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Buckner in Asheville, N.C.

forrestivey — 2012-05-01 21:20:37Z

Buckners in North Carolina, descendants of John Riley Buckner Sr.
Especially looking for information on Jacob Gaither Buckner(b 1853). He married Nancy Nelon(nailon). They lived in Asheville, N.C. I can find no records of him after 1910.

Re: Grant Buckner and Selena Banks

pbphelps2 — 2012-04-25 14:34:16Z

Yours is the first query I've seen that links Selena with Grant BUCKNER. I can provide information about their children and would be happy to work with you on Grant's parents. Please contact me directly: pbphelps1 AT verizon.net.

Re: AFRICAN-AMERICAN BUCKNER'S IN KENTUCKY

denotra1 — 2012-04-15 22:35:32Z

Hey Cuz I know you posted this a while back and you probably know more but in case you don't. Grandma's maiden name was pryor. Her father's name was Frank Pryor but I don't remember her mother's name, because uncle Larry and the others called her mama and called our grandmother by her first name. As far as granddaddy goes they called his mother ma-dear shortened from mother dear. Grandaddy had 2 brothers I believe and they helped him build grandaddy's house that he lived in. They both died and I don't believe either had children. The best historian in our family that has done research and remembers most is our aunt Ruth

BUCKNER Michelle Ann 1949 1987 greatest mother

t42Restland — 2012-04-13 14:24:00Z

BUCKNER Michelle Ann 1949 1987 greatest mother

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Re: James Henry Buckner

mmrodrig1 — 2012-04-04 01:49:58Z

They are my family. James and Emma are my ggparents, James and Nancy are my 2GGparents. I see your message is from 2000. i'm sure i probably have what you do, but i would still like to see what you have. i would appreciate it very much. Anything that you have would be greatly appreciated. I did not grow up with my father and his family, so i missed out on a lot. My father is Phillip Granville Buckner Sr.. I am his eldest. thank you again

Re: Capt. Anthony Buckner

tarchon1 — 2012-03-14 01:05:01Z

It might turn up eventually. A lot more of those pension apps have been appearing on line. The reason I'm doubtful of it is that people in his generation rarely had middle names. It didn't start to be common until the 19th century. There are late 18th century examples, but he was born around 1748, so you wouldn't have expected him to have multiple given names unless his parents were real trendsetters or there was some special circumstance. Middle names were exceedingly rare among the British colonists before the Revolution. If you see it, it's almost always German. They show up a little earlier in England and Jamaica, but you can still put a pretty good lower limit on someone's birth year if you see it.
http://www.genfiles.com/legal/MiddleNames.htm

Re: Buckner

LillyTawahna2 — 2012-02-24 04:53:21Z

I am looking for a John Buckner who had a daughter named
YZ buckner of Va. i think. i could sure use some help. I have no dates, sofar.

Re: John and Robert BUCKNER

tarchon1 — 2012-02-17 00:48:29Z

That Robert "Bucknore" from Crozier's book was really Robert Bycknore. I do know a lot about him, but it's kind of irrelevant. Still working on John Buckner, but I'm getting close. Don't be so sure he was from Berkshire too - I'd say that's about 50/50. ;)

Re: John and Robert BUCKNER

markb9181977 — 2012-02-12 20:37:08Z

John that immigrated from Berkshire, England in the 1600s.Robert was from Oxfordshire, England in the 1400s.

John and Robert BUCKNER

pbasso1954 — 2012-02-12 18:22:03Z

Which John BUCKNER and Robert BUCKNER are you talking about? There are way to many to guess at.

Buckner

markb9181977 — 2012-02-12 16:36:23Z

Anybody been able to trace lineage further back from John Buckner to Robert Buckner?

Re: JESSE BUCKNER b. 1740 in Virginia, USA

weluvzak — 2012-02-05 22:13:56Z

Thank you for responding, Cousin Eric! I just got my DAR application over the weekend. Jesse would be my GGGG grandfather. My father was James Robert, the son of George T. Buckner. Dad was born in Chrisman (Il) but had lived most of his life in Indiana. I knew that Jesse had been used previously by a DAR member as her "Dar Patriot", so a lot of my work was already done.

