Her father was Thomas S. Jones and her mother was mother was Hannah Gilbert, both born in Mississippi.
The 1880 census recorded Lular [Lula] Jones living on a farm in Caldwell County, Texas, with parents Thomas and Honner [Hannah, obviously said with a strong Southern drawl] and siblings: William, 19; Malesie A, 18; Tomas. C, 16; Christ E., 14; Fannie M., 9; Marcus L., 7; Kathrine, 5; and Mary, 1.
She married Charles P. Adcock March 27, 1892, in Goliad, Texas.
The 1900 census recorded Lou Adcock living on a farm in Caldwell County, Texas with husband Charlie, son Floy, and daughter Annie.
The 1910 census recorded Lula Adcox [Adcock] living on a farm in Travis County, Texas, with husband Charles and children: Floyd, 14; Annie, 11; Mazzie, 2; and Alta, 10 months.
The 1940 census recorded Charles and Lula Adcock living on a farm in Bastrop County, Texas.
burial Feb. 9, 1956.
The 1880 census recorded Lular [Lula] Jones living on a farm in Caldwell County, Texas, with parents Thomas and Honner [Hannah, obviously said with a strong Southern drawl] and siblings: William, 19; Malesie A, 18; Tomas. C, 16; Christ E., 14; Fannie M., 9; Marcus L., 7; Kathrine, 5; and Mary, 1.
She married Charles P. Adcock March 27, 1892, in Goliad, Texas.
The 1900 census recorded Lou Adcock living on a farm in Caldwell County, Texas with husband Charlie, son Floy, and daughter Annie.
The 1910 census recorded Lula Adcox [Adcock] living on a farm in Travis County, Texas, with husband Charles and children: Floyd, 14; Annie, 11; Mazzie, 2; and Alta, 10 months.
The 1940 census recorded Charles and Lula Adcock living on a farm in Bastrop County, Texas.
burial Feb. 9, 1956.
Her father was Thomas S. Jones and her mother was mother was Hannah Gilbert, both born in Mississippi.
The 1880 census recorded Lular [Lula] Jones living on a farm in Caldwell County, Texas, with parents Thomas and Honner [Hannah, obviously said with a strong Southern drawl] and siblings: William, 19; Malesie A, 18; Tomas. C, 16; Christ E., 14; Fannie M., 9; Marcus L., 7; Kathrine, 5; and Mary, 1.
She married Charles P. Adcock March 27, 1892, in Goliad, Texas.
The 1900 census recorded Lou Adcock living on a farm in Caldwell County, Texas with husband Charlie, son Floy, and daughter Annie.
The 1910 census recorded Lula Adcox [Adcock] living on a farm in Travis County, Texas, with husband Charles and children: Floyd, 14; Annie, 11; Mazzie, 2; and Alta, 10 months.
The 1940 census recorded Charles and Lula Adcock living on a farm in Bastrop County, Texas.
burial Feb. 9, 1956.
The 1880 census recorded Lular [Lula] Jones living on a farm in Caldwell County, Texas, with parents Thomas and Honner [Hannah, obviously said with a strong Southern drawl] and siblings: William, 19; Malesie A, 18; Tomas. C, 16; Christ E., 14; Fannie M., 9; Marcus L., 7; Kathrine, 5; and Mary, 1.
She married Charles P. Adcock March 27, 1892, in Goliad, Texas.
The 1900 census recorded Lou Adcock living on a farm in Caldwell County, Texas with husband Charlie, son Floy, and daughter Annie.
The 1910 census recorded Lula Adcox [Adcock] living on a farm in Travis County, Texas, with husband Charles and children: Floyd, 14; Annie, 11; Mazzie, 2; and Alta, 10 months.
The 1940 census recorded Charles and Lula Adcock living on a farm in Bastrop County, Texas.
burial Feb. 9, 1956.
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