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Evidences of the Family in the Philadelphia Area and in New Jersey
Corrected to 2 April, 1997, contributed by Hugo hugoschro@aol.com, please direct inquiries to him.
EUROPEAN ORIGINS OF THE TUCKNESS FAMILY
There is no indication in the German IGI that this family name has ever been found in that country.
The name Tucknes first appears in England in Sussex, in 1558, when a Margett Tucknes was baptized. In 1567 there an Agnes Tucknes was baptized. Margett Tucknesse was married in 1575 to a Morgin Henly, as was a William Tucknesse (a brother) to Bridget Henley in 1577. The last appearance of the family in Sussex occurs in 1621 when Thomas Tucknes was married to Patience Cooper.
At about the same time, the family surfaces in County Kent in England, where in 1576 Alse (Alice) Tucknes was married to Edmund Hygham. In 1598 Edmond Tuckness, s/o John, was baptized. The family remained in Kent through the 17th and 18th centuries as follows:
Date Name Event Other names mentioned
1603 Edward Tucknes Marr Sp: Mary Widditt
1605 Robert Tucknes Bapt Fa: Edward Tucknes
1608 Thomas Tucknes Bapt Fa: John Tucknes
1610 Eleas (Elias) Tucknes Bapt Fa: Edwardi Tucknes
1612 Richardus Tucknes Bapt -------------
1621 Georg (George) Tucknes Marr Sp: Dennis_ Mosden
1622 George Tucknes Marr Sp: Margaret Clarke
1623 George Tucknes Marr Sp: Eliz. (Elizabeth) Hunt
1623 Joane (Johanna) Tucknes Bapt Fa: Georg Tuckness
1623 John Tucknes Marr Sp: Eliz. (Elizabeth) Lidden
1624 John Tucknes Bapt Fa: John Tucknes
1624 Wm (William) Tucknes Bapt Fa: George Tucknes
1626 George Tucknes Marr Sp: Katheren Leadner
1626 Miles Tucknes Bapt Fa: George Tuckness
1627 Eliz. (Elizabeth) Tucknes Bapt Fa: John Tuckness
1629 George Tucknes Marr Sp: Elizabeth Tomas
1629 Thomas Tucknes Bapt Fa: John Tucknes
1630 John Tucknes Bapt Fa: George Tucknes
1631 John Tucknes Marr Sp: Tamasin Gibbons
1632 Wm (William) Tucknes Bapt Fa: John Tucknes
1634 Eliz. (Elizabeth) Tucknes Marr Sp: Wm Wollard
1636 Thomas Tucknes Bapt Fa: John Tucknes
1642 John Tucknes Bapt Fa: John Tucknes
1646 Annis (Agnes) Tucknes Bapt Fa: John Tucknes
1660 Robert Tucknes Marr Sp: Alice Cocke
1670 Robert Tucknes Bapt Fa: Henery Tucknes
1674 Batholmew Tucknes Bapt Fa: Henry Tucknes
1705 Harie (Harry) Tuckness or Huge Bapt Fa: Batholomew Tuckness
1707 Robert Tuckness Bapt Fa: Bathol Tuckness
1713 Batholomew Tuckness Bapt Fa: Batholomew Tuckness
The family next appears (apparently as a transplant) in London as follows:
1741 Batholomew Tuckness Bapt Fa: Bartholomew Tuckness
1774 Batholomew Tuckness Bapt Fa: Bartholomew Tuckness
1788 Charles Tuckness Bapt Fa: Batrholomew Tuckness
1791 Elizabeth Tuckness Bapt Fa: Bartholomew Tuckness
1812 Ann Elizabeth Tuckness Bapt Fa: Charles Tuckness
1816 Charles William Tuckness Bapt Fa: Charles Tuckness
Apparent transplants are also found as follows
1851 Mary Louisa Tuckniss Bapt Fa: Richard Tuckniss (County York)
1864 Edward Vernon Tuckniss Bapt Fa: William Tuckniss (County Surrey)
In light of the various spellings of the name, it seems likely that our family came from London, where the double-S was used, and that it traces back through Bartholomew Tuckness to County Kent (who apparently was the one adopting the double-S spelling).
