Francois Maurice Adrien-Lamoureux Jr. [Parents] was born 1 on 18 Aug 1831 in Chambly, Quebec, Canada. He died 2 on 4 May 1874 in St.Mathias, Rouville, Quebec, Canada. He was buried on 6 May 1874 in St.Joseph, Chambly, Quebec, Canada. He married Marguerite Louise "Elise" Larocque dit Lafontaine on 12 Nov 1855 in St.Mathias, Rouville, Quebec, Canada. Francois was employed as mason.
Commonly used Maurice as his first name. Appears on the 1871 census of the Village du Basin de Chambly, p. 28 with wife Louise (Marguerite Lucie). He is French, Catholic, unable to read or write.
Marguerite Louise "Elise" Larocque dit Lafontaine [Parents] was born on 3 Feb 1836 in Chambly, Quebec, Canada. She was christened on 4 Feb 1836 in St. Joseph de Chambly, Chambly, Quebec. She died on 20 Dec 1909 in Richelieu, Quebec, Canada. She was buried on 23 Dec 1909 in ND de Bonsecours Cem., Richelieu, Quebec. She married Francois Maurice Adrien-Lamoureux Jr. on 12 Nov 1855 in St.Mathias, Rouville, Quebec, Canada. Marguerite was baptized on 3 Feb 1836 in St. Joseph de Chambly.
Other marriages:Charron, Theophile
They had the following children:
F i Marie-Louise Lamoureux was born on 13 Aug 1856. She died on 8 Mar 1930. M ii Joseph Arthur Lamoureux was born on 21 Aug 1858 in Chambly, Quebec, Canada. He was christened on 22 Aug 1858 in St. Joseph de Chambly. He died on 1 Jun 1859 in Chambly, Quebec, Canada. He was buried on 3 Jun 1859 in Chambly, Quebec, Canada.
Godfather: Paul Ludger Larocque; godmother: Philomene AdrienF iii Louise Leontine Lamoureux was born on 2 Oct 1860 in Chambly, Quebec, Canada. She was christened on 3 Oct 1860 in St. Joseph de Chambly. She died on 21 Mar 1861 in Chambly, Quebec, Canada. She was buried on 22 Mar 1861 in Chambly, Quebec, Canada.
Godfather: Isaac Dupuy; godmother: Leontine SchefferM iv Joseph Napoleon Lamoureux was born on 25 Apr 1862. M v Ovide Georges Lamoureux was born on 10 Apr 1865 in Chambly, Quebec, Canada. He was christened on 11 Apr 1865 in St. Joseph de Chambly.
Godfather: Dosithe Larocque; godmother: Lucie LarocqueF vi Marie Anne Lamoureux was born on 11 Feb 1867 in Chambly, Quebec, Canada. She was christened on 12 Feb 1867 in St. Joseph de Chambly. She died on 24 Feb 1867 in Chambly, Quebec, Canada. She was buried on 26 Feb 1867 in Chambly, Quebec, Canada.
Godfather: Abraham Levreau; godmother: Almina LafranceF vii Marie Anne Lamoureux was born on 5 Mar 1869. She died on 19 Dec 1919. M viii Ephrem Avila Lamoureux was born on 2 Dec 1870.
Jean Baptiste Renaud-Deslauriers [Parents] [scrapbook] was born on 22 Sep 1804 in Contrecoeur, Quebec. He was christened on 23 Sep 1804 in Sainte Trinite, Contrecoeur, Quebec. He died before 1847. He married Therese Lussier on 3 May 1825 in St. Denis sur Richelieu.
Used only the surname Renaud on his marriage document.
Dead before 1847 when 2nd son was married.For some reason, at least two (Andrew and Jeremiah) of his adult children began to use the surname of their mother --that of Lucier, which was Americanized to Lucius. Son George used only Deslauriers but it was usually spelled Delorier. Caroline used the surname Deslauriers.
Therese Lussier [Parents] was born on 22 May 1808 in Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada. She was christened on 23 May 1808 in Notre Dame du Rosaire de St. Hyacinthe. She died after 1850. She married Jean Baptiste Renaud-Deslauriers on 3 May 1825 in St. Denis sur Richelieu.
