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Re: Luck Family (Jerry Luck)

james_t_williams — 2012-05-22 19:31:13Z

Willard Luck was the oldest of 3 children born to Felix Adolphus & Adelaide Luck. Felix was one of 6 children born to Green Luck and Nelsy Wimbush. Green Luck was the 2nd of 5 children born to a slave woman named Joanna on the Luck Plantation in Pittsylvania County, VA and fathered by slave Jerre of the nearby Terry Plantation. I am the great grandson of Green Luck's brother, Jerre Luck, and the grandson of his oldest daughter, Addie Lee Luck Williams. Jerre is the spelling of the name in the early Censuses. I would be happy to provide you with as much of the Luck/Terry genealogy as I know.

Re: Luck Family

maryperry3333 — 2012-05-16 14:45:54Z

my mother was a Luck from Richmond, Va I have found out here are two main sets of Lucks from Virginia and the Carolinas one set is white and one set is black. I can check on your people in the information I have but I need to know if your set is white or black and do you have a tree on Ancestry? If you do have a tree on ancestry send me an invite to view it.
Mary Ann Luck Gregory Perry

Re: Luck Family

aknewman197 — 2012-05-16 13:24:38Z

Hello

I am try to find some info on my luck family line my grandmother nameis is hattie luck her fauther is james bryant luck his fauther is john L Luck his mom rachael

Raechael Had John L Luck 1875, George 1881-1951 , JW 1882

John Spouse Children are hattie Mills Wm J Luck 1896 , James B Luck 1897 – 1961, Benjamin F Luck1899 – 1932

JW spouse and Children are Emma Luck 1892, Ruth Luck 1911 – 2002, Georges Luck 1914 ,Setheline Luck 1917 ,Mary Luck 1919, James Luck 1920

this is all I have On the lucks in my family is any of these people in your family line or do you have any infomation for me on where to search

Re: Luck family

audrimcnally — 2012-02-09 04:14:32Z

Hello I don't know if you are still looking for info but if you are I have tons!! I am also a Great Grandchild of Herman Luck. Our Grandparents were brother and sister. I am the granddaughter of Amil Luck. Your Grandma Frieda was my great Aunt. Luckily my grandmother Mary (Amils wife) was an avid geneologist. Herman and Anna came over on the SS Baltic in 1914, and if I am not mistaken with your Grandma Frieda in tow. I have more info on my family tree as well. If you want more email me at audrimcnally@gmail.com

Re: Overton Luck

Otterburn — 2012-02-01 20:52:45Z

Sorry: Am not familiar with those names. The Lucks I have come across lived in Simcoe county, Ontario, Canada, and were some of the early Lucks there in the 1800's. The came from England. Ann Luck married a Partridge. Alice Alvira married a Caldwell.

Re: Overton Luck

mander_154 — 2012-01-31 19:54:02Z

My GGG grandmother was Nancy Luck, and she is rumored to be the daughter of Overton Luck and Katherine Collins. She was born around 1808 and married Nicholas Wilkerson. Have you come across her in your research?

Do you know if Overton and Katherine had any other children?

Re: Luck Family in VA in early 1600's

leluck3d1 — 2012-01-13 06:58:21Z

I would be interested in what you find as jsluck and I are cousins.

Re: Edward Luck

jb_barrie108 — 2011-12-23 01:35:47Z

found an interesting link about the Luck family http://www.oocities.org/ibeard_o_m/Luck.html

Re: Edward Luck

jb_barrie108 — 2011-12-09 04:32:08Z

There is a Mary Eliza Elphinston Luck born in 1842 daughter of Edward Jr. Anne Luck passed away 1880 same year as her husband Charles Partridge. They had 13 children. fluck169 seems we are related.

Re: Edward Luck

fluck169 — 2011-12-07 20:09:46Z

Edward Luck / Jane E. Caller are my gg-grandparents, through their son Samuel. I do not show anyone in the tree that would have the initials MF Luck either. This Edward is the one with a sister named Anne who married Charles Partridge.

On a separate note -- does anyone know what became of the either the older brother named William for this Edward and Anne, or for their aunt (Also named Anne? I show William as born in 1797, but no record after that; and that Anne was born on 26 Nov 1775, but no record after that for her either.