STATE TAX AND LAND RECORDS IN Penna. Archives, III.
Vol Page year entry
17 764 HENRY TUCKNEY (not looked up)
14 395 1774 HENRY TUCKNEY (Northern Liberties, Phila), 0ac, 0h, 0c 0svts--no tax
14 156 1769 JOHN TUCKNISS (Middle Ward, Phila), 0Ac, 0h, 0c, 0svts--no tax
14 247 1774 ROBERT TUCKNESS, hatter (Middle Ward, Phila), 0 ac, 1 h, 1c, 0s--#79.8.0
24 771 1762 ROBERT TUCKNESS warrants 200 ac in Cumberland Co 7/10/1762
25 644 1774 ROBERT TUCKNISS warrants 300 ac in Bedford Co 6/20/1774
14 156 1769 ROBERT TUCKNISS, hatter (Middle Ward, Phila) 180ac, 1h, 1c, 0svts--#77.14.0
14 500 1779 ROBERT TUCKNISS,d-- Tax #6 "for Aquilla Jones's Est"--Tax #33
14 777 1779 ROBERT TUCKNISS,d-- tax #1.10.0 "for Aquilla Jones's est" - tax #8.5.0
15 191 1780 ROBERT TUCKNISS, hatter (Middle Ward, Phila) "for Aquilla Jones's est" Val-#40,000; tax-#110.0.0
15 698 1781 ROBERT TUCKNISS (Middle Ward, Phila) "For Aquilla Jones" Val-#1,000; tax #11.10.0
16 95 1782 ROBERT TUCKNISS (Germantown) "For Abra'm Jones est" Val-#300; tax-#2.3.0
PERSONAL RECORDS
ABRAHAM TUCKNISS-- disciplined on 1787,12,28 for "associating to learn the art of war" by the Phila MM (Hinshaw, II, p671)
ANN VAUGHAN of Burlington, NJ, married Henry Tuckney of the same place 16 Oct 1733 (GMNJ 16:23)
ANN TUCKNISS of Burlington, NJ & Robert Caten of the same place, married 9 December 1760. (Nelson, NJMR, p409). See also New Jersy Bond Records 1665-1800 ed Wm Nelson (Balto: Gen Publ Co, 1982), p409.
ANN TUCKNISS, 1766,3,3--granted a certificate to Phila MM by Burlington MM, N.J., (Hinshaw, II, p221)
ANN TUCHNESS (late Holmes)--1766,6,27--received into Phila MM 1766,6,27 on certificate from Burlington MM dated 1766,3,3 (Hinshaw, II,523)
ANN TUCKNESS, dt Robert, 1791,6,24--received into Phila MM 1791,6,24 on certificate from Duck Creek MM, dated 1790,9,25. (Hinshaw, II, p671)
ANN HOPKINS (late TUCKNESS)--disciplined by the Phila Monthly Meeting on 1795,6,26 for marrying contrary to discipline. (Hinshaw, II, p671)
CHARLES TUCKNISS, s Samuel & Rachel, Phila, 1765,2,20--m Ann Holmes, dt Thomas & Margaret, Burl Co at Burl MH (Hinshaw, II, p221) [There is confusion about this record. I also have her father's name as Barnett.]
CHARLES TUCKNISS--was granted a certificate by Phila MM on 1765,11,29 to Burlington MM, NJ to marry (Hinshaw, II, p523)
CHARLES TUCKNISS, s Samuel & Rachel, Phila, married on 1765,12,20 to Ann Holmes, dt Barnett, Burl Co., at Burlington MH [a duplicate note of above with variations in date and parentage. Perhaps one is a publishing of intentions to marry.]
