Dr. William J. Tuck1,2,3
ID# 1855, (1815 - 1859)
- Adoptive father: Dr. Davis Green Tuck4,5,6 b. 30 Dec 1793, d. 3 Feb 1863
- Adoptive mother: Elizabeth M. Toot6 b. 26 Nov 1800, d. 29 Dec 1873
- Born: 22 Feb 1815 in Halifax Co., Virginia.1,4,7
- Died: 14 Jun 1859 in Memphis, Shelby Co., Tennessee.1,4,8,9
- Buried: 14 Jun 1859 in Elmwood Cemetery, Memphis, Shelby Co., Tennessee.10,1
- Note: Dr. Tuck's was apparently born W. J. Edmondson and adopted, probably informally, by Davis and Elizabeth Tuck. His birth parents are unknown.
Citations
- 824 S. Dudley St., Memphis, Tennessee. Elmwood Cemetery. Wm. J. Tuck tombstone.
- W. H. Rainey & Co.'s Memphis City Directory and General Business Advertiser, for 1855 & 6. Memphis: E. R. Marlett M..D. & W. H. Rainey, 1855.
- History, Statistics, Library, and Honorary Members of the Philomathesian Society of Kenyon College. Gambier, Ohio: the society, 1853.
- J. M. Walker, H. R. Robards and L. Shanks. "Death of Prof. W. J. Tuck." Nashville Journal of Medicine and Surgery. Vol 17 (1859).
- S. R. Bruesch. "Early Medical History of Memphis (1819-1861)." West Tennessee Historical Society Papers. Vol 2 (1948).
- Alethea Jane Macon, compiler, John and Edward Tuck of Halifax County, Virginia and Some of Their Descendants. Macon, Georgia: Southern Press, 1964.
- Tennessee. Shelby Co.. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule. Micropublication M432-895. Washington: National Archives.
- "Death of Dr. W. J. Tuck." Memphis Daily Appeal. Memphis, Tennessee, 16 Jun 1859.
- Malcolm McNeil et al v. J. C. Mills and R. A Young. 403 Seventh Ave. North, Nashville, Tennessee. Tennessee State Library and Archives, transcript of proceedings of Circuit Court of Shelby Co.
- Elmwood Cemetery, Memphis, Tennessee, burial records.