Still alive as late as 1850 when daughter Caroline's first baby is born --Therese is named Godmother.
Surname was spelled as "Lucier" on her baptismal certificate - have it in file.Godfather was Jacques Dufresne; godmother -Catherine Ponst (?)
Surname spelled LHuissier on marriage document
They had the following children:
M i Lewis Andrew (Renaud-Deslauriers) Lucius was born on 31 Dec 1825. He died on 27 May 1868. M ii Jean Baptiste George Renaud-Deslauriers was born on 6 Jul 1827. He died on 24 Jul 1908. M iii Jeremiah (Francois Remi) (Renaud-Deslauriers) Lucius was born on 24 Jan 1829. He died on 28 Jan 1911. F iv Marie Virginia Renaud-DesLauriers was born on 18 Oct 1830 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Marie was baptized in Notre Dame.
Godfather: Jean B. Renaud Godmother: Rosalie Forte St. LucierF v Caroline Renaud-DesLauriers was born on 28 Mar 1833. She died on 29 Jul 1920.
Edward A. Saltus [Parents] was born about 1842 in Brattleboro, VT. He died on 11 Jan 1883 in Chicopee, MA. The cause of death was menengitis. He was buried 1 on 30 Apr 1883 in Springfield Cem., Springfield, MA. He married Philomene Gendron ( Deschamps) in Sep 1870. Edward was employed as gas piper.
Other marriages:Barret, Philomene
Served as Union soldier in 8th Inf. Co F from Burlington . Went from private
to sergeant.Appears on 1850 census with his parents - surname spelled as Salter.
Appears on 1870 census in Burlington with first wife and two daughters.
Appears on 1880 census (listed as Salters) in Springfield, Hampden Co., MABurial was delayed due to weather conditions.
Philomene Gendron ( Deschamps) [Parents] [scrapbook] was born on 21 Mar 1839 in Sorel, Quebec, Canada. She died on 13 Feb 1934 in Aldenville, Massachusetts. The cause of death was hypostatic pneumonia. She was buried in Oak Grove Cem., Springfield, Mass.. She married Edward A. Saltus in Sep 1870. Philomene was baptized on 21 Mar 1839 in St. Pierre-de-Sorel Cath. Church.
Other marriages:(Renaud-Deslauriers) Lucius, Jeremiah (Francois Remi)
Mayo, George Sr.
Legal, baptismal name for Mary was Philomene Gendron. She apparently
Americanized her first name to Mary, as well as took the surname of her
stepfather, Field. He had Americanized his name from Jean DesChamps to John Field.Marriage record in Fitchburg, MA states she was 19 years old in 1859, her first marriage. She was actually 20.5.
No record of a divorce found under LUCIUS in Worcester, Hampden or Bristol Counties 1873 - 1882Listed in 1880 census of Springfield, MA with Edward Salters (sic), his three children, Mary's children Edward, Helen, Oliver and Matilda, and Edward (all Lucius children) plus her children with Saltus- Charles and Lilly. Charles' birthplace is listed as VT while Lilly's is MA
She immigrated in 1841 per the 1900 census of Chicopee, Hampden Co., MA. -son George Mayo living with her. She is listed as "divorced". Mother of 12, 10 living. Address is 536 Britton. Her birth year is 1838.Listed on 1920 census of Chicopee, MA on Edwards St. Mary is 82 y/o, listed as "widowed" when actually is divorced; states date of immigration as 1852 which differs from 1900 census and is naturalized.
Listed on 1930 census of Chicopee, MA at 112 Edwards St. She is age 90, widowed, year of immigration 1892, naturalized, from French Canada, age of 1st marriage is 15; son Edward in household, age 30, single, no occupation
Where is she living in 1910? Citizenship paper available??
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Have searched the available records and did not locate a marriage or divorce for Mary (Field) Lucius to Edward Saltus. Checked under Field, Lucius and Saltus without success
Vermont State Archives and Records Administration (2011)
They had the following children:
F i Lillian Saltus was born on 7 Oct 1879. She died on 25 Aug 1932. M ii Charles Napoleon Saltus was born on 11 Apr 1880. He died on 25 Dec 1967.