ELIZABETH TUCKNESS -- 30th of 4th mo, 1773 -- "A paper signed by Elizabeth Tuckness, formerly White, condemning her disregard to her parent, and the transgression of Friends Testimony and Discipline in Marriage was read...." [i.e., she repented marrying contrary to discipline] (Early Minutes, Vol 14, p 267)
ELIZABETH TUCKNESS, 1773,6,26--granted a certificate 1773,6,26 by the Phila MM to Kingwood MM, N.J. (Phila MM, Hinsaw II, p671)
ELIZABETH TUCKNESS, wife of John Tuckness, 1784,12,31 received by Phila MM on certificate by Kingwood MM, N.J., dated 1784,10,14 (Phila MM, Hinshaw, II, p671)
ELIZABETH TUCKNISS, died 4/2/1813, aged 71 (Phila MM, Hinshaw, II,429)
FRANCISCA TUCKNEY and Philip Ryehold, were married July 23, 1775 in the German Reformed Church, Philadelphia (Penna Archives, II, 2, p724)
HANNAH TUCKNISS--was reported to the Phila MM on 1739,9,30 as married contrary to discipline (Hinshaw, II, p523)
HARKNESS (TUCKNISS) -- mentioned in will of James Marner of Burlington City, NJ. (NJA 1:32,214)
HENRY TUCKNEY mentioned among purchasers from estate of Joseph Adams of Burlington NJ on 4 August 1705 (NJA 1,23,p4) [See under Mary Tuckney, 1706; she may have been his wife.]
HENRY TUCKNESS (Tuckney) of Burlington, NJ, Mariner. Will (11/23/1714)
Sons: Robert and Henry. "Worldly Estate." Executor -- Manuel Smith. Witnesses--Chas: Weston, James Quest, Samuel Bustill. Proved 3 January 1714/15 Liber 2, West New Jersey Wills, p19
1714, November 29 -- Inventory of the Personal Estate, #39.8.-; made by Richard Alliston and Samuel Bustill in Duplicate (NJArch [Documents relating to the Colonial History of New Jersey, Wm Nelson, ed., Patterson, NJ: Press Printing & Publishing Co., 1901] I,23, p473)
HENRY TUCKNEY of Burlington Co., NJ, cordwainer, licensed for marriage Ann Vaughan of the same, spinstress: 16 October 1733. (GMNJ 16:23)
HENRY TUCKNEY -- Index to the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey lists him in Vol 16, p23n (it is probably a marriage record, as Ann (Vaughn) Tuckney is listed on same page. [Only Tuckney indexed in Vol II of index, which was pub 1973 by Polyanthos (in Cottonport, Louisiana)
HENRY TUCKNESS and Mary Finnis were married May 28, 1755 in Old Swedes Church, Philadelphia (Penna Archives, II, vol 2, p 537)
HENRY TUCKNISS of Burlington City [NJ], Cordwainer: Will. Wife--Ann, sole executrix. Children: Robert, John, James and Mary. House and lot, bought of George Reading and wife Rebeckkah. Personal Estate. Witnesses--William Smith, Isaac Heulings, Acquila Rees. Proved 20 Nov 1759. Liber 9, West New Jersey Wills, p287 (NJA Ser 1,vol 32, p330)
HENRY TUCKNESS--3 May 1762: purchases lot #99 on the east side of Queen Street in the boro of Lancaster for #3 from Caspar Bruner. Witnesses on the deed were Joseph Shippen, Jr. and James Burd, both important military figures. [LanDeeds p109].
HENRY TUCKNISS of Lancaster Boro, purchases for #3., Lot No. 100, E side of Queen St., by intended lot for Casper Bruner, 1 May 1762. W18, W73, J43 (later changes in ownership). Witnessed 9/22/1762. [Lanc Deeds, Bk I, Vol 1, p10]
HENRY TUCKNESS, s Robert, died 3/28/1767, aged 5 months (Phila MM, Hinshaw, II,429)
HENRY TUCKNISS, Lancaster County (Bk E, Vol 1)
HENRY TUCKNISS, d 10/1/1785, Probated 10/20/1785. Exec. Mary Tuckniss and Christian Petrie. Of Lancaster Boro. Wife: Mary Tuckniss. Children: Mary, wife of George Koch; Henry; Sarah, wife of Christian Odenwalt; Catherine; Elizabeth; and Robert.
