John Piatt Lockwood1

M, #5266, b. 17 August 1918, d. 24 March 1982
Father*Schuyler Tunstall Lockwood1 d. 19 Aug 1961
Mother*Martha Eugenia de Valcourt Piatt1 b. 17 Aug 1884, d. 11 Jul 1973
Birth*17 August 1918 John Piatt Lockwood was born on 17 August 1918.1 
 He was the son of Schuyler Tunstall Lockwood and Martha Eugenia de Valcourt Piatt.1 
Death*24 March 1982 He died on 24 March 1982 at age 63. 
Note* He Apparently there were a number of children. All are female and appear to be living in 2010.
hildren of John Piatt Lockwood and Barbara Eleanor Duer

John Schuler Lockwood born Covington
Donna Eugenia Lockwood born October 27 1947 in Covington; died October 29, 1947
Ann Elisabeth Lockwood born Covington
Martha Devalcourt Lockwood born Covington
Barbara Susan Lockwood born Covington
Mary Christina Lockwood born Covington
Donna Marie Lockwood born Covington
Mary Victoria Lockwood born Covington
Jennifer Joy Lockwood born Covington.1 
Last Edited5 May 2016

Citations

  1. [S625] Piatt Bible.

Schuyler Tunstall Lockwood1

M, #4288, d. 19 August 1961
MARRIAGE*1917 Schuyler Tunstall Lockwood married Martha Eugenia de Valcourt Piatt, daughter of Charles de Valcourt Piatt and Mary Catherine Nolan, in 1917.1,2 
Death*19 August 1961 He died on 19 August 1961 at Boone, KY. 

Family

Martha Eugenia de Valcourt Piatt b. 17 August 1884, d. 11 July 1973
Child
Last Edited24 Feb 2010

Citations

  1. [S565] M.D Richard D. Mudd, Mudd Family.
  2. [S625] Piatt Bible.

Barbara Loesch

F, #229, b. circa 1820
MARRIAGE* Barbara Loesch married Joseph Luhr. 
Birth*circa 1820 She was born circa 1820 at Germany. 
Married Name Her married name was Luhr. 

Family

Joseph Luhr
Children
Last Edited23 Aug 2003

Carolyn Logan1

F, #3926, b. circa 1839
Birth*circa 1839 Carolyn Logan was born circa 1839.1 
MARRIAGE*6 January 1858 She married Frederick Floyd, son of Shadrick Floyd and Esther Yearty, on 6 January 1858 at Dooly, GA.1 
Married Name6 January 1858  As of 6 January 1858,her married name was Floyd.1 

Family

Frederick Floyd b. 1834
Last Edited2 Mar 2004

Citations

  1. [S550] Rikke Love, "Rikki Love," e-mail to Margot Woodrough, Feb 2004.

Christina Lom

F, #4921, b. 1645, d. after 1678
Father*Mans Svensson Lom1 d. 1653
Birth*1645 Christina Lom was born in 1645 Christina Lom, born c. 1645, married Mårten Gertsson of Christina Creek c. 1663. She died after 1678. After her husband drowned out of his canoe in 1680, Lars Andersson Collinus and Sven Månsson Lom were named administrators of his estate. Her children:
Gertrude Gertsson, born 1664, died 1744 in Moyamensing; married John Stille, son of Olof Stille, 12 children.
Armegot Gertsson, born 1664, died 1755 in Blockley Township, married Johan Skute, son of Captain Sven Skute, 3 children.
Gerrit Gertsson [later Garrett], born c. 1672, died 1732 in Blockley Township, married (1st) Magdalena, (2nd) his cousin Regina Huling, daughter of Marcus Laurens, 8 children.
Mårten Gertsson [later Garrett], born 1675, died 1751 in Blockley Township; married Brita Jonasdotter Nilsson, 5 children.2 
 She was the daughter of Mans Svensson Lom.1 
MARRIAGE*1663 She married Martin Gerritsen in 1663 at New Castle, DE. 
Death*after 1678 She died after 1678.2 
Married Name Her married name was Gerritsen. 

Family

Martin Gerritsen d. 1680
Children
Last Edited12 Nov 2007

Citations

  1. [S606] Swedish Colonial Society, online unknown url, For information on all of his children see the Swedish Colonial Site.
  2. [S606] Swedish Colonial Society, online unknown url.

