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Elizabeth Mountague1,2,3

#1851, (ca. 1636 - 1708)
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Children with Doodes Minor:

Citations

  1. Montague, Albert Edward, Geneology of Peter Montague, 1621 to 1894, pg 1.
  2. Rutman, Darrett B.; Rutman, Anita H., A Place in Time, pg 96, shows name as Elizabeth Montague.
  3. Meyer, Virginia M, Adventurers of Purse and Person, pg 450, shows name as Elizabeth Montague.
  4. Corkill, Lauretta (Trickey);Corkill, Eldon;Sparacio, Ruth (Trickey); Sparacio, Sam, Supplement to Pamunkey Neighbors, vol II, "The Montague Family," pg 1, shows date.
  5. Meriwether, Nelson Heath, Meriwethers and Their Connections (1991), pg 610, shows year.
  6. Genealogical Publishing Co., Genealogies of Virginia Families - William and Mary Quarterly, vol III, pg 705, extract from 1st Series, Vol. VIII (1900) pp 196-200, shows married.
  7. Corkill, Lauretta (Trickey);Corkill, Eldon;Sparacio, Ruth (Trickey); Sparacio, Sam, Supplement to Pamunkey Neighbors, vol II, "The Minor Family," pg 1, shows "said to have m. Elizabeth Montague, a daughter of Peter Montague 1603-1659 and his first wife."
  8. Deed Book, Middlesex Co., Virginia, 3:250, James Blaise bond, 28 Mar 1699, shows bond made in contemplation of marriage of James and Elizabeth Cocke, and shows she was the mother of Peter Minor.
  9. Sparacio, Ruth Trickey; Sparacio, Sam, Pamunkey Neighbors, pg 526, shows married after the death of Doodes Minor.
  10. Rutman, Darrett B.; Rutman, Anita H., A Place in Time, pg 103, shows married after the death of Doodes Minor; pg 105 note 10 shows he was her second husband.
  11. Rutman, Darrett B.; Rutman, Anita H., A Place in Time, pg 103, shows married after her marriage to Maurice Cocke -- date based on assumption that was after his death.
  12. Hopkins, William Lindsay, Middlesex County, Virginia Wills and Inventories 1673-1812, pg 59, citing Will Book A 1698 - 1713 pg 47, will of James Blaise, mentions wife Elizabeth Blaise.
  13. Corkill, Lauretta (Trickey);Corkill, Eldon;Sparacio, Ruth (Trickey); Sparacio, Sam, Supplement to Pamunkey Neighbors, vol II, "The Montague Family," pg 1, citing Middlesex Co. Deed book 3, 1709-1720, pg 250, marriage between Elizabeth Cocke and James, show her third marriage and year.
  14. Genealogical Publishing Co., Genealogies of Virginia Families - William and Mary Quarterly, vol III, pg 705, extract from 1st Series, Vol. VIII (1900) pp 196-200, shows she married him secondly.
  15. Deed Book, Middlesex Co., Virginia, 3:250, James Blaise bond, 28 Mar 1699, shows bond made "in consideration of the Marriage of himself and Eliz. Cocke Suddenly intended to be solemnized."
  16. Freeman, Deborah Anne Cobb, Family File "David and Deborah.GED," 31 Jul 1998, shows year, county and state.
  17. Rutman, Darrett B.; Rutman, Anita H., A Place in Time, pg 103, shows year.

Thomas Herbert Elliott1,2,3

#1853, (1834 - 1933)
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  • Thomas Herbert Elliott was born on 3 Aug 1834 in Warren Co., Mississippi.4,5,6
  • Thomas married first Elizabeth Mariah Tuck, daughter of Dr. Davis Green Tuck and Elizabeth M. Toot, on 9 Apr 1856 in Christian Co., Kentucky.7,8,5
  • Thomas married second Adeline Ledbetter, daughter of William Ledbetter and Eliza Adeline Wellborn, on 27 Apr 1910 in St. Louis, Missouri, at the home of her niece, Mrs. J. E. Graves, with Rev. Dr. C. C. Wood, assoicate editor of the Christian Advocate officiating.9,10
  • Thomas died on 22 Oct 1933 in Nashville, Davidson Co., Tennessee, at age 99.11,12
  • He was buried on 23 Oct 1933 in the Tuck-Elliott Family Cemetery, Lafayette, Christian Co., Kentucky.13,14
Thomas also appears in our Family History Section where there is much more information about him.

