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Fred Carlyle Buck
Member From: 1956 - Ex. 1963
- Birth Date: June 22, 1892 Birth Place:Abingdon, Virginia
- Death Date: March 1, 1964
- Gender: Male Race: Caucasian
- Spouse: Mattie Newell Dyer
- Children: Dorothy
- Religion: Methodist
- Education: Emory & Henry College Milligan College, TN
- Military Service: SGT BTRY E 35 ARTY CAC
WORLD WAR I - Occupation/Profession: President, Farmers Exchange Bank Executive vice president, The Bank of Glade Spring
- Memberships/Affiliations: Methodist Church American Legion Emory & Henry College (board of trustees) Hiwassee College (board of trustees) Tennessee Wesleyan (board of trustees) Barter Theatre (board of trustees)
| Session | District | District Number | Party | Leadership | Committees |
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| 1956 | County of Washington; City of Bristol | Democrat | Enrolled Bills Insurance and Banking Mining and Mineral Resources Public Property |
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| 1958-1959 | County of Washington; City of Bristol | Democrat | Enrolled Bills Insurance and Banking Mining and Mineral Resources Public Property |
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| 1959 | County of Washington; City of Bristol | Democrat | Enrolled Bills Insurance and Banking Mining and Mineral Resources Public Property |
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| 1960 | County of Washington; City of Bristol | Democrat | Agriculture Enrolled Bills Insurance and Banking Mining and Mineral Resources |
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| 1962-1963 | County of Washington; City of Bristol | 72 | Democrat | Agriculture Enrolled Bills Insurance and Banking Mining and Mineral Resources |
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| 1963 | County of Washington; City of Bristol | 72 | Democrat | Agriculture Enrolled Bills Insurance and Banking Mining and Mineral Resources |
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