Dunbrack Family History - Person Sheet
NameMary Buck 
Birth13 Oct 1700, Birstwith, parish Ripley, England
Death27 May 1780, Margaret Farm, near Windsor, N.S. Age: 79
FatherFrancis Buck (1667-1720)
MotherAnna Whitelock (1674-1754)
Spouses
Birthabt 1708, Chantry, Yorkshire, England
Death23 Sep 1764, Plumpton, parish Spofforth, Yorkshire, England Age: 56
Burial24 Sep 1764, Scotton (Quaker burial ground), Knaresborough, Yorkshire, England
Misc. Notes
Residence given as Chantry, parish West Witton, Yorkshire (Helyn Anderson, Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada)
Burial information from findagrave.com:
Chantry Lane just west of Main Street
Scotton
Harrogate Borough
North Yorkshire England
The ground lies off Main Street which runs north from Scotton, about 300 meters from village center, along Chantry Lane which is a private driveway leading west to Scotton Old Hall. The burial ground is a short distance along the driveway, on the right, reached though a gate in the stone wall.
The burial ground was leased to the Society of Friends in October 1670 for a term of 2000 years on a peppercorn rent, essentially as a gift from William and Edward Watkinson of Bradley near Skipton in Craven.
The restored burial ground walls, three grouped chest tombs of the Watkinson family (George, William and Ann) and three headstones (John Dodson, Ann Hogg and Margaret Middleton) are Grade II Listed Buildings (Statutory List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest in the United Kingdom).
The burial ground fell into disuse by the Society of Friends many years ago, though until recently some members of a local Methodist family continued to be buried with headstones in one part of the ground. Recently there have been a number of green Quaker burials.
Burial information from findagrave.com:
Chantry Lane just west of Main Street
Scotton
Harrogate Borough
North Yorkshire England
The ground lies off Main Street which runs north from Scotton, about 300 meters from village center, along Chantry Lane which is a private driveway leading west to Scotton Old Hall. The burial ground is a short distance along the driveway, on the right, reached though a gate in the stone wall.
The burial ground was leased to the Society of Friends in October 1670 for a term of 2000 years on a peppercorn rent, essentially as a gift from William and Edward Watkinson of Bradley near Skipton in Craven.
The restored burial ground walls, three grouped chest tombs of the Watkinson family (George, William and Ann) and three headstones (John Dodson, Ann Hogg and Margaret Middleton) are Grade II Listed Buildings (Statutory List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest in the United Kingdom).
The burial ground fell into disuse by the Society of Friends many years ago, though until recently some members of a local Methodist family continued to be buried with headstones in one part of the ground. Recently there have been a number of green Quaker burials.
Marriage8 Aug 1730, Knaresborough, Yorkshire, England16