Lucy King Mullins was born December 15, 1859 in Rockcastle County, Kentucky. She married John Williams in 1883 in Kentucky and subsequently had seven children, including: Joshia J., Jake, Fannie F., Lilia E., Thomas J. and Mary C. In 1900, the family was living on a farm they rented in Township 1, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory. The household included: John T., born September 1859 in Virginia of Virginia parents, married 17 years; Lucy K., born December 1859 in Kentucky of Kentucky parents, married 17 years, six living children of seven born; Joshia J., born November 1882 in Kentucky; Jake, born November 1883 in Kentucky; Fannie F., born October 1886 in Kentucky; Lilia E., born October 1888 in Kentucky; Thomas J., born September 1896 in Indian Territory; and Mary C., born January 1899 in Indian Territory.
In 1910, the family was living on a farm they owned in Canadian, Oklahoma (Cleveland County). The household included: John T., age 49, married once for 47 years; Lucy K, age 49, married once for 27 years, six children living of seven born; Thomas J., age 13; Mary C., age 10, and Jackson Jones, age 18, a servant.
By 1920, John and Lucy were age 60 and living alone in a home they owned on Catalba Street in Lexington, Oklahoma (Cleveland County). John was working as a teamster.
John died and in 1930, she was living with their daughter Fannie and her husband and children on a farm in Elmore City, Oklahoma (Garvin County). The household included: Leighton Tomlinson, age 49, married at age 26, born in Texas; Fannie, age 43, born in Kentucky; Tig, age 18, Trudet, age 15; and Lucy K. Williams, age 70, widowed, married at age 22.
In 1910, the family was living on a farm they owned in Canadian, Oklahoma (Cleveland County). The household included: John T., age 49, married once for 47 years; Lucy K, age 49, married once for 27 years, six children living of seven born; Thomas J., age 13; Mary C., age 10, and Jackson Jones, age 18, a servant.
By 1920, John and Lucy were age 60 and living alone in a home they owned on Catalba Street in Lexington, Oklahoma (Cleveland County). John was working as a teamster.
John died and in 1930, she was living with their daughter Fannie and her husband and children on a farm in Elmore City, Oklahoma (Garvin County). The household included: Leighton Tomlinson, age 49, married at age 26, born in Texas; Fannie, age 43, born in Kentucky; Tig, age 18, Trudet, age 15; and Lucy K. Williams, age 70, widowed, married at age 22.
Lucy King Mullins was born December 15, 1859 in Rockcastle County, Kentucky. She married John Williams in 1883 in Kentucky and subsequently had seven children, including: Joshia J., Jake, Fannie F., Lilia E., Thomas J. and Mary C. In 1900, the family was living on a farm they rented in Township 1, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory. The household included: John T., born September 1859 in Virginia of Virginia parents, married 17 years; Lucy K., born December 1859 in Kentucky of Kentucky parents, married 17 years, six living children of seven born; Joshia J., born November 1882 in Kentucky; Jake, born November 1883 in Kentucky; Fannie F., born October 1886 in Kentucky; Lilia E., born October 1888 in Kentucky; Thomas J., born September 1896 in Indian Territory; and Mary C., born January 1899 in Indian Territory.
In 1910, the family was living on a farm they owned in Canadian, Oklahoma (Cleveland County). The household included: John T., age 49, married once for 47 years; Lucy K, age 49, married once for 27 years, six children living of seven born; Thomas J., age 13; Mary C., age 10, and Jackson Jones, age 18, a servant.
By 1920, John and Lucy were age 60 and living alone in a home they owned on Catalba Street in Lexington, Oklahoma (Cleveland County). John was working as a teamster.
John died and in 1930, she was living with their daughter Fannie and her husband and children on a farm in Elmore City, Oklahoma (Garvin County). The household included: Leighton Tomlinson, age 49, married at age 26, born in Texas; Fannie, age 43, born in Kentucky; Tig, age 18, Trudet, age 15; and Lucy K. Williams, age 70, widowed, married at age 22.
In 1910, the family was living on a farm they owned in Canadian, Oklahoma (Cleveland County). The household included: John T., age 49, married once for 47 years; Lucy K, age 49, married once for 27 years, six children living of seven born; Thomas J., age 13; Mary C., age 10, and Jackson Jones, age 18, a servant.
By 1920, John and Lucy were age 60 and living alone in a home they owned on Catalba Street in Lexington, Oklahoma (Cleveland County). John was working as a teamster.
John died and in 1930, she was living with their daughter Fannie and her husband and children on a farm in Elmore City, Oklahoma (Garvin County). The household included: Leighton Tomlinson, age 49, married at age 26, born in Texas; Fannie, age 43, born in Kentucky; Tig, age 18, Trudet, age 15; and Lucy K. Williams, age 70, widowed, married at age 22.
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