Mans Svensson Lom1

M, #4927, d. 1653
Birth* Mans Svensson Lom was born at Roslagen, Sweden.1 
Death*1653 He died in 1653 On 9 June 1654, after the arrival of Governor Johan Risinor "Måns Lom's widow" was listed among the "old freemen" pledging allegiance to the new governor. 
Biography* 
Måns Svensson Lom, Forgotten Forefather, and his Seven Daughters
by Dr. Peter Stebbins Craig
Fellow, American Society of Genealogists
Fellow, Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania
Historian, Swedish Colonial Society

originally published in Swedish Colonial News,
Volume 1, Number 12 (Fall 1995)
Although the surname of Lom died out by 1685, it is probable that Måns Svensson Lorn had more descendants than any other settler of New Sweden. He had nine children, fifty or more grandchildren and at least 250 great-grandchildren. When Andreas Rudman took his census of the Wicaco congregation in 1697, thirty percent (165) of them were Lom's descendants.
Nothing is yet known about Lom's personal history prior to 1641. As he came to America with the Stille brothers (Olof and Axel) it is probable that he was also from Roslagen. That was the reported birthplace of his eldest daughter. The name of his wife is not found in any surviving record. Based on Swedish naming patterns, her name was probably Anna Petersdotter and it seems likely that she was the sister of Olof and Axel Stille, sons of Peter Stille of Roslagen.
Måns Svensson (the son of Sven) used the surname of Lom, pronounced "Loom" in Swedish and sometimes spelled that way. It means "loon" or "diver" and is typical of the kind of name assigned to a Swedish seaman.
Lom's name first appeared in New Sweden records on the passenger list of the Charitas, 3 May 1641, on the eve of that ship's departure from Stockholm on the first leg of its voyage to America. Listed right above the family of Olof Stille and the bachelor Axel Stifle was "Måns Svensson Lom, a tailor and formerly a lieutenant, who intends to begin agriculture in New Sweden. He has received 5 Riksdaler but otherwise no salary; he goes with his wife, two almost grown-up daughters and a little son."
In New Sweden, he became one of the first settlers of present Delaware County, where he settled with the Stille brothers on a tract called "Techoherassi" by the Indians. This was at present Eddystone, located on the Delaware River between Olof Stille's Creek (now Ridley Creek) and Crum Creek.
On 6 October 1646, during the war of words between Governor Johan Printz and the Dutch, Olof Stille and Måns Svensson Lom delivered one of the Governor's ultimatums to Andries Hudde, the Dutch commander at Fort Nassau. The account book of Hendrick Huygen, New Sweden's commissary, dated I March 1648, showed that Måns Svensson owed the New Sweden Company 274.17 guilders for his purchases from the company store.
Måns Svensson Lom probably died in 1653. On 27 July 1653, his two sons-in-law Peter Larsson Cock and John Wheeler and Olof and Axel Stille were among the 22 freemen submitting a petition of grievances to Governor Printz. Lom's name was conspicuous in its absence. On 9 June 1654, after the arrival of Governor Johan Risinor "Måns Lom's widow" was listed among the "old freemen" pledging allegiance to the new governor.
Arriving on the Eagle with Governor Rising, was Lars Andersson Collinus, a "münster" (minister's) scribe, who soon married Måns Lom's widow. In 1664, Olof Stille's family and the Lom family (with its new father-in-law) moved to Moyamensing on the Delaware River in present South Philadelphia. "Lasse" Andersson later became a justice on the Upland Court. After the creation of Pennsylvania, Lasse Andersson was "naturalized" by William Penn and joined other "antient Sweeds" in signing a deposition (for use against Lord Baltimore) establishing that the Swedes were the first permanent settlers in Delaware, which Baltimore claimed belonged to Maryland. The will of Lars Andersson Collinus, dated 17 July 1689, left his Moyamensing plantation to Michael Nilsson Laican and Andrew Wheeler, who were, respectively, a son-in-law and grandson of Måns Lom.
It is unknown when Lom's wife died. However, she was the mother of nine children:
