Herman Louis Buckles was born the son of William James Buckles (5/26/1828-11/4/1917 NY) and Caroline Mann Muntz Buckles (1835-1897). Later, William married Hattie Clough Buckles (1866-1/1/1832). Hattie came from Germany in 1860. (obit 1/21/1932 Olean Democrat)

His known full siblings through Caroline were: Theresa Buckles (1862-1906) Shattuck, Amelia Buckles (1863-1921) Rarey, Matilda Buckles (1873-1948) Green, and John Louis Buckles (1879-1963). Family History Theresa is a Third great to me.

His known half siblings through Hattie: Anna Buckles (10/18/1893-) Carpenter, Joseph Buckles (1898-), Flora Buckles (10/14/1899-) Besse, Joseph Buckles (8/8/1901-8/30/1901) and William Buckles (1903-).

Herman first married Fredericka Sophia Putt Greybar (8/29/1865-10/21/1916) Buckles. She had one son Joseph Lewis Greybar (1885-1961) also, saw name spelled Zreybar). They had together, four sons: Joseph Buckles, William Frederick Buckles (12/23/1893-10/28/1942) (sp. Elizabeth Kane), Floyd Herman (8/7/1891-4/1982) Buckles and Clair (1900-) Buckles, and daughters: Lena Buckles (1890-) Mcauley (Frank), Kathyn D. Buckles Scott (Ray) (1/13/1898-10/19/1971), Dora Buckles (abt 1902-). Lena was in the 1910 census I didn't find it at first because her father is spelled Harman not Herman. Also the article below:

The Bolivar Breeze 5/24/35
Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Frank McAuley of Reedy, Calif., who was formerly Miss Lena Buckles of Portville. Deceased was born in Portville Jan. 14, 1890. Surviving are three children: Malcolm, Kathryn and Dorothy, at home; her father, Herman Buckles; three brothers: Floyd and Clair of Portvilie and William, in the Navy; one half-brother, Joseph Zreyber of Angelica; one sister, Mrs. Ray Scott and a half-sister, Miss Caroline Buckles of Portville

Portville Reviw 11/23/1916
—Herman Buckles, Miss Katie
Buckles and Clare Buckles were in
Allegany Sunday.

He then married Hattie Mae Scott Buckles. She was previously married to Roy Gimlin. Her children, his step children, were: Charles (1909-) (either Gimblin or Buckles, saw it both ways, obit did say Gimlin) and Harry Gimblin. Plus they had one daughter together; Caroline May Buckles Wyant.

Marriage notice; Portville Review 12/6/1917
Buckles-Gimblin
Herman Buckles and Mrs. Hattie Gimblin, both of Portville were married Tuesday evening by the Rev. F. Roulo at his home on Brooklyn Street.

Olean Times Herald. Archives
Herman Buckles
Herman Louis Buckles died unexpectly Monday evening at his home, 42 Pine Street, Portville, N.Y. He was born in Germany and came to this country as a child. He married Fredericka Greybar, who passed away in 1916. He later married Hattie Mae Scott Gimblin on 4 Dec. 1917 in Portville, where he resided for a good many years. Herman was employed by the Mersereau Lumber Compay and later by the Northwestern Leather Company. He had been retired for the last year. He was a member of the Methodist Church, Portville Lodge 779 I.O.O.F. and Portville Rebekah Lodge 663.
Besides his wife, he is survived by two sons: Floyd and Clair Buckles Portville three stepsons; Joseph L. Greybar and Charles Gimlin and Harry Gimlin, Olean, two daughters Mrs. Katheryn Scott, Portville and Mrs. Caroline Wyant at home, one brother John Buckles and one sister Mrs. Matilda Green both of Olean.
Funeral services for Herman L. Buckles were held at the late home 42 Pine Street here last Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. The Rev. Homer Evans, pastor of the Methodist church officiated and was assisted by the Rev. George Floehr, pastor of the Presbyterian Church. Burial wes in Chestnut Hill Cemetery.
Pall bearers, members of Independent Order of Odd Fellows were Clinton Skiver, Martin L. Burdick, Rex Lawrence, Ernest Ten Eyck, and Frank Middaugh. The Odd Fellows conducted committal sevices at the cemetery with H.C. Holcomb acting as chaplin.
Friends and relatives attending from out of town were: Private Floyd Wyant of Northviille Firing Point, Mahitucket, L.I.; John Buckles, Msr. (spelling in the funeral notice), Matilda Green, Mrs. Fred Klink, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Gimlin, Harry Gimlin, Mr & Mrs, Thomas Buckles, Elizabeth Buckles, Hazel Tierson, Mrs. Susie Mack, Ruth Walker, Grace Reynolds, Albert Reynolds, all of Olean; Olive Schott, Weston Mills; Mr. & Mrs. Homer, Mr. & Mrs. Will Putt, George Shattuck and family, all of Allegany, Mr. & Mrs. George Wilcox, Bradford, Henry Smith, Ellicottville, Clayton and Claude Slingerland; Erie, Pa. Burial June 17, 1943 Chestnut Hill cemetery.

Portville Review 1943; he was a good citizen:
Passing of Brother
Herman Buckles Mourned
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Whereas, God in His Divine Providence, seen fit to remove from our midst an esteemed and dearly beloved Brother.
Whereas, in view of his faithful and conscientious membership over a period of years, the Brotherhood Sevens of M.E. Church, wish to express tribute to his memory and to express for him their esteem and respect.
Be it resolved--
First: that in the death of Brother Buckles, this Group has lost a faithful co-worker and friend.
Second: That the community has suffered a loss in that it has lost and upright and public spirited citizen.
Third: That we extend to his bereaved family our deepest sympathy.
Fourth: That a copy of these resolutions be spread upon the mimutes of our books.
Harry M. Fairbanks
Donald Wing
Rev. Homer Evans
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Thanks to the John Buckles family, Gloria Rosenthal and Leo Reynolds family, Archives, Lois Kowalski and Old Fulton NY Postcards.