Thanks, Fred Luck

Re: Edward Luck

Otterburn — 2011-12-07 18:20:49Z

If you mean the Edward Luck (there are more than one Edward) married to Jane Elphinstone Caller, there is no M.F Luck, but there is a daughter, Mary Eliza Luck, born 1832, Crown Hill.d 1916. She married Thomas Drury.
Don't know whether this is the person you are looking for.

Georgiana

Re: Edward Luck

maryperry33 — 2011-12-01 16:36:45Z

Do you show a M.F. Luck in Edwards tree?
email me at
maryperry33@hotmail.com

Re: Edward Luck

jb_barrie108 — 2011-12-01 07:50:37Z

Hmmmmmm 10 years hope this gets to you. Edward Luck is my gggg Grandfather thru his daughter Ann Luck who Married Charles Partridge. The Lucks and Partridges both made there way up from Albany NY and settled in Oro/Vespra in 1819

Will, Codicil, and Estate Inventory of Edmund Luck (ca. 1770 - ca 1847) of Randolph County, NC

jsluck — 2011-09-16 17:39:10Z

[Anyone have any insight or commentary? This is a work in progress. If anyone wants scanned copies, just message me.]

[last edit:11 September 2011]

Will of Edmund Luck
(located at ____, p. 533)

I Edmund Luck of the County of Randolph and state of North Carolina
being of sound mind and memory but considering the uncertainty of my
Earthly Existence do make and [declare] this my last will and testament in manner
and form following, that is to say – first that my Executor herein after named
shall provide for my body a decent burial suitable to the wishes of my
Relatives and friends and pay all funeral expenses together with my
just debts however and to whomsoever owing out of the moneys that may first
come unto his hands as a part or parcel of my Estate
Item 1st – I give unto my beloved wife Ruth Luck one Hundred Dollars
in money, one bureau three feather beds and on [sic] cotten [sic] wheel one flalax [sic] wheel
Item 2nd I give unto my Daughter Martha Luck and Maddison Scarlet Three Hun
-dred acres of land where on I now live, also my beloved wife to live with
them on said lands as long as she pleases and if she should see cause to go
away and quit living with them she is to have no more prevelidge [sic] there on
Item 3rd – I give unto Betsey Luck widow of Andrew Luck Dec’d all the land and
Plantation on which she how lives called the Ramsower Lands during her widow
-hood and if she should marry then I give the above Lands and plantation to
my grandsons, (to wit) Henry Luck [Andrew] Jackson Luck Jesse Luck and Emsley [Luck]
to be Equally Divided between them share and share a like
Item 4th – I give unto my son William Luck one not [sic] which he gave me for
four Hundred & fifty dollars, also one set of smith tools one wheat fan, which
he has in his possession.
Item 5th – I give unto my three grand sons of John Luck to wit Winson [sic] Luck
Elijah Luck William Luck all the land on the south side of fork creek called the
old James Latham tract of land adjoining Peter Garner William Garner and
William Bird share and share alike
Item 6th – I give unto my daughter Jane Luck four Hundred Dollars in
money
Item 7th – I give unto my daughter Anna William [sic] one bed and furniture which
she has in her possession one cow and calf
Item 8th – I give unto my son Spencer Luck one Dollar
Item 9th – I give unto my son Emsley Luck one Dollar
Item 10th – I give unto my son Edmund Luck one Dollar
Item 11th – I give unto my son Allen Luck one Dollar
Item 12th – I give unto my son Henry Luck one Dollar
Item 13th – I give unto my daughter Polly Luck one Dollar
Item 14th – I give unto my son George Luck one Dollar
Item 15th – I give unto my son John Luck one Dollar
Lastly – I do hereby constitute and appoint my Trusty friends
Emsley Luck and Michael Cox my Lawful Executors to all intents and
purposes to Execute this my last [will] and testament according to my true intent
and meaning of the same and every part [and] clause there of – hereby
revoking and declaring utterly void all other wills and Testaments by me heretofore
made[.] In witness where of I the said Edmund Luck do hereunto set my hand and
seal this 16th day of September 1846
Signed Sealed published and declared
by the said Edmund Luck Edmund Luck (Seal)
to be his Last [Will] and Testament
in presence of us who
at his request in his presence and
in the presence of each other do subscribe
our names as witnesses there to
Jessee Lawerence
Hardy Brown

