Abbott Green Bucher ^{1 2 3 4 5 6 7}

  Noted events in his life were:

1. Census in 1880 in Lewisburg, Union, PA. ³ Joseph C. Bucher, judge of court of common pleas, 44, was living with wife Mary E., 41; John W., 12; Casper Bucher, 8; Abbot Bucher, 4; Miriam A. Bucher, 1. also with them are three servants: Mary Weaver, 26; Jane E. Price, 16; and John Wilson, 19. Everyone and their parents are born in Pennsylvania.

2. Census in 1900 in Lewisburg, Union, PA. ⁴ Owning the home at 222 Market St. was Joseph C. Bucher, lawyer, 64, born Jan 1836, who was living with wife Mary E., 38, born Oct 1843. They had been married 38 years and she had birthed 6 children, 4 still living in 1900. With them: John W., teller in bank, 32, Jun 1867, single; Casper J. Bucher, law student, 28, Mar 1872, single; Abbot G., 24, Mar 1876, single; and Miriam A. Bucher, 21, Feb 1879, single. Also with them are three servants. Everyone and their parents were born in Pennsylvania, except Joseph was born in Maryland.

3. Census in 1910 in Lewisburg, Union, PA. ⁵ Joseph C. Bucher Jr., merchant, 38, was living with his wife of 3 years, Vannie , 38; and their son Abbot G., 2, her only child as of 1910. Everyone and their parents were born in Pennsylvania. He was renting the home at 31 Market St.

Owning the home at 43 Market St. was John W. Bucher, cashier at bank, 41, single, and his brother, Abbot G., traveling salesman cigars, 34, single. Also with them: servant Mary Smith, 45.

4. Census in 1920 in Lewisburg, Union, PA. ⁶ Owning the home at 43 Market St., John W. Bucher, cashier bank, 52, was married to wife Susan M., 37. Living with them: Anna D., 5; and John's brother Abbot G., 47, single; and servant Mary Smith, 53. Everyone and their parents were born in Pennsylvania, except John's father was born in Maryland.

5. Obituary: Miltonian on 24 Apr 1924 in Milton, Northumberland, PA. ⁸ Abbott Greene Bucher, of Lewisburg, well known in Milton where he enjoyed a wide circle of friends, died very suddenly Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the Y.M.C.A. building at Andover, N.Y. Mr. Bucher had just entered the building and, without warning, fell over on the floor. He was pronounced dead by the physician who quickly responded to the call.
He had been in apparent good health to the moment of his death. Mr. Bucher was not known in Andover, and it was some time before his identity was ascertained. His body was brought to the home of his brother in Lewisburg on Tuesday.
Mr. Bucher was the youngest son of the late Judge and Mrs. Joseph C. Bucher, born and educated in Lewisburg. He was a veteran of the Spanish-American War and one of the most popular men in this section of the state.
For the past several years, he had traveled for several firms and was most successful as a salesman. He was a member of Charity Lodge No. 144, F. & A.M., of Lewisburg, and Milton Lodge, No. 913, B.P.O. Elks, of Milton. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Harry W. Chamberlin, of Milton, and two brothers, John W. Bucher and Casper Bucher, of Lewisburg. His funeral was held this afternoon from the residence of his brother, John. Rev. F.B. Everitt, of the Lewisburg Presbyterian Church, and Rev. W.G. Felmeth of Milton officiated. Interment was made in Lewisburg Cemetery.