1. Margaret Lom, born in 1626 in Roslagen, was buried by pastor Andreas Sandel 13 Feb. 1703 at the age of 76. She married Peter Larsson Cock and lived at Peter Cock's (later Province) Island. They had 13 children:
Lars ("Lasse") Cock, born 21 March 1646, died October 1699 at Passyunk; married Lydia Ashman; 13 children.
child (Måns?), born 1648, died young.
Erick Cock, born c. 1650, died 1701 in Gloucester County; married Elisabeth Olofsdotter Philipson, 9 children.
Anna Cock, born c. 1652, died in Upper Merion Township; married Gunnar Rambo, 9 children.
Måns Cock, born c. 1654, died c. 1721, Gloucester County; married Gunilla Jonasdotter Nilsson, 7 children.
John Cock, born 1656, died 1716, St. Georges Creek, New Castle County; married Brigitta Nilsdotter Friend, 9 children.
Peter Cock, born 1658, died 1708, Passyunk; married Helena Israelsdotter Helm, 9 children.
Magdalena Cock, born 1659, died after 1723 in Kingsessing; married Anders Petersson Longacre. 10 children.
Maria Cock. born 1661, died after 1717 in Passyunk; married Anders Rambo, 6 children.
Gabriel Cock, born 1663, died after 1714 in New Castle County; married Maria Nilsdotter Friend, 7 or more children.
Brigitta Cock. born 1665, died 1726 in Gloucester County; married John Rambo, I I children.
Margaret Cock, born 1667, died 1701 in Kingsessing; married Robert Longshore and Thomas Jenner, 3 children.
Catharine Cock, born 1669, died 1748 in Moyamensing; married Bengt Bengtsson, 4 or more children.
2. Catharine Lom, born in Roslagen c. 1628, married John Wheeler, an Englishman, who lived in the New Sweden colony. After the 1653 protest to Printz, they moved to Swanwyck, near the Dutch Fort Casimir (New Castle), and by 1658 had moved to the Sassafras River in Cecil County, Maryland. Catharine died before 1674 when John Wheeler's second wife Mary renounced any interest in his property. Catharine had four known children:
Samuel Wheeler, born c. 1650, who remained in Cecil County on his father's "Roundstone" plantation; never married.
John Wheeler, born c. 1654, sold his father's 'Wheelers Point' plantation in Cecil County to his brother-in-law Nicholas Allum in 1677, intending to move to land acquired by his "grandfather" Lars Andersson in Blockley Township, Philadelphia County. However, he returned to Cecil County to live at "Roundstone," married Elizabeth and died in 1698, survived by 3 daughters.
Anna Wheeler, born c. 1656, married Nicholas Allum; I daughter.
Anders Wheeler, born c. 1660, moved as a young man to the Blockley Township land acquired by Lars Andersson. After inheriting part of Moyamensing from Andersson, he sold the Blockley Township lands to his cousins, the Gertsson brothers. Married Catharine Andersdotter Svensson and Anna Maria Georgen (Urian), 7 children.
3. Peter Månsson, born in Roslagen c. 1638, never used his father's surname. He married a daughter (name unknown) of Sven Gunnarsson and in 1673 was shown as a one-third owner of the Bought on the Delaware in Brandywine Hundred, New Castle County. He surrendered this interest to Marcus Laurens and moved to Cecil County, where he died in 1677, survived by one child:
Anders Petersson. Sven Svensson, Peter Månsson's brother-in-law, attempted, without success, to be his guardian. Anders appears to have died in his minority in Cecil County, without issue.
4. Anna Lorn, born at sea in 1641, married Giösta Danielsson, who arrived, in New Sweden in 1654 as a tailor and soldier. They lived at Upland (Chester), where Danielsson died intestate in 1681, survived by three daughters:
Margaret Danielsson, baptized in 1658 at the Dutch Church in New Amsterdam (New York), died in 1697 in Gloucester County; married Casper Fish in 1675, 8 children.
Brigitta Danielsson, born c. 1660, died c. 1685 in Gloucester County; became 2d wife of Marcus Laurens, a Holsteiner [progenitor of the Swedish Hulings], 2 children.
Maria Danielsson, born 1663, died 1699 at Tacony, Philadelphia County; married Nils Ollesson Gdstenberg, 8 children.
5. Beata Lom, born 1643, reported to be the first girl born in New Sweden, died at Upland in the spring of 1689. In January 1662 she became the second wife of Pastor Lars Carlsson Lock, who came to New Sweden in 1648. Their children:
