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Hey a friend of mine from the USA is trying to trace some long lost family in Liverpool Surname Buck The father died around 2005 leaving 2 daughters they would be around 35 years old now One of them named Suzanne

There was a Tony Buck in Ford who was a champion Wrestler. Big red haired chap and very nice lad too.
Hopefully the Genie Wizards will give you more info. Ken

I've found an Ernest Anthony Buck who died Lpool 2005, he was born in 1953. Suzanne can be spelt several ways, she may have married. Her birth would have been 1981 approx. We need more information, father's first name to start with, Cheers T.S

THANK YOU very much for taking the time...I will send on your data to the person searching......

Our neighbours in 14 Bianca Street, by the name of Roberts. They had a son Joe Roberts who married a girl by the name of Mary Buck. Sorry, I do not have any further information to offer.

Hi Everyone . There was a Buck family in Bootle .I think the boys name was Alan . There was a photo of Christ Church school here on the Forum 1953 . He was on it . I think their father was a policeman . Great big man . There was also a daughter her name escapes me . They all had red hair too. Sadly the photo seems to have disappeared although the post is still there . I think they lived near Southport Road . They went to Christ Church wonder if Mum and Dad were married there . Good luck with your search .

Mrs Buck and her two sons lived in Bianca Street in the fifties. The eldest was Tony and the younger was Peter. Tony must be the one Ken has referred to as I believe the family moved out to Ford.

Tony was big and red haired and was freckled. He was a succesful wrestler and later had financial connections with a club in Liverpool.

The Buck family that lived in Strafford Drive had a son named Alan and also a daughter named Brenda. They lived on the odd side of the road as I lived on the even side of the road

The Buck family that lived in Strafford Drive had a son named Alan and a daughter named Brenda. The lived on the odd side of the road and I lived on the even side of the road