George Mayo Sr. was born about 1854 in Canada. He married Philomene Gendron ( Deschamps) on 13 Oct 1883 in Fitchburg, Worchester Co., MA. The marriage ended in divorce.
Philomene Gendron ( Deschamps) [Parents] [scrapbook] was born on 21 Mar 1839 in Sorel, Quebec, Canada. She died on 13 Feb 1934 in Aldenville, Massachusetts. The cause of death was hypostatic pneumonia. She was buried in Oak Grove Cem., Springfield, Mass.. She married George Mayo Sr. on 13 Oct 1883 in Fitchburg, Worchester Co., MA. The marriage ended in divorce. Philomene was baptized on 21 Mar 1839 in St. Pierre-de-Sorel Cath. Church.
Other marriages:(Renaud-Deslauriers) Lucius, Jeremiah (Francois Remi)
Saltus, Edward A.
Legal, baptismal name for Mary was Philomene Gendron. She apparently
Americanized her first name to Mary, as well as took the surname of her
stepfather, Field. He had Americanized his name from Jean DesChamps to John Field.Marriage record in Fitchburg, MA states she was 19 years old in 1859, her first marriage. She was actually 20.5.
No record of a divorce found under LUCIUS in Worcester, Hampden or Bristol Counties 1873 - 1882Listed in 1880 census of Springfield, MA with Edward Salters (sic), his three children, Mary's children Edward, Helen, Oliver and Matilda, and Edward (all Lucius children) plus her children with Saltus- Charles and Lilly. Charles' birthplace is listed as VT while Lilly's is MA
She immigrated in 1841 per the 1900 census of Chicopee, Hampden Co., MA. -son George Mayo living with her. She is listed as "divorced". Mother of 12, 10 living. Address is 536 Britton. Her birth year is 1838.Listed on 1920 census of Chicopee, MA on Edwards St. Mary is 82 y/o, listed as "widowed" when actually is divorced; states date of immigration as 1852 which differs from 1900 census and is naturalized.
Listed on 1930 census of Chicopee, MA at 112 Edwards St. She is age 90, widowed, year of immigration 1892, naturalized, from French Canada, age of 1st marriage is 15; son Edward in household, age 30, single, no occupation
Where is she living in 1910? Citizenship paper available??
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Have searched the available records and did not locate a marriage or divorce for Mary (Field) Lucius to Edward Saltus. Checked under Field, Lucius and Saltus without success
Vermont State Archives and Records Administration (2011)
They had the following children:
M i George Henry Mayo was born on 27 May 1884. He died on 20 Jul 1966.
Jean Baptiste Gendron [Parents].Jean married Angele Jacques on 8 Nov 1836 in Sorel, Quebec, Canada.
Angele Jacques [Parents] [scrapbook] was born on 6 Aug 1817 in Sorel, Quebec, Canada. She died on 4 Jun 1869 in Fitchburg, Massaschusetts. The cause of death was consumption. She was buried in Fitchburg, MA. She married Jean Baptiste Gendron on 8 Nov 1836 in Sorel, Quebec, Canada. Angele was baptized on 6 Aug 1817 in St. Pierre de Sorel Cath. Church.
Other marriages:Field, Jean Guilliame (DesChamps) s
John & Angelina Field were in Fitchburg in 1851, and West Boylston March 1853 and also June 1855 and moved back to Fitchburg during the year of 1855.
Listed in West Boylston MA for state census in 1855 under name of John Fields, laborer, born Canada; Angeline, age 30, born Canada. (Her age was actually 38). Angeline's daughter Lizzie (by first husband) is living with the Fields family - age 13, born Canada.Lived on Prichard St. (Fitchburg) at time of death - age 55 (she was actually only 52)
Parents on death record are listed as Peter and Rosetta Wright (this is incorrect)
They had the following children:
F i Philomene Gendron ( Deschamps) was born on 21 Mar 1839. She died on 13 Feb 1934. F ii Marie Desanges Gendron (Deschamps) Field was born on 9 Jun 1841. She died on 20 Apr 1876.
Otto H. Wickliffe [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 1 in Oct 1847 in Philadelphia, PA. He died on 11 Sep 1908. The cause of death was cardioembolism. He was buried on 14 Sep 1908 in Glenwood Cem, West Long Branch, Monmouth Co NJ. He married Clara Lucius on 19 Nov 1875 in Providence, RI. Otto was employed as painter, houses & carriages.