HENRY TUCNESS, bur 12/26/1805 aged 35 (Phila MM, Hinshaw, II,429)
JAMES TUCKNISS, bur 12/3/1807 aged 36 (Phila MM, Hinshaw, II,429)
JAMES TUCKNESS -- mentioned in will of James Marner of Burlington City 24 May, 1755 (NJA, 1,32,p214)
[prob son of Henry (d1759) & Ann Tuckney.]
JANE TUCKNISS--Samuel Durburrow and James [should be Jane] Tuckniss declar'd Intentions of Marriage to the Phila MM on 29th of 12th mo, 1758; their parents gave their consent." (Early Minutes, vol 11, p132)
JANE TUCKNEY, of Kent Co., Delaware, d/o Robert Tuckney, was b abt 1738. [Mormon IGI]
JANE TUCKNESS, dt Robert of Phila Pa., was married on 1759,2,22 to Samuel Durburow s Jacob, Phila Pa., at Phila MM (Hinshaw, II, p671)
JOHN TUCKNESS and Elizabeth White were married June 22, 1769 (Penna Archives, II, 2, p249)
JOHN TUCKNESS, a minor, 1794,2,24--was received by the Salem MM on certificate dated 1793,7,6 from Duck Creek Monthly Meeting (Hinshaw, II,107)
JOHN TUCKNESS--granted a certificate on 1795,6,29 by the Salem MM to North District Philadelphia Meeting of Friends (Hinshaw II,107)
JOHN [TUCKNESS]--Died 6/28/1818, Aged 77 (Hinshaw, II, p429)
LUKE TUCKNEY -- appears as witness or bondsman on the following wills in New Jersey:
1747 -- Witness will of Edmund Iliff of Gloucester Co (NJA, I,30,p258)
1749 -- Bondsman for Peter Imlay's guardian of Monmouth Co (NJA, I,30,p258)
1749 -- Witness will of John Lollard of Gloucester Co (NJA, I,30,p304)
1749 -- Bonds Constantine Lord's guardian (NJA, I,30,p306)
1750 -- Witness wil of William Bate of Gloucester Co. (NJA, 1,30,p39)
1750 -- Bonds James McKeand of Monmouth Co (NJA, 1,30,p318)
1750 -- Witnesses paper in Isaac Prickett Estate (NJA, 1,30,p387)
1750 -- Witnesses paper in est of Samuel Vaughan of Monmouth Co (NJA, 1,30,p505)
LUKE TUCKNESS and Susan Llyod were married December 15, 1798 in First Baptist Church, Philadelphia (Penna Archives, II, 2, p773)
LYDIA, JOHN & ANN, and their child Robert, were granted a certificate on 1783,1,31 by the Phila MM to Duck Creek MM (Hinshaw, II, p671)
LYDIA TUCKNISS and Dr. Ebenezer Howel were married January 4, 1790, in Abington Presbyterian Church, Montgomery Co. (Penna Archives, II, 2, p773) According to James Charlsworth, Jr., (submitter to Mormon Ancestral File), she was born about 1774 in Salem, Salem, NJ. But he also submitted a record that she was born abt 1752 [?]
MARY TUCKNESS is mentioned among the those who purchased items from the estate of John Dewildy of Salem Co., NJ, 1 January 1706/07. (NJA, I,23,p138) [See Henry Tuckney, 1705; he may have been her husband; if so she was dead before his will was proven in 1714, as she was not mentioned in it.]
MARY TUCKNESS-- [NJARCHIVES: "Documents relating to the Colonial History of N.J., 1st Ser., Vol. 30: Calendar of NJ Wills, Administrations, etc. Vol 2, 1730-1750: ed A. Van Doren Honeyman (Solmerville, NJ.: Union-Gazette Asso., 1918] 1738, Nov 27: In Estate of Blackman, Josiah, of Northampton Co., [NJ?], Blacksmith. Int. Whereas Mary Blackman, widow; mother, Mary Tuckness, widow, sister; Richard Blackman, brother; Isaac Dawson, hatter and Janes his wife, sister of deceased, do live in Province of Pennsylvania, hey renounce their right of administration unto James Hancock, of Burlington, peruke maker. Witnesses: John Craig, Joshua Henssey, Enoch Roberts, Solomon Kemble, john Harper and David Gummery.
