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Joseph Willard Buckingham (1882 - 1926)

Joseph Willard Buckingham
Born in Quasqueton, Buchanan, Iowa, United Statesmap
Ancestors ancestors
Son of and
Brother of [half], [half], [half], and
Husband of — married 12 Oct 1910 in Independence, Buchanan, Iowamap
Father of , , , , , [private son (1920s - unknown)] and [private daughter (1920s - unknown)]
Died at age 44 in Quasqueton, Buchanan, Iowa, United Statesmap
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Profile last modified | Created 16 May 2014
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See public comment Bloom-789 20:15, 12 July 2019 (UTC)

Biography

Joseph was born in 1882. Joseph Buckingham ... He passed away in 1926. [1]

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  1. ↑ First-hand information as remembered by Marje Hood, Friday, May 16, 2014. Replace this citation if there is another source.




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Werner-1969 Michael Werner
It looks possible that Buckingham-504 is the grandchild of Buckingham-1637. On Buckingham-1637's page I have that he has a son Albert listed in the 1870 census at age 20 in Illinois (consistent with Buckingham-504's father).

K.Bloom is correct that the dates for Harriet & Zilpha are inconsistent. I have removed Dudley-1946 (Harriet) as his wife because she clearly belongs to Buckingham-1637 (from census record & dates). I have no information about Zilpha so I will leave that alone.

In either case, Buckingham-1637 and Buckingham-504 should not be merged.

posted by Michael Werner
K. Bloom
There is clearly a data error involved here, please review:
  • Joseph Willard Buckingham married Harriet Ann 48 years' before he was born
  • Joseph Willard's daughter, Zilpha Augusta, was born 43 years' before he was born.
  • If Buckingham-1637 is not the same person as Buckingham-504, I suggest that Harriet Ann and Zilpha Augusta were erroneously attached to Joseph Willard.
  • There is a duplicate record for Harriet Ann (Dudley) Buckingham: Dudley-4040 and Dudley-1946 need to be merged
  • The only citation given for this record is FAG, which does not specify marriage to Harriet Ann.
  • No citation provided from Troy Mills Historical Society for Joseph Willard, only for Joseph Henry.

Feel free to ask in G2G for assistance.

posted by K. Bloom
Shedlosky-1 Marje Shedlosky
Buckingham-1637 and Buckingham-504 do not represent the same person because: these are 2 SEPERATE individuals..The Troy Mills Historical Society located at the Old Holman School, Troy Mills Iowa has records proving these individuals are 2 SEPERATE people
posted by Marje Shedlosky

Rejected matches › Joseph Henry Buckingham (1811-1887)

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