William Tucker and Margaret Baldwin were married on Jan. 24, 1864 in Montgomery County, IN., according to the Indiana, Marriage Index, 1800-1941.
William and Margaret Tucker were the parents of 6 children:
1. Mollie Tucker
2. George Lowen Tucker, b. Aug. 1, 1868 in Waynetown, Montgomery County, IN. and d. Sep. 12, 1913 in Arcadia, Los Angeles County, CA. George marr. Evangeline Jeannette Harwood.
3. Charles Carter Tucker, b. Dec. 1872 in IN. and d. Jan. 26, 1913 in Los Angeles County, CA. Charles was marr. to Nellie Jane Goldsworthy, (1875 - 1956) on Aug. 14, 1894 in Los Angeles County, CA.
4. Estille J. Tucker, b. Mar. 23, 1880 in Waynetown, Montgomery County, IN. and d. Feb. 11, 1956 in Orange, Orange County, CA. Estille marr. Nellie M. Nichols.
5. Anita Tucker, b. 1883 and d. Mar. 24, 1911 in Los Angeles County, CA.
20 yr. old Anita Tucker, a resident of Los Angeles, marr. 40/43 yr. old Abram (Abraham J.) Heslope (Heslop), a resident of Los Angeles, on Nov. 25, 1903 in Merced County, CA. (*Abraham was living and working as a farmer at the Ramona Convent with Anita's father, William.)
6. Nellie Rose Tucker, b. Mar. 30, 1886 in CA. and d. Dec. 18, 1940 in San Luis Obispo County, CA.
In the 1880 U.S. census, 37 yr. old William Tucker, a blacksmith, b. in OH., was living in Wayne, Montgomery, IN. with his
35 yr. old wife, Margaret E. Tucker, b. in IN.
15 yr. old daughter, Mollie Tucker, attending school, b. in IN.
12 yr. old son, George L. Tucker, attending school, b. in IN.
9 yr. old son, Charles C. Tucker, b. in IN.
8 mth. old son, Estel (Estille) J. Tucker, b. in Sept. in IN.
William's parents were both b. in OH.
Margaret's father was b. in IN. and her mother in OH.
Los Angeles Herald (Los Angeles, CA.), P. 16, Col. 1
Sun., Sep. 4, 1892
Excerpt from: SOCIETY
HIS FIFTIETH BIRTHDAY
A delightful surprise party was tendered Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tucker at No. 900 Maple avenue by their friends last Tuesday evening, in honor of Mr. Tucker’s 50th birthday. The host and hostess were taken by complete surprise, but opened the spacious parlors and welcomed the guests in the most hospitable manner. The early part of the evening was spent in listening to the choice program that had been prepared. Mrs. Barnes opened the entertainment with a piano solo, which she executed in splendid style. A recitation byMiss Cora white, “A Letter to God” followed, given in a very pleasing manner. A violin solo by Mr. Prudon, a recitation by (daughter-in-law) Mrs. Jeannette Harwood-Tucker, a violin and guitar duet by Prof. and Mrs. Castillion, who were deservedly encored, and a recitation by little (daughter) Nellie Tucker were much enjoyed. Dancing followed and was continued until a late hour, after which refreshments were served. Those present (other than the above mentioned) were Mrs. C. A. Baldwin, Mrs. J. L. Baldwin, (son) Mr. and Mrs. Lowen Tucker, (son Charles?) C. Tucker, S. Heslope (related to Abram Heslop who daughter Anita would marry in 1903?), (daughter) Miss Anitta Tucker, (son) Estelle (Estille) Tucker and 11 others.
In the 1900 U. S. census, 58 yr. old Wm. C Tucker, a farmer, b. Aug. 1841 in OH., is listed as married but living apart (perhaps for work reasons) from his family at the Ramona Convent School in San Gabriel, Los Angeles, CA.
He owned a (mortgaged) home.
He was listed as married, and had been marr. for 36 yrs.
William's parents were both b. in OH.
In the same census, William's 45 yr. old wife, Margart (Margaret) E. Tucker (listed as head of household), a housekeeper, b. Nov. 1854 in IN., was living on the Baldwin Ranch in Pasadena, Los Angeles, CA. with their
14 yr. old daughter, Nellie Tucker, b. Mar. 1886 in CA.
20 yr. old son, Estelle (Estille) J Tucker, b. Mar. 1880 in IN.
26 yr. old boarder, Peter Pisson, a day laborer, b. Aug. 1873 in France
She was listed as married, and had been marr. for 36 yrs. Margaret was the mother of six children, all still alive by this census.
Margaret's parents were both b. in OH.
Peter immigrated to the U. S. in 1884 and was now a naturalized citizen. He later married William & Margaret's daughter, Nellie.
*Note: 17 yr. old daughter, Anita is not listed as living with the family.
