Birth: 17 JAN 1847 in Stark county, Illinois Death: FEB 1930 in Enroute to Kansas City from Los Angeles _OBI:
From The Stark County News, Wednesday, 26 March 1930
---Daughter of Toulon Pioneer Dies; Aged 82---
Toulon relatives have received word of the death of Mrs. Mary (Berfield) Lucy, a former well-known resident of Toulon, who passed away in February while enroute by train from Los Angeles, California to Kansas City, Missouri. Although her death occurred about a month ago, relatives in this city received news of her passing only recently. She was aged 82 years at the time of her death.
Doubtlessly many of the older residents of Toulon will remember Mrs. Lucy. She was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Carson Berfield, pioneers of Toulon and Stark county. Mr. Berfield was one of the early settlers of Toulon and it was he who first surveyed Toulon in August 1841. Mrs. Berfield, before her marriage was Miss Elizabeth McClenahan.
Born in 1847, Mrs. Lucy graduated from Abingdon College and taught school for several years in Stark county. Her husband died many years ago. Two sons, Frank and Mac Lucy, and two daughters, Mrs. Arthur LaSueur, of Minneapolis, Minnesota and Mrs. Marga Callicotte, of Kansas City, Missouri, survive.
Mrs. Lucys late home was in Los Angeles, California. She was coming from her home with her daughter, Mrs. Callicotte, with whom she was going to make her home. Before reaching Kansas City, she was suddenly stricken and passed away.###
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From The Stark County News, Wednesday, 2 April 1930
---Toulon Pioneer Dies At Age of 83 Years---
Mention was made in The News last week of the passing of Mrs. Mary Lucy, a former well-known Toulon resident, who passed away while enroute by train from Los Angeles, California to Kansas City, Missouri, where she was going to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Callicotte. Mrs. Lucy was aged 83 years at the time of her death.
Mary Antoinette Berfield was born in Stark county 17 January 1847. Her parents Carson and Elizabeth Berfield, were pioneer members of the Christian church and she was raised in the church at Toulon, becoming a member at the age of 11, in 1858, and for 72 years was a faithful worker in the service of her Master.
She was educated in the church college at Abingdon, Illinois, and was a fellow classmate of W.E. Garrison and many other pioneer workers in the church. It was there she met a fellow student, Mark Macgavern Lucy, whom she married 12 June 1866 in Stark county. To this union five children were born: Frank Carson Lucy, Don Carlos Lucy, who died in infancy; Mac Mark Lucy, Marion Lucy LeSueur, and Margaret Lucy Callicotte. Her husband passed on in 1897.
In addition to the four children, she leaves seven grandchildren, one daughter of Frank C. Lucy, Mrs. Darlene Lucy Sullivan, of Kansas City and her little son Jon; Mrs. Nan Callicotte Finlay, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Callicotte, also of Kansas City; Winston LeSueur, Mac LeSueur, and Meridel LeSueur Robonoff, the three children of Mrs. Marion LeSueur, and Mrs. Robonoffs two baby daughters,(Rachel [May 2, 1928] & Deborah [August 2, 1929]) of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Lucy devoted much of her time and energy to the service of the church and for five years was state organizer for the Christian Womens Board of Missions of Oklahoma. For the past ten years she had lived in Los Angeles.###
Mary Antoinette (Lucy) 1847-1930
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M. M. & Mary A. Lucy: five children
1. Frank Carson born January 1868-1931
father of Darlene M. (Lucy) Sullivan
2. Mac Mark (Immigration agent, K. C. Missouri) married Hazel Neff; January 1871-24 May 1948 St. Paul, Minn.
3. Marian (Wharton)(LeSueur)1877-Jan. 1954
mother of Meridel LeSueur 1900-1996
4. Margaret born November 1881
living in Troy township, Clarke county Iowa in 1900. Margaret married Guy B. Callicott.
5. Don Carlos Lucy died in infancy
From The Stark County News, Wednesday, 26 March 1930
---Daughter of Toulon Pioneer Dies; Aged 82---
Toulon relatives have received word of the death of Mrs. Mary (Berfield) Lucy, a former well-known resident of Toulon, who passed away in February while enroute by train from Los Angeles, California to Kansas City, Missouri. Although her death occurred about a month ago, relatives in this city received news of her passing only recently. She was aged 82 years at the time of her death.
Doubtlessly many of the older residents of Toulon will remember Mrs. Lucy. She was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Carson Berfield, pioneers of Toulon and Stark county. Mr. Berfield was one of the early settlers of Toulon and it was he who first surveyed Toulon in August 1841. Mrs. Berfield, before her marriage was Miss Elizabeth McClenahan.
Born in 1847, Mrs. Lucy graduated from Abingdon College and taught school for several years in Stark county. Her husband died many years ago. Two sons, Frank and Mac Lucy, and two daughters, Mrs. Arthur LaSueur, of Minneapolis, Minnesota and Mrs. Marga Callicotte, of Kansas City, Missouri, survive.
