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Grainger Parker “Buck” Buck

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Grainger Parker “Buck” Buck

Birth
Welton, Clinton County, Iowa, USA
Death
6 Feb 1998 (aged 94)
Ames, Story County, Iowa, USA
Burial
Collins, Story County, Iowa, USA Add to Map
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Died of pneumonia at Mary Greeley Medical Center. He was a retired farmer, primarily livestock and grain, and a member of Fervent Masonic Lodge, collins Lions Club, Za-Ga-Zig Shrine and Scottish Rite Consistory.

He grew up on a farm 1/2 mile north of Rhodes and attended the Rhodes School. During the early years he walked to school and later rode in horse drawn buses. He graduated in 1920 from Rhodes High School.

The fall of 1920 he enrolled in Iowa State College at Ames. After his graduation from a general agriculture course in 1922, he returned home to help his father on the farm. His father purchased one of the first tractors and corn plows in the community and a corn picker was ordered through the local lumber yard owned by Ollie Luttikin. It arrived in several boxes and Grainger assembled it.

In 1942 the family sold the Rhodes farm and moved to a farm they had purchased near Collins.


FIRST MARRIAGE:
2/3/1926,
Blairstown,
Benton Co., IA

CHILDREN:
Barbara Jean Buck Kingman,
(John Maxwell FAG #41542193);

Dorothy Buck Atwood,
(Gene);

Christopher &

William Seaton,
FAG #41541513

SECOND MARRIAGE:
5/10/1975,
Little Brown Church of the Vale,
Nashua,
Chickasaw Co., IA

STEP CHILDREN:

Carol Atwood Head;

Linda Atwood Lein;

Bill Atwood &

Gene Atwood,
(Dorothy Buck)

Died of pneumonia at Mary Greeley Medical Center. He was a retired farmer, primarily livestock and grain, and a member of Fervent Masonic Lodge, collins Lions Club, Za-Ga-Zig Shrine and Scottish Rite Consistory.

He grew up on a farm 1/2 mile north of Rhodes and attended the Rhodes School. During the early years he walked to school and later rode in horse drawn buses. He graduated in 1920 from Rhodes High School.

The fall of 1920 he enrolled in Iowa State College at Ames. After his graduation from a general agriculture course in 1922, he returned home to help his father on the farm. His father purchased one of the first tractors and corn plows in the community and a corn picker was ordered through the local lumber yard owned by Ollie Luttikin. It arrived in several boxes and Grainger assembled it.

In 1942 the family sold the Rhodes farm and moved to a farm they had purchased near Collins.


FIRST MARRIAGE:
2/3/1926,
Blairstown,
Benton Co., IA

CHILDREN:
Barbara Jean Buck Kingman,
(John Maxwell FAG #41542193);

Dorothy Buck Atwood,
(Gene);

Christopher &

William Seaton,
FAG #41541513

SECOND MARRIAGE:
5/10/1975,
Little Brown Church of the Vale,
Nashua,
Chickasaw Co., IA

STEP CHILDREN:

Carol Atwood Head;

Linda Atwood Lein;

Bill Atwood &

Gene Atwood,
(Dorothy Buck)



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