Codicil to Will of Edmund Luck
(recorded immediately following will)

Whereas I Edmund Luck gave my last will and Testament in writ-
ing bearing date on the 16th day of September 1846 and have thereby made sundry
divises [sic] and bequest [sic] according to the then existing circumstances of my Estate but
which circumstances having now materially changed, I do by this writing which I freely
declare to be a codicil to my said will to be taken and construed as a part there of
will and directs that the sum of Three Hundred [dollars] only to be paid to my daughter Jane
Tucker in full and in stead of the respective sum of four Hundred Dollars as
Directed in my said will. I will that all my personal property not given of in said
will be sold by my Executors and after paying all my Just debts the balance to be
Equally Divided Between my son Emsley Luck and my daughter Martha and her [daughter]
Cornelia Ann Luck my grand daughter and my grand daughter Eliza Luck
daughter of John Luck to have and to hold to them, their heirs and assigns absolut-
ely and in fee simple for ever of which Codicil is hereby declared to be
apart, [sic] In Testament whereof I hereunto set my hand and seal this 18th day of
March AD 1847
Signed Sealed published
declared by the said Edmund Edmund Luck (Seal)
Luck to be a codicil or part of
His Last will & Testament in
Presence of us who at his request
And in his presence and in
The presence of each other do
Subscribe our names as witnesses
thereto
Jessee Laurence
Hardy Brown

Estate Inventory of Edmund Luck

2nd ___ ___ 1848 59.30
5 02
64.32

Joseph ____ _____

An Inventory of the personal property of
Edmund Luck Deceased which came in to the hands
of Emsley Luck & M Cox Exr February 4th day 1848
Cash on hand sixty dollars Three Box plows four small plows
Two Mattocks ___ Two ____ _____ on [sic] cross cut saw, Two Grubing [sic] hoes
one foot Adze [sic] Three pitchfork one drawing knife some Augers one
handsaw sum [sic] hoes one ___, some axes & Iron wedge 4 mowing sythe [sic]
a quantity of Iron one sett [sic] of Smith Tools & screwplate fourteen head
of Cattle about sixty Barrels of Corn about 25 Bushels of wheat
Three ______ on [sic] set of timber Wheals [sic] one Log chain on [sic] carriage,
about Seventy six head of sheep a small piece of steel, one stone sledge
Parte [sic] of set of waggon [sic] boxes a box of pieces of Iron a old saw, Two
sythe & cradle, one Grindstone, one ____ of waggon one Rawhide,
one [Lowaggon?], one _____ one cutting box & knife Two __ of ____
one set of brick bands hames & collar & Bridle two Brand
one curry comb one harrow one waggon tong one wheat fan
six hogheads [sic] about Twenty three _____ Bundle of fodder
one stack of hay & four waggon Loads of hay about 75 dozen
oats a quantity of straw & shaff & shucks. Eightee head
of hogs three Hundred pound of Pork one wood screw
two plows one ___ two cask & __ vinegar three ____ &
Little Molasses in one of them one Barrel Two Basket
Three sadle [sic] & Bridles one [gun?] six pots three ovens, Two Kettles,
Two skillets Dogs Irons, two ______ & shovels, one Loom three tables
on [sic] ____, Two Trunks, a strop & Razorse [sic] one black girl on [sic]
churn one Bucket one Coffee pot 1 Clock, one corner cupboard
& furniture one pair of stillyards two Looking Glasses one large
chest Two pair double trees three single trees one half ____, one
Broad axe, one hand axe, one ____ ____ & a small lot of
Flax one rake & Real [sic] one spinning Wheel, three Wheels some jugs
one coffee Pot candle moalds, [sic] ____, some ____, a Pewter dish
some ____ one Tray some spoons, spice mill, one ___ 4 fat Tubs
set of plates & cups & saucers, one Lot of plates Knives & Forks, Lot of
bottles, one set of Tea spoons, Candle stand, 1 Pitcher, ___ stand
a quantity of calicoes, Two pair of sheep shears, four ___ one ____
one ___ ____, one pair of Saddle Bags, one bridle some nailes [sic]
Three gimblet, [sic] one Flax Brake, one of ____ one thousand shingle [sic]
one bed & Bedstead, one Chest, one Hundred & Thirty Pounds of
seed Cotten, [sic] about Three bushels of flax seed, three bushels of salt
a Barrel & [gun?], part of a Cotten [sic] Gin Eight Chains, Two Brier hooks one
axe the [sic] spelling Books, Three other Books, Two Sows & Pigs three bushels
of Irish Potatoes, one Barrel of Vinegar, a Jug & ___, one jare, [sic] one
Cooper Adze, [sic] smoothing Iron four sides of sole Leather 28 sides of
upper & Vamp Leather, all but what was sold at John Luck, one cow &
calf, one horse, one stack of fodder, some hay one sow & pigs,
plow & stand, one pot, one plow & gears, one cuting [sic] box, one axe & five
Barrels of corn, one chest, one smoothing iron, one table, one cupb-
oard & furniture, one wheal, [sic] one real, [sic] one Loom, one flax
Wheel three beds, five chairs, some dials

