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from
1903 Enterprise
2s|3tBm^x October
NATHAN A.

TUCKER

The death of Nathan A. Tucker was carried in an August 1903 issue of

The Waynesville Enterprise Newspaper. The following appeared under
RESOLUTIONS;

"Whereas Bro. Nathan A. Tucker, a member of Harveysburg

Lodge No. 312 F. and A.M. was taken from us by death Sept. 30, I903,
"Therefore, be i t RESOLVED; That we the members of said

Lodge deeplybdeplore his departure but sincerely trust that our loss is

his gain and that by the benefit of the pass of a pure life he has gained
admission into the celestial Lodge above where our supreme Grand Master
will be pleased to pronounce him a just and upright Mason and that he had
become a living stone of that house not made with hands eternal in the
heavens.

"RESOLVED; that we tender our heartfelf sympathies to his

bereaved amily and hope that they will all at last be runited in that
happy land, where the wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at
rest.

"RESOLVED; That we as a body and individually partkake and

cultivate more of that genial and social sprit which characterized our*

lamented brother. He was the true type of a liberal and consisten Mason, an
ardent advocate of its grand and beautiful precepts. As man who calmly
deliberated on a a question viewing it without prejudice and having in
strict accordxi with the sublime teachings of our Order.

No instance to

our knowledge of his violating in the least hks or our obligations.

a man worthy of our highest esteem and imitation.
"Resolved; That a copy of said resolution be furnished the

family and spread upon the minutes of Lodge.

Comm.-

Signed,
S.P. Hawke

Collett

F.E. Mills

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NATHAN ALBERT TUCKER

SON OF GEORGE AND SARAH O. (HOLT) TUCKER

born JANUARY 11, 1827 HARRISON CO. W. VA (THEN VA.)

DIED SEPTEMBER 29, 1903 CHESTER TWP., CLINTON COUNTY OHIO

married MARGARET POLING JANUARY 11, 1849 FAIRFIELD CO. OHIO

BURIED SECTION B, MIAMI CEMETERY

HF WAS ACIVIL WAR VETERAN AND AMEMBER OF THE MORRIS McMIL-

Sos^ NaT8 GA.R DEPT. OF OHIO, WILMINGTON, CLINTON COUNTY.

HE ENLISTED MAY 2, 1864 AND WAS MUSTERED INTO U.S. SERV^E
ZANESVILLE OHIO, MAY 12, 1864, AS APRIVATE OF CAPT. SAMUEL LYON S
COMPANY "A", 160th REGT. OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY FOR 100 DAYS,
COL. CYRUS REASONER IN COMMAND. THE REGIMENT WAS IMMEDI
ATELY ORDERED TO HARPER'S FERRY AND ITS FIRST
J
GUARD ASUPPLY TRAIN TO MARTINSBURG. ON ITS RETURN, IT

PLACED IN THE 1st BRIGADE. 1st DIVISION OF GEN. HUNTER'S ARMY

SfiSTsMO^^^

IT THEN MARCHED T^^

THE FRONT BUT WAS AGAIN DETACHED AND SENT BACK TO MARTIN -

BURG IN CHARGE OF ASUPPLY TRAIN AND WAS ENGAGED WITH MOSBY S

GUERRILLAS NEAR MIDDLETOWN, VIRGINIA. FROM THIS TIME UNTIL

SS^?)OTmgiment
was subject to almost continual

MARCHING AND COUNTER-MARCfflNG THROUGH THE SHANANDC^

VALLEY DURING WHICH TIME HIS COMPANY WAS ENGAGED IN THE BAT^;^'S'^CHESTER, FISHERHILLS, HARPER'S FERRY, CEDAR M
AND OTHER ENGAGEMENTS. HIS COMPANY STARTED FOR OHIO ON AU-

SsT

^VED AT ZANESVILLE ON THE 29th. NATHAN WAS PRO

MOTED TO 'GOMMISSARY SERGEANT' AITO HONORABLY

WITH THE COMPANY ON SEPTEMBER 7, 1864, ON EXPIRATION OF TERM OF

OCTOBER 19,1864 FOR APERIOD OF OOT

YEAR BY CAPT. GEORGE M. ROBY, PROVOST MARSHALL OF THE 12th

OF THE STATE OF OHIO AND ORDERED TO REPORT AT THE PLACE OF EEN^Ss mcaa.LE, omo on or before the 25th of October, i864.
IT WAS VERY COMMON AND PERMISSIBLE FOR DRAFTED PERSONNEL TO

iSSrmjre TO ^rve for the period for which they were

S^^^^AhSn was NEEDED AT THE FARM AND SO THEY RAISED

$100 FOR THE PURPOSE OF HIRING ASUBSHTUE, G. M. HUGHES. HE WAS

THEN LEGALLY EXEMPTED.

