Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
NameKinchen Washington Tucker 
1551
1551Birthca 1829, Washington Co VA
Death10 Jan 1873, Fulton Co AR Age: 44
MotherSarah J. Brady
Spouses
Birth2 May 1833, Pulaski Co KY
Death1915, Agnos, Fulton Co AR1550 Age: 81
FatherJohn Lay Sr. (1795-1852)
MotherMildred (Milly) Durham (ca1797-1874)
Marriage4 Mar 1852, Pulaski Co KY
Notes for Kinchen Washington Tucker
1860 Census of Pleasant Ridge, Fulton Co AR
Name Age
Kinchen W Tucker 30
Eliza Tucker 27
Mary Ann Tucker 7
John Tucker 5
Martha Tucker 3
1870 Census of Pleasant Ridge, Fulton Co AR
Name Age
W Tucker 45
Eliza Tucker 33
Mary A Tucker 16
John C Tucker 14
Martha Tucker 12
Sarah E Tucker 9
Emeline Tucker 7
Milley S Tucker 5
William F Tucker 2
Name Age
Kinchen W Tucker 30
Eliza Tucker 27
Mary Ann Tucker 7
John Tucker 5
Martha Tucker 3
1870 Census of Pleasant Ridge, Fulton Co AR
Name Age
W Tucker 45
Eliza Tucker 33
Mary A Tucker 16
John C Tucker 14
Martha Tucker 12
Sarah E Tucker 9
Emeline Tucker 7
Milley S Tucker 5
William F Tucker 2
Notes for Eliza (Spouse 1)
1880 Census of Pleasant Ridge, Fulton Co AR
Name Age
Eliza Tucker 42
Josephine Tucker 13
Rebecca F. Tucker 8
Following is from Janis Hurst:1550
According to the information I have, Eliza died in 1915. She was then living with her daughter Jose Manry (Millie Seralda Josephine) and Jose's husband, John Manry at Agnos, AR. My mother used to go visit her there with her mother Rebecca. They would ride to Hardy, Arkansas from Lawrence Co. on a train and John Manry would meet them with the horse and buggy at the train station and take them to Agnos to his house. John Manry made Eliza's coffin and Aunt Jose covered it with fabric. I guess a lot of people did that back in the "olden days".
Name Age
Eliza Tucker 42
Josephine Tucker 13
Rebecca F. Tucker 8
Following is from Janis Hurst:1550
According to the information I have, Eliza died in 1915. She was then living with her daughter Jose Manry (Millie Seralda Josephine) and Jose's husband, John Manry at Agnos, AR. My mother used to go visit her there with her mother Rebecca. They would ride to Hardy, Arkansas from Lawrence Co. on a train and John Manry would meet them with the horse and buggy at the train station and take them to Agnos to his house. John Manry made Eliza's coffin and Aunt Jose covered it with fabric. I guess a lot of people did that back in the "olden days".