Jonathan Taylor BUCK & Zuriah COVALT

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Jonathan Taylor BUCK, Sr.
Zuriah COVALT

Husband: Jonathan Taylor BUCK, Sr.
Birth: 12 Jan 1755, PA or Germany
Death: 19 Mar 1831, Putnam, White Co., TN
Disposition: buried Buck Cemetery, Mullins Farm, Putnam Co., TN

Marriage: 16 Mar 1775, Bedford Co., PA

Wife: Zuriah COVALT
Birth: 24 Feb 1756, Egg Harbor, Sussex Co., NJ
Death: 12 Nov 1819, Carter Co., TN
Disposition: buried Buck Cemetery, Mullins Farm, Putnam Co., TN
Father: Abraham COVALT
Mother: Elizabeth GUSTIN

Children:

— born in Bedford Co., PA:
1. Elizabeth BUCK, b. 6/7 Jul 1776
2. (Rev.) Thomas BUCK, b. 12 Sep 1778
3. Susanna BUCK, b. 30 Mar 1780
4. Elijah Thomas BUCK, b. 16 Jan 1782
5. Barbara BUCK, b. 2 Apr 1784
6. Jonathan Taylor BUCK, Jr., b. 1 May 1786
7. Bethuel BUCK, b. 10 Mar 1788
8. Ephraim C. BUCK, b. 8 Jul 1791
9. Abigail G. BUCK, b. 9 Jan 1793

— born in NC [now TN]:
10. Miriam BUCK, b. 13 Aug 1794

— born in TN:
11. Abraham Covalt BUCK, b. 19 Aug 1798
12. Isaac BUCK, b. 20 Jun 1800

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