1908
"An opportunity was given for any one who might wish to do so to converse with Presbytery regarding an internal call to the work of the Holy Ministry. Whereupon, Sister Ethel Rudolph, of Oakland congregation, Bro. C. A. Yates, of Rozzell's Chapel, and Bro. S. P. Tucker, of Milburn's Chapel, presented themselves. By motion and second Sister Rudolph and Bro. Tucker were received as candidates for the ministry, and Bro. Yates was reinstated as a Licentiate, as he had at one time been such in this Presbytery."
[Source: Minutes of Mayfield Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, October 12, 1908, page 6]

1910
"Report of Committee on Literature and Theology
That at this session of Presbytery we license Bros. M. F. French and S. P. Tucker, the Rev. J. E. Edwards, presiding.
The Rev. J. E. Edwards officiated in the licensure of Bro. French and Bro. Tucker as called for in above report."
[Source: Minutes of Mayfield Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, April 4, 1910, page 29]

1912
"Recess over, the hour of the special order having arrived as called for in the report of the Committee on Literature and Theology, to-wit: the ordination of Licentiate S. P. Tucker. At the request of Rev. W. S. Wright, who was to preach the sermon. Rev. S. F. Lovett delivered the sermon from 1 Cor. 15:10, 'By the grace of God I am what I am.' After the sermon Rev. J. V. King presided and led the prayer and Rev. J. E. Edwards delivered the charge. Licentiate S. P. Tucker was set apart to the whole work of the Gospel ministry, and by motion the name of S. P. Tucker was added to the roll of ordained ministers."
[Source: Minutes of Mayfield Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, April 8, 1912, page 16]

Rev. S. P. Tucker, 84, retired minister of Mayfield Presbytery, died January 24 in the Baptist Hospital, Paducah, Ky., as a result of an operation. Seven children survive. His last sermon was preached in the pulpit of the Woodlawn church, Paducah, where Rev. E. R. Ladd is pastor.
[Source: The Cumberland Presbyterian, February 7, 1956, page 4]