buck, john l
1885-07-27 – 9/16/1964
- Name variants
- Buck, John L.;John L. BUCK;John L. Buck;John L. Buck - Father (cert of Charles Buck, Sr.);John L. Buck - Father (cert of James B. Buck);John L. Buck - Father (cert of John l. Buck);John L. Buck - Father (cert of Laura Buck Smith);John L. Buck - Spouse (cert of Maria Elizabeth Buck);John L. Buck, Bloomfield, Mo - Informant (cert of Maria Elizabeth Buck);John l. Buck - Deceased Wilma Buck - Spouse John L. Buck - Father Maria E. Miller - Mother;Jno. L. Buck;Jno. L. Buck - Father (cert of Ada Buck)
- Record count
- 80
- Sources
- bio_douglass_1912,bio_goodspeed_1888,county_officials,court_cases,death_certs,guardian_abstracts,life_events,marriage_index,v2_names,wills
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Bloomfield,Missouri; Bloomfield,Mo.; Bloomfield,Stoddard Co.,Mo.; Cape Girardeau; Castor Township,Stoddard County,Missouri; Dexter; Lauderdale County,Tenn.; Missouri; Niagara Falls,New York; Piketon,Missouri; Pitt County,N.C.; Scott County,Mo.; Spring Hill,Mo.; St. Louis,Missouri; Stoddard; Stoddard County; Stoddard County,Missouri; Stoddard County,Mo.,Bloomfield
- First event date
- 11 Mar 1882
- Last event date
- 8 Dec 1875
Timeline — 38 events
- 1830-10 Pitt County, N.C.. Born in Pitt County, N.C., in October, 1830, son of Beyant F. and Selina (Moore) Buck, both born in North Carolina Co-mentioned: Beyant F. Buck; Selina (Moore) Buck. Quote: "was born in Pitt County, N. C., in October, 1830, and is the son of Beyant F. and Selina (Moore) Buck"
- 1830-10 Born (month-year only), per biography.
- 1832 Lauderdale County, Tenn.. Parents immigrated to Western Tennessee in 1832, settling in Lauderdale County; he was two years old Co-mentioned: Beyant F. Buck; Selina (Moore) Buck. Quote: "They immigrated to Western Tennessee 1832, settling in Lauderdale County"
- 1843 Scott County, Mo.. Remained in Tennessee until thirteen years of age, when he went with his father to Scott County Co-mentioned: Beyant F. Buck. Quote: "He here remained until thirteen years of age, when he went with his father to Scott County"
- 1848 Bloomfield, Mo.. Came to Stoddard County in 1848 and located in Bloomfield, where he has since resided Quote: "In 1848 he came to Stoddard County and located in Bloomfield, where he has since resided"
- 1848 Bloomfield, Mo.. After coming to Bloomfield, worked at the saddler's trade for two years Quote: "After coming to Bloomfield, he worked at the saddler's trade for two years"
- 1850-08-26 Castor Township, Stoddard County, Missouri. age: 19; sex: M; occupation: Saddler; birthplace: n C; school attendance: 1; dwelling no.: 133; family no.: 135; line no.: 19; stamped page: 263; sheet page: 523; assistant marshal: Solomon S. Kitchen
- 1850-08-26 1850 census, Castor Twp, dwelling 133. Age 19, M, Saddler, born n C.
- 1851 Bloomfield, Mo.. Employed in 1851 as clerk in a dry goods store at Bloomfield, under Joel B. Kesner, with Daniel B. Miller, with whom he remained until 1856 Co-mentioned: Joel B. Kesner; Daniel B. Miller. Quote: "He was then employed (1851) as clerk in a dry goods store at this place, under Joel B.…
- 1856 Spring Hill, Mo.. Engaged with his father-in-law Henry Miller in the mercantile business at Spring Hill; they continued three years, until 1859 Co-mentioned: Henry Miller. Quote: "He then engaged with his father-in-law, Henry Miller, in the mercantile business at Spring Hill, where they continued fo…
- 1859 Bloomfield, Mo.. In 1859 moved back to Bloomfield and bought a stock of goods Quote: "or until 1859, when he moved back to Bloomfield and bought a stock of goods"
- 1876-08-02 Stoddard County. County official directory: Treasurer Quote: "Official Directory"
- 1880-10-02 Bloomfield, Mo.. Returned from St. Louis last Saturday Quote: ""John L. Buck returned from St. Louis last Saturday.""
- 1881-01-01 Bloomfield. Stoddard County Official Directory (Jan 1, 1881): Treasurer. [Surname clipped at right edge of print; best-effort completion.] Quote: "Treasurer..........John L. Buck"
- 1881-01-01 Named as guardian of Robt. L. Buck in Stoddard County probate docket, Jan term 1881 (Fifth annual settlement) Co-mentioned: Robt. L. Buck; Allace Buck. Quote: "Guardianship of Robt. L. Buck, John L. Buck, guardian. Fifth annual settlement." Quote: "Guardianship of Allace Buck, John L. Buck, guardian…
- 1881-04-16 Notice to holders of Stoddard county warrants: John L. Buck, County Treasurer Quote: "JOHN L. BUCK" Quote: "JOHN L. BUCK, County Treasurer."