Right now, I am trying to find the "Buckner cemetery", where hopefully I will find the grave of William Buckner (son of Jesse). It is believed to be somewhere around HIGHLAND or Highland township (perhaps North of Worthington, Indiana). I have found the graves of Buckners in the Calvertsville (In) cemetery...but have not found William nor Harlan.

Maybe that's a good thing...I am a softie and just cry at those old graves anyway..LOL. Where are YOU located, Eric?
Your softy cousin, Erin Buckner Dulin of Brazil, Indiana

Re: JESSE BUCKNER b. 1740 in Virginia, USA

esgseg — 2012-02-05 03:32:26Z

Hello cousin Erin,
I am a descendant of Rev. Jesse Buckner (1737-1826) of Chatham Co. North Carolina, through his son Nathaniel. You are eligible to join the DAR. Since Jesse donated money to the Rev. War effort he is listed as a patriot. Another cousin, Sjauna Bauer has provided documentation for our family to qualify for DAR. Please contact me for more info if you need it.
Cousin Eric Georgesen

Re: BUCKNER Helen M 1871 1967

canoerace — 2012-01-04 22:33:08Z

I'm interested in this because my wife is also named Helen Buckner, and we live in Texas.

BUCKNER Thomas G 1862 1939

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-01-03 02:12:51Z

BUCKNER Thomas G 1862 1939

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BUCKNER Helen M 1871 1967

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-01-03 02:12:20Z

BUCKNER Helen M 1871 1967

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Re: Relatives of William Thomas Buckner of TN

weluvzak — 2011-12-11 01:44:52Z

Hello...I am also looking for information of a WILLIAM BUCKNER...only he was born in 1782 in Chatam Co., North Carolina and died December 9th, 1829 In Highland, Greene County Indiana. He married Lydia Claybrook Ballard in Buancombe Co., North Carolina in 1806. Any information would be appreciated. Erin Buckner Dulin of Indiana

Re: Buckners in Kentucky and Tennessee

weluvzak — 2011-12-09 18:33:01Z

Hello Lee, My maiden name is Buckner and I come from the RICHARD (Rychard) Buckner line, dating back to 1451 in England. I hit my brick wall there. My line migrated from Virginia to the Chatham Co., North Carolina area and then to Greene Co. in Indiana.

I am trying to birth, marriage, and death licenses to obtain membership into the DAR. Are you from that line, Lee? I have much information, but need to prove my link to these ancestors. Erin Buckner Dulin of Indiana

Re: Buckners in Kentucky and Tennessee

leebuckner11 — 2011-12-08 19:33:10Z

my name is dwayne buckner im from kentucky i might be a relative

Re: Frances Elizabeth Buckner

tarchon1 — 2011-11-25 21:02:18Z

Oh, I see from other websites that the Garrets lived in Stafford Co. That really makes Anthony Buckner your leading candidate - the location and dates fit almost perfectly for him. You should get your primary sources together and lay out the real primary data on the family. You'll probably find some subtle clue in that.

Re: Frances Elizabeth Buckner

tarchon1 — 2011-11-25 20:12:41Z

If you're fairly confident that she was a Buckner by birth and born around 1680, I can give you four possibilities.

John Buckner (the well known immigrant) could have been having children that late. He was probably born between 1620 and 1635, so it's not totally out of the question.

John had 4 known sons and Richard is the first one mentioned in VA records - he was probably the oldest and was likely around 20 in 1680, perhaps not even that old. It's possible he's the father, but I think it's unlikely, and the other three brothers were probably all too young.

There was also an Anthony Buckner who was almost certainly John's brother. Anthony did have at least one known child who was probably young adult in the 1700-1710 period, so it's quite reasonable to suppose that he had sisters of similar age. Anthony died in 1689-1690 and very little is known about him otherwise.

In addition to Anthony, there was an Andrew Buckner who died around 1687 and was certainly an adult by 1680. It's not clear who he was, but he was certainly related to John and Anthony. There's no evidence that he had any children, though he had land and he had connections to the Washingtons.

I think if I was betting on it, I'd bet she was either John's or Anthony's daughter. If she was Anthony's, you might see connnections to the Ellis family, since Anthony Buckner Jr. married an Ellis.