On 1900 census, his name appears as "Otto H." Wickliff; painter; out of work for 3 months
September 10, 1902 Red Bank Register
MINOR HAPPENINGS IN ALL
PARTS OF THE COUNT*..0. H. Wickliffe, formerly of Seabrigbt, has formed a partnership with Edgar Clayton in the carriage-painting
business at Long Branch.
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Died at age 58; buried in Sec. 7, Lot 26, space #2 . Morris Funeral Home (No longer in business)"K.S.H.T.W.S.S.T." appears on the family tombstone:
The above letters are usually seen in a circular fashion inside the 'keystone' symbol and this symbol is from the capitular degrees of free masonry, more commonly known as a Royal Arch Mason. This symbol is that of a man that was a Royal Arch Mason as well as a Master Mason who was active in his local Masonic Blue Lodge. Although the highest degree that a "Free and Accepted Mason" can attain is that of a 'Master Mason', there are other appended organizations and the 'Royal Arch Mason' is one of them. Initially, there are three degrees that an individual is required to attain to become a Mason; 'Entered Apprentice', 'Fellow-Craft' and then he is raised to 'Master Mason'.
Although "Master Mason" is the highest degree in the "Free and Accepted Masons" fraternity, there are other appended organizations which require that the member first be a "Master Mason" in order to participate. In each of these appended organizations, the Master Mason is instructed in additional degrees. Some of these appended organizations are; York Rite Mason, Scottish Rite Mason and Shriner.
Clara Lucius [Parents] [scrapbook] was born on 3 Dec 1857 in Keene, Chesire Co., New Hampshire. She died on 12 Apr 1949 in Springfield, Mass.. She was buried 1 in Oak Grove Cem., Springfield, Hampden Co., MA. She married Otto H. Wickliffe on 19 Nov 1875 in Providence, RI.
Other marriages:Duquette, Stephen
Per Dorothy Pease, Clara owned a small hotel at one time, down on the Atlantic
coast - poss. New Jersey, poss. named "Sea Bright"; Lived in Springfield MA since 1920. Former member of Sons & Daughters of Liberty. Have her obit.
Listed on 1880 census with first husband & two sons in Providence, RI Husband was a painter; she did dressmaking
Listed on 1900 census of Ocean, Monmouth Co NJ. She was mother of 4 -- 3 living. (Wickliffe)
Per her marriage license to S. Duquette, he was 62 & she was 55. Both had been married once before & were widowed. He was a farmer; she a nurse. His address was 51 Central St & hers was 68 Lakeside Ave - both in Springfield.Living in Springfield, MA on the 1920 census at 15 Chester St.
Listed on 1930 census of Springfield, Hampden Co MA with 2nd husband - Stephen Duquette. She was first married at age 18. Age of 72 on this census.
They had the following children:
M i William H. Wickliffe was born in Nov 1875 in Rhode Island. He died on 5 May 1908. The cause of death was post-surgery for appendicitis. He was buried on 7 May 1908 in Glenwood Cem, West Long Branch, Monmouth Co NJ.
Per birth records on-line, William was born in 1875. This doesn't agree with the census.
Article in Red Bank (NJ) newspaper, Feb 28, 1894: Seabright
Three ladies gave a "donkey party" at Packer's hall last Wednesday afternoon. Music was furnished and the young folks enjoyed themselves trying to put the tail on the donkey and in other sports. Among the many listed were W. H. Wickliffe and Charles Wickliffe.
Occupation :electrician per 1900 census
Buried in grave #8 of family plot; died in GA at age 32
RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1908.
Died in. the South.
William Wickliffe, an electrician and a son of the late Otto Wickliffe of Long Branch, died in Georgia a few days ago. The day before his death he underwent an operation for appendicitis. He was thirty years old and leaves a widow. Mr. Wickliffe was a member of Ashland council of American Mechanics of Seabright.