1738, Dec. 7: Bond of James Hancock, City of Burlington, peruke maker, as administrator. William Petty and Job Lippincott, yeoman, of same place, fellow Bondsman. Lib. 4, p151.
MARY TUCKNESS--"Jacob Iden and Mary Tuckness appear'd and declar'd their Intentions of Marriage." on 30th of 3rd mo, 1759. (Early Minutes, Vol 11, p133)
MARY TUCKNESS--was received into the Phila MM on 1759,4,27 by certificate from the Falls MM dated 1759,3,7 (Hinshaw, II, p671)
MARY TUCKNESS, dt Robert of Phila, Pa., m 1759,5,17 to Jacob Iden, s John, Phila. Pa., at Phila Mtg. (Hinshaw, II, p671)
MARY ANN DYCKEYNESS, d Henry and Anna Maria [Tuchniss], born April 9, 1762, bapt April 25 in First Reformed Church, Lancaster.
MARY TUCKNISS--was received 1764,10,5 into the Phila MM on certificate from Gwynedd MM, dated 1764,8,28. (Hinshaw, II, p671)
MARY TUCKNISS and Joseph Pearson were married June 27, 1767 (Penna Archives, II, 2, p249)
MARY TUCKNISS dt R-----, bur 6/9/1778 aged 9d (Phila MM, Hinshaw, II,429)
MARY TUCKNISS, w Robert, bur 8/10/1778 (Phila MM, Hinshaw, II,429)
MARY TUCKNISS, bur 11/20/1780 aged 70 (Phila MM, Hinshaw, II,429)
PHEBE TUCKNESS -- mentioned in will of James Marner of Burlington City NJ 5/24/1755 (NJA 1,32,p330)
ROBERT TUCKNEY of Burlington Co., NY, Will. (19 October, 1737) Wife--Mary; Plantation & lands bought by Margaret Ellis & John Hancock, to bring up and educate my children, and after her decease, to our son John. Other children--Jonathan, Abraham, Sarah and Judith. Executrix--wife. Witnesses--Bartho Gibson, Isaac DeCrow, Thos Atkinson. Proved Sept. 20 1746.
Inventory: 1746, Sept 19 - #433.7.1 by Henry Scott & Thos Atkinson. (NJArch 1,30, p490)
ROBERT TUCKNISS and Mary Blackham, m January 10, 1737 in Christ Church, Philadelphia (Penna Archives, II, 2, p259) See below:
1738, Nov. 27--Josiah Blackman of Northampton, Burlington Co., blacksmith. Int. Whereas Mary Blackman, widow; mother, Mary Tuckness, widow; sister; Richard Blackman, brother; Isaac Dawson, hatter, & Jane his wife, sister of deceased, do live in Province of Penna., they renounce their right of administration unto James Hancock, of Burlington, peruke maker. Witnesses--John Craig, Johua Henssey, Enoch Roberts, Solomon Kimble, John Harper, David Gummery.
1738, December 7. Bond of James Hancock, City of Burlington, peruke maker, as administrator. William Petty and Job Lippincott, yeomen, of same place, fellow bondsman. Liber 4, West New Jersey Wills, p151 (NJA, 1:30, p47-48)
ROBERT TUCKNISS-- in Burlington, NJ (NJArch, Ser 1, Vol 2,
p71 -- Witnesses will of Thomas Bragan, Jr., of Burlington
p103 -- appears on Account of Jos Rockcill in Estate of Thomas Coleman as a purchaser at Vendue
ROBERT TUCKNESS: Pa Col Records, Vol 8, p234; Minutes of Prov Council of Pa, date Monday 12/11/1758. "The commissioners appointed by the Act for preventing abuses in the Indian Trade, &c, recommended Robert Tuckness, Abel Janny & Benedict Dorsey as suitable persons for agents at Fort Allen. The first named was approved."
