Account of the Buck Family of Bucks County, Pennsylvania: And of the Bucksville Centennial Celebration Held June 11th, 1892; Including the Proceedings of the Buck Wampun Literary Association of Said OccasionWilliam Joseph Buck family, 1893 - 142 halaman |
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acres Afflerbach aforesaid Alfred Buck ancestor Anna April 22 arrived Atherholt August Bock brother Buck family Buck married BUCK was born Buck's Buckhill Bucks County Bucksville Bucksville Centennial Buckwampun Literary Captain Buck Captain Nicholas Buck Catharine Centennial celebration coat-of-arms daughter death deceased descendants died Doylestown Durham furnace Durham road early Easton editor Edward eldest Elizabeth erected farm farmer father February 25 Frankenfield George German Haney Hartman Haycock Run valley Haycock Township Helena hence Henry homestead John Buck Joseph June Kohl land later Literary Association Major Jacob Buck married Mary Martha mentioned Michael miles Montgomery County Nicholas Buck Nicholas McCarty Nockamixon old families Overpeck Penn Pennsylvania Philadelphia possession present records Riegelsville ring rocks Samuel Sarah September spring Springfield Springfield township Springtown Stony Garden Stony Point thereon Thomas Tinicum tion Township tract Trauger vicinity village Washington Light Horse wife William Youngken
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Halaman 20 - Pensylvania, yeoman, being sick in body but of sound and well disposing mind *nd memory, blessed be God for the same and all other his mercies and favors conferred on me, but calling to mind the uncertainty of this mortal life, have thought fit to make this my last will and testament as followeth: I commend my soul into the hands of God who gave it and my body to the earth to be decently buried at the discretion of my executors hereinafter to be named. As for the worldly estate wherewith it has pleased...
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Halaman 100 - God's work," the country, for "man's work," the town. I sped on in the path of life. My parents faded, personally at least. from my recollection; for other childless relatives called me their own, in all save name. And now new pursuits engrossed my attention, new friends were gathering around me, new scenes and circumstances were before me. Still sometimes, even amid the din and tumult of a great city, and above the noise and bustle of the ever-moving mass, would I hear, in fancy, the glad song of...
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Halaman 17 - County and commonwealth aforesaid containing two hundred forty eight acres and an half of land with the usual allowance of six per cent for roads.