daughter of William Clark & Mary Coleman
OBITUARY:
BUCK --At the family residence, 494 South Winter street, at 1:35 a.m., Monday, April 21, 1913, Mrs. William Buck, aged 69 years. The funeral will be held from the Episcopal church at 2 p.m., Wednesday. Matilda Clark was born in Hampshire, England, December 15, 1843, and was married to William Buck March 16, 1868. They came to America in 1873, locating and remaining in Michigan until 1878, when they came to this city, residing here ever since. Besides her husband, she leaves three daughters and two sons: Mrs. James Olinger, Mrs. Lillian Cooper and Mrs. Lena Beaty, William Buck, Jr., and A. E. Buck. A sister in England survives her, and she leaves one brother, residing in Turner.
Oregon Statesman 22 April 1913 2:2
FUNERAL OF MRS. WILLIAM BUCK--The funeral of Mrs. William buck was held Wednesday at 2 o'clock from St. Paul's Episcopal church by Rev. Barr G. Lee. The burial took place in Odd Fellows cemetery. The pallbearers were John Gray, Joseph Sellwood, G. W. Stolz, Robert Donaldson, George Mason and John Moir.
Oregon Statesman 24 April 1913 5:3
OBITUARY:
BUCK --At the family residence, 494 South Winter street, at 1:35 a.m., Monday, April 21, 1913, Mrs. William Buck, aged 69 years. The funeral will be held from the Episcopal church at 2 p.m., Wednesday. Matilda Clark was born in Hampshire, England, December 15, 1843, and was married to William Buck March 16, 1868. They came to America in 1873, locating and remaining in Michigan until 1878, when they came to this city, residing here ever since. Besides her husband, she leaves three daughters and two sons: Mrs. James Olinger, Mrs. Lillian Cooper and Mrs. Lena Beaty, William Buck, Jr., and A. E. Buck. A sister in England survives her, and she leaves one brother, residing in Turner.
Oregon Statesman 22 April 1913 2:2
FUNERAL OF MRS. WILLIAM BUCK--The funeral of Mrs. William buck was held Wednesday at 2 o'clock from St. Paul's Episcopal church by Rev. Barr G. Lee. The burial took place in Odd Fellows cemetery. The pallbearers were John Gray, Joseph Sellwood, G. W. Stolz, Robert Donaldson, George Mason and John Moir.
Oregon Statesman 24 April 1913 5:3
daughter of William Clark & Mary Coleman
OBITUARY:
BUCK --At the family residence, 494 South Winter street, at 1:35 a.m., Monday, April 21, 1913, Mrs. William Buck, aged 69 years. The funeral will be held from the Episcopal church at 2 p.m., Wednesday. Matilda Clark was born in Hampshire, England, December 15, 1843, and was married to William Buck March 16, 1868. They came to America in 1873, locating and remaining in Michigan until 1878, when they came to this city, residing here ever since. Besides her husband, she leaves three daughters and two sons: Mrs. James Olinger, Mrs. Lillian Cooper and Mrs. Lena Beaty, William Buck, Jr., and A. E. Buck. A sister in England survives her, and she leaves one brother, residing in Turner.
Oregon Statesman 22 April 1913 2:2
FUNERAL OF MRS. WILLIAM BUCK--The funeral of Mrs. William buck was held Wednesday at 2 o'clock from St. Paul's Episcopal church by Rev. Barr G. Lee. The burial took place in Odd Fellows cemetery. The pallbearers were John Gray, Joseph Sellwood, G. W. Stolz, Robert Donaldson, George Mason and John Moir.
Oregon Statesman 24 April 1913 5:3
OBITUARY:
BUCK --At the family residence, 494 South Winter street, at 1:35 a.m., Monday, April 21, 1913, Mrs. William Buck, aged 69 years. The funeral will be held from the Episcopal church at 2 p.m., Wednesday. Matilda Clark was born in Hampshire, England, December 15, 1843, and was married to William Buck March 16, 1868. They came to America in 1873, locating and remaining in Michigan until 1878, when they came to this city, residing here ever since. Besides her husband, she leaves three daughters and two sons: Mrs. James Olinger, Mrs. Lillian Cooper and Mrs. Lena Beaty, William Buck, Jr., and A. E. Buck. A sister in England survives her, and she leaves one brother, residing in Turner.
Oregon Statesman 22 April 1913 2:2
FUNERAL OF MRS. WILLIAM BUCK--The funeral of Mrs. William buck was held Wednesday at 2 o'clock from St. Paul's Episcopal church by Rev. Barr G. Lee. The burial took place in Odd Fellows cemetery. The pallbearers were John Gray, Joseph Sellwood, G. W. Stolz, Robert Donaldson, George Mason and John Moir.
Oregon Statesman 24 April 1913 5:3
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