Children with Elizabeth Mariah Tuck:

Citations

  1. Saunders, James Edmonds, and Stubbs, Elizabeth Saunders Blair, Early Settlers of Alabama, pg 385, shows name as Thomas Herbert Elliott.
  2. Quint Atkinson Elliott, Quint Atkinson, Certificate of Death, shows name as Thos. Herbert Elliott.
  3. Elizabeth M. Tuck household, 1870 U.S. Census, Christian Co., Kentucky, shows name as Thos H. Elliott.
  4. William Eliot household, 1850 U.S. Census, Montgomery Co., Tennessee, shows age 16 and state, as Mississippi.
  5. Saunders, James Edmonds, and Stubbs, Elizabeth Saunders Blair, Early Settlers of Alabama, pg 385, shows month, year, county, and state.
  6. Thomas H. Elliott, Thomas H., Certificate of Death, shows date, and state, as Tennessee.
  7. "Kentucky Marriages, 1851-1900," Ancestry.com, record for Thomas H. Elliott and Bettie M. Tuck, shows date, county, and state.
  8. Thos. H. Elliott household, 1860 U.S. Census, Christian Co., Kentucky, shows them apparently living as husband and wife.
  9. "Elliottt-Ledbetter," Hopkinsville Kentuckian, 30 Apr 1910, dateline April 27, shows married "tonight," location, and officiant.
  10. Thomas H. Elliott household, 1920 U.S. Census, Christian Co., Kentucky, shows married.
  11. Thomas H. Elliott, Thomas H., Certificate of Death, shows date, city, county, and state.
  12. Thos. H.and Betty M. Elliott tombstone, Tuck-Elliott Family Cemetery, shows date.
  13. Thomas H. Elliott, Thomas H., Certificate of Death, shows date, town, and state.
  14. Thos. H.and Betty M. Elliott tombstone, Tuck-Elliott Family Cemetery.

Quintus C. Atkinson1,2,3

#1854, (ca. 1810 - 1864)
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  • Quintus C. Atkinson was born ca. 1810 in Clarksville, Montgomery Co., Tennessee.4,5
  • Quintus married first Arabella C. West, daughter of Robert J. West and Nancy Dortch, on 17 Dec 1835 in Dickson Co., Tennessee, with Rev. Parrish officiating.6,7
  • Quintus married second Sarah Elizabeth Tuck, daughter of Dr. Davis Green Tuck and Elizabeth M. Toot, on 24 Sep 1842 in Christian Co., Kentucky, with Rev. Sam B. White officating.8,9,10
  • Quintus died on 7 Nov 1864 in probably, Chicago, Illinois, at age ~54.11,12,13
  • He was buried on 10 Feb 1865 in Elmwood Cemetery, Memphis, Shelby Co., Tennessee, in his own lot in Chapel Hill section, one of the oldest in the cemetry. The reason for the delay in burial is unknown.14,15
Quintus also appears in our Family History Section where there is much more information about him.

Children with Arabella C. West:

  • Jane Atkinson
  • Eliza Atkinson
  • Frances Atkinson

Children with Sarah Elizabeth Tuck:

Citations

  1. Macon, Alethea Jane, John and Edward Tuck of Halifax County, pg 29, shows name as Quintus C. Atkinson.
  2. Jas. B. Ferguaon household, 1850 U.S. Census, Shelby Co., Tennessee, shows name as Q. C. Atkinson.
  3. Wills, Shelby Co., Tennessee, 4:32-38, Q. C. Atkinson, 1865.
  4. Freeman, Deborah Anne Cobb, Family File "David and Deborah.GED," 31 Jul 1998, shows city, county, and state.
  5. Jas. B. Ferguaon household, 1850 U.S. Census, Shelby Co., Tennessee, shows age 40 and state.
  6. Q. C. Atkinson and Arabela C. West, marriage bond.
  7. "Married," National Banner and Nashville Whig, 23 Dec 1835, reporting marriage of Quintus C. Atkinson and Miss Arabella C. West on the 17th inst., shows officiant.
  8. Marriage Bonds, Christian Co., Kentucky, bk 2, no. 206, Quintus C. Atkinson and Sarah E. Tuck, shows date and officiant.
  9. Q. C. & Sarah E. Atkinson family monument, Elmwood Cemetery, has "Q. C. Atkinson and his wife Sarah E. Atkinson" inscribed on the base of the monument.
  10. "Died - Atkinson," The Daily Appeal, 3 Nov 1882, shows she was his widow.
  11. Elmwood, pg 98, shows date, as 7 Nov 1864.
  12. McNeil et al, Malcolm v. Mills, J. C.;Young, R. A, transcript of proceedings of Circuit Court of Shelby Co., 12 Aug 1885, pg 155, deposition of Mrs. M. W. Bacon, states that she joined them for a trip to Montreal in Oct 1864, that he became ill when they reached Chicago, and died of pneumonia three weeks later. It is clear the party remained away from home until his death, and there is no indication they left Chicago before his death.
  13. Atkinson, Q. C., Shelby Co. Tennessee loose probate records, petition of N. D. Elliott, 29 Jun 1866, shows he died "on or about" 6 Jun 1864. There is no explanation why this date differs from other sources. Perhaps it was simply a mistake.
  14. Elmwood Cemetery, burial records, 1865 pg 317, shows date, lot 299, grave 5.
  15. Frazier, Jorja, "RE: Elmwood Cemetery - Atkinson - Bacon records," e-mail to author, 11 Sep 2007, shows section and lot, that he was owner, and interment date.

