Byron Buck, Isaac Buck (c. 1620-1695) of Scituate, Plymouth Colony, and Some of His Descendants, Generations I-VI (typescript, 1988)

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Byron Buck, Isaac Buck (c. 1620-1695) of Scituate, Plymouth Colony, and Some of His Descendants, Generations I-VI (typescript, 1988)
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A compiled genealogy that transcribes the Plymouth County probate papers of Lt. Isaac Buck (Plymouth County Probate 1:222): his inventory of 25 May 1695 ("Smith tools" £5 19s, "Armes and amminition" £2 10s, "housing and lands" £130), sworn on 9 July 1695 by his sons-in-law Joseph Garrett and Stephen Chittenden as administrators; the 1697 division, with the widow's dower; and the administrators' account, which lists "Cloaths for apparral taken up by the widow since her husbands decease" at £3 17s. It places the homestead at about 38 Stockbridge Road, Scituate, by the crossing called "Buck's corner," and says Frances (Marsh) Buck sold her Charlestown common to William Johnson, leaving her stepmother Anna the use of it.

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  2. title: "Byron Buck, Isaac Buck (c. 1620-1695) of Scituate, Plymouth Colony, and Some of His Descendants, Generations I-VI (typescript, 1988)"
  3. type: typescript
  4. date: "1988"
  5. seen: original
  6. access: public
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  9. A compiled genealogy that transcribes the Plymouth County probate papers of Lt. Isaac Buck
  10. (Plymouth County Probate 1:222): his inventory of 25 May 1695 ("Smith tools" £5 19s, "Armes and
  11. amminition" £2 10s, "housing and lands" £130), sworn on 9 July 1695 by his sons-in-law Joseph
  12. Garrett and Stephen Chittenden as administrators; the 1697 division, with the widow's dower; and
  13. the administrators' account, which lists "Cloaths for apparral taken up by the widow since her
  14. husbands decease" at £3 17s. It places the homestead at about 38 Stockbridge Road, Scituate, by
  15. the crossing called "Buck's corner," and says Frances (Marsh) Buck sold her Charlestown common
  16. to William Johnson, leaving her stepmother Anna the use of it.
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