Stella. T)id

C^aiee

Margaret E.,.Tucker,, ,97. pf Ot-

Blanchester; died Tuesday at Clittton

Memorial Hospital following a lengthy
illness. His '^ife, Verhaddne (Allen)
Tucker, survives.

Born July 8, 1925, in Woodville, Mr.

Tucker was a^ niember o^ the Blanch^ter Church of Christ, where healso

ferbein

HomP.

near

Lebanon,

SteUa
YUcker, 80, of Mary Lane
JteUaTUcl

in Soiith Lebanon, died July 31

died Monday, Jtine 17, at the

aitthe home ofher daughter vdtb

Home. She was aTorrrier resident

whom she had" been residingi

of Harveysburg.
Mrs. Tucker w^ the church

pianist at the Harveysburg

Mary Burlile^, of" Ohio; 350,

Lebdnon.
. '\

Mrs. Tucker was, preceded in

Ideath by her husband, R^^h.' ;^

served as Sunday School teacher,

United Methodist Church,, where

she was a mernber. She also was
a member of the Women's Chris

waa employed as a supei:iutendeut of

tian Sodety. '

She wis preceded in death by

iBurlile. .They are^Carolyn,Co?

superintendent, deacon ahd elder. He

the Kkblier Biscuit Company for 37

yearsC;^;

"

Alsb-^^ surviving are three cluldren,

Cyntlua Beckman of Ross, Keviii H.

Tu<Aer.and Douglas L. Tucker, both of

Blanchester^^8: sister, Edna Baudendistel of-Lake' Placid, Fie. ^hd, six

grandchildren. ;A brother, Richard

Tucker and'a sister, Anna Tacfcett are

(iC03SG(l*

' Services willbeheld10 a.m.Saturday

at Hannah-'Mts funeral home in

Blanche^er, Sam Willman officiating.

Friendsand familymay call from 6to9

p.m.'Friday, at the funeral home.

Burial will be in Blanchester lOOF

Cemetery. If desired, contributions

S6biety,QIinton'ounty^

Vt
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her husbarid, HaTy Tucker, and

by a sister, Jennie Bell.
Survivors

include

three

daughters, Mrs; Evalyn Syferd of

Dayton, Mrs. Virginia Park of Cin
cinnati, and Mrs. Viyian Williams

of Wilmlhgtpn; six grand

children, 14 great-grandchildren,
two nephews and a niece.

Graveside services were^ held

today (Wednesday) at i^aple

Grove Cemetery in Gerrharitown.
Ky.,

Stubbs-COnner Funeral Hc^me

in Waynesville^ handled ar
rangements.

She is survived'by twp other

' daughters, in addition- .to^ ,J^^

iand Helen CUpp, both of'^Uth

Lebanon.'
'
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Also surviving are one >o^

Marvin ^of/ldfednV,,^19';'^kn^
children , anil l'5j \gr^ea1|
grandchildren.

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Funeral seiwices were held.

day, Aug. 2,' at Tufts: Ftmei^;

Home in Loveland. Burial w^v

Aug.,.3 ad Rose Hill Oenietery^i^

"Mieeonr-'

BORN to Kevin and Fran Tucker,

209 Bourbon St., Blaihchester, a son,
Cassidy Larson, weighing 9 pounds 9
ounces,

June

13 at Bethesda

Oak

Hospital, Cincinnati. He joins two

brothers, Casey and Carson, arid a
sister Courtney. Paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tucker of

Blanchester

and

maternal

grand

parents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymomnd

Repasky of Wilmington. Paternal

great-grandmother is Mrs. Sus.an Allen

of Blanchester.

Biased ever^^
BORNto Rick and Judith WiUiams

of Vierina, Austria, a son, Bradley

Richard, Saturday, Feb. 9, weighing 6
pounds, one ounce. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. C. MUton Kennan of
Maysville, Ky. and Mr. and Mrs. J.R.

Williams of Wilmington. A great-

^andmother, Mrs. Margaret Tucker,

lives at the Otterbein Home new
Lebanon.

, Church.

The wedding will take place

August 17 at the Franklin Baptist

Franklin.

owner of the Tucker Painting Co..

ingboro High School and is part

Her fiance is a graduate of Spr

The Star Free Press, Springboro.

tising sales representative for

Central High School in Sunman.

Ind. and is employed as an adver

Mrs. Gordon Tucker of Franklin.

The bride-to-be attended East

neth Ray Tucker, son of Mr. and

Kuenneke of Franklin, to Ken

ment of her daughter. Bobbi Jean

Mrs. Martha Chalk of Cincin

nati has announced the engage

Kuenneke
Tucker

Bobbi Kuenneke and Kenneth

Tucker