William and Margaret Tucker were the parents of 6 children:
1. Mollie Tucker
2. George Lowen Tucker, b. Aug. 1, 1868 in Waynetown, Montgomery County, IN. and d. Sep. 12, 1913 in Arcadia, Los Angeles County, CA. George marr. Evangeline Jeannette Harwood.
3. Charles Carter Tucker, b. Dec. 1872 in IN. and d. Jan. 26, 1913 in Los Angeles County, CA. Charles was marr. to Nellie Jane Goldsworthy, (1875 - 1956) on Aug. 14, 1894 in Los Angeles County, CA.
4. Estille J. Tucker, b. Mar. 23, 1880 in Waynetown, Montgomery County, IN. and d. Feb. 11, 1956 in Orange, Orange County, CA. Estille marr. Nellie M. Nichols.
5. Anita Tucker, b. 1883 and d. Mar. 24, 1911 in Los Angeles County, CA.
20 yr. old Anita Tucker, a resident of Los Angeles, marr. 40/43 yr. old Abram (Abraham J.) Heslope (Heslop), a resident of Los Angeles, on Nov. 25, 1903 in Merced County, CA. (*Abraham was living and working as a farmer at the Ramona Convent with Anita's father, William.)
6. Nellie Rose Tucker, b. Mar. 30, 1886 in CA. and d. Dec. 18, 1940 in San Luis Obispo County, CA.
In the 1880 U.S. census, 37 yr. old William Tucker, a blacksmith, b. in OH., was living in Wayne, Montgomery, IN. with his
35 yr. old wife, Margaret E. Tucker, b. in IN.
15 yr. old daughter, Mollie Tucker, attending school, b. in IN.
12 yr. old son, George L. Tucker, attending school, b. in IN.
9 yr. old son, Charles C. Tucker, b. in IN.
8 mth. old son, Estel (Estille) J. Tucker, b. in Sept. in IN.
William's parents were both b. in OH.
Margaret's father was b. in IN. and her mother in OH.
Los Angeles Herald (Los Angeles, CA.), P. 16, Col. 1
Sun., Sep. 4, 1892
Excerpt from: SOCIETY
HIS FIFTIETH BIRTHDAY
A delightful surprise party was tendered Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tucker at No. 900 Maple avenue by their friends last Tuesday evening, in honor of Mr. Tucker’s 50th birthday. The host and hostess were taken by complete surprise, but opened the spacious parlors and welcomed the guests in the most hospitable manner. The early part of the evening was spent in listening to the choice program that had been prepared. Mrs. Barnes opened the entertainment with a piano solo, which she executed in splendid style. A recitation byMiss Cora white, “A Letter to God” followed, given in a very pleasing manner. A violin solo by Mr. Prudon, a recitation by (daughter-in-law) Mrs. Jeannette Harwood-Tucker, a violin and guitar duet by Prof. and Mrs. Castillion, who were deservedly encored, and a recitation by little (daughter) Nellie Tucker were much enjoyed. Dancing followed and was continued until a late hour, after which refreshments were served. Those present (other than the above mentioned) were Mrs. C. A. Baldwin, Mrs. J. L. Baldwin, (son) Mr. and Mrs. Lowen Tucker, (son Charles?) C. Tucker, S. Heslope (related to Abram Heslop who daughter Anita would marry in 1903?), (daughter) Miss Anitta Tucker, (son) Estelle (Estille) Tucker and 11 others.
In the 1900 U. S. census, 58 yr. old Wm. C Tucker, a farmer, b. Aug. 1841 in OH., is listed as married but living apart (perhaps for work reasons) from his family at the Ramona Convent School in San Gabriel, Los Angeles, CA.
He owned a (mortgaged) home.
He was listed as married, and had been marr. for 36 yrs.
William's parents were both b. in OH.
In the same census, William's 45 yr. old wife, Margart (Margaret) E. Tucker (listed as head of household), a housekeeper, b. Nov. 1854 in IN., was living on the Baldwin Ranch in Pasadena, Los Angeles, CA. with their
14 yr. old daughter, Nellie Tucker, b. Mar. 1886 in CA.
20 yr. old son, Estelle (Estille) J Tucker, b. Mar. 1880 in IN.
26 yr. old boarder, Peter Pisson, a day laborer, b. Aug. 1873 in France
She was listed as married, and had been marr. for 36 yrs. Margaret was the mother of six children, all still alive by this census.
Margaret's parents were both b. in OH.
Peter immigrated to the U. S. in 1884 and was now a naturalized citizen. He later married William & Margaret's daughter, Nellie.
*Note: 17 yr. old daughter, Anita is not listed as living with the family.
William Tucker and Margaret Baldwin were married on Jan. 24, 1864 in Montgomery County, IN., according to the Indiana, Marriage Index, 1800-1941.