Anders Lock, born c. 1663, died 1716 in Gloucester County; married Christina Fish, sister of Casper Fish and widow of Hans Petersson, 6 children.
Måns, Lock, born c. 1665, died c. 1698 in Gloucester County; unmarried.
Catharine Lock, born c. 1668, died 1720 in Gloucester County; married John Jonasson [Nilsson], 5 daughters.
John Lock, born c. 1670, died 1720 in Gloucester County; married Catharine Hoffman, 4 children.
Peter Lock, born c. 1673, died 1731 in Gloucester County; married Maria, 9 children.
Maria Lock, born c. 1675, had illegitimate child by Hermanus Helm; not further traced.
Gustaf Lock, born c. 1680, died 1742 in Gloucester County; married Magdalena Hoffman, 8 children.
Another daughter (not identified) who told Peter Kalm in 1748 that her mother Beata Lom was thc first girl born in New Sweden.
6. Christina Lom, born c. 1645, married Mårten Gertsson of Christina Creek c. 1663. She died after 1678. After her husband drowned out of his canoe in 1680, Lars Andersson Collinus and Sven Månsson Lom were named administrators of his estate. Her children:
Gertrude Gertsson, born 1664, died 1744 in Moyamensing; married John Stille, son of Olof Stille, 12 children.
Armegot Gertsson, born 1664, died 1755 in Blockley Township, married Johan Skute, son of Captain Sven Skute, 3 children.
Gerrit Gertsson [later Garrett], born c. 1672, died 1732 in Blockley Township, married (1st) Magdalena, (2nd) his cousin Regina Huling, daughter of Marcus Laurens, 8 children.
Mårten Gertsson [later Garrett], born 1675, died 1751 in Blockley Township; married Brita Jonasdotter Nilsson, 5 children.
7. Sven Månsson Lom, born c. 1648, died c. 1685 in Blockley Township; name of wife unknown, one child named in step-father's will:
Utro (Gertrude?) Lom; no further record.
8. Helena Lom, born 1650, died 1720 in Gloucester County. She married Michael Nilsson Laican in 1670. Initially they lived at the Bought on land later occupied by her brother Peter Månsson. Then they moved to Shackamaxon to share land with her nephew, Lasse Cock. Michael Laican stayed in Shackamaxon after inheriting land at Moyamensing from. Lars Andersson Collinus. He moved in 1699 to Gloucester County, where he died in 1704. They had 10 children:
Catharine Laican, born 1671, who married Lawrence Huling, eldest son of Marcus Laurens, 2 sons.
Anna Laican, born 1673, died in Upper Merion Township; married her cousin John Gunnarsson Rambo, 7 children.
Gertrude Laican, born 1675, died c. 1721 in Gloucester County; married her cousin Peter Ericksson Cock, 8 children.
Nils Laican, born 1677, died 1733 in Gloucester County; married cousin Susannah Fish, no children.
Måns Laican, born 1679, died 1728 in Gloucester County; married Maria, 2 children.
Anders Laican, born 1682, died 1733 in Gloucester County; never married.
Christina Laican, born 1684, died in Gloucester County; married cousin Elias Fish, 6 children.
Michael Laican, born 1686, died after 1740 in Gloucester County; married Anna Hoffman, 10 children.
Helena Laican, born 1689, died in Gloucester County; married cousin Casper Fish, Jr., 7 children.
Zacharias Laican, born 1696, died 1733 in Gloucester County; never married.
9. Maria Lom, born c. 1652, married John Mattsson, son of Matthias Hanson c. 1672. After living at Moyamensing for 12 years, they moved to Gloucester County where Mattsson died in 1701. Aside from caring for the younger children of Lars and Beata Lock after their deaths, John and Maria Mattsson had at least seven children of their own:
Matthias Mattsson, born c. 1673, died 1700 in Gloucester County; unmarried.
Anna Mattsson, born c. 1674, died 1721 in Gloucester County; married Stephen Jones, son of Anders Jonsson Ekoren, 6 children.
Måns Mattsson, born c. 1670, died c. 1705 in Gloucester County; married Elisabeth, I child.
Gertrude Mattsson, born c. 1678; husband and children (if any) unknown.
Anders Mattsson, born c. 1680, died 1734 in Gloucester County; married Maria Van Culen, 5 children.
Maria Mattsson, married in 1717 William Philpot of Salem County, 7 children.
One or two other daughters not identified.
The "forgotten forefather" Måns Svensson Lom left quite a family!