ROBERT TUCKNESS--fr Minutes of Pa Provincial Council, 11 Dec 1758: [PaCR Vol 8, p234)
"The Commissioners appointed by the Act for preventing abuses in the Indian Trade, &c, recommended Robert Tuckness, Abel Janny and Benedict Dorsey as suitable persons for agents at Fort Allen. The first names was approved." [At this time the French outpost at the Forks of the Ohio, Fort Duquesne, had just been overthrown and the commissioners were making provision for the forts on the frontiers.]
[Fort Allen was located in modern Carbon County. It had been built in 1756 under the direct supervision of Ben Franklin after the massacre at Gnadenhutten, and was considered by Governor Morris to be one of the 3 most important posts east of the Susquehanna. As negotiations with the Indians proceeded in 1758, on April 18 the province enacted an "Act for Preventing Abuses in the Indian Trade , for supplying the Indians, Friends and Allies of Great Britain, with goods at more easy Rates, and for securing and strengthening the Peace and Friendship lately concluded with the Indians inhabiting the Northern and Western Frontiers of this Province." The commissioners for Indians Affairs had already established a trading post at Fort August (Sunbury), and on now were inaugurating the second at For Allen. Robert Tuckniss was appointed the agent in charge. For more information see Forts on the Pennsylvania Frontier, 1753-1758, William A Hunter (Harrisburg: Pa Hist and Museum Commission, 1960).]
ROBERT TUCKNISS--fr Minutes of Pa Provincial Council, 4 March 1759 (PaCR, 8:286)
"A recommendation, Signed by the Indian Commissioners, was presented to the Governor, wherein three Persons were nominated by them to His Honor as Suitable for Agents on the West Side of the Susquehanna, the same being read, the Governor was pleased to prefer George Allen to the other two named in the Recommendation, and he was Commissioned as Indian Agent in the Room of Robert Tuckness, who had resigned."
[Tuckness thus served as Indian Agent at Fort Allen for only three months or so. Note that the new appointment was to a post on the West side of the Susquehanna; perhaps the location of the post was being changed.]
ROBERT TUCKNESS--on 27 Nov 1760 Robert Tuckness witnessed a deed satisfying a mortgage of James Lowry for 2 tracts in Donegal Township, Lancaster County (Lanc Deeds, Bk F, p272. [Was he present in Lancaster on military business at the time? It seems he was not a permanent resident there.]
ROBERT TUCKNISS--on 18 April, 1761, witnessed deed of satisfaction for mortgage on James Lowry for 2 tracts in Donegal Twp, Lanc Co., which were mortgaged 4 Feb 1757 for #800 by Jeremiah Warder, Edw Shippen, Thos Lawrence, Isaac Levy, Jos Simons Jn Mifflin & Amos Strettel, surv administrators to est. of Wm. Edgell, dec 27 Nov 1760. [Lanc Deeds, Bk F, Vol 1, p272]
ROBERT TUCKNISS--28th of 10th mo, 1763--"Robert Tuckness is acknowledged as a Member of our Religious Society" by the Phila MM (Early Minutes, v.12, p266; Hinshaw, II,p671)
ROBERT TUTNESS--granted a certificate by Phila MM to Gwynedd MM 30th of 3rd mo, 1764 (Early Minutes, Vol 13, p25 & Hinshaw, II, p671)
ROBERT TUCKNESS (AFN: X2S1-WC), b c1740 in Phila, Phila. PA, mar Mary Dawes (AFN: X2S1-XJ) 5/15/1764 at Plymouth Meeting, Phila. Co., Pa. Mary was born abt 1744 to Abraham Dawes (Jr, (b 9/5/1704 in Whitpain, Pa) and his wife Hanna (maiden name unknown). Abraham Dawes was s/o Abraham Dawes (Sr., AFN: W7Q8-PD) and h/w Edith (maiden name unknown). Abraham Sr. was born abt 1670, Barnstable, Mass.; d 12/26/1730, Philadelphia, PA. [Mormon Ancestral File, submission by E. Jay Nielson, 862 Oakridge Dr., Farmington, UT 84025].
