Thomas Lacy TUCK Jr. - Media
Thomas Lacy TUCK Jr. - Media
Virginians in the Revolution [Tucks]
Virginians in the Revolution:
Edward Tuck, Halifax [Virginia resident] pens[ion]
John Tuck, 8 CL. [Eight Virginia Regiment, Continental Line], E. is for the “Index of the Revolutionary records in the Virginia State Archives”, compiled by Dr. H. J. Eckenrode in 1912 and 1914.
Thomas Tuck, Halifax [Virginia], 71 [born approx. 1762], [approximate age in 1833 and county of residence] mpl. Militia Pension List. Compiled from a report of the Secretary of War in 1835.
Edward Tuck, Halifax [Virginia resident] pens[ion]
John Tuck, 8 CL. [Eight Virginia Regiment, Continental Line], E. is for the “Index of the Revolutionary records in the Virginia State Archives”, compiled by Dr. H. J. Eckenrode in 1912 and 1914.
Thomas Tuck, Halifax [Virginia], 71 [born approx. 1762], [approximate age in 1833 and county of residence] mpl. Militia Pension List. Compiled from a report of the Secretary of War in 1835.
VA Military Records, Edward "Ned" Tuck Sr., Thomas Tuck
VA Military Records, Halifax County-Southern District. Edward "Ned" Tuck Sr. & Thomas Tuck
Edith "Edy" (Stanley) Tuck 1845 letter, John Tuck pension
Edith "Edy" (Stanley) Tuck 1845 letter, John Tuck pension, from Bhathaway on Ancestry. 1845
Halifax County Virginia, Edy Tuck, wife of John Tuck apparently had difficulty getting a widow's pension after her husband, John Tuck had died. The pension was eventually approved in 1848. The pension was to be provided due to John Tuck having served in the Revolutionary War.
Halifax County Virginia, Edy Tuck, wife of John Tuck apparently had difficulty getting a widow's pension after her husband, John Tuck had died. The pension was eventually approved in 1848. The pension was to be provided due to John Tuck having served in the Revolutionary War.