Re: Frances Elizabeth Buckner

tarchon1 — 2011-11-19 07:46:28Z

If they had a son born around 1701, she would have to have been one of the older children. Richard was probably born in the early 1660s. I wouldn't put much stock in it unless you can find a contemporary source for it. There's a lot of really wrong stuff about this family floating around.

Re: Frances Elizabeth Buckner

weluvzak — 2011-11-17 19:19:09Z

Hello Cousins, I am working on the same line as you. I have JOHN BUCKNER ("The Imigrant" b. 1631 in Oxfordshire, England and migrated to Gloucester, Va in 1667) and DEBORAH ANN FERRES (b. 1633 in Bucks, London England) as the parents of Frances Elizabeth Buckner. I think that she may have been an only child.

I am retired and am gathering Buckner information for membership in DAR. Any Buckner information would be appreciated. My line starts with Richard (Rychard) Buckner and goes thru his son John (the imigrant). Erin Buckner Dulin of Indiana

Re: JESSE BUCKNER b. 1740 in Virginia, USA

tarchon1 — 2011-11-14 22:37:15Z

He belongs to a cluster of Buckners who migrated to NC in the late 1700s. There's a lot of circumstantial evidence that links them to Edward Buckner of Sussex Co. VA (http://www.buckbd.com/genea/EdwardBucknerwill1767.html), so the most obvious assumption is that Jesse and his brothers Benjamin and John Buckner were Edward's nephews, perhaps the sons of Lawrence Buckner Jr. There are people who claim that they were sons of John and Sarah Buckner of Caroline Co. VA and Currituck Co. NC, but I've never seen any evidence to support that idea. This page has pretty much every thing I know about Lawrence: http://www.buckbd.com/PhpGedView/individual.php?pid=P5700985...

JESSE BUCKNER b. 1740 in Virginia, USA

weluvzak — 2011-11-13 09:47:38Z

I am looking for information on Jesse Buckner (born to John and Sarah Buckner). Jesse was married to Martha Pyle in 1765 and died in Siler City, North Carolina in 1826.

I know that Jesse was a Baptist minister. Was THIS Jesse Buckner in the military? I am getting conflicting answers. I am hoping to get into the DAR, and I am stuck here. Was Jesse's son, (William Buckner) born in 1782 in Chatam, N. Carolina ever in the military? Cousin Erin of Indiana

Re: Lewis Buckner of Chesterfield County, VA

tarchon1 — 2011-11-09 18:22:33Z

They're unrelated. William Bucknor Lewis was actually Anglo-Irish. Elizabeth Bucknor, daughter of Richard Bucknor of Waterford, married William Lewis in the early-mid 1700s. They had a son Rev. William Lewis (1725-1795), who had a son Rev. William Lewis (1767-1859), and the chaplain Rev. William Bucknor Lewis (1798-1870) was his son.

(See Burkes Genealogical and heraldic history of the landed gentry of Great Britain & Ireland (Volume 2), p. 259 - http://books.google.com/books?id=Ha0EAAAAIAAJ&lpg=PA259&...).

This makes Helen Lewis Lawrence one of the few people whose ancestry can be traced to Rychard Buckner of Cumnor (d. 1548), since Richard Bucknor of Waterford was the son of John Bucknor of Limerick (d. 1670), the son of John Bucknor of Dromore (b. 1595), the son of Thomas Buckner of Whitley, the son of Thomas Buckner of Whitley, the son of Rychard Buckner of Cumnor.

Re: 3 brothers- cont'd

weluvzak — 2011-11-07 00:52:20Z

Hi...My Buckner relatives were also from Essex, Virginia. I am trying to find info on JOHN BUCKNER born in 1712 in Essex, Va and died 1782 in Jones, Georgia. He was married to his 1st cousin (that EXPLAINS a LOT..LOL), Sarah Buckner. One of their sons was JESSE BUCKNER, born in 1749 in Virginia and died 1826 in Siler City, Chatan N. Carolina. Jesse was a Baptist minister and was an officer in the REV WAR. Any information you may have would be appreciated. Erin Buckner Dulin of Indiana

