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Tidewater Region, Virginia
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Lundenburg



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King William
Earliest TUCK References (YEAR)
BENNETT TUCK (1740) - Note In The Journal of the House Of Burgess on June 6, 1740, BENNETT TUCK was mentioned.
JOHN TUCK, EDWARD TUCK, ALSO THOMAS TUCK (1752) - Appear in Halifax County about the time it was cut off from Lundenburg, each aquired land.
NOTE: Antrim Parish was formed at the creation of Halifax County in 1752 and their boundaries were identical.
BENNETT TUCK (1776) - May have been same as the BENNETT TUCK, SR who on 1776, with STEPHEN and ANDREW WADE and ANDREW HUNT, signed a communication from Halifax County to The General Assembly (PETITION OF 1776---Archives Div., Virginia State Library).
JOHN TUCK (1759) - JOHN ASHLOCK, a male tithable, ordered by the court to help maintain a road from JOHN TUCK's property to Sparrow's foard on Terrible Creek. Source: Halifax County Virginia Court Orders 1758-1759 (Plea Book No 2, Part 2), Copyright 1998 by TLC Genealogy)
JOHN TUCK (1765) - Will of EDWARD POWELL NOTE: MARY TUCK dau. of EDWARD POWELL,also Included in Will. Parish of Antrim County of Halifax
JOHN TUCK (1761) (1774) (1780) (1782) (1787) (1788) - years land acquired.
EDWARD TUCK (1778) - Witnessed a land sale on April 4, 1778 from THOS. WATKINS to THOS. BINGHAM. (Source: Halifax County Virginia Deeds 1778-1784, Copyright 1992 by TLC Genealogy)
EDWARD TUCK (1780) - Will of EDWARD TUCK dated August 14, 1780
JOHN TUCK (1782) - Virginia Personal Property Tax List
THOMAS TUCK (1782) - Virginia Personal Property Tax List
BENNETT TUCK (1782), JOSEPH TUCK (1782), CARY TUCK (1782), JACK TUCK (1782) - Virginia Personal Property Tax List
This computer-enhanced image was created from a map of Virginia published in 1770 by Thomas Jeffreys, London.  Click here to view the original map on the Library of Congress historic maps website.
In 1770, English mapmaker Thomas Jeffreys depicted the Virginia
Colony as a bare-breasted Indian maiden bearing a cornucopia of
fruit and tobacco leaves, with a portrait of King George III in her lap.
A stylized drawing of a Tidewater tobacco plantation, 1750.  Note the
tobacco plants growing up and down the hill, and even on top of the
plantation house.  The message is clear: in Virginia, tobacco was king.
This 19th-century illustration shows a flowering tobacco plant and various smoking implements.
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