 

Family
Child
Last Edited12 Nov 2007

Citations

  1. [S606] Swedish Colonial Society, online unknown url, For information on all of his children see the Swedish Colonial Site.

Robert Lord

M, #1474
ChartsZachariah Davis
MARRIAGE* Robert Lord married Annie Elizabeth (Lizzie) Floyd, daughter of George Washington Floyd and Susanah (Susan) Davis. 

Family

Annie Elizabeth (Lizzie) Floyd b. 21 January 1877
Last Edited17 Aug 1994

Wiley Rogers Lord1

M, #4197, b. 17 April 1871, d. 24 December 1918
Birth*17 April 1871 Wiley Rogers Lord was born on 17 April 1871 at Wilkinson, GA.1 
MARRIAGE*3 December 1900 He married Mary Arliffie Bryant, daughter of James Burwell Bryant and Winnifred Anderson, on 3 December 1900 at Coffee, GA.1 
Death*24 December 1918 He died on 24 December 1918 at Suwanee, Florida, at age 47.1 

Family

Mary Arliffie Bryant b. 4 November 1880, d. 24 November 1949
Last Edited13 Jun 2005

Citations

  1. [S492] Cara Murray, "Bryant Family," e-mail to MVW.

M. Eva Lorentz

F, #452
Last Edited23 Nov 1998

Adelaide of Louvain

F, #2699, d. 1151
MARRIAGE* Adelaide of Louvain married Henry The First, son of William I The Conqueror and Matilda of Flanders. 
Death*1151 She died in 1151. 
Married Name Her married name was The First. 

Family

Henry The First b. 1068, d. 1135
Last Edited17 Aug 1994

Sarah Lovina1

F, #2962
ChartsWilliam Basse
MARRIAGE*1729 Sarah Lovina married William Bass, son of William Bass Sr. and Catherine LANIER, in 1729 at Norfolk, VA, Sarah called the "Molatto" daughter of a "Negro Woman" slave named Jean Lovina. Norfolk WB 6:fol.96; DB 12:188; 18:41-2 Seventy years later the Norfolk County Clerk wrote a certificate for a grandson named William stating that he was "of English and Indian descent and is not a Negroe nor a Mulattoe as by some falsely and malitiously stated." The author of "Free African Americans" says the May 1797 affidaivit was false and conflicted with other family evidence.1 
Married Name1729  As of 1729,her married name was Bass.1 

Family

William Bass b. 28 October 1676, d. 20 October 1751
Last Edited8 Jan 2009

Citations

  1. [S467] Free African Americans, online www.freeafricanamericans.com.

Elizabeth Drucilla Lowman

F, #3363
MARRIAGE* Elizabeth Drucilla Lowman married John Lewis Asbell Dear Dan,
Yes, Susan Clarice Asbill/Asbell Floyd was a daughter of John Lewis Asbill/Asbell and Elizabeth Drucilla "Lizzie" Lowman. My information comes from a book written by Hilda Grimwood called Asbill Connections. Hilda Jernigan Grimwood is a descendent of Bertha Belle Asbill/Asbell Sanders. Bertha Belle was a sister of your Susan Clarice. Mrs. Grimwood's book can be found at many libraries and her mailing address is:
Mrs. Hilda Grimwood
826 Voyager Drive
Houston, Texas, 77062-5619
(281) 488-3972.
I hope that this information would prove helpful.
Sincerely,
Stepheni Scott
202 Cheltenham Dr.
Aiken, SC 29803
vinonut@aol.com.
 
Married Name Her married name was Asbell. 

Family

John Lewis Asbell
Child
Last Edited21 Jan 2002

James Lowry

M, #1077, d. after 1736
Father*Matthew Lowry Jr. d. b 25 Oct 1728
Mother*Joanna Goodson b. 1670, d. 1736
Birth*  His mother was called Floid in her father's will in 1724. Because of her supposed age I suspect this may be a step child. 
 James Lowry was the son of Matthew Lowry Jr. and Joanna Goodson. 
Death*after 1736 He died after 1736.1 
Last Edited1 Aug 2008

Citations

  1. [S476] Blanche Adams Chapman, Isle of Wight Wills.

