Son of Hannah Yardley (1797-1868) and Samuel Buckman (1795-1885).
Appears in the 1860 Federal Census of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida with his wife and son. The household included: Thomas E Buckman, age 30, born in Pennsylvania, a railroad superintendent, no real property but personal property valued at $1000; Celina, age 25, born in South Carolina, no real property but personal property valued at $1000, Henry, age 2, born in Florida.
On September 17, 1861, Thomas enlisted at Fernandina, Florida as a Captain in the Confederate Army. He was commissioned and served in Company D, Florida 10th Infantry Regiment. He was promoted to Major on June 1, 1862 and promoted to Colonel on January 1, 1863.
He survived the war and appears in the 1870 Federal Census of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida with his wife and five children. The household included: Thomas A Buckman, age 47, born in Pennsylvania, clerk in a lumber mill; Zelina A, age 36, born in South Carolina; Henry H, age 12, born in Florida; Elwood H, age 10; Cortlund, age 8; Robert L, age 6; Martha, age 3; and Amy Jones, age 20, servant.
Appears in the 1880 Federal Census of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida with his wife and children. The household included: Thomas E Buckman, age 46, clerk of circuit court, born in Pennsylvania to parents from Pennsylvania; Salina, age 45, born in South Carolina to a father from England and a mother from South Carolina; Harry H, age 21, attorney; Ellwood, age 19, clerk in office; Courtland, age 17, clerk in store; Robert, age 15; and Maggie, age 12.
Appears in the 1885 Florida State Census of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida with his wife, children, and daughter-in-law. The household included: T E Buckman, age 60, county clerk; S, age 50; H H, age 28, married; Sallie, age 26, married born in Florida to a father from New York and a mother from South Carolina; E H, age 25, real estate; Cratland, age 23, clerk; Robert, age 20; and Maggie, age 18.
Appears in the 1860 Federal Census of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida with his wife and son. The household included: Thomas E Buckman, age 30, born in Pennsylvania, a railroad superintendent, no real property but personal property valued at $1000; Celina, age 25, born in South Carolina, no real property but personal property valued at $1000, Henry, age 2, born in Florida.
On September 17, 1861, Thomas enlisted at Fernandina, Florida as a Captain in the Confederate Army. He was commissioned and served in Company D, Florida 10th Infantry Regiment. He was promoted to Major on June 1, 1862 and promoted to Colonel on January 1, 1863.
He survived the war and appears in the 1870 Federal Census of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida with his wife and five children. The household included: Thomas A Buckman, age 47, born in Pennsylvania, clerk in a lumber mill; Zelina A, age 36, born in South Carolina; Henry H, age 12, born in Florida; Elwood H, age 10; Cortlund, age 8; Robert L, age 6; Martha, age 3; and Amy Jones, age 20, servant.
Appears in the 1880 Federal Census of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida with his wife and children. The household included: Thomas E Buckman, age 46, clerk of circuit court, born in Pennsylvania to parents from Pennsylvania; Salina, age 45, born in South Carolina to a father from England and a mother from South Carolina; Harry H, age 21, attorney; Ellwood, age 19, clerk in office; Courtland, age 17, clerk in store; Robert, age 15; and Maggie, age 12.
Appears in the 1885 Florida State Census of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida with his wife, children, and daughter-in-law. The household included: T E Buckman, age 60, county clerk; S, age 50; H H, age 28, married; Sallie, age 26, married born in Florida to a father from New York and a mother from South Carolina; E H, age 25, real estate; Cratland, age 23, clerk; Robert, age 20; and Maggie, age 18.
Son of Hannah Yardley (1797-1868) and Samuel Buckman (1795-1885).
Appears in the 1860 Federal Census of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida with his wife and son. The household included: Thomas E Buckman, age 30, born in Pennsylvania, a railroad superintendent, no real property but personal property valued at $1000; Celina, age 25, born in South Carolina, no real property but personal property valued at $1000, Henry, age 2, born in Florida.
On September 17, 1861, Thomas enlisted at Fernandina, Florida as a Captain in the Confederate Army. He was commissioned and served in Company D, Florida 10th Infantry Regiment. He was promoted to Major on June 1, 1862 and promoted to Colonel on January 1, 1863.
He survived the war and appears in the 1870 Federal Census of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida with his wife and five children. The household included: Thomas A Buckman, age 47, born in Pennsylvania, clerk in a lumber mill; Zelina A, age 36, born in South Carolina; Henry H, age 12, born in Florida; Elwood H, age 10; Cortlund, age 8; Robert L, age 6; Martha, age 3; and Amy Jones, age 20, servant.
Appears in the 1880 Federal Census of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida with his wife and children. The household included: Thomas E Buckman, age 46, clerk of circuit court, born in Pennsylvania to parents from Pennsylvania; Salina, age 45, born in South Carolina to a father from England and a mother from South Carolina; Harry H, age 21, attorney; Ellwood, age 19, clerk in office; Courtland, age 17, clerk in store; Robert, age 15; and Maggie, age 12.
Appears in the 1885 Florida State Census of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida with his wife, children, and daughter-in-law. The household included: T E Buckman, age 60, county clerk; S, age 50; H H, age 28, married; Sallie, age 26, married born in Florida to a father from New York and a mother from South Carolina; E H, age 25, real estate; Cratland, age 23, clerk; Robert, age 20; and Maggie, age 18.
Appears in the 1860 Federal Census of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida with his wife and son. The household included: Thomas E Buckman, age 30, born in Pennsylvania, a railroad superintendent, no real property but personal property valued at $1000; Celina, age 25, born in South Carolina, no real property but personal property valued at $1000, Henry, age 2, born in Florida.
On September 17, 1861, Thomas enlisted at Fernandina, Florida as a Captain in the Confederate Army. He was commissioned and served in Company D, Florida 10th Infantry Regiment. He was promoted to Major on June 1, 1862 and promoted to Colonel on January 1, 1863.
He survived the war and appears in the 1870 Federal Census of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida with his wife and five children. The household included: Thomas A Buckman, age 47, born in Pennsylvania, clerk in a lumber mill; Zelina A, age 36, born in South Carolina; Henry H, age 12, born in Florida; Elwood H, age 10; Cortlund, age 8; Robert L, age 6; Martha, age 3; and Amy Jones, age 20, servant.
Appears in the 1880 Federal Census of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida with his wife and children. The household included: Thomas E Buckman, age 46, clerk of circuit court, born in Pennsylvania to parents from Pennsylvania; Salina, age 45, born in South Carolina to a father from England and a mother from South Carolina; Harry H, age 21, attorney; Ellwood, age 19, clerk in office; Courtland, age 17, clerk in store; Robert, age 15; and Maggie, age 12.
Appears in the 1885 Florida State Census of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida with his wife, children, and daughter-in-law. The household included: T E Buckman, age 60, county clerk; S, age 50; H H, age 28, married; Sallie, age 26, married born in Florida to a father from New York and a mother from South Carolina; E H, age 25, real estate; Cratland, age 23, clerk; Robert, age 20; and Maggie, age 18.
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