Re: BUCKNER Surname... what nationality did it originate from?

weluvzak — 2011-11-07 00:25:32Z

This Jesse Buckner is the one that I am interested in! He was born in Virginia in 1740 and died in Siler City, Chatam N. Carolina on April 8, 1826. He was a Baptist minister and an officer in the Rev War. Can you tell me what rank he achieved? Erin Buckner Dulin of Indiana

Re: Lewis Buckner of Chesterfield County, VA

calum33 — 2011-11-05 22:03:24Z

There is some very strange coincidence going on here. Just have a look at the story of HELEN (LEWIS)LAWRENCE who was the daughter of WILLIAM BUCKNER LAWRENCE in this page - http://www.levantineheritage.com/testi32.htm

The three names 'LEWIS', 'LAWRENCE', and 'BUCKNER' all appear in this thread and in the Helen Lawrence life story.

What makes it all the more strange is that a hundred years later, my sister-in-law, Nadia, was living in that very same house in Soke, Turkey when her first husband was Assistant Manager at MacAndrew Forbes Liqorice Factory.

Nadia later divorced her husband and some years afterwards married Corbin BUCKNER who was from Tennessee. So the name of Buckner kind of connects two different families to that one house - which I well remember myself.

I visited Nadia and Corbin once when they were living in Virginia where they had a home at Frederiksburg.

After Corbin died, Nadia went to Rockford Tennessee where she now lives with her Buckner in-laws.

Is there some possibility that the Tennessee Buckners are connected to your Buckners?

Regards Malcolm Hutton

Re: Buckners of Georgia and Kentucky

kellyj0763 — 2011-10-25 17:37:54Z

Hello
I am just beginning to search my Buckner roots and would appreciate any information you have regarding my family.
My grandmothers name was Hazel Buckner, gg-father Roscoe James Buckner form North Carolina. I have some information, but would like to verify that what I have is correct.
Thanks!

Judi

Alla Miranda Buckner

jomeldrumky — 2011-10-05 02:55:49Z

Born 1824 Ga. Married James Madison Nicholson 1850 Union Co Ga. Who are her parents? and where did they live?

Re: Frances Elizabeth Buckner

profemerita — 2011-10-04 15:16:19Z

I am looking for essentially the very same information except my ancestor is John Garrett and Frances (Elizabeth) Buckner's son, Edward Garrett who married Elizabeth Catlett. WHO ARE FRANCES ELIZABETH BUCKNER'S PARENTS? I have seen Richard Buckner as well as John Buckner listed. Have read multiple explanations as to why Richard is NOT the parent, but cannot connect John either. . . . . Okay Buckner Group. . .help us out, PLEASE!

Frances Elizabeth Buckner

smcco561 — 2011-09-25 16:04:31Z

I am looking for the names of the parents of Frances Eliz. Buckner (1680 Birth New Kent, Essex, Virginia, United States, m. John Garrett b. 1675 New Kent, Essex, Virginia)

Many sites list Richard Buckner and Elizabeth Cooke as her parents, does anyone have the sources to back this up?

Thanks

Re: Great Grandparents

CEDBUCKNER — 2011-09-20 05:45:03Z

Alma W.L. Father was James Allen Buckner, Mother was Mary Jane Cooley

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Penna. Buckners

FamilyResearcher5113 — 2011-09-18 02:45:28Z

I'm trying to find information on Marie Buckner and her ancestors. Marie was born around 1900, likely in Pennsylvania, and married Harry Pomroy. They lived in the Philadelphia area and had 3 children. They had one daughter named Laura Marie Pomroy, and two sons. One of the sons was named Fred but the family referred to either Fred or his brother as "Babe". Both of their sons were younger than Laura and she was born in 1920.

Re: LOOKING FOR AFRO-AMERICAN BUCKNER RELATIVES

j_pouncil — 2011-09-09 20:06:53Z

My Great grandmother was Josephine Buckner b. abt 1855 in SC as a slave. Her first husband probable surname Johnson, they had four children. Her second husband Jeff Epps b. in SC, and my Ggrandfather. They may have married in FL, then moved to GA and had seven children which totaled eleven children she birth. Her first four children were raised under the surname Epps. Josephine died about 1903 in Adel, GA after the birth of the eleventh child. If anyone have links to this family, let's make contact please.