Mathew Lowry Sr.

M, #4004, b. circa 1670
Birth*circa 1670 Mathew Lowry Sr. was born circa 1670 at Isle of Wight County, VA.1 
Note*1694 He Its possible that Mathew either had a brother or a son named James Lowry as a person with that name was named on June 1 1694 to take as an apprentice John Harris the orphan of Richard Harris deceased. Richard's wife Ann was still alive. They were the parents of Love Harris who married John Bass. in 1694.2 
LANDCONTRA*6 April 1700  On 6 April 1700 In a deed Mathew Lowry is described as occupying land adjoining Pharoah Cobb. From this date I am supposing that Matthew Lowry had to be at least 25 years old to be residing on land so that would put his birthdate at about 1675 or so which is much too early for this to be Joanna's husband and so this must be her father-in law to be. Since son Matthew who later marries Joanna seemed to be a contemporary of Joanna's first husband I would place his birth about 1690 (about same as Joanna's) Therefore his father likely born 1670.3 

Family
Child
Last Edited1 Aug 2008

Citations

  1. [S551] William Lindsay Hopkins, Isle of Wight.
  2. [S1] Bass Family, Book, 1961 State Archives of Georgia.
  3. [S551] William Lindsay Hopkins, Isle of Wight, p. 59.

Matthew Lowry III

M, #1078, d. after 1761
Father*Matthew Lowry Jr. d. b 25 Oct 1728
Mother*Joanna Goodson b. 1670, d. 1736
Birth* Matthew Lowry III was born at Isle of Wight County, VA, I suspect he was a step child of Joanna Floyd Lowrey. 
 He was the son of Matthew Lowry Jr. and Joanna Goodson. 
Death*after 1761  After 1761 He proved the will of Francis Floyd and in the same court his brother Thomas appointed administrator or estate of the deceased.1,2 
COURT*1746  In 1746 He along with William Bell are witnesses to a land sale. Need to check if this happened in IOW or Edgecomb. 
Last Edited1 Aug 2008

Citations

  1. [S476] Blanche Adams Chapman, Isle of Wight Wills.
  2. [S578] Jr. Dorman, Edgecomb county N.C. abstracts of Court Minutes 1744-46, 1757-94.

Matthew Lowry Jr.

M, #1073, d. before 25 October 1728
Father*Mathew Lowry Sr. b. c 1670
 Matthew Lowry Jr. was the son of Mathew Lowry Sr. 
MARRIAGE*after 1724 This date seems likely since his two sons did not appear to be minors when their mother died in 1736; She is called Joan Floid in her father's will dated 1722.1 
Death*before 25 October 1728 He died before 25 October 1728 at Isle of Wight County, VA.1 
COURT*23 November 1693  On 23 November 1693 Matthew Lowry is mentioned in court minutes.2 
LANDCONTRA1700  In 1700 A deed refers to land occupied by Matthew Lowry.3 
LANDCONTRA9 June 1705  On 9 June 1705 Matthew Lowry bought 100 acres adjoining Thomas Joyner and cypress Swamp.4 
LANDCONTRA9 June 1705  On 9 June 1705 Matthew Lowry bought 100 acres.5 
LANDCONTRA*1711  In 1711 Matthew Lowry witnessed a land purchase of 150 acres on Cypress Swamp made by Thomas Floyd. 
ADMINISTRA*24 November 1735 He was account administrator on 24 November 1735 at VA.1 
Note*2004  In 2004 It appears that Matthew Lowry knew and/or was a friend of Joanna's first husband, Floyd. Therefore, I suspect her first husband was named Thomas since Matthew Lowry and Thomas Floyd owned adjoining property. 

Family

Joanna Goodson b. 1670, d. 1736
MARRIAGE*after 1724 This date seems likely since his two sons did not appear to be minors when their mother died in 1736; She is called Joan Floid in her father's will dated 1722.1 
Children
Last Edited11 May 2007

Citations

  1. [S476] Blanche Adams Chapman, Isle of Wight Wills.
  2. [S551] William Lindsay Hopkins, Isle of Wight, p. 72.
  3. [S551] William Lindsay Hopkins, Isle of Wight, p.59.
  4. [S551] William Lindsay Hopkins, Isle of Wight, p. 84.
  5. [S551] William Lindsay Hopkins, Isle of Wight, p. 85.

