Marriage record revealed Meredith Buckner and Nancy S. Hathorn married on October 8, 1826 in Monroe County, Georgia.
Meredith was about twenty-three and Nancy was about eighteen when they married.
The 1830 census revealed they were living in Marion County, Georgia. Household members: Meredith Buckner (20-30), Nancy (20-30), Charles (under 5) and Susan (under 5).
The Cherokee Land Lottery of 1832 revealed Meredith Buckner resided at Watson's in Marion County and received land in the Seventh District, Third Section.
The 1840 census revealed they were still living in Marion County, Georgia. Household members were: Meredith Buckner (30-40), Nancy (30-40), Charles & John (10-14), Ebba (5-9), William (under 5) and Susan (10-14) and Mary (5-9).
The 1850 Census of October 16, revealed Meredith was a mechanic and his real estate value was $800. They were still living in Marion County, Georgia and they were all born in Georgia. Household members: Meredith Buckner (47), Nancy (42), John (20), Mary(18), Ebba (16), William (13), Sarah (7), Nancy (6) and Adeline (2). The family emigrated to the areas of Union County, Arkansas and Union Parish, Louisiana in the early 1850's.
The U.S. Appointment to Postmaster record revealed that Meredith Buckner was assigned to Mud Branch Post Office located in Bienville Parish, Louisiana on June 10, 1856 and was replaced on August 18, 1857 by Eli F Buckner.
Their known children:
Susanna "Susan" Buckner (Gathright)
(b.1827 d.1883) - often incorrectly listed as "Louisiana"
Charles Richard Buckner (b.1828 d.1880)- (unproven)
John Wesley Buckner (b.1830 d.1880)
Mary Buckner (Willingham), (Smith), (Frisby) (b.1832 d.?)
Ebba Buckner (b.1834 d.1862)
William J. Buckner (b.1837 d.1862)
Sarah Buckner (b.1843)
Nancy E. Buckner (b.1844)
Adeline Mathilda Buckner (Avery)
(b.1848 d.1919)
Eliza Emerline Buckner (Avery)
(b.1851 d.1908)
They had been married at least thirty-one years and their daughter, Eliza was at least six years old when Meredith died sometime after August 1857. He does not appear in an 1860 census.
Meredith's burial site is unknown.
Meredith was about twenty-three and Nancy was about eighteen when they married.
The 1830 census revealed they were living in Marion County, Georgia. Household members: Meredith Buckner (20-30), Nancy (20-30), Charles (under 5) and Susan (under 5).
The Cherokee Land Lottery of 1832 revealed Meredith Buckner resided at Watson's in Marion County and received land in the Seventh District, Third Section.
The 1840 census revealed they were still living in Marion County, Georgia. Household members were: Meredith Buckner (30-40), Nancy (30-40), Charles & John (10-14), Ebba (5-9), William (under 5) and Susan (10-14) and Mary (5-9).
The 1850 Census of October 16, revealed Meredith was a mechanic and his real estate value was $800. They were still living in Marion County, Georgia and they were all born in Georgia. Household members: Meredith Buckner (47), Nancy (42), John (20), Mary(18), Ebba (16), William (13), Sarah (7), Nancy (6) and Adeline (2). The family emigrated to the areas of Union County, Arkansas and Union Parish, Louisiana in the early 1850's.
The U.S. Appointment to Postmaster record revealed that Meredith Buckner was assigned to Mud Branch Post Office located in Bienville Parish, Louisiana on June 10, 1856 and was replaced on August 18, 1857 by Eli F Buckner.
Their known children:
Susanna "Susan" Buckner (Gathright)
(b.1827 d.1883) - often incorrectly listed as "Louisiana"
Charles Richard Buckner (b.1828 d.1880)- (unproven)
John Wesley Buckner (b.1830 d.1880)
Mary Buckner (Willingham), (Smith), (Frisby) (b.1832 d.?)
Ebba Buckner (b.1834 d.1862)
William J. Buckner (b.1837 d.1862)
Sarah Buckner (b.1843)
Nancy E. Buckner (b.1844)
Adeline Mathilda Buckner (Avery)
(b.1848 d.1919)
Eliza Emerline Buckner (Avery)
(b.1851 d.1908)
They had been married at least thirty-one years and their daughter, Eliza was at least six years old when Meredith died sometime after August 1857. He does not appear in an 1860 census.
Meredith's burial site is unknown.
