Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 2nd ed., 
1885, Butler Co.

PHILIP HENRY TUCK, Butler County, was born August 23, 1822, in Bedford 
County, Tenn.; in 1832, removed with his parents to Smith County, where 
he grew to manhood, and in 1848 came to this county.  He located his 
home on the ground rendered famous in early church history, the "Little 
Muddy Camp Ground," where the great revivals of the beginning of the 
present century were celebrated.  Remnants of the camps and old church 
house were in existence when he settled there.  His father, Powel Tuck, 
a native of Halifax County, Va., was a soldier in the war of 1812; 
removed to Tennessee in 1819, and died December 17, 1858, at the age of 
seventy-three years.  He was the son of Edward Tuck, born in Halifax 
County, Va., a soldier in the Revolutionary war; was shot through the 
body at the battle of Trenton; became a wealthy slaveholder, and died 
about 1839, aged seventy-six years.  Powel Tuck was twice married; 
first to Nancy Fletcher, by whom he had the following children: Edward 
B., George W., Nancy (Ford) and Nathan P. and William F. (twins).  He 
next married Edna, daughter of Sharp Willingham of Person County, N. C. 
(born July 4, 1804, died July 2, 1878).  From this union sprang Drusilla 
M. (Hughes), Philip Henry, Mary P. (Porter), Paul J. (deceased), Powell, 
Sharp H., Franklin F., Sarah E. (Tuck) and Rev. John P.  Mr. Tuck was 
married January 8, 1848, to Nancy N., daughter of Yerby and Sophrona 
(Jones) Orange of Smith County, Tenn. (born October 10, 1827), and to 
them have been born, Lenis P. (Lee), George W. (deceased), Drusilla A. 
(Gray), William H., Newton J., Missouri K. (Tinsley), Alice B. 
(deceased), Yerby O., Nancy N. (deceased), Armitta S., Marianna, Alonzo 
G., and Philip E.  Mr. Tuck is a farmer.  He has divided his land among 
his children, but still retains 154 acres, well improved and in good 
condition.  He is a member of the Methodist Church, and in politics is 
a stanch Republican.

Tuck Fletcher Ford Willingham Hughes Porter Orange Jones Lee Gray Tinsley
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Bedford-TN Smith-TN Halifax-VA Person-NC

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