- 1881-04-16 Bloomfield. A little daughter of John L. Buck of Bloomfield was seriously bitten on the 14th inst. (Context: new dog law; likely a dog bite.) Daughter not named Quote: "A little daughter of John L. Buck of this place, was seriously bitten on the 14th inst."
- 1882-01-07 Stoddard County, Missouri. Listed in Official Directory as Treasurer Quote: "Treasurer...John L. Buck"
- 1882-06-03 Stoddard County. Treasurer (county officers) Quote: "Treasurer......JOHN L. BUCK"
- 1882-07-29 Bloomfield. At whose residence infant Hallen Damron died July 26, 1882 Co-mentioned: Hallen Damron. Quote: "at the residence of Mr. John L. Duck of this place"
- 1882-11-25 Bloomfield. Trustee; will sell W. H. Maddox's land at the court house door Dec 23 Co-mentioned: W. H. Maddox. Quote: "John L. Buck trustee"
- 1883-07-28 Niagara Falls, New York. Mr. John L. Buck and family, D. S. Crumb and family and Samuel H. Miller started Jul 24 for a visit to Niagara Falls Co-mentioned: D. S. Crumb. Quote: "Mr. John L. Buck and family, D. S. Crumb and family and Samuel H. Miller, started on the 24th for a visit to Niagara Falls.…
- 1883-08-18 Bloomfield, Missouri. Mr. John L. Buck and family returned from their Niagara Falls trip last Sunday. Follow-up to Jul 28 Quote: "Mr. John L. Buck and family returned from their trip on last Sunday."
- 1883-09-22 St. Louis, Missouri. Mr. John L. Buck and P. A. Boyd visited St. Louis to lay in their fall and winter stock of goods Co-mentioned: P. A. Boyd. Quote: "Mr. John L. Buck and P. A. Boyd visited St. Louis to lay in their fall and winter stock of goods."
- 1883-10-20 Bloomfield, Missouri. John L. Buck is having his residence re-painted. Follow-up to Sep 22
- 1885-01-10 Stoddard County. Civil action for taxes: State of Missouri (Wm C. Harty, collector) vs. John L. Buck and ... Mays (widow of Jesse Mays, deceased); SW/4 NE/4 and E/2 SW/4 and NW/4 SE/4 sec 12, twp 24N, rge 10E; March term 1885 Co-mentioned: Jesse Mays. Quote: "State of Missouri at the relation and to…
- 1915-08-20 Cape Girardeau. John L. Buck was a business visitor at Cape Girardeau Friday
- 1915-09-10 Dexter. John L. Buck and his mother, Mrs. M. E. Buck, motored to Dexter Thursday on a shopping trip Co-mentioned: Mrs. M. E. Buck. Quote: "John L. Buck and his mother, Mrs. M. E. Buck motored to Dexter Thursday on a shopping trip"
- 1926-04-09 Dexter. Joined the Strawberry Organization with five more acres; 15,000 more berry plants ordered last week Co-mentioned: Alva Bennett. Quote: "Those joining were Alva Bennett, John L. Buck, Geo. Riddle, J. A. Dale and A. M. Markland."
- 1928-11-02 Real estate transfer (grantor): John L. Buck to Edward Boren; land: se1/4 ne1/4 and ne1/4 se1/4 except strip 2 rds wide off s side, 35-24-9, 79 acres; price $1,500 Co-mentioned: Edward Boren. Quote: "Real Estate Transfers"
- (undated) Bloomfield, Mo.. The store is a two-story brick house 24x60 feet, with a frame structure 24x24 feet in the rear and a side room 14x84 feet; carries a full line of general merchandise Quote: "They have a good two-story brick house, 24x60 feet, with a frame structure in the rear, 24x24 feet, also a si…
- (undated) Bloomfield, Mo.. At the close of the war resumed the mercantile business under the firm name of Miller & Buck; when Mr. Miller died in 1872 purchased his interest and continued under his own name, then James E. Boyd became a partner and the firm is now known as James E. Boyd & Co Co-mentioned: Mille…
- (undated) Parents were parents of five children, only John L. now living; the deceased were Abigail, Nancy, Allen and Amanda; father was twice married and had three children by his second wife, all deceased Co-mentioned: Abigail Buck; Nancy Buck; Allen Buck; Amanda Buck. Quote: "They were the parents of five…
- (undated) Bloomfield, Mo.. Second marriage to Miss Laura Boyd, who bore him six children, four now living: Ada, Laura, Charles and James Co-mentioned: Frances Miller; Laura Boyd; Lizzie Miller. Quote: "his first wife being Miss Frances Miller, by whom he had six children, two now living, Dolly and Alice, both…
- (undated) Missouri. Was assistant commissary for a short time under Thompson's State militia; at the breaking out of the war he was compelled to abandon his business Quote: "He was assistant commissary for a short time under Thompson's State militia"
- (undated) Bloomfield, Mo.. Merchant of Bloomfield, Mo Quote: "John L. Buck, merchant of Bloomfield, Mo."
- (undated) Bloomfield, Mo.. Member of the town council and school board; described as one of the most prominent men of Stoddard County Quote: "He has been a member of the town council and school board, and is one of the most prominent men of Stoddard County"
- (undated) Stoddard County, Mo.. Served as county treasurer for twelve years in succession Quote: "Mr. Buck has served as county treasurer for twelve years in succession"
Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.