- in 1919. The post
office was
established in 1922 and
closed in 1956.
Buckstown is a
small village in the
southern part of
Shade Township; part of this...
- the town was
resettled and
called Buckstown Plantation after its founder.
Incorporated on June 27, 1792, as
Buckstown, it was
renamed Bucksport in 1817...
-
located in
South Coventry Township on
Pennsylvania Route 100, just
south of
Buckstown. As of 2020, the CDP has a po****tion of 849. The
community is in the...
-
households Name of inhabitants:
Palgravian Palgrave was
originally called Buckstown after Brian Dolan,
nicknamed Barney or Buck. He
managed the
Western Hotel...
-
Village 1
Delaware County 19013
Buckmanville 1
Bucks County 18938
Buckstown 1
Somerset County 15563
Bucksville 1
Bucks County 18953
Bucktoe 1...
- journalist,
editor and publisher.
Edward Vernon Sparhawk was born in 1798, in
Buckstown (now
called Bucksport), M****achusetts (the area
became part of
Maine in...
-
Gorey Donaghmore Gorey Bryanstown 441
Shelmaliere West
Clongeen New Ross
Buckstown 234
Gorey Carnew Gorey Bulgan 562
Bantry Whitechurchglynn Wexford Bunargate...
-
listed in 1820.
Christopher Gore, of 200 48⁄95 tons (bm), was
launched at
Buckstown, M****achusetts in 1808 and
named for
Christopher Gore. She was re-registered...
- Military,
Roads Forbes Road (Edmunds Swamp)
January 30, 1952 U.S. 30 at
Buckstown Roadside French &
Indian War, Military, Roads,
Transportation Forbes Road...
-
general election.
Waddy married Margaret,
daughter of
Joseph Swan of
Buckstown,
County Wexford; the
couple had five sons and two daughters.
Richard Waddy...