Dr. William J. Tuck1,2,3

#1855, (1815 - 1859)
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  • Dr. William J. Tuck was born on 22 Feb 1815 in Halifax Co., Virginia.4,5,6
  • William died on 14 Jun 1859, at the home of his sister Elizabeth in Memphis, Shelby Co., Tennessee, at age 44.7,8,9,10
  • He was buried on 14 Jun 1859 in Elmwood Cemetery, Memphis, Shelby Co., Tennessee, in the family plot owned by his sister and her husband.11,12
William also appears in our Family History Section where there is much more information about him.

Citations

  1. Wm. J. Tuck, Wm. J. tombstone, Elmwood Cemetery, shows name as Wm J. Tuck.
  2. W. H. Rainey & Co.'s Memphis City Directory and for 1855 & 6, pg178, shows name as Tuck, Wm J, physician, pg 233 shows name as Wm. J. Tuck, M. D.
  3. History of the Philomathesian Society, pg 26, shows name as William J. (Edmondson) Tuck and that his name was changed to Tuck by act of the Legislature of Virginia.
  4. Wm. J. Tuck, Wm. J. tombstone, Elmwood Cemetery, shows date, with year as 1815, county and state.
  5. Walker, J. M.; Robards, H. R.; Shanks, L., "Death of Prof. W. J. Tuck," pg 190, shows date, with year as 1814, county and state.
  6. F. S. Latham household, 1850 U.S. Census, Shelby Co., Tennessee, shows age 31 and state.
  7. Wm. J. Tuck, Wm. J. tombstone, Elmwood Cemetery, shows date, as 14 Jun 1859, and city.
  8. Walker, J. M.; Robards, H. R.; Shanks, L., "Death of Prof. W. J. Tuck," pg 190, shows date, as 14 Jun, and city.
  9. "Death of Dr. W. J. Tuck," Memphis Daily Appeal, 16 Jun 1859, shows he died suddenly Monday night [16 Jun 1859 was a Thursday; Monday was the 13th.].
  10. McNeil et al, Malcolm v. Mills, J. C.;Young, R. A, transcript of proceedings of Circuit Court of Shelby Co., 12 Aug 1885, pg 486, cross-examination of Richard Tuck, shows he said Dr. Tuck died in Memphis, he heard at "sister's."
  11. Elmwood Cemetery, burial records, 1859 pg 37, shows date, lot 299.
  12. Wm. J. Tuck, Wm. J. tombstone, Elmwood Cemetery.

Quintus Cincinnatus Atkinson1,2,3

#1856, (1840 - 1894)
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  • Quintus Cincinnatus Atkinson was born on 1 Apr 1840 in New Providence, Montgomery Co., Tennessee.4,5,6
  • Quintus married Sarah E. McKoin, daughter of John G. McKoin and Mary J., on 12 Feb 1865 in Russellville, Kentucky, Rev. W. Morrison officiating. They and their wedding party took the train from Clarksville to be married in Kentucky because marriage licenses could not be obtained in Federally occupied Clarksville, returning the same evening for supper.7,8,9
  • Quintus died on 6 Jan 1894, at his home on Franklin St., Clarksville, Tennessee, at age 53, after being bedridden for nearly fifteen years with a long illness.10,11
  • He was buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Clarksville, Montgomery Co., Tennessee.12,13
Quintus also appears in our Family History Section where there is much more information about him.