Mrs. Lucys late home was in Los Angeles, California. She was coming from her home with her daughter, Mrs. Callicotte, with whom she was going to make her home. Before reaching Kansas City, she was suddenly stricken and passed away.###
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From The Stark County News, Wednesday, 2 April 1930
---Toulon Pioneer Dies At Age of 83 Years---
Mention was made in The News last week of the passing of Mrs. Mary Lucy, a former well-known Toulon resident, who passed away while enroute by train from Los Angeles, California to Kansas City, Missouri, where she was going to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Callicotte. Mrs. Lucy was aged 83 years at the time of her death.
Mary Antoinette Berfield was born in Stark county 17 January 1847. Her parents Carson and Elizabeth Berfield, were pioneer members of the Christian church and she was raised in the church at Toulon, becoming a member at the age of 11, in 1858, and for 72 years was a faithful worker in the service of her Master.
She was educated in the church college at Abingdon, Illinois, and was a fellow classmate of W.E. Garrison and many other pioneer workers in the church. It was there she met a fellow student, Mark Macgavern Lucy, whom she married 12 June 1866 in Stark county. To this union five children were born: Frank Carson Lucy, Don Carlos Lucy, who died in infancy; Mac Mark Lucy, Marion Lucy LeSueur, and Margaret Lucy Callicotte. Her husband passed on in 1897.
In addition to the four children, she leaves seven grandchildren, one daughter of Frank C. Lucy, Mrs. Darlene Lucy Sullivan, of Kansas City and her little son Jon; Mrs. Nan Callicotte Finlay, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Callicotte, also of Kansas City; Winston LeSueur, Mac LeSueur, and Meridel LeSueur Robonoff, the three children of Mrs. Marion LeSueur, and Mrs. Robonoffs two baby daughters,(Rachel [May 2, 1928] & Deborah [August 2, 1929]) of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Lucy devoted much of her time and energy to the service of the church and for five years was state organizer for the Christian Womens Board of Missions of Oklahoma. For the past ten years she had lived in Los Angeles.###
Mary Antoinette (Lucy) 1847-1930
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M. M. & Mary A. Lucy: five children
1. Frank Carson born January 1868-1931
father of Darlene M. (Lucy) Sullivan
2. Mac Mark (Immigration agent, K. C. Missouri) married Hazel Neff; January 1871-24 May 1948 St. Paul, Minn.
3. Marian (Wharton)(LeSueur)1877-Jan. 1954
mother of Meridel LeSueur 1900-1996
4. Margaret born November 1881
living in Troy township, Clarke county Iowa in 1900. Margaret married Guy B. Callicott.
5. Don Carlos Lucy died in infancy
Birth: 17 JAN 1847 in Stark county, Illinois Death: FEB 1930 in Enroute to Kansas City from Los Angeles _OBI:
From The Stark County News, Wednesday, 26 March 1930
---Daughter of Toulon Pioneer Dies; Aged 82---
Toulon relatives have received word of the death of Mrs. Mary (Berfield) Lucy, a former well-known resident of Toulon, who passed away in February while enroute by train from Los Angeles, California to Kansas City, Missouri. Although her death occurred about a month ago, relatives in this city received news of her passing only recently. She was aged 82 years at the time of her death.
Doubtlessly many of the older residents of Toulon will remember Mrs. Lucy. She was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Carson Berfield, pioneers of Toulon and Stark county. Mr. Berfield was one of the early settlers of Toulon and it was he who first surveyed Toulon in August 1841. Mrs. Berfield, before her marriage was Miss Elizabeth McClenahan.
Born in 1847, Mrs. Lucy graduated from Abingdon College and taught school for several years in Stark county. Her husband died many years ago. Two sons, Frank and Mac Lucy, and two daughters, Mrs. Arthur LaSueur, of Minneapolis, Minnesota and Mrs. Marga Callicotte, of Kansas City, Missouri, survive.
Mrs. Lucys late home was in Los Angeles, California. She was coming from her home with her daughter, Mrs. Callicotte, with whom she was going to make her home. Before reaching Kansas City, she was suddenly stricken and passed away.###
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From The Stark County News, Wednesday, 2 April 1930
---Toulon Pioneer Dies At Age of 83 Years---
Mention was made in The News last week of the passing of Mrs. Mary Lucy, a former well-known Toulon resident, who passed away while enroute by train from Los Angeles, California to Kansas City, Missouri, where she was going to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Callicotte. Mrs. Lucy was aged 83 years at the time of her death.
Mary Antoinette Berfield was born in Stark county 17 January 1847. Her parents Carson and Elizabeth Berfield, were pioneer members of the Christian church and she was raised in the church at Toulon, becoming a member at the age of 11, in 1858, and for 72 years was a faithful worker in the service of her Master.
She was educated in the church college at Abingdon, Illinois, and was a fellow classmate of W.E. Garrison and many other pioneer workers in the church. It was there she met a fellow student, Mark Macgavern Lucy, whom she married 12 June 1866 in Stark county. To this union five children were born: Frank Carson Lucy, Don Carlos Lucy, who died in infancy; Mac Mark Lucy, Marion Lucy LeSueur, and Margaret Lucy Callicotte. Her husband passed on in 1897.