Marriage record revealed Meredith Buckner and Nancy S. Hathorn married on October 8, 1826 in Monroe County, Georgia.
Meredith was about twenty-three and Nancy was about eighteen when they married.
The 1830 census revealed they were living in Marion County, Georgia. Household members: Meredith Buckner (20-30), Nancy (20-30), Charles (under 5) and Susan (under 5).
The Cherokee Land Lottery of 1832 revealed Meredith Buckner resided at Watson's in Marion County and received land in the Seventh District, Third Section.
The 1840 census revealed they were still living in Marion County, Georgia. Household members were: Meredith Buckner (30-40), Nancy (30-40), Charles & John (10-14), Ebba (5-9), William (under 5) and Susan (10-14) and Mary (5-9).
The 1850 Census of October 16, revealed Meredith was a mechanic and his real estate value was $800. They were still living in Marion County, Georgia and they were all born in Georgia. Household members: Meredith Buckner (47), Nancy (42), John (20), Mary(18), Ebba (16), William (13), Sarah (7), Nancy (6) and Adeline (2). The family emigrated to the areas of Union County, Arkansas and Union Parish, Louisiana in the early 1850's.
The U.S. Appointment to Postmaster record revealed that Meredith Buckner was assigned to Mud Branch Post Office located in Bienville Parish, Louisiana on June 10, 1856 and was replaced on August 18, 1857 by Eli F Buckner.
Their known children:
Susanna "Susan" Buckner (Gathright)
(b.1827 d.1883) - often incorrectly listed as "Louisiana"
Charles Richard Buckner (b.1828 d.1880)- (unproven)
John Wesley Buckner (b.1830 d.1880)
Mary Buckner (Willingham), (Smith), (Frisby) (b.1832 d.?)
Ebba Buckner (b.1834 d.1862)
William J. Buckner (b.1837 d.1862)
Sarah Buckner (b.1843)
Nancy E. Buckner (b.1844)
Adeline Mathilda Buckner (Avery)
(b.1848 d.1919)
Eliza Emerline Buckner (Avery)
(b.1851 d.1908)
They had been married at least thirty-one years and their daughter, Eliza was at least six years old when Meredith died sometime after August 1857. He does not appear in an 1860 census.
Meredith's burial site is unknown.
Meredith was about twenty-three and Nancy was about eighteen when they married.
The 1830 census revealed they were living in Marion County, Georgia. Household members: Meredith Buckner (20-30), Nancy (20-30), Charles (under 5) and Susan (under 5).
The Cherokee Land Lottery of 1832 revealed Meredith Buckner resided at Watson's in Marion County and received land in the Seventh District, Third Section.
The 1840 census revealed they were still living in Marion County, Georgia. Household members were: Meredith Buckner (30-40), Nancy (30-40), Charles & John (10-14), Ebba (5-9), William (under 5) and Susan (10-14) and Mary (5-9).
The 1850 Census of October 16, revealed Meredith was a mechanic and his real estate value was $800. They were still living in Marion County, Georgia and they were all born in Georgia. Household members: Meredith Buckner (47), Nancy (42), John (20), Mary(18), Ebba (16), William (13), Sarah (7), Nancy (6) and Adeline (2). The family emigrated to the areas of Union County, Arkansas and Union Parish, Louisiana in the early 1850's.
The U.S. Appointment to Postmaster record revealed that Meredith Buckner was assigned to Mud Branch Post Office located in Bienville Parish, Louisiana on June 10, 1856 and was replaced on August 18, 1857 by Eli F Buckner.
Their known children:
Susanna "Susan" Buckner (Gathright)
(b.1827 d.1883) - often incorrectly listed as "Louisiana"
Charles Richard Buckner (b.1828 d.1880)- (unproven)
John Wesley Buckner (b.1830 d.1880)
Mary Buckner (Willingham), (Smith), (Frisby) (b.1832 d.?)
Ebba Buckner (b.1834 d.1862)
William J. Buckner (b.1837 d.1862)
Sarah Buckner (b.1843)
Nancy E. Buckner (b.1844)
Adeline Mathilda Buckner (Avery)
(b.1848 d.1919)
Eliza Emerline Buckner (Avery)
(b.1851 d.1908)
They had been married at least thirty-one years and their daughter, Eliza was at least six years old when Meredith died sometime after August 1857. He does not appear in an 1860 census.
Meredith's burial site is unknown.
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