Rachel (Steele) Buck
We know very little about Rachel other than what was recorded in Robert N. Buck's pension application. It stated that she was married to Henry Buck in 1786 and died in Mahoning County, Ohio.
In regards to Henry Buck's death, Robert N. Buck's pension application stated that his father died at the Blue Ball Tavern in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania on December 11, 1805. Rachel and the family apparently continued to live in Millerstown until 1817, or even later, as she appeared in the 1810 Federal Census. Her sons, Robert N. and George, served in the War of 1812.
We know very little about Rachel other than what was recorded in Robert N. Buck's pension application. It stated that she was married to Henry Buck in 1786 and died in Mahoning County, Ohio.
In regards to Henry Buck's death, Robert N. Buck's pension application stated that his father died at the Blue Ball Tavern in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania on December 11, 1805. Rachel and the family apparently continued to live in Millerstown until 1817, or even later, as she appeared in the 1810 Federal Census. Her sons, Robert N. and George, served in the War of 1812.
Rachel (Steele) Buck
We know very little about Rachel other than what was recorded in Robert N. Buck's pension application. It stated that she was married to Henry Buck in 1786 and died in Mahoning County, Ohio.
In regards to Henry Buck's death, Robert N. Buck's pension application stated that his father died at the Blue Ball Tavern in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania on December 11, 1805. Rachel and the family apparently continued to live in Millerstown until 1817, or even later, as she appeared in the 1810 Federal Census. Her sons, Robert N. and George, served in the War of 1812.
We know very little about Rachel other than what was recorded in Robert N. Buck's pension application. It stated that she was married to Henry Buck in 1786 and died in Mahoning County, Ohio.
In regards to Henry Buck's death, Robert N. Buck's pension application stated that his father died at the Blue Ball Tavern in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania on December 11, 1805. Rachel and the family apparently continued to live in Millerstown until 1817, or even later, as she appeared in the 1810 Federal Census. Her sons, Robert N. and George, served in the War of 1812.
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