Children with Sarah E. McKoin:

  • Quintus C. Atkinson Jr. (ca. 1866 - 1954)
  • T. Walton Atkinson
  • Lela Atkinson
  • John Graham Atkinson
  • Sherwood Atkinson
  • Block Atkinson
  • Fisher M. Atkinson

Citations

  1. Sallie Atkinson, Tennessee Widow's Indigent Pension, shows name as Quintus Cincinnatus Atkins.
  2. Betsy A. Watkins household, 1850 U.S. Census, Todd Co., Kentucky, shows name as Quintus Atkinson.
  3. Q. C. Atkinson household, 1870 U.S. Census, Montgomery Co., Tennessee.
  4. Sallie Atkinson, Tennessee Widow's Indigent Pension, shows date, county, and state.
  5. "Q. C. Atkinson Sr. ... Expires," Daily Tobacco Leaf-Chronicle, 6 Jan 1894, shows town and about age 54.
  6. Betsy A. Watkins household, 1850 U.S. Census, Todd Co., Kentucky, shows age 10 and state.
  7. Beach, Ursula Smith, Along the Warioto, pg 218, shows date, town, state, and gives details of train trip and reasons.
  8. Sallie Atkinson, Tennessee Widow's Indigent Pension, shows date as fall of 1865, town, state, and officiant.
  9. Q. C. Atkinson household, 1870 U.S. Census, Montgomery Co., Tennessee, shows them apparently living as husband and wife.
  10. "Q. C. Atkinson Sr. ... Expires," Daily Tobacco Leaf-Chronicle, 6 Jan 1894, shows at his residence, address, "this morning at 8 o'clock," and illness.
  11. Sallie Atkinson, Tennessee Widow's Indigent Pension, shows date, and city.
  12. Montgomery County, Tennessee Genealogy Website, online, War Records, Civil War section, shows name, regiment, and section 3.
  13. Findagrave.com, online, memorial #6717710, Pvt Quintus C. Atkinson, shows section and plot.

Emma Williams1,2,3

#1860, (1849 - 1903)
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  • Emma Williams was born on 17 Mar 1849 in Kentucky.4,5,6
  • Emma married Adam Paul Tuck, son of Dr. Davis Green Tuck and Elizabeth M. Toot, on 20 Oct 1870 in Boyle Co., Kentucky.7,8,9
  • Emma died on 1 Jun 1903 at her home, 1698 Monroe Extended, Memphis, Shelby Co., Tennessee, at age 54.10
  • She was buried on 2 Jun 1903 in Elmwood Cemetery, Memphis, Shelby Co., Tennessee, in the lot owned by her husband's sister, Sarah, and her husband.11,12
Emma also appears in our Family History Section where there is much more information about her.

Children with Adam Paul Tuck:

Citations

  1. Beverly D. Williams household, 1850 U.S. Census, Boyle Co., Kentucky, shows name as Emily Williams.
  2. Q. C. & Sarah E. Atkinson family monument, Elmwood Cemetery, has "Emma Williams" inscribed on the base of the monument, adjacent to her husband's inscription.
  3. Marriage Bonds, Boyle Co., Kentucky, 6:92, A. P. Tuck and Sarah Emma Williams.
  4. Beverly D. Williams household, 1850 U.S. Census, Boyle Co., Kentucky, shows age 2 and state.
  5. B. D. Williams household, 1860 U.S. Census, Boyle Co., Kentucky, shows age 11 and state.
  6. Q. C. & Sarah E. Atkinson family monument, Elmwood Cemetery, has date and state inscribed on the base of the monument below her name.
  7. Marriage Bonds, Boyle Co., Kentucky, 6:92, A. P. Tuck and Sarah Emma Williams, shows bond date.
  8. McNeil et al, Malcolm v. Mills, J. C.;Young, R. A, transcript of proceedings of Circuit Court of Shelby Co., 12 Aug 1885, pg 109, deposition of Mrs. Emma W. Tuck, gave date.
  9. Paul Tuck household, 1880 U.S. Census, Shelby Co., Tennessee, shows married.
  10. Emma Williams Tuck, Emma Williams, Burial Permit, shows date, address, and same address as her residence.
  11. Elmwood Cemetery, burial records, 1903 pg 176, shows date, lot 299, grave 12.
  12. Emma Williams Tuck, Emma Williams, Burial Permit, shows cemetery.

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