Philadelphia Buckner's

FamilyResearcher5113 — 2011-07-29 22:48:53Z

I'm looking for any information on Marie Buckner (abt 1900-1979) who died in Philadelphia, Pa. I believe her husband was named Harry Pomroy b. abt 1898. Marie and Harry had at least 3 children; 2 sons that may have served in WWII and a daughter named Laura Marie Pomroy (1920-1972). I beleive Harry may have died in 1966 or so. Their daughter Laura married Delio Garcia and they had 5 children. Please let me know if this matches anything you have. Thanks!

Re: William Ferdinand Buckner/Elizabeth Varner TX

ladylck909 — 2011-07-09 15:35:55Z

my husbands grandmother was Viola "Velma"Ruth" Harber (born McCormick) b.1918-d.2007

Re: William Ferdinand Buckner/Elizabeth Varner TX

ladylck909 — 2011-07-09 15:33:36Z

My husbands grandfather was Wallace Preston "Pete" Harber b.1919-d.2004

Re: BUCKNER Benjamin Loy 1894-1984

pbasso1954 — 2011-07-09 09:38:00Z

Does anyone know the parents/siblings of the above named person? I can't find anything about him other than his father was out of the picture by 1897 Austin Co, TX and his mother was remarried to an Owens. Benjamin was the only child listed in the 1900 Austin, TX census.

Re: William Ferdinand Buckner/Elizabeth Varner TX

pbasso1954 — 2011-07-09 09:11:23Z

I'm not directly related to the above couple but I am a Buckner descendant. Would you please share who your husband's grandparents were so I can add them to Andrew and Ida Harber's family? Thank you in advance.

Re: William Ferdinand Buckner/Elizabeth Varner TX

ladylck909 — 2011-07-09 06:14:48Z

They also had Ida Dean Buckner who married my husbands great grndpa Andrew Jackson "AJ" Harber

Firts in Chile

gringoloco94 — 2011-06-05 00:34:20Z

Hey! I'm Kevin Buckner, I speak English and Spanish, I'm the firts Buckner, my siter too, to live in Chile. I was Born in Santiago, Chile, 1994. We, my sister and I, are the firt Buckner here. I thought that was interesting =).

Re: Buckner's of Arkansas

PatriciaEmerson55 — 2011-06-03 03:06:47Z

Sorry to miss this before now. I was having an email problem. I learned the truth about George Wesley Buckner. He died in Kaufman Co., TX in 1896 of pneumonia and was buried in a pauper's grave. He worked for the railroad and was in texas when he became ill. The dates on his "tombstone" are incorrect. They are 1867-1896. I suspect that when his wife died during WWII the family wanted to put GWB's name on the stone with hers but no one knew his birth year. This threw me off for ages when I was looking for GWB.

Randall W. BUCKNER Obit 2011

Karen_Jorgensen — 2011-06-02 04:05:08Z

Greensburg Record Herald, on-line obits: 1 Jun 2011
Mr. Randall W. Buckner of Campbellsville, son of the late Chester Arthur Buckner and Lora Catherine Dangerfield Buckner Holt, was born on Sept. 9, 1941 Canmer, Ky. and departed this life Wednesday, May 25, 2011 at the Taylor Regional Hospital. He was 69 years, eight months and 16 days of age. He was a retired employee for American Airlines where he worked in Fleet Service. He united in marriage to Janice Tullbane June 6, 1969 who survives. Other survivors include two daughters and sons-in-law, Jennifer Buckner-Haddix and Wyatt Haddix of Louisville and Kelly Buckner and Phil Lovett of Louisville; three grandchildren, Emily Lovett, Zachary Lovett and Tyler Haddix all of Louisville; two brothers, James A. Buckner of Campbellsville and Charles Buckner of Canmer; and a host of other relatives and friends. Mr. Buckner was also preceded in death by a brother, Maxie Wilson Buckner. The funeral services for Mr. Randall W. Buckner were conducted at 10 a.m., Saturday, May 28, 2011 at the Cowherd and Parrott Funeral Home with burial in the Pearl-Webb Cemetery. Visitation was Friday evening and Saturday morning at the Cowherd and Parrott Funeral Home. Pallbearers were: David Jacobs, Phil Lovett, Wyatt Haddix, Damon Buckner, Charlie Grimes and Steve Woods. The family has asked that expressions of sympathy take the form of donations to Hosparus of Central Kentucky, which can be made at the funeral home.