ROBERT TUCKNESS-- "31st of 5th mo, 1765--A certificate for John Roberts, a Youth apprentice with Robert Tuckness, from Abington, dated the 29th day of the 4th mo. last." (Early Minutes of Phila MM, Vol 13, p32)
ROBERT TUCKNESS--fr Minutes of Pa Provincial County 6 February, 1777: [PaCR, Vol 11, p115]
"The following was wrote [sic] to Messers. Josiah Hewes, Andrew Tybout and Robert Tuckness:
'Sir:
'You are hereby requested to supply all sick soldiers coming from N York or the Camp, who may be going Southward or Westward, with such necessaries and assistance as you may think requisite to support and enable them to return to their respectiver homes.'"
[Apparently Robert Tuckness was serving the Pennsylvania authorities in some military capacity, perhaps as a county committeeman.]
ROBERT TUCKNESS, 1778,7,31--Robert Tuckness was disciplined for paying fines in lieu of military service and other disunities (Hinshaw, II, p671)
ROBERT TUCKNISS, 1790,7,30--disciplined for "associating with others to learn the art of war" by the Philadelphia MM (Hinshaw, II, p671)
SARAH TUCKNISS and Christian Odenwalt were married at Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, November 20, 1784 (Penna Archives, II, 2, p ?)
Sources
_____, "New Jersey Marriage Licenses," in the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, Vol 16, No. 1 (January 1941), [cited as GMNJ 16:23]
_____, "Early Minutes of the Philadelphia Monthly Meeting of Friends" in Publications of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania, Vol 11, 12, 13 & 14; Philadelphia, Hall of the Historical Society, 1300 Locust St., 1941 [cited as "Early Minutes"]
Hinshaw, William Wade and Marchall, Thomas Worth, compilers: Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Containing Every Item of General Value found in all Records and Minutes (known to be in Existence) of Four of the Oldest Monthly Meetings Which Ever Belonged to the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends, in 2 Vols.; Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Company, 1969. [cited as Hinshaw]
Abbreviations in Hinshaw:
ae--aged mcd--married contrary to discipline
Burl--Burlington MH--Meeting House
bur--buried MM--Monthly Meeting
d--daughter recrq--received by request
gc or gct--granted certificate to rocf--received on certificate from
m--married rpt--reported
rpt--reported s--son
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Deed Abstracts and Revolutionary War Oaths of Allegiance Revised and Enlarged Edition. Deed Books 'A' through 'M', 1729 through ca. 1770 with adjoining Landowners and Witnesses. Compiled by Thomas Mayhill, Published 1973 (np). [cited as Lanc Deeds, p--]
New Jersey Archives: Documents Relating to the Colonial History of New Jersey, William Nelson, ed. (Patterson, NJ: __ Press Printing & Publishing Co., 1901). First Series.
Vol 23: Calendar of N.J. Wills 1670-1730 [Cited as NJA I,23,p473]
Vol 30: Calendar of N.J. Wills 1730-1750 [Cited as NJA I,30,p---]
Vol 32: Calendar of N.J. Wills 1751-1760 [Cited as NJA, I,32,p---]
Volumes 33 and following, containing wills from 1760-1810, were checked. No more Tuckness wills were found, and only 3 more occurrences of the Tuckness name were found, for John Tuckness, who bonded in 1786-1791. Apparently the family had moved from New Jersey by this time.
Pennsylvania Colonial Records [Minutes of the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania from the Organizations to the Termination of the Proprietary Government. Published by the State: Harrisburg)
Volume 8 -- 1852; Vol ume 11 -- 1852 [cited as PaCR vol:pg]
Pennsylvania Archives, Series II, Vol 2 -- Marriages in Philadelphia and surrounding areas.
Nelson, William, ed: New Jersey Marriage Records, 1665-1800 (Balto: Genealogical Publ Co, 1982) [cited as Nelson, NJMR]
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