Wife of Jonathan Taylor Buck Sr. Married March 16, 1775 in Bedford Couty PA. - Daughter of Abraham "Colt" Covalt and Elizabeth Gustin Covalt. Mother of Elizabeth Buck- Rockhold, Thomas Buck (Memorial # 5552622), Susanna Buck-Bowers, Elija Thomas Buck, Barbara Buck-Foster, Jonathan Taylor Buck Jr.(Memorial # 5070679), Twins Bethuel and Ephraim C. Buck, Abigale G. Buck-Bowers, Miriam Buck, Abraham Covalt Buck, and Isaac Newton Buck
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According to John Buck, Jr. of Cleveland Heights, Ohio the following information is provided to assist all reading this information for closer to accurate information.
"Sinking Creek Baptist Church in Carter County, Tennessee.
the Sinking Creek Baptist Church lists her husband, Jonathan, as a member as late as 1827, which makes me think that they were still there in 1819.
Putnam County – (as mentioned in the Katherine Rains Buck book) – wasn’t formed until 1854"
Suggested edit: Zuriah's burial place is unknown, but she may very well have been buried in the churchyard at Sinking Creek Baptist Church in Johnson City, Carter County, Tennessee.
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According to John Buck, Jr. of Cleveland Heights, Ohio the following information is provided to assist all reading this information for closer to accurate information.
"Sinking Creek Baptist Church in Carter County, Tennessee.
the Sinking Creek Baptist Church lists her husband, Jonathan, as a member as late as 1827, which makes me think that they were still there in 1819.
Putnam County – (as mentioned in the Katherine Rains Buck book) – wasn’t formed until 1854"
Suggested edit: Zuriah's burial place is unknown, but she may very well have been buried in the churchyard at Sinking Creek Baptist Church in Johnson City, Carter County, Tennessee.
Wife of Jonathan Taylor Buck Sr. Married March 16, 1775 in Bedford Couty PA. - Daughter of Abraham "Colt" Covalt and Elizabeth Gustin Covalt. Mother of Elizabeth Buck- Rockhold, Thomas Buck (Memorial # 5552622), Susanna Buck-Bowers, Elija Thomas Buck, Barbara Buck-Foster, Jonathan Taylor Buck Jr.(Memorial # 5070679), Twins Bethuel and Ephraim C. Buck, Abigale G. Buck-Bowers, Miriam Buck, Abraham Covalt Buck, and Isaac Newton Buck
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According to John Buck, Jr. of Cleveland Heights, Ohio the following information is provided to assist all reading this information for closer to accurate information.
"Sinking Creek Baptist Church in Carter County, Tennessee.
the Sinking Creek Baptist Church lists her husband, Jonathan, as a member as late as 1827, which makes me think that they were still there in 1819.
Putnam County – (as mentioned in the Katherine Rains Buck book) – wasn’t formed until 1854"
Suggested edit: Zuriah's burial place is unknown, but she may very well have been buried in the churchyard at Sinking Creek Baptist Church in Johnson City, Carter County, Tennessee.
Anyone having any information regarding this person or her family members listed or not listed please feel free to contact me. Make sure you include your personal email address in your message so that I may contact you regarding your information. Thank you
According to John Buck, Jr. of Cleveland Heights, Ohio the following information is provided to assist all reading this information for closer to accurate information.
"Sinking Creek Baptist Church in Carter County, Tennessee.
the Sinking Creek Baptist Church lists her husband, Jonathan, as a member as late as 1827, which makes me think that they were still there in 1819.
Putnam County – (as mentioned in the Katherine Rains Buck book) – wasn’t formed until 1854"
Suggested edit: Zuriah's burial place is unknown, but she may very well have been buried in the churchyard at Sinking Creek Baptist Church in Johnson City, Carter County, Tennessee.
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