Re: Presley, Haley, and William Buckner b.. 1760-70 - a YDNA solution?

tarchon1 — 2011-06-01 17:51:38Z

*ding* In case anyone was wondering, some of Presley's descendants came through and we now have most of the answer. "It must have been one of these four brothers," he said cryptically.

Re: Lewis Buckner of Chesterfield County, VA

tarchon1 — 2011-05-29 02:43:50Z

Oh well - glad you figured her out. At least I know about Lewis now too. He must fit somewhere.

Re: Lewis Buckner of Chesterfield County, VA

stemmatis — 2011-05-29 01:19:25Z

My mystery is solved; yours remains.

My original query inferred from the interaction with the Buckners that Jane, the wife of Reuben Coutts, was formerly Jane Buckner.

She was not.

The answer is found in the link in your earlier posting. You mentioned that Reuben Coutts and Philip Buckner apparently were partners owning 7000 acres in KY. This was stated in the case of Coutts v. Greenhow, 2 Va. (Munf.) 363 (1814).

After reading the entire case, the following facts emerge:

REUBEN COUTTS had lived many years with JANE NEW and having several children by her out of wedlock decided to marry her. On 10 Sep 1799 he executed a marriage settlement which conveyed his property to trustees Samuel McCraw and others for her benefit. He then married the said Jane New on 17 Sep 1799, thereby legitimating his five children by her. He died 17 Nov 1806.

Greenhow tried to satisfy a debt owed him by Coutts, who had died, by going after the property in the settlement. The Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond District found for Greenhow and the Coutts family appealed. The Supreme Court of Appeals unanimously sided with the Coutts.

This takes care of my question about who Reuben's wife was (showing my original theory to be wrong), but leaves you all the questions about Lewis and Philip.

Reuben was the illegitimate son of Patrick Coutts, Merchant, of Belvedere (will dated 11 Dec 1776, proved Jan Henrico Court 1777, re-recorded 6 Jul 1784 Henrico WB 1, p 149). The MOTHER is UNKNOWN. Reuben was the only beneficiary named, but was described only as "presently my Clerk and of my family," and was left "all that tract of land known by the Fishing and the Ferry." All other lands passed by intestacy into the control of William Coutts.

In time, Patrick and the trustees sold an island in the James River to Bartlett Still, who resold it to Alexander Sharp. As the focus of my research is on the island, my exploration of the Coutts and Buckner families now seems to be finished.

Thanks for the discussion.

Re: Lewis Buckner of Chesterfield County, VA

tarchon1 — 2011-05-27 17:37:54Z

OK, Phillip Buckner (1747-1820), Coutts' partner, had at least three brothers, John Buckner (probably the eldest and alive in Caroline Co. VA in 1764 and 1774), Thomas Buckner (1739-1777), and William Buckner (ca 1745-ca 1822). William had several children born in the 1780s, John was definitely married to a Margaret, and Thomas may have left a widow named Elizabeth when he died in 1777. It's looking like either or both Thomas and John may have died and left some orphans, namely Haley Buckner (1759-1819), William Buckner (ca 1761-ca 1836), Mary Buckner (ca 1765-?), and Presley Buckner (1769-1838). Thus Lewis and Jane could pretty reasonably be other members of that family. The name Lewis fits with Haley and Presley, all of them being prominent surnames in the area. Look for connections to Currituck Co., NC, Caroline Co. VA and Washington Co. VA, and there's a tradition in Mary Buckner's line that her father served in the Revolution, in case you see any indications of that.

Re: LOOKING FOR AFRO-AMERICAN BUCKNER RELATIVES

rhondamosley — 2011-05-20 04:52:44Z

I am also researching African American Buckner families. At the moment, I am trying to find information on Edward Buckner who married Bessie Henderson in Kansas City, Jackson County, MO on December 12, 1904.