Desperate Debts

One bond on William Lucas for ninety dollars due 6th day of
February 1847, one bond on William ____ for sixty dollars
due the 6th day February 1847, one bond on James Polk
for Twenty dollars due the 21st day of August 1846, with a
credit of nine dollars May the 4th, 1847 - one bond on George
Spencer for fifty five Dollars due the 23rd of July 1846, one bond [on]
Ashley Craven for Eighty Seven dollars & fifty cents, due the 11th day
February 1848 - One Judgment of Edmund Luck [jr?] for about
forty two Dollars in the spring of 1847 - one Judgment on
J. W. Kirkpatrick & Joseph Kirkpatrick for Twenty one dollars
May the 4th day 1844 - An account against John Cox of
Orange County for twelve dollars & fifty cents. An account
against D & W McLaurin of Fayetteville of Twenty six dollars &
Eighty seven cents date 4th of June 1847
Certified & Returned by us the [blank] day of February 1848

Emsley Luck )
M. Cox ) Exr
)

--------1853 petition for sale of land---------

State of North Carolina, ) To the worshipful etc Justices
Randolph County ) of the Court of Pleas & Quarter
) Sessions at August Term,
) 1853

The petition of Betsy Luck, widow, Henry
Luck, and Jackson Luck, Jesse Luck and Emsley
Luck minors by their next friend R.H. Brown,
humbly complaining.

Your petitions would show unto your
worship that Edmund Luck of the county
and State aforesaid, in the year 18[blank] departed
this life and left a last will and testament,
which, among other devises, has the following:
“I give to Betsy Luck widow of Andrew
Luck deceased, all the land and plantations
on which she now lives, called the Ramsour
Lands, during her widowhood, and if she should
marry, then I give the above lands and plantations
to my grandsons (to wit) Henry Luck, Jackson
Luck, Jesse Luck and Emsley Luck, to be equal-
ly divided between them, share and share
alike.” - Your petitioners do therefore pray,
that your worships will duly consider the
[aforementioned?] and order a sale of the said lands,
upon such terms as your worships may
direct, for the purpose of a division of the
proceeds among your petitioners according
to the will of the said Edmund.
And your peitioner Betsy, widow of aforeseaid,
claims a life estate in the said lands, and in
order to secure the interests of her children, the
grandsons abovementioned, she proposes to give
a bond with such sureties as your worships
should approve, to refund her share of said [sic]
said lands in case of her marriage.
And your petitioners do further pray, that
your worships will, from time to time, make
such other and further orders and decrees, and
grant such other and further relief in the prem-
-ises, as to justice and equity may pertain.

R.H. Brown, atty
for petitioners

State of North Carolina, )
Randolph County )

Daniel Brower makes oath that he
is well aquainted with the lands above
described, and that he believes a sale
of the same, as prayed for by the peti-
tioners, will materially promote their
interests.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, B. F. Hoover
Clerk of the Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions, this
4th day of August, 1853
Daniel C. Brower
B.F. Hoover, Clerk

Know all men by the presents that we
Betsy Luck, R.H. Brown and Emsley Luck
are held and firmly bound to the State of
North Carolina in the sum of Five
Hundred dollars, good and lawful mon-
ey, to the true and faithful payment of which
we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors
and administrators, jointly and severally,
firmly by the presents, signed with our
hands and sealed with our seals, this [blank]
day of August, A.D. 1853.