On page 8 of same edition:" A delegation of Ashland council of American Mechanics attended the funeral of William H. Wickliffe of Long Branch last Thursday. Mr. Wickliffe was an old member of Ashland council."M ii Charles Richard Wickliffe was born on 1 Nov 1879. He died on 4 Jul 1920. M iii Nelson L. Wickliffe was born in 1882. He died on 15 Dec 1888. The cause of death was drowned in the Navesink River. He was buried on 30 Apr 1901 in Glenwood Cem, West Long Branch, Monmouth Co NJ.
Nelson died in 1888 but interrment in Glenwood Cemetery was not until 30 Apr 1901. Need to research to find where he was first buried. Flock Funeral Home in Long Branch. (732-222-0202)
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1888 Red Bank Register
TWO BOYS DROWNED
They Went Skating on Thin Ice and Broke Through.
Last Saturday morning two boys, Nelson Wickliffe, aged seven years, and Willie VanWinkle, aged nine years, were drowned at Seabright. YoungWickliffe was the son of O. H. Wickliffe and the other boy was the son of Stephen VanWinkle. They went skating on the ice on the river at the foot of Peninsula avenue. After going out on the ice a little way the ice broke, and the boys sank in eight feet of water..Mr. Nelson, the keeper of the Seabright draw-bridge, heard the boys shouting , but he supposed they were at play. Afew minutes later he took his field
glass and saw something black near one of the pilings of the dock. He hurried over to the dock and saw the body of the Wickliffe boy, half sustained by a cake of ice. He got a boat and took the body ashore, where Dr. James J.. Reed and a number of the fishermen did their utmost to.restore life to the body, but without avail.
It was not until noon that it was learned that Willie VanWinkle was also drowned. He did not come home to
dinner, and his father started out to look for him, He learned that his boy had last been seen going toward the
river with Nelson Wickliffe and he hurried to the dock. The first thing he saw was his son's hat just under the dock. "My God!" he cried, "My boy is drowned !" A search of the river bottom was at once begun, and Mr. Wicklilfe, who was raking tbe bottom of the river with a rake, soon found the body and raised it to the surface. With the assistance of Col. E. S. Neabitt and George F. Hudson the body was carried home, where Mrs.VanWinkle was almost frantic with grief.
The funeral service over the body of Nelson Wickliffe was held at two o'clock on Monday afternoon, at the Seabright Methodist church. The funeral of Willie VanWinkle was held yesterday at Fair Haven.M iv Norman Barton Wickliffe [scrapbook] was born on 30 Oct 1888 in Sea Bright, New Jersey. He died on 17 Jul 1918 in New York. The cause of death was after surgery for appendicitis. He was buried on 20 Jul 1918 in Glenwood Cem, West Long Branch, Monmouth Co NJ.
Listed on 1910 census of borough of Manhatten, New York City, NY, single, boarder, in household of a widow who rented rooms in her house. Norman is a railroad clerk.
As of June 5, 1918 on his WWI draft registration he is single, age 28, order clerk for Simplex Auto in New Brunswick, NJ. He claimed exemption from draft because he worked in aviation engine factory. Residence:
#3 Adelaide Ave. Highland Park, NJ
RED BANK (NJ) REGISTER, July 24, 1918
On page 3: "Died After Operation
Norman Wickliffe of New York, formerly of Seabright, died in a New York hospital last Wednesday after an operation for appendicitis. He was 28 years old."
Buried in grave #1 of family plot 'tsaragusa@aol.com' - point of contact for Flock Funeral Home (2011)
Stephen Duquette [Parents] [scrapbook] was born about 1853 in Champlain, NY. He died on 21 Mar 1943 in Springfied, Hampden Co MA. He was buried in St. Aloysius Cem., Springfield, Hampden Co. MA. He married Clara Lucius on 17 Aug 1914 in Springfied, Hampden Co MA. Stephen was employed as sawyer; box maker.
Other marriages:Aunchman, Marceline
Listed on 1910 census of Springfield, MA with first wife Alelin. His age 57, real estate salesman. (Research this to see if this is a different S. Duquette)
Place of birth given on marriage license to Clara Lucius Wickliffe
Living in Springfield, MA on the 1920 census at 15 Chester St. with wife Clara. Occupation: sawyer at a brass factory. Age 67. He is age 67; wife Clara is 62. His birth place is New York.
