. TUCKER 376
Birth Date1856
Birth PlaceUvalde County, Texas
Death Date25 Mar 1890 Age: 34
Death PlaceRusk, Cherokee County, Texas
Burial PlaceRusk, Cherokee County, Texas, Rusk Prison Cemetery
Spouses
Birth Date29 Nov 1855
Birth PlaceBexar County, Texas
Death Date28 May 1937 Age: 81
Death PlaceDel Rio, Val Verde County, Texas
Burial PlaceDel Rio, Val Verde County, Texas, Westlawn Cemetery
FatherJohn Shock SHELY (1818-1875)
MotherSusannah RUTLEDGE (1839-1916)
Family ID5427
Marr Date13 Jan 1876
Marr PlaceWilson, Lynn County, Texas
ChildrenIra (?-)
 Tom (?-)
 Theodocia “Dosia” (1889-1988)
 Harvey James (1878-1959)
Notes for Campbell E. TUCKER
Source: Bobby Chrystal
1880 Texas, La Salle Co., census

Campbell went out to hunt and never returned.
Notes for Mary Ann "Mollie" (Spouse 1)
Notes

1880 Census, La Salle Co., Tx, page 343 is listed as follows:
Campbell E. Tucker, age 25, Cattle Raiser, Born Texas, Father Born Miss, Mother born Texas
Mary Ann, age 24, born Texas Father born Ky Mother born Alabama
Mary A. age 5, born Tx, Parents born TX
James Harvey 1, born Tx, Parents born TX
Sheely, Lydia R. , age 20, Sister-in-law, on a visit, Born Texas, Father Born Ky, Mother born Texas

Mary Ann Tucker and Lydia R. Sheely are sisters.

1910 Census, Kinney County,
Mollie Shely Wilson states she is mother of 7 children, 6 living. Married 16 yrs.
Docie Tucker, stepdaughter of Wilson Wade.
Wade Wilson married twice as was Mollie Shely.
Mollie married Campbell E.Tucker previous to Wade Wilson.
Wade and Mollie had no children together.
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