The condition of the above obligation is such
that whereas, at August term of Randolph
County Court, 1853, the above bond[ed?]
Betsy Luck, together with Henry Luck and
[blank] next friend of Jackson Luck,
Jesse Luck and Emsley Luck, filed a peti-
-tion for the sale of cerain land to them de-
-vised by Edmund Luck, in which said
lands the said Betsy has an estate during
her widowhood, and the said Henry, Jackson,
Jesse and Emsley an estate of inheritance to take
effect upon the determination of the estate of the
said Betsy, and the said Court in which said
petition was filed having ordered a sale of the
said lands and a division of the proceeds
thereof among the petitioners upon the supposi-
-tion that the interest of the said Betsy will con-
-tinue during her life. Now, therefore, if the
said Betsy shall at any time [alienate?] her
said estate by marriage, and thereupon should
pay or cause to be paid to the said Henry
Luck, Jackson, Jesse Luck and Emsley
Luck or their representatives, each one parcel,
part of such sum as may be allotted to
and received by her from the sale of said
lands, then the above obligations to be null
and void, otherwise to remain in full force
and effect.
[Cert.?] Betsy Luck (Seal)
B. F. Hoover R.H. Brown (Seal)
Emsley Luck (Seal)

Walter Villiers Luck b1876

robertferris53 — 2011-09-15 03:22:42Z

Religion: Church of England
Date of Birth: 27/05/1876
Place of Birth: Forrest Gate,Essex, England
Next of Kin: Mr Sparrow
1221 New North Road, Avondale
Occupation: Pensioner
Pension Cert. No.: 1/88460
Admitted: 01/04/62 Discharged to Hospital: Ward 17 14/08/64
15/09/64 Discharged to Selwyn Village Auckland 07/10/64
Died at Selwyn Village 10/07/65 Buried: Lawn Cemetery, Waikumete, Glen Eden
Remarks: On trial from Cornwall Hospital
Mrs M. Younger 886309 Golf Road S.W. 4

P.O. Savings Bank to Selwyn Village 17/12/64

Paul Jarvis
Major
Director
Heritage Centre and Archives

Information from Sibun's Funeral Directors: Funeral ordered by Matron of Christ's Hospital Selwyn Village

Poss. Mrs M. Younger, and he had resided in New Zealand for 50 y: that gives an arrival date of 1915 which we can
take as correct. See more Ferris Family tree

Re: Luck John - Northampton

sendtomargie — 2011-06-29 06:54:08Z

Hi Helen, Peter, Sonia, Patricia, Anna.

I to am a descendant of John Luck through Thomas and Lydia and their daughter Rebecca.

Would love to be able to swap info with anyone who is interested. email. sendtomargie@hotmail.com

regards Margie

Jesse Luck Louisa Co. Va

terrijo43124 — 2011-06-24 01:18:28Z

My line is 4:
Malcolm Luck- Spotsylvania, Va born 1900
Henry jefferson Luck- Spotsylvania born 1876
Vernard Luck- Spotsylvania, Va born 1852
John Alfred Luck- Spotsylvania, Louisa Co. Va born 1830
William F Luck- Spotsylvania, Louisa Co, Va. born 1809
Richard W. Luck- Louisa Co., Va.. born about 1760
Jesse Luck- Louisa co., Va
---------------
Richard named Jesse as his father on his marriage license, to Mary Fleming on March 13, 1788.
I have found Jesse on a census, and tax list.. but NO idea
How he fits into the line with Samuel and John and George. He was in 1798 louisa county census..HELP!!

Re: Luck, Vine, Relf & more surnames

mi2early — 2011-05-02 13:25:10Z

Hi

Your posted your message on the Sussex message board, but since no mention of that location was included in your post it was moved to the LUCK surname board.

You will have more success if you'll post about one surname at a time on the appropriate surname or location board. Be sure to include a bit of information that you already have about that particular surname (BMD dates, locations, etc.) and be clear about what information you're seeking.

Good luck!