Living in Springfield, MA on the 1930 census with Clara. States parents born in French Canada (Quebec) He is 77 years old and the residence is located at #34 Wilbraham valued at $5500 which he owns. First married at age 21.
His occupation is a box maker at a candy factory.
Clara Lucius [Parents] [scrapbook] was born on 3 Dec 1857 in Keene, Chesire Co., New Hampshire. She died on 12 Apr 1949 in Springfield, Mass.. She was buried 1 in Oak Grove Cem., Springfield, Hampden Co., MA. She married Stephen Duquette on 17 Aug 1914 in Springfied, Hampden Co MA.
Other marriages:Wickliffe, Otto H.
Per Dorothy Pease, Clara owned a small hotel at one time, down on the Atlantic
coast - poss. New Jersey, poss. named "Sea Bright"; Lived in Springfield MA since 1920. Former member of Sons & Daughters of Liberty. Have her obit.
Listed on 1880 census with first husband & two sons in Providence, RI Husband was a painter; she did dressmaking
Listed on 1900 census of Ocean, Monmouth Co NJ. She was mother of 4 -- 3 living. (Wickliffe)
Per her marriage license to S. Duquette, he was 62 & she was 55. Both had been married once before & were widowed. He was a farmer; she a nurse. His address was 51 Central St & hers was 68 Lakeside Ave - both in Springfield.Living in Springfield, MA on the 1920 census at 15 Chester St.
Listed on 1930 census of Springfield, Hampden Co MA with 2nd husband - Stephen Duquette. She was first married at age 18. Age of 72 on this census.
Nelson Lucius [Parents] was born in Feb 1858 in Keene, N.H.. He died on 8 Nov 1920. He was buried in Oak Grove Cem., Springfield, Mass.. He married Lydia A. Emily on 31 Aug 1880 in Marlborough, MA. Nelson was employed as harness maker.
Born in NH per the 1870 census - listed as apprentice to harness maker.
Listed on the 1900 census of Utica, Oneida Co., NY with wife/daughter; occupation - harness maker residing at 56 1/2 Lincoln Ave.
Lydia A. Emily was born in Aug 1858 in Marlborough, MA. She died on 29 May 1926. She was buried in Oak Grove Cem., Springfield, MA. She married Nelson Lucius on 31 Aug 1880 in Marlborough, MA.
Obit: Springfield Union News, May 30, 1926:
Mrs. Lydia A. Lucius, 67, widow of Nelson Lucius of 138 Union street, died yesterday at the Wesson Memorial hospital. She was born in Marlboro and had been a resident of Springfield for the past 30 years. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. T.F. Drake of Rochester, N.Y.; five sisters and two brothers. The funeral will be held at Graham's chapel Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. Rev John Nolan will officiate. Burial will be in Oak Grove cemetery.
They had the following children:
F i Lillian A. Lucius was born in Jan 1883. She died on 1 Jan 1930.
Oliver Lucius [Parents] [scrapbook] was born on 17 Jan 1864 in Greenfield, MA. He died on 7 Sep 1932 in Elk City, Kansas. The cause of death was arteriosclerosis; chronic nephritis. He was buried on 9 Sep 1932 in Oak Hill Cemetery, Elk City, KS. He married Sylvia Ann Pierce about 1886.
Appears on 1880 census with mother and step-father in Springfield, MA employed in pistol factory.
Appears on 1900 Linn Co., MO census at ED 69, sht. 2. Living in Brookfield City at 311 S. Main. Oliver is listed as a locomotive engineer. According to census they had been married 14 years.
Appears on 1910 census Brookfield, Linn Co.MO with wife/ 2 sons
Appears on the 1920 census in Louisberg, Montgomery Co., KS, with wife and son NelsonOliver was born in Greenfield MA but his birth was also registered in Fitchburg. .Father is listed as Jeremiah Lucius, harness maker and mother, Mary Disher on the Fitchburg record. On the Greenfield record, father Jeremiah is listed as a farmer, soldier and the mother's name is blank.
Birth date differs from his birth certificate in MA with the date on the funeral record.
