AMOS BUCKALEW, liveryman, Bloomsburg, was born in Cambria, Luzerne •Co., Penn., October 11, 1837, a son of John and Rachel (Creveling) Buckalew. He was reared on a farm, educated in the schools ofthe vicinity, and remained at home until twenty-five years of age, when be married, January 4, 1879, Mrs. Mears, nee Creveling. Mr. Buckalew came to this county in April, 1869, and entered the employ of George Reiswick, in the livery business. October 3, 1879, he purchased it in company with his brother R. C., and since then they have conducted the business. They keep on an average ten single buggies, some carriages, and also run the stage lines to Rupert and the. Delaware, Lackawana & Western Railroad.. (History of Columbia and Montour Counties Pennsylvania, Battle, 1887, pg. 327 Transcribed by Tammy L. Clark)
AMOS BUCKALEW, liveryman, Bloomsburg, was born in Cambria, Luzerne •Co., Penn., October 11, 1837, a son of John and Rachel (Creveling) Buckalew. He was reared on a farm, educated in the schools ofthe vicinity, and remained at home until twenty-five years of age, when be married, January 4, 1879, Mrs. Mears, nee Creveling. Mr. Buckalew came to this county in April, 1869, and entered the employ of George Reiswick, in the livery business. October 3, 1879, he purchased it in company with his brother R. C., and since then they have conducted the business. They keep on an average ten single buggies, some carriages, and also run the stage lines to Rupert and the. Delaware, Lackawana & Western Railroad.. (History of Columbia and Montour Counties Pennsylvania, Battle, 1887, pg. 327 Transcribed by Tammy L. Clark)
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