Re: Luck, Vine, Relf & more surnames

tjtjlewis — 2011-05-02 11:02:21Z

The Vine surname that I have in my family is Mary Vine b abt 1772 who married Henry Luck in 1793. Mary's parents that I have are John Vine & Frances Paine (no birth date for either). All are from Heathfield, Sussex. The Luck surname is my Grandfather's line, Charles F Luck b 1887.
This is all that I have on the Vine surname.
Jane

Re: Luck, Vine, Relf & more surnames

Marion_Head — 2011-05-02 07:41:10Z

I have a Francis Vine born about 1800 in Burwash area she married My Henry Head if you have any more on her I know what kids they had its henry I am gathering notes on I have plenty but its A little vague on the correct informaton as to his origins and Francis

Luck, Vine, Relf & more surnames

tjtjlewis — 2011-05-01 19:40:43Z

I am researching the following surnames, Luck, Vine, Relf, May, Meades, Sales, Tutchener,Tompkins.
Does any one have these names in their family line? I am willing to share what I have.
Thanks,
Jane

Re: Luck family NSW

71mick — 2011-04-25 23:46:34Z

Hello I am related to this family!!! My great grandfather was Charles Walter Luck and great grannies the Reddon Mother and daughter. My grandmother was Elizabeth Luck who married Joseph Smith (of whom I know absolutely nothing). My father is Dennis Smith. Which line are you from?
Cheers
Michelle

Re: Luck's of Heathfield.

71mick — 2011-04-25 23:24:39Z

Looks like we have the same ancestors however Im stuck at the same point as you are. Ill let you know if I find anything.
cheers
Michelle

Walter Villiers Luck b1876

eamonnferris — 2011-04-20 02:06:05Z

Have now found that Walter did not 'die at sea' so much for that bit of romance. He died right here in Auckland New Zealand on 10 July 1965. If anybody knows of any other children or relatives in New Zealand, apart from the Ferris family could they please contact us. Next of kin was given as Mr. Sparrow.

Re: Luck Family of Louisiana, Missouri

CmdrKirk — 2011-04-14 05:33:10Z

hmmm...say "hello" to your father and Aunt Janet...my mother was your grandmother Maxine's sister-Eunice Marie...I have often wondered if I might return to your GrandPa's(my Uncle Ed's) Louisiana farm one day...???...was there one day in 1953 and he saved me from getting eaten by pigs when I fell into the pig trough...I remember playing with your Uncle Johnny in a hay loft in the barn...I ahve many memories of your mother's side of the family...Terry Kirkwood

Re: James Luck of Heathfield, Sussex and Mary Ann Stevens 1825

71mick — 2011-04-13 04:11:33Z

Hi Im also a decendant of the Lucks and here is what I have
James Luck
born 1801
died 1881
Parents: Henry Luck and Mary Vine

Henrys parent were Thomas Luck and Martha Dann
Marys parents were John Vine and Frances Paine

Thomas Lucks Parents were: Thomas Luck and Ann??
Marthas parents were Thomas Dann and Elizabeth ?

Thomas parents were John Luck and Elizabeth Merritt

John Lucks arents were Thomas Luck (1641 - 1732) and Mary Thomkins (1655 - 1714)

Re: mary alice luck ans greenbury

cluck301 — 2011-03-28 00:17:31Z

can you send me the picture of Mary Alice and Greenbury Luck and sons to cluck30@mchsi.com

Thank you

Clyde Luck

Luck - UK

MKQ09 — 2011-03-27 05:39:24Z

Hi

Any help very gratefully received. I am very new to researching my family tree - and am not sure if I have taken an incorrect branch with my research.

Here's what I have so far ... many apologies for the long list ;-)

John Philpot Beauchamp (b. Essex 1907-1980) - Grandfather
Frances Mary Gransby (b. Barnet/Arkley 1909-1991) - Grandmother
Arthur David Gransby (b. Arkley 1872-1959) - Gt Grandfather
Annie Attwood (b. Needingworth 1880) - Gt Grandmother
George Gransby (b. Barnet 1844-1901) - Gt x2 Grandfather
Mary Ann LUCK (b. Barnet 1845) - Gt x2 Grandmother
William LUCK (b. North Mimms 1811) - Gt x3 Grandfather
Mary Kirby (b. Barnet 1812-1901) - Gt x3 Grandmother
Thomas LUCK (b. Great Munden 1783-1873) - Gt x4 Grandfather
Sarah Osborne (b. Great Munden 1780-1838) - Gt x4 Grandmother
William LUCK (b. Great Munden 1740) - Gt x5 Grandfather
Mary Stiles (b. Hertford 1747) - Gt x5 Grandmother

