The Lancashireman's family history |
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The Lancashireman's family history |
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| Father: | George Buck (1852 - 1888) |
| Mother: | Anna Morris (abt.1853 - 1928) |
Siblings: |
Children:With Maretta Stacey |
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| 1886 | Birth |
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| 1891-04-05 | Census |
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| 1901-03-31 | Census |
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| 1905-10-21 |
Marriage Maretta Stacey (abt.1887 - 1907) |
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| 1911-04-02 | Census |
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| 1917-04-18 | News article |
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| 1918-10-15 | Death |
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| abt.1918-10-20 | Burial |
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| Ref. | Transcript |
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Lancashire Birth indexes for the years: 1886
BUCK Henry Burnley Preston MORRIS BU/167/58
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| T2 |
Lancashire Marriage indexes for the years: 1905
BUCK Harry STACEY Maretta Burnley, Holy Trinity Preston CE104/12/275
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Banns: St James, Briercliffe, Lancashire, England
Harry Buck - 19, Bachelor, 14 Nelson Road, Haggate
Maretta Stacey - 19, Spinster, 4 Clough St, Accrington Rd, Burnley
First Reading: 1 Oct 1905; Read By: A. Sidley
Second Reading: 8 Oct 1905; Read By: W. S. Matthews
Third Reading: 15 Oct 1905; Read By: W. S. Matthews
Date Received: 25th Sep 1905
Source: Original Register
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Marriage: 21 Oct 1905 Holy Trinity, Habergham Eaves, Lancs.
Harry Buck - 19, Carter, Bachelor, 8 Nelson Road, Briercliffe
Maretta Stacey - 19, Weaver, Spinster, 4 Clough Street, Hab.Eaves
Groom's Father: George Buck, Deceased, Coal Miner
Bride's Father: John Stacey, Coal Miner
Witness: Thomas Marsden; Maggie Bannister
Married by Banns by: Edward J Penistone, Asst Curate
Register: Marriages 1902 - 1907, Page 138, Entry 275
Source: Original Parish Register
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The Burnley News - Wednesday, April 18, 1917
Briercliffe Soldier Wounded
Mrs. Buck, of 6, Back Halifax-road, Briercliffe, has received a field card
stating that her son, Private Harry Buck, has been wounded while fighting
in France with the 8th East Lancs. Regiment. Private Buck was at one time
engaged at the Queen-street Mill in the warehouse, but more recently
assisted his brother, F.M. Buck with the coal carting business. He has been
a considerable time in France.
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Burnley Express - 2nd November 1918
HAGGATE WIDOWER KILLED
Mrs. Buck, of 6, Back Halifax-road,
Haggate, has received official intimation of
the death from wounds in France, on October
15th, of her son, Pte. Harry Buck, 43583, of
the North Staffordshire Regt. The deceased
was a widower with one child, and he was
formerly carter for his brother, Mr. F. M.
Buck, Haggate, and 33 years of age. Pte. H.
Buck enlisted at the beginning of the war in
the 8th East Lancashire Regt., and when he
returned to the front after leave on September
[Photo] PTE. HARRY BUCK.
24 last -- three weeks before his death -- he had
been on active service three years and two
months. He had been once wounded before,
and was transferred to the North Staffordshire
Regt. about eight months ago. There is one
brother, William, serving with the Cheshires
in France; whilst a brother-in-law, Christopher
Latham, has just been discharged from
hospital after being wounded. Another
brother-in-law, Lce.-Corpl. F. Cooper, has been
three years in the Army on home service.
Transcribed from BurnleyExpress-1918-11-02-HarryBuck.jpg by dh.
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| Ref. | Type | File name |
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| F1 | Image | Census-1891-RG12-3362-58-7.jpeg |
| F2 | Image | Census-1901-RG13-3866-95-32.jpeg |
| F3 | Image | Census-1911-RG14PN24818-RG78PN1421-RD472-SD1-ED40-SN29.jpeg |
| F4 | Transcript | BurnleyNews-1917-04-18-Buck.txt |
| F5 | Image | HarryBuck-BurnleyInTheGreatWar.pdf |
| F6 | Image | BurnleyExpress-1918-11-02-HarryBuck.jpg |
| F7 | Transcript | BurnleyExpress-1918-11-02-HarryBuck.text |
| F8 | Image | CWGC-HarryBuck-1918-10-15.pdf |
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