In addition to the four children, she leaves seven grandchildren, one daughter of Frank C. Lucy, Mrs. Darlene Lucy Sullivan, of Kansas City and her little son Jon; Mrs. Nan Callicotte Finlay, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Callicotte, also of Kansas City; Winston LeSueur, Mac LeSueur, and Meridel LeSueur Robonoff, the three children of Mrs. Marion LeSueur, and Mrs. Robonoffs two baby daughters,(Rachel [May 2, 1928] & Deborah [August 2, 1929]) of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Lucy devoted much of her time and energy to the service of the church and for five years was state organizer for the Christian Womens Board of Missions of Oklahoma. For the past ten years she had lived in Los Angeles.###
Mary Antoinette (Lucy) 1847-1930
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M. M. & Mary A. Lucy: five children
1. Frank Carson born January 1868-1931
father of Darlene M. (Lucy) Sullivan
2. Mac Mark (Immigration agent, K. C. Missouri) married Hazel Neff; January 1871-24 May 1948 St. Paul, Minn.
3. Marian (Wharton)(LeSueur)1877-Jan. 1954
mother of Meridel LeSueur 1900-1996
4. Margaret born November 1881
living in Troy township, Clarke county Iowa in 1900. Margaret married Guy B. Callicott.
5. Don Carlos Lucy died in infancy
From The Stark County News, Wednesday, 26 March 1930
---Daughter of Toulon Pioneer Dies; Aged 82---
Toulon relatives have received word of the death of Mrs. Mary (Berfield) Lucy, a former well-known resident of Toulon, who passed away in February while enroute by train from Los Angeles, California to Kansas City, Missouri. Although her death occurred about a month ago, relatives in this city received news of her passing only recently. She was aged 82 years at the time of her death.
Doubtlessly many of the older residents of Toulon will remember Mrs. Lucy. She was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Carson Berfield, pioneers of Toulon and Stark county. Mr. Berfield was one of the early settlers of Toulon and it was he who first surveyed Toulon in August 1841. Mrs. Berfield, before her marriage was Miss Elizabeth McClenahan.
Born in 1847, Mrs. Lucy graduated from Abingdon College and taught school for several years in Stark county. Her husband died many years ago. Two sons, Frank and Mac Lucy, and two daughters, Mrs. Arthur LaSueur, of Minneapolis, Minnesota and Mrs. Marga Callicotte, of Kansas City, Missouri, survive.
Mrs. Lucys late home was in Los Angeles, California. She was coming from her home with her daughter, Mrs. Callicotte, with whom she was going to make her home. Before reaching Kansas City, she was suddenly stricken and passed away.###
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From The Stark County News, Wednesday, 2 April 1930
---Toulon Pioneer Dies At Age of 83 Years---
Mention was made in The News last week of the passing of Mrs. Mary Lucy, a former well-known Toulon resident, who passed away while enroute by train from Los Angeles, California to Kansas City, Missouri, where she was going to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Callicotte. Mrs. Lucy was aged 83 years at the time of her death.
Mary Antoinette Berfield was born in Stark county 17 January 1847. Her parents Carson and Elizabeth Berfield, were pioneer members of the Christian church and she was raised in the church at Toulon, becoming a member at the age of 11, in 1858, and for 72 years was a faithful worker in the service of her Master.
She was educated in the church college at Abingdon, Illinois, and was a fellow classmate of W.E. Garrison and many other pioneer workers in the church. It was there she met a fellow student, Mark Macgavern Lucy, whom she married 12 June 1866 in Stark county. To this union five children were born: Frank Carson Lucy, Don Carlos Lucy, who died in infancy; Mac Mark Lucy, Marion Lucy LeSueur, and Margaret Lucy Callicotte. Her husband passed on in 1897.
In addition to the four children, she leaves seven grandchildren, one daughter of Frank C. Lucy, Mrs. Darlene Lucy Sullivan, of Kansas City and her little son Jon; Mrs. Nan Callicotte Finlay, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Callicotte, also of Kansas City; Winston LeSueur, Mac LeSueur, and Meridel LeSueur Robonoff, the three children of Mrs. Marion LeSueur, and Mrs. Robonoffs two baby daughters,(Rachel [May 2, 1928] & Deborah [August 2, 1929]) of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Lucy devoted much of her time and energy to the service of the church and for five years was state organizer for the Christian Womens Board of Missions of Oklahoma. For the past ten years she had lived in Los Angeles.###
Mary Antoinette (Lucy) 1847-1930
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M. M. & Mary A. Lucy: five children
1. Frank Carson born January 1868-1931
father of Darlene M. (Lucy) Sullivan
2. Mac Mark (Immigration agent, K. C. Missouri) married Hazel Neff; January 1871-24 May 1948 St. Paul, Minn.
3. Marian (Wharton)(LeSueur)1877-Jan. 1954
mother of Meridel LeSueur 1900-1996
4. Margaret born November 1881
living in Troy township, Clarke county Iowa in 1900. Margaret married Guy B. Callicott.
5. Don Carlos Lucy died in infancy
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