From here on, this is where I think I may have gone wrong:

Thomas LUCK (b. Shoreditch or Great Munden ? 1704-1765) - Gt x6 Grandfather
Jane Newman (b. Braughing 1719) - Gt x6 Grandmother

I have found Thomas Luck (1704) as being Born/Baptised in St Leonard Shoreditch, London - on the Baptism record it states that he is Thomas of ?(father unknown) and Ellin Luck (but can't find any other information) but then on other records it states him as being born in Great Munden ... which led me to:

Thomas LUCK (b. Great Munden 1675-1756) - Gt x7 Grandfather
Susan Hutchings (b. Ardeley, Herts 1679) - Gt x7 Grandmother
Thomas LUCKE (b. Hertfordshire 1641) - Gt x8 Grandfather
Mary Lawrence (b. Great Munden 1641) - Gt x8 Grandmother

Once again ... apologies for the long list ... but it would be fantastic to know if I am on the right lines.

Many thanks in anticipation of any assistance
Kindest regards,
Michelle

Re: The Luck Family of VA (Black)

sladeluck — 2011-03-03 23:37:03Z

Marcellus Heywood Luck- Does that name show up anywhere?

Re: The Luck Family of VA (Black)

sladeluck — 2011-02-25 23:56:19Z

Does the name Brother Luck come up on any charts?

Re: Luck Family (Jerry Luck)

james_t_williams — 2011-02-03 16:13:35Z

Willard Luck, b. 4 Dec 1905, had a father named Felix Adolphus Luck. Felix was the 5th child of Green Luck and Nelsy Wimbish. Green Luck was the 2nd child of Jerre of the Terry Plantation and Joanna of the Luck Plantation in Pittsylvania County, VA. I am the great grandson of Green Luck's brother, Jerre Luck. Jerre Luck marrie Lavinia Smith and their first child was Addie Lee Luck who married Pemberton Williams (my grandparents).

James T. Willliams

Re: Luck Family (Jerry Luck)

ressie2u — 2011-02-03 15:41:29Z

I have to know if there is a connection between these two Luck families....i need to get with u so we can talk about this pls shoot me an email ressie2u@yahoo.com or i can be found on facebook(Ressie Luck)

Re: The Luck Family of VA (Black)

ressie2u — 2011-02-03 15:34:06Z

I am in touch with my classmate Hud Williams who is supposed to put me in contact with the Luck family historian for your part of the Luck family. I have all of this information you provided as well. I am trying to put all of the missing pieces together and even if the Lucks are not all related there are still some close connections and a possibility that the entire bloodline is connected. I would like to go back further than my great great great grandfather circa 1825.....geneology is my passion!!! Thanks a lot for responding all...Renita I am still working on your tree:)

Henry C. L. Luck

pjluck — 2011-02-01 15:15:34Z

Am searching for information in my husbands grandfather, Henry Ludwig Luck, who was born in Standau, Prussia in the late 1800's and came to the U.S. about 1904. Married Mary Donnellen. Lived for awhile in Oklahoma. Died in Butler County Kansas.

Re: Virginia/North Carolina connection ?

carolwarren36 — 2011-01-29 21:44:19Z

Hello,
I have come across the LUCK surname in my research for my
WEEDEN, WEELDON/BROWN AA/NATIVE family line of SC, NC and
VA, for which I am unable to make ANY connections.
Hoping that you might be able to help.
Sincerely,
carol wheeldin warren.