Funeral service by Rev. Packard of Christian Church conducted services
Denbo Funeral Home records:Lucius, Oliver b. 19 Jan 1863(MA) d. 07 Sep 1932-Age-69y7m18d-2 mi. S of Elk City, KS-home
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m. Sylvia Ann Pierce
Sylvia Ann Pierce b. 22/21 Mar 1870(Dayton, O) d. 02 Aug 1950-Age-80y4m12d
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Nelson Luicus b. 21 Feb 1898 d. 11 Apr 1971
p. Oliver and Sylvia Ann(Pierce) Lucius
m. Blanche Seller'';Mass VR, 1841-1910 online Greenfield Births, Vol 168. p 273Mass Vital Records, 1841-1910 online
Record # 3; January 17, 1864; Oliver Lucius, male, born Greenfield [MA]; Parents: Jeremiah Lucius, resident of Greenfield, soldier, parents born Canada E.
Sylvia Ann Pierce [scrapbook] was born on 22 Mar 1870 in Dayton, Ohio. She died on 2 Aug 1950 in Elk City, Kansas. She was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery. She married Oliver Lucius about 1886.
.. On the 1900 census, Sylvia states she is mother of 4 with 3 living.
Obituary on Sylvia A. Lucius found in Independence Daily Reporter
dated August 3, 1950
Had Been in County for Past 37 Years
Mrs. Sylvia Ann Lucius, 80, a resident of the Elk City community for nearly 40 years died yesterday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of a son, Nelson Lucius, southwest of Elk City. Mrs. Lucius had been ill since the first of March and death was attributed to a heart ailment.
Funeral arrangements, which will be under the direction of the Denbo Funeral home of Elk City, are incomplete at this time awaiting the arrival of relatives from a distance. Services and burial will be at Elk City.
A native of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Lucius came to Kansas and the Elk City Vicinity in 1913. Her husband, Oliver Lucius, whom she married at the age of 16 and a well known farmer, died in 1932.
Surviving besides the son mentioned, she leaves another son, Frank Lucius of Missoula, Mont., and a daughter in Chicago.
They had the following children:
F i Mable Lucius was born 1 on 3 May 1888 in Kansas. She died on 13 Nov 1894 in Brookfield, Linn Co., MO. She was buried in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Has a tombstoneF ii Olive Lucius was born in Dec 1891. M iii Francis (Frank) G. Lucius was born on 26 Nov 1894. He died on 9 May 1969. M iv Nelson Ray Lucius was born on 21 Feb 1898. He died on 11 Apr 1971.
Frank E. Pease [Parents] was born on 10 Aug 1859 in Washington, Berkshire Co., MA. He died on 31 May 1917 in Springfield, Hampden Co., MA. He was buried in Oak Grove Cem.. Springfield, Hampden Co., MA. He married Matilda Lucius on 28 Nov 1883 in Springfield, Hampden Co., MA.
Married at age 16 (per 1900 census)
Listed on 1900 census of Ellington, CT; age 40; paper mill laborer\Frank E., son of Oliver (Oliver, Isaac, Ezekiel, Isaac, John, Robert) and Mercy D. (Clapp) Pease; b. Aug 10, 1859 in Washington, MA; d. May 31, 1917 from a cerebral hemorrhage in Springfield, MA; bur. in the Oak Grove Cemetery. Frank was listed as a teamster on his death certificate. Children of Frank E. and Metille (De Larie) Pease, 1 born in Longmeadow, MA, others in Springfield, MA: 1.2.8.8.10.1.5.10.1 Howard Edmund b. May 12, 1885 d. Sep 05, 1965 Hartford, CT 1.2.8.8.10.1.5.10.2 Herbert Udell b. Aug 08, 1888 d. Oct 02, 1965 Northampton, MA 1.2.8.8.10.1.5.10.3 Florence Evelyn b. Mar 22, 1891 d. Dec 28, 1901 Springfield, MA 1.2.8.8.10.1.5.10.4 Charles Richards b. Apr 08, 1893 d. Jan 24, 1895 Springfield, MA 1.2.8.8.10.1.5.10.5 Marion Helen b. Nov 02, 1895 d. They must have divorced and Metille m. (2) about 1910 Richard Sterling Brooks; b. Oct 19, 1869 in Brooklyn, NY. During the 1910 census Richard, Metilla, her son Howard and her daughter Marion were living on Marion Street in the 8th Ward of Springfield, Hampden County, MA. In 1920 Richard, Matilda and her son Herbert were on Orange Street in the 7th ward of Springfield, Hampden County, MA and he Richard was listed as an editorial writer for the Springfield Republican. In 1930 Richard, Metilla and son Howard were in Springfield.
