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Obituaries
Decatur Daily - February 4, 1924
Former Citizen Dies in Florence
Funeral services for the late W. C. Buck, formerly a city
councilman of Albany and for the past five years a prominent citizen of
Florence, where he was engaged as a building contractor, at the time of this
death, which occurred Monday morning at his Florence home, will be held at the
city cemetery and interment will be there Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Buck is survived by his wife, four sons, C. L. Buck of
Albany; M. S., T. N., and C. C. Buck of Birmingham; two daughters, Mrs. Jack
Austin of Birmingham and Mrs. H. H. Masterson of Florence. The deceased is survived by three brothers,
John Buck of Tucson, Arizona; C. W. Buck and Robert D. Buck of Columbus, Ga.,
four sisters, Mrs. Miriam Stringer, Mrs. Belle Quarles and Miss Buck, all of
Columbus, Ga., and Mrs. Ward Johnson of New York City.
W. C. Buck came here in 1888 and for eight years was a
prominent local business man. For eight years he was a member of the city council when
Albany bore the name of New Decatur. He
was an active member of the Missionary Baptist church and was one of the
charter members of the First Baptist church of Albany.
Decatur Daily - January 12, 1950
Beloved Woman Is Called Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Buck, 91, will be held
Friday at 3 p.m. at Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church. Rev. E.N. Chandler will
conduct the rites. Interment will be made in city cemetery, Mutual Service
directing.
Mrs. Buck died at a local hospital, today at 2 a.m. after
several weeks illness. The body will remain at Mutual Chapel until 9 a.m.
Friday, when it will be carried to the residence, 921 Sherman Street, until
time for service.
Mrs. Buck was the last living charter member of the
Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church. The church was founded in 1889.
Surviving are: four sons, C.L., Decatur; Murray S., Hubert
N. and Charles C., Birmingham; a daughter, Mrs. H.H. Masterson, Birmingham; one
brother, Edgar Clardy, Philadelphia, Penn.; 19 grandchildren, and 24
great-grandchildren.
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