Deela Lucas1

F, #4363, b. 1891, d. 1969
ChartsZachariah Davis
Birth*1891 Deela Lucas was born in 1891.1 
MARRIAGE*17 January 1909 She married Jason C. Hart, son of Seaborn (Seburne or Cebren) Madison Hart and Rebecca (Beckann) Davis, on 17 January 1909.1,2 
Death*1969 She died in 1969 at Hart Cemetery, Cochran, Bleckley County, GA. 
Married Name17 January 1909  As of 17 January 1909,her married name was Hart. 

Family

Jason C. Hart b. 1884, d. 1948
Last Edited27 Oct 2007

Citations

  1. [S61] 1920 Census;.
  2. [S2] Harris, History of Pulaski County.

Esther Lucas1

F, #3666, b. 1901
MARRIAGE* Esther Lucas married Walter Augustus Floyd, son of George Augustus Floyd and Henny Lara Quincy Stokes.1 
Birth*1901 She was born in 1901.1 
Married Name Her married name was Floyd.1 

Family

Walter Augustus Floyd b. June 1897
Last Edited13 Apr 2006

Citations

  1. [S61] 1920 Census;.

Eugene Lucas

M, #2557
MARRIAGE* Eugene Lucas married Margaret F. Ogle, daughter of Rezin (Pap) Horatio Ogle and Margaret Wells. 
Biography*  The grandmother of Eugene Lucas was the daughter of Count Pulaski, the Polish nobleman, who came to instruct the American troops in the Revolutionary War.1 

Family

Margaret F. Ogle b. 8 March 1856, d. 5 March 1905
Last Edited17 Sep 1999

Citations

  1. [S456] Mary Durkin Carey, "MDC notes."

Charles Luhr

M, #3830, b. 1832
Father*Joseph Luhr
Mother*Barbara Loesch b. c 1820
MARRIAGE* Charles Luhr married Elizabeth Beleke. 
Birth*1832 He was born in 1832. 
 He was the son of Joseph Luhr and Barbara Loesch. 
EMAIL*2003  Have tracked the LUHRs from Joseph, wife Barbara thru several census'
Charles (buried on Luhr lot #1) was born in 1832---wife Elizabeth Beleke
(Josephine was born in 1842--so Chas. is her older bro.)
Found the Luhr-Beleke info on a St. Marys website......have dates of
marriage etc.
Joseph LUHR Barbara Loesch chldren were:
Charles
Francis X
Josephine
Henry.
 

Family

Elizabeth Beleke
Child
Last Edited23 Aug 2003

Francis X Luhr

M, #3832
Father*Joseph Luhr
Mother*Barbara Loesch b. c 1820
 Francis X Luhr was the son of Joseph Luhr and Barbara Loesch. 
Last Edited23 Aug 2003

Henry Luhr

M, #3833
Father*Joseph Luhr
Mother*Barbara Loesch b. c 1820
 Henry Luhr was the son of Joseph Luhr and Barbara Loesch. 
Last Edited23 Aug 2003

Joseph Luhr

M, #228
MARRIAGE* Joseph Luhr married Barbara Loesch. 

