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Sgt James Hunter Lockett

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Sgt James Hunter Lockett

Birth
Henderson County, Kentucky, USA
Death
3 Jan 1911 (aged 71)
Henderson County, Kentucky, USA
Burial
Henderson, Henderson County, Kentucky, USA Add to Map
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Lot 480
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Fifth child and fourth son of six children of Capt. Francis K. Lockett and Lydia "Lillie" Hickman 1803-abt1870, him from Virginia and her from Franklin County, Kentucky, and both died in Henderson County, Kentucky. They had four sons and two daughters before her death sometime after 1870. No record of her death and burial has been found, but she is probably buried in this cemetery.

His mother's grandfather Rev. Lt. William Hickman 1747-1834 served as a Chaplin in the American Revolutionary War, and Hickman County, Kentucky is named for her Uncle Paschal Hickman 1783-1813.

James's father, Capt. Frank, had already been married once before and was a widower when he met Lillie. Capt. Frank already had eight children with his first wife, Martha Goode Marshall 1787-1828.

James served in Company A, 10th Kentucky Cavalry Regiment, CSA. He entered service as a Private, then was later promoted to Sgt.

He was a farmer in Henderson County for most of his life and he never married.
Fifth child and fourth son of six children of Capt. Francis K. Lockett and Lydia "Lillie" Hickman 1803-abt1870, him from Virginia and her from Franklin County, Kentucky, and both died in Henderson County, Kentucky. They had four sons and two daughters before her death sometime after 1870. No record of her death and burial has been found, but she is probably buried in this cemetery.

His mother's grandfather Rev. Lt. William Hickman 1747-1834 served as a Chaplin in the American Revolutionary War, and Hickman County, Kentucky is named for her Uncle Paschal Hickman 1783-1813.

James's father, Capt. Frank, had already been married once before and was a widower when he met Lillie. Capt. Frank already had eight children with his first wife, Martha Goode Marshall 1787-1828.

James served in Company A, 10th Kentucky Cavalry Regiment, CSA. He entered service as a Private, then was later promoted to Sgt.

He was a farmer in Henderson County for most of his life and he never married.

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