Re: Luck family tree

johnbark117 — 2010-09-20 00:20:55Z

Darren

There is an extensive genealogy of the Luck family on my web site at clanbarker.com

John Barker

Re: The Luck Family of VA (Black)

james_t_williams — 2010-09-06 20:35:40Z

I am the great grandson of Jerre Luck. From the names you mention, I doubt if my Luck Family is related to yours, but I can provide you with what information I have regarding the origin of one of the black Luck Families. Apparently there was a Terry Plantation very close to the Luck Plantation both properties located near the border between Halifax and Pittsylvania Counties. The owners of both these plantations accoding to the values recorded in the census were relatively wealthy and therefore capable of "owning" several slaves. My family forebear was named Jerre on the Terry Plantation. During slavery he went over to the Luck Plantation, "jumped over the broom" and thus married Joanna of the Luck Plantation. To this union were born 5 children: Lemon, Green, Jerre (as spelled in the census), Josephine, and Daniel Preston. Children born during slavery became the "property" of the plantation on which they were born regardless of the father. Following emancipation former slaves having no last named adopted the the name of the plantation on which they previously resided. Thus these 5 offspring became Lucks though they were fathered by Jerre of the Terry Plantation. In my case, Jerre Luck, following emancipation married Louvenis Smith and had 6 children. The oldest child, Addie Lee Luck, married Pemberton Williams who are my paternal grandparents. I have a chart of all of the 559 known descendents and spouses of Jerre Terry. I will be happy to send you this chart if you like, but none of the descendents match the names you provided and I assume the descendents in which you are interested were all derived from other slaves on the Luck Plantation unrelated to those of my forbears.

Re: Walter Villiers Luck b. 1876 or his father Walter Villiers Luck b.1853

eamonnferris — 2010-08-28 08:37:13Z

Susan 2670, That's neat so it was jn off to NY. Now how come I couldn't find that...Well done
Eamonn

Walter Villiers Luck b. 1876 or his father Walter Villiers Luck b.1853

eamonnferris — 2010-08-28 08:35:03Z

Sandra,
I've got it thanks Kindly
Eamonn

Re: Walter Villiers Luck b. 1876 or his father Walter Villiers Luck b.1853

Susan2670 — 2010-08-19 09:36:38Z

According to the New York Passenger List it was the younger Walter Villiers Luck Jnr who made the journey in 1901 aboard the ship 'Servia'.

Re: Walter Villiers Luck b. 1876 or his father Walter Villiers Luck b.1853

Merice46 — 2010-08-19 07:32:03Z

Hi,
They are on the 1881 census which you can search for free at www.familysearch.org they are in Essex.

Regards

Sandra

Walter Villiers Luck b. 1876 or his father Walter Villiers Luck b.1853

eamonnferris — 2010-08-19 05:57:19Z

Looking for information or images of the above persons, my
grandfather and great grandfather respectively.
Also would like to make contact will living relatives. Walter V Luck 1876 was in merchant navy and may have been lost/died at sea after 1919.The senior may have emigrated to New York in
1901 aboard passenger ship 'Servia,' would like to establish what happened to him next.

Re: mary alice luck ans greenbury

JudyDavis153 — 2010-08-14 21:26:57Z

Hi Gene i woulf like to have the picture you have i am looking for information on Julia A Luck born in 1828 in Kentucky My email is samsam56@msn.com Thank you

Re: mary alice luck ans greenbury

JudyDavis153 — 2010-08-14 21:26:16Z

Hi Gene i woulf like to have the picture you have i am looking for information on Julia A Luck born in 1828 in Kentucky

Re: Luck name

JudyDavis153 — 2010-08-14 21:19:00Z

i am looking for information on Julia Ann Luck married Milton Mann in 1850 or 1851 Kentucky moved to Civil Bend Mo. in 1858

Re: who were John Holcomb Luck's parents

JudyDavis153 — 2010-08-14 21:02:36Z

Look for Nathaniel Luck

Re: Virginia/North Carolina connection ?

sladeluck — 2010-06-08 23:16:17Z

wow can u email me info????

Re: Luck Family

sladeluck — 2010-06-08 22:55:51Z

i would love all the info bout us

Re: The Luck Family of VA (Black)

sladeluck — 2010-06-08 20:30:52Z

hello to all, my name Is Slade Luck.... so I have alot of family out there???? cuz my Grandma (Elsie luck) said that i do have alot of family out there in VA.. get at me thru facebook.... at

(sladejluck@ymal.com)

Re: Luck Family in VA in early 1600's

benjaminluck — 2010-06-05 18:53:55Z

I just happened upon this post after a search for Luck surname origins, and after reading this I recalled my dad saying that he had traced our Luck relatives back to Virginia in the early 1600's. I will have to get more information from him to see if any of these names match. Thanks for posting!