Family

Barbara Loesch b. circa 1820
Children
Last Edited14 Dec 1998

Josephine Luhr1

F, #227, b. 1842, d. 13 March 1865
Father*Joseph Luhr
Mother*Barbara Loesch b. c 1820
Birth*1842 Josephine Luhr was born in 1842. 
 She was the daughter of Joseph Luhr and Barbara Loesch. 
MARRIAGE*10 May 1864  Marriage record from St. Mary's Church states: " William James Blakely, son of James Blakely and Susan Smyth from Pittsburg, and Josephine Luhr, daughter of Joseph Luhr and Barbara Loesch from Forshheim, Baden (Germany), married in St. Mary's Church on May 10, 1864. Witnesses were Laurie Blakely, James B. Dodge, Susan Blakely, and Mary English. Minister was Father Ferdinand B. Wolf, of the Order of St. Benedict."
Josephine died in March of the following year in childbirth. William remarried and apparently named his first daughter Josephine after his first wife. (Probably first and second wives were friends or possibly could have been sisters). Laura Glass does not think they were sisters as Wimmer mentions going to the "Gensheimer store" while in Erie in 1871. She thinks that he met Mary in Erie since that is where he set up his practice, probably leaving St. Marys shortly after the death of his wife Josephine. 
Death*13 March 1865 She died on 13 March 1865 at St. Mary's, Elk County, PA, History of Westmoreland Co., PA states "died 3-13-1865 Josephine Blakely widow of Dr. James age 23." also listed in Fischer "Marriage and Death Notices from Weekly Newspapers, Westmoreland Co., Oa 1818-1865.
This is strange because James married #2 time to Mary G.
The following death notices were taken from The Brookville Herald, published in Brookville, Pa.
Mar. 12, 1865…at St. Mary’s, Elk County, John Becan Ryan Blakely, infant son of Dr. W. James and Josephine Blakely.
Mar. 13, 1865…at St. Mary’s, Elk County, Josephine Blakely, wife of Dr. W. James Blakely.

 
Burial*1865  In 1865 According to a letter from the cemetery in 1998 the following people were buried in same plot. Do not know how they fit in yet. Frank Luhr, Joseph, Lt. Jorden Luhr, Corp. Edmund Luhr, Donald Luhr, Pierre, Augustine Luhr, Gertrude Luhr, Amelia W. Luhr
The 1930 census indicated they were children and grandchildren of Joseph T. and Francis Luhr (born 1863 and 1866) who were then living in the household.
Married Name10 May 1864  As of 10 May 1864,her married name was Blakely. 

Family

William James Blakely b. 26 April 1839, d. 7 January 1877
Last Edited13 Sep 2005

Citations

  1. Her father had a store with her husband's father.

Josephine J. Luhr

F, #4212, b. 24 September 1858, d. 14 March 1880
Father*Charles Luhr b. 1832
Mother*Elizabeth Beleke
Birth*24 September 1858 Josephine J. Luhr was born on 24 September 1858. 
 She was the daughter of Charles Luhr and Elizabeth Beleke. 
Burial*1880 She was buried in 1880 at St. Marys, Elk County, PA.
Death*14 March 1880 She died on 14 March 1880 at age 21. 
Last Edited13 Sep 2005

Sarah Ann Lynch

F, #774
Birth* Sarah Ann Lynch was born at SC.1 
MARRIAGE* She married John Woods. 
Married Name Her married name was Woods. 

Family

John Woods
Child
Last Edited13 Jan 2003

Citations

  1. [S59] 1900 Census;.

Malissa Mabry

F, #2051
MARRIAGE*3 January 1823 Malissa Mabry married John Bass, son of Isaac Bass and Milly (?), on 3 January 1823. 
Married Name3 January 1823  As of 3 January 1823,her married name was Bass. 

Family

John Bass b. 13 June 1804
Child
Last Edited17 Aug 1994

Rebecca Mabry

F, #2054, d. 6 April 1877
MARRIAGE*10 September 1829 Rebecca Mabry married Turner Bass, son of Isaac Bass and Milly (?), on 10 September 1829. 
Death*6 April 1877 She died on 6 April 1877. 
Married Name10 September 1829  As of 10 September 1829,her married name was Bass. 

Family

Turner Bass b. 19 January 1807, d. 18 August 1873
Children
Last Edited17 Aug 1994

Mary Ann Mackin

F, #973, b. 1842, d. 14 February 1914
MARRIAGE* Mary Ann Mackin married Bernard Donovan. 
Birth*1842 She was born in 1842. 
Death*14 February 1914 She died on 14 February 1914. 
Married Name Her married name was Donovan. 

Family

Bernard Donovan b. 1840, d. 1902
Child
Last Edited6 Feb 1999

Ellis Maddox

M, #1438
ChartsZachariah Davis
MARRIAGE*19 June 1932 Ellis Maddox married Gladys Floyd, daughter of Archibald R. Floyd and Margaret Juliette Holland, on 19 June 1932. 

Family

Gladys Floyd b. 21 July 1905
Last Edited17 Aug 1994