Joseph Bucher ^{1 2 3 4}

   Another name for Joseph was Joseph Bucker.

  Noted events in his life were:

1. Census in 1850 in Carroll Twp., York, PA. ² Joseph Bucher, mill right, age 44, was living with wife Sarah, 40; Ann, 18; John, laborer, 15; Joseph, 7; and Susan, 4. Also in the home is Sarah Fitey, 78. Everyone was born in Pennsylvania.

2. Census in 1860 in Carroll Twp., York, PA. ³ Joseph Bucher, shoemaker, 17, was living in the household of David Brougher, shoemaker, 27. Joseph was born in Pennsylvania. The post office was Dillsburg.

3. Census in 1870 in Carroll Twp., York, PA. ⁵ Joseph Bucher, shoemaker, 27, was living with wife Mary A., 27; John C., 4; Adam W., 3; and Wiliam H., 1. His real estate was worth $800 and personal estate $400. Everyone was born in Pennsylvania. The post office is Dillsburg. On the previous census page is the home of David Brougher, where Joseph lived in 1860 as an apprentice.

4. Census in 1880 in Carroll Twp., York, PA. ⁴ Joseph Bucher, shoemaker, 37, was living with wife Lydia R., 45; William H., 10; Hettie J., 8; and David L., 6. Everyone and their parents were born in Pennsylvania.

5. Census in 1900 in Carroll Twp., York, PA. ¹ Joseph Bucher, shoemaker, 57, born Oct 1842, was married for 22 years to wife Lydia B., 65, Oct 1834. She had given birth to 0 children by 1900. They and their parents were born in Pennsylvania.

6. Census in 1910 in Carroll Twp., York, PA. ⁶ Joseph Bucker, shoemaker "own shop", 66, was married for 32 years to wife Lydia R., 77. The census indicates this was Joseph's second marriage and Lydia's first. She had given birth to 0 children by 1910. They and their parents were born in Pennsylvania.

Joseph married Lydia B. Miller, daughter of John Miller and Margaret Weaver, <1878> in , York, PA.¹ (Lydia B. Miller was born on 8 Oct 1834 in Monroe Twp., Cumberland, PA,^{1 4} died on 5 Jul 1925 and was buried in Dillsburg: Dillsburg Cemetery, York, PA.)

Joseph next married Mary A. (Mary A. was born about 1843 in , , Pennylvania, USA ⁵ and died before 1880.)