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Source for: Mary Lee Bandy, 18 Jun 1865 - 29 Apr 1938
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General Source: S138Date: 28 Jul 2006
General Source: S135Note: Handwritten comments by Lovis Tucker lists children as Ethie, Lillian, Hassie, Lassie, Louie, Edna, Willie, Grace, Kate, Eugene, Susie, Clyde and Hattie Lee. They are all in the same order we have except we have Willie and then Edna.
General Source: S139General Source: S136Text: Price, Mary, b. 1865, d. 1938, bur. Row D-4
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Source for: Wesley W. Tucker, 21 Nov 1807 - 13 Nov 1897
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Birth source: S121Note: Date in blue ink.
Text: Wesley W. Tucker, Sr., November 21st, 1807.
Birth source: S123Page: Addenda, p. 27-28.
Text: The Tucker family moved into this area soon after 1850, namely the family of Wesley Wilson Tucker, Sr. (1807-1897) and wife, Cina Caroline (Williams) Tucker (1811-1906).
Information given to Vernon Roddy by Hattie, Rossie and Alma Harwood in March 1980: William Robert "Bob" Harwood (1842-1921) married firstly to Miss Narcissis Gum (1845-1871), daughter of Moses M. Gum (born ca 1811 Ky), and Elizabeth (Combs) Gum (born ca 1820 Ky) who were married 23 September 1838 in Monroe Co., Ky. They had no children. Bob Harwood married secondly to Mrs. Martha "Patsy" Paradine (Turner) Gum (1835-1899), the widow of James Gum who had one son, Jack Gum, with her. Patsy was the daughter of Davis Turner. Bob and Patsy (Turner) Gum Harwood's son, Yancy Atwood Harwood (1872-1951) married Fannie Stinson, who were the parents of Hattie, Rossie and Alma harwood. Bob Harwood married thirdly to Mrs. Mandy Fishburn. They had no children.
Date: 1980
Death source: S118Note: Tombstone dates have November 21, 1807 - November 13, 1897.
Burial source: S123Text: W. W. Tucker, Sr., 21 Nov 1807 - 13 Nov 1897.
General Source: S118Text: Father W. W. Tucker, 21 Nov 1807 - 13 Nov 1897. On headstone with wife Cina C.
General Source: S140Text: Letter dated 31 January 1967 from Mrs. David W. (Lena T.) McLellan to Judith Lamb Tucker: "...I'll list names and dates copied from Cousin wes Cook's family tree. ..Cousin Wes related to me that my great-great grandmother
(Lovis' too, of course) was a grand niece of King George III of England; that her parents left England because of religious persecution and that while at sea the mother died and was buried at sea. I am under the impression that the child was born during the ocean voyage and I assume the mother died soon
after the child (my great-great grandmother) was born.
The first Tucker (oldest one, I mean) that "Cousin Wes" told me about was Joseph Tudor Tucker; the Tudor name could easily have come from the royal family or House of Tudor. He says around 1798-1800 the family (Tucker) left
Rockbridge County, Virginia, moving to North Carolina, and then later to
Tennessee." Then the parents and children with only birth years and death years are given oon pages 5-10, beginning with Wesley Tucker and Caroline
Williams.
Date: 31 Jan 1967
General Source: S124Page: Dist 10, Household 691\691 p. 188
Date: 21 Sep 1850
General Source: S111Text: Wesley Tucker, born 1808 in Macon County, Tennessee had his baptism and endowment ordinances done.
General Source: S141Text: TUCKER, Cina C. 27 Mar 1811 - 23 Aug 1906
TUCKER, W. W. Sr. 21 Nov 1807 - 13 Nov 1897
The Tucker family moved into this area soon after 1850, namely the family of Wesley Wilson Tucker, Sr. (1807-1897) and wife Cina Carolina (Williams) Tucker (1811-1906).
General Source: S128Note: William's tombstone was joined by an arch to his wife, Cina's, tombstone.
Text: Father
W. W. Tucker
Born Nov 21, 1807
Died Mar 15, 1900
General Source: S15Page: p. 1 Generation 2; p. 7
General Source: S142Page: p. 1-10
Text: Sometime last fall I gave our Niece, Bonnie Tucker Batey of Nashville, . . . I'll list names and dates copied from cousin Wes Cook's family tree. . . Cousin Wes related to me that my great-great grandmother (Lovis' too, of course) was grand niece of King George III of England, that her parents left Englan because of religious persecution and that while at sea the mother died and was buried at sea. I am under the impression that the child was born during the ocean voyage and I assume the Mother died soon after the child (my great-great grandmother) was born.
The first Tucker (oldest one, I mean) that "Cousin Wes" told me about was Joseph Tudor Tucker; the Tudor name could easily have come from the royal family or House of Tudor. He says around 1798-1800 the Family (Tucker) left Rockbridge County, Virginia, moving to North Carolina, and then later to Tennessee.
Here are the children's dates:
Wesley Tucker 1807-97. Caroline Williams 1811-1906.
Their children: John Grandville Tucker, 1832-1900 married about 1854 to Anroe Harwood, 1838-1919.
Henry, Wesley, George, Jack and Enoch (Nuck), Ida, Dollie (Signie Caroline), Thomas Tudor, BIlly Buie.
America Ann Tucker, 1834-1919 married Frank Harwood. Hance Augustus Caldwell, Gillenwater, Tucker, Robert, Pierce, Wesley.
Virginia Tucker, 1836-1925 ,married A. Driver. Sarah, Elijah, Fannie, Nancy, Tommie, Hatton, Dolly.
Eveline Tucker, 1837-1917 married Bailey Cosby. Josie, Robert, Benton, Annie, Gus, GIll, Phoebe, Brown, Buddie.
Adela Tucker, 1840-1904, married S. Reagan. Willie, Janie, Duck, Tom, Granville, Babe (F), Toodie (F), Enoch, Joe.
Elizabeth Tucker, 1842-1899, married Marion Harwood. Elery, Kincheon, Yancy, Elihu, Thornburg, Gran, Caroline, Cricket.
Eliza Tucker, 1844-1919, married G. Wilson. Sarah, Granville, Armenda, Dock, Wesley, Dink, Tom, Amanda, Garfield, Robert.
Wesley Tucker, 1846-1875, married Ellen Wilson. Allie, Timothy, Benton.
Enoch Tucker, 1848-1900, married Nettie Meador. Tilda, Haley, Docie, Wesley. Later married Mary Holland and had one child - James Tucker.
Amanda Tucker, 1851, married marshall COok. Nick, James, Laura, Sammie, Wesley (This is COusin Wes), Neeley, Virgie. . . Lena T. McLellan
Date: 31 Jan 1967