William and Margaret Tucker were the parents of 6 children:
1. Mollie Tucker
2. George Lowen Tucker, b. Aug. 1, 1868 in Waynetown, Montgomery County, IN. and d. Sep. 12, 1913 in Arcadia, Los Angeles County, CA. George marr. Evangeline Jeannette Harwood.
3. Charles Carter Tucker, b. Dec. 1872 in IN. and d. Jan. 26, 1913 in Los Angeles County, CA. Charles was marr. to Nellie Jane Goldsworthy, (1875 - 1956) on Aug. 14, 1894 in Los Angeles County, CA.
4. Estille J. Tucker, b. Mar. 23, 1880 in Waynetown, Montgomery County, IN. and d. Feb. 11, 1956 in Orange, Orange County, CA. Estille marr. Nellie M. Nichols.
5. Anita Tucker, b. 1883 and d. Mar. 24, 1911 in Los Angeles County, CA.
20 yr. old Anita Tucker, a resident of Los Angeles, marr. 40/43 yr. old Abram (Abraham J.) Heslope (Heslop), a resident of Los Angeles, on Nov. 25, 1903 in Merced County, CA. (*Abraham was living and working as a farmer at the Ramona Convent with Anita's father, William.)
6. Nellie Rose Tucker, b. Mar. 30, 1886 in CA. and d. Dec. 18, 1940 in San Luis Obispo County, CA.
In the 1880 U.S. census, 37 yr. old William Tucker, a blacksmith, b. in OH., was living in Wayne, Montgomery, IN. with his
35 yr. old wife, Margaret E. Tucker, b. in IN.
15 yr. old daughter, Mollie Tucker, attending school, b. in IN.
12 yr. old son, George L. Tucker, attending school, b. in IN.
9 yr. old son, Charles C. Tucker, b. in IN.
8 mth. old son, Estel (Estille) J. Tucker, b. in Sept. in IN.
William's parents were both b. in OH.
Margaret's father was b. in IN. and her mother in OH.
Los Angeles Herald (Los Angeles, CA.), P. 16, Col. 1
Sun., Sep. 4, 1892
Excerpt from: SOCIETY
HIS FIFTIETH BIRTHDAY
A delightful surprise party was tendered Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tucker at No. 900 Maple avenue by their friends last Tuesday evening, in honor of Mr. Tucker’s 50th birthday. The host and hostess were taken by complete surprise, but opened the spacious parlors and welcomed the guests in the most hospitable manner. The early part of the evening was spent in listening to the choice program that had been prepared. Mrs. Barnes opened the entertainment with a piano solo, which she executed in splendid style. A recitation byMiss Cora white, “A Letter to God” followed, given in a very pleasing manner. A violin solo by Mr. Prudon, a recitation by (daughter-in-law) Mrs. Jeannette Harwood-Tucker, a violin and guitar duet by Prof. and Mrs. Castillion, who were deservedly encored, and a recitation by little (daughter) Nellie Tucker were much enjoyed. Dancing followed and was continued until a late hour, after which refreshments were served. Those present (other than the above mentioned) were Mrs. C. A. Baldwin, Mrs. J. L. Baldwin, (son) Mr. and Mrs. Lowen Tucker, (son Charles?) C. Tucker, S. Heslope (related to Abram Heslop who daughter Anita would marry in 1903?), (daughter) Miss Anitta Tucker, (son) Estelle (Estille) Tucker and 11 others.
In the 1900 U. S. census, 58 yr. old Wm. C Tucker, a farmer, b. Aug. 1841 in OH., is listed as married but living apart (perhaps for work reasons) from his family at the Ramona Convent School in San Gabriel, Los Angeles, CA.
He owned a (mortgaged) home.
He was listed as married, and had been marr. for 36 yrs.
William's parents were both b. in OH.
In the same census, William's 45 yr. old wife, Margart (Margaret) E. Tucker (listed as head of household), a housekeeper, b. Nov. 1854 in IN., was living on the Baldwin Ranch in Pasadena, Los Angeles, CA. with their
14 yr. old daughter, Nellie Tucker, b. Mar. 1886 in CA.
20 yr. old son, Estelle (Estille) J Tucker, b. Mar. 1880 in IN.
26 yr. old boarder, Peter Pisson, a day laborer, b. Aug. 1873 in France
She was listed as married, and had been marr. for 36 yrs. Margaret was the mother of six children, all still alive by this census.
Margaret's parents were both b. in OH.
Peter immigrated to the U. S. in 1884 and was now a naturalized citizen. He later married William & Margaret's daughter, Nellie.
*Note: 17 yr. old daughter, Anita is not listed as living with the family.