Matilda Lucius [Parents] was born 1 in Jun 1866 in Fitchburg, MA. She died on 7 Dec 1937 in Springfield, Mass.. She was buried in Oak Grove Cem., Springfield, Mass. She married Frank E. Pease on 28 Nov 1883 in Springfield, Hampden Co., MA.
Other marriages:Brooks, Richard S
First marriage at age 16
Spelled her name "Metille" and used her real family surname "DesLauriers"
after she married Richard Brooks.
Listed on 1880 census in Springfield, MA with mother and step-father. As 14 year old, she worked in a silk mill.
Listed on 1900 census of Ellington, Tolland Co., CT; mother of 5, 4 living.
Listed on 1910 census of Springfield, MA with 2nd husband and children; spells her name as "Metille DeL." acknowledging her French heritage substituting Metille for Matilda and using her actual family surname of DesLauriers rather than Lucius.
Listed on 1920 census as wife of Mr. Brooks, 154 Orange St., Springfield, MA
Listed on 1930 census her name is "Metilla DeL." Brooks; her age given as 61 (actually 3 years older); husband's age listed as 61 and a newspaper editor (Springfield Daily Republican) Also in household are: son (by first marriage) Howard (age 44), draftsman, single; daughter Marion (Pease) Coleman (age 34) and Marion's children: Barbara and Richard S. The house was worth $15000Obit: Springfield Daily Republican, Dec 8, 1937:
MRS. R.S. BROOKS DIES IN HOSPITAL; A.I.C. GRADUATEBorn at Fitchburg, But Had Lived Here 50 Years ---Headed Suffrage Extension League in 1915
Mrs. Metille DeL. Brooks, wife of Richard S.. Brooks of Stapleton road, died yesterday morning at Springfield hospital after a brief illness. She was born at Fitchburg, the daughter of Jeremiah and Mary (Field) Lucius but had lived in this city about 50 years. Mrs. Brooks was graduated from the academy department of American-International college. During the state campaign for equal suffrage in 1915, she was president of the Suffrage Extension League.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Brooks leaves two sons, Howard E. Pease and Herbert V. Pease, both of this city; a daughter, Mrs. Marion P. Coleman of this city; three grandchildren, Barbara A. and Richard S. Coleman and Dorothy L. Pease; two sisters, Mrs. Stephen Duquette and Mrs. Miles Bronson, both of this city and three brothers, Edward Lucius of Chicopee Falls, Charles Saltus of Madison, Wis., and George Mayo of East Hartford, Ct.
The funeral will be held at the parlors of the Dickinson-Streeter company at 2 Friday afternoon, with an organ prelude by Dorothy Birchard Mulroney at 1:30. Burial will be in Oak Grove cemetery.
They had the following children:
M i Howard Edmund Pease was born on 12 May 1885 in Longmeadow, Hampden Co., MA. He died on 5 Sep 1965 in Hartford, Hartford Co., CT.
Listed with family on 1900 census of Ellington, Tolland Co., CT Age listed as May 1885 (15 y/o), in school
Listed on the 1910 census of Springfield , MA , single, living with mother/stepfather; working as draftsman for a watch tool factory.
Living with his mother and step-father on the 1930 census in Springfield, MA - working as draftsman; living in Springfield, MA at time of mother's deathM ii Herbert Udell Pease was born on 8 Aug 1888. He died on 2 Oct 1965. F iii Florence Evelyn Pease was born in Mar 1892 in Spri ngfield, Hampden Co., MA. She died on 28 Dec 1901 in Springfield, Massachusetts.
Listed on 1900 census of Ellington, CT with parents; age 8 y/o, at schoolM iv Charles R. Pease was born about 1893. He died on 24 Jan 1895 in Spri ngfield, Hampden Co., MA. F v Marion Helen Pease was born on 2 Nov 1895. M vi Richard Pease died in 1883/1900.
Richard died before 1900 census.