From the Denton Journal, Sat., May 28, 1910:
Samuel R. Buckley, a retired farmer, died Monday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Elmer M. Waldron, near Choptank. He was 74 years old and his entire active life was spent in farming in this section. Four daughters survive him - Mrs. F.H. Chambers, Mrs. Elmer M. Waldron and Miss Elsie Buckley, all of this county, and Mrs. J.K. LeCompte of Dorchester county.
Samuel R. Buckley, a retired farmer, died Monday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Elmer M. Waldron, near Choptank. He was 74 years old and his entire active life was spent in farming in this section. Four daughters survive him - Mrs. F.H. Chambers, Mrs. Elmer M. Waldron and Miss Elsie Buckley, all of this county, and Mrs. J.K. LeCompte of Dorchester county.
From the Denton Journal, Sat., May 28, 1910:
Samuel R. Buckley, a retired farmer, died Monday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Elmer M. Waldron, near Choptank. He was 74 years old and his entire active life was spent in farming in this section. Four daughters survive him - Mrs. F.H. Chambers, Mrs. Elmer M. Waldron and Miss Elsie Buckley, all of this county, and Mrs. J.K. LeCompte of Dorchester county.
Samuel R. Buckley, a retired farmer, died Monday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Elmer M. Waldron, near Choptank. He was 74 years old and his entire active life was spent in farming in this section. Four daughters survive him - Mrs. F.H. Chambers, Mrs. Elmer M. Waldron and Miss Elsie Buckley, all of this county, and Mrs. J.K. LeCompte of Dorchester county.
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