William and Margaret Tucker were the parents of 6 children:
1. Mollie Tucker
2. George Lowen Tucker, b. Aug. 1, 1868 in Waynetown, Montgomery County, IN. and d. Sep. 12, 1913 in Arcadia, Los Angeles County, CA. George marr. Evangeline Jeannette Harwood.
3. Charles Carter Tucker, b. Dec. 1872 in IN. and d. Jan. 26, 1913 in Los Angeles County, CA. Charles was marr. to Nellie Jane Goldsworthy, (1875 - 1956) on Aug. 14, 1894 in Los Angeles County, CA.
4. Estille J. Tucker, b. Mar. 23, 1880 in Waynetown, Montgomery County, IN. and d. Feb. 11, 1956 in Orange, Orange County, CA. Estille marr. Nellie M. Nichols.
5. Anita Tucker, b. 1883 and d. Mar. 24, 1911 in Los Angeles County, CA.
20 yr. old Anita Tucker, a resident of Los Angeles, marr. 40/43 yr. old Abram (Abraham J.) Heslope (Heslop), a resident of Los Angeles, on Nov. 25, 1903 in Merced County, CA. (*Abraham was living and working as a farmer at the Ramona Convent with Anita's father, William.)
6. Nellie Rose Tucker, b. Mar. 30, 1886 in CA. and d. Dec. 18, 1940 in San Luis Obispo County, CA.
In the 1880 U.S. census, 37 yr. old William Tucker, a blacksmith, b. in OH., was living in Wayne, Montgomery, IN. with his
35 yr. old wife, Margaret E. Tucker, b. in IN.
15 yr. old daughter, Mollie Tucker, attending school, b. in IN.
12 yr. old son, George L. Tucker, attending school, b. in IN.
9 yr. old son, Charles C. Tucker, b. in IN.
8 mth. old son, Estel (Estille) J. Tucker, b. in Sept. in IN.
William's parents were both b. in OH.
Margaret's father was b. in IN. and her mother in OH.
Los Angeles Herald (Los Angeles, CA.), P. 16, Col. 1
Sun., Sep. 4, 1892
Excerpt from: SOCIETY
HIS FIFTIETH BIRTHDAY
A delightful surprise party was tendered Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tucker at No. 900 Maple avenue by their friends last Tuesday evening, in honor of Mr. Tucker’s 50th birthday. The host and hostess were taken by complete surprise, but opened the spacious parlors and welcomed the guests in the most hospitable manner. The early part of the evening was spent in listening to the choice program that had been prepared. Mrs. Barnes opened the entertainment with a piano solo, which she executed in splendid style. A recitation byMiss Cora white, “A Letter to God” followed, given in a very pleasing manner. A violin solo by Mr. Prudon, a recitation by (daughter-in-law) Mrs. Jeannette Harwood-Tucker, a violin and guitar duet by Prof. and Mrs. Castillion, who were deservedly encored, and a recitation by little (daughter) Nellie Tucker were much enjoyed. Dancing followed and was continued until a late hour, after which refreshments were served. Those present (other than the above mentioned) were Mrs. C. A. Baldwin, Mrs. J. L. Baldwin, (son) Mr. and Mrs. Lowen Tucker, (son Charles?) C. Tucker, S. Heslope (related to Abram Heslop who daughter Anita would marry in 1903?), (daughter) Miss Anitta Tucker, (son) Estelle (Estille) Tucker and 11 others.
In the 1900 U. S. census, 58 yr. old Wm. C Tucker, a farmer, b. Aug. 1841 in OH., is listed as married but living apart (perhaps for work reasons) from his family at the Ramona Convent School in San Gabriel, Los Angeles, CA.
He owned a (mortgaged) home.
He was listed as married, and had been marr. for 36 yrs.
William's parents were both b. in OH.
In the same census, William's 45 yr. old wife, Margart (Margaret) E. Tucker (listed as head of household), a housekeeper, b. Nov. 1854 in IN., was living on the Baldwin Ranch in Pasadena, Los Angeles, CA. with their
14 yr. old daughter, Nellie Tucker, b. Mar. 1886 in CA.
20 yr. old son, Estelle (Estille) J Tucker, b. Mar. 1880 in IN.
26 yr. old boarder, Peter Pisson, a day laborer, b. Aug. 1873 in France
She was listed as married, and had been marr. for 36 yrs. Margaret was the mother of six children, all still alive by this census.
Margaret's parents were both b. in OH.
Peter immigrated to the U. S. in 1884 and was now a naturalized citizen. He later married William & Margaret's daughter, Nellie.
*Note: 17 yr. old daughter, Anita is not listed as living with the family.
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FATHER
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William is buried beside his wife, Margaret, and daughters, Nellie Rose (Tucker) Brown and Anita and near their sons, George Lowen Tucker, Estille J. Tucker & Estille's wife, Nellie.
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