Married (1) Cynthia Ann Whitman
1823, Hardin County, Kentucky
Thomas Lucas b 1824 Kentucky
Christopher W. Lucas b 1825
Albert Whitfield Lucas b 1827 Kentucky
Sarah Elizabeth Lucas b 1830
Josiah Calvin Lucas b. 1832 Illinois
Emily Jane Lucas b 1834
Samuel C Lucas b 1836
Married (2) Mrs. Elizabeth Deweese Davidson
December 17, 1837, Warren County, Illinois
Mary Ann Lucas b 1838
John T Lucas b 1841
William Burdine Lucas 1843
Charles Logan Lucas b 1845
Benedict N Lucas 1847
Cassius M Lucas b 1853
From the Monmouth Review, June 25, 1898
Marsham Lucas, one of the first settlers of Monmouth, died at the age of 96 years on June 24, 1898 at his home in Abingdon where he had lived since 1864. He came to Monmouth from Kentucky in 1829. At that time there was no town but he helped plat the town when the site was picked out by the committee appointed by the state legislature and also helped lay out many of the county roads. He bought one of the first lots ever sold in the city, lot 4 in block 12, the lot just north of the Hall garage on North Second Street. He bought the first reaper and mower ever brought to Monmouth, driving to Chicago in a wagon for it.
Married (1) Cynthia Ann Whitman
1823, Hardin County, Kentucky
Thomas Lucas b 1824 Kentucky
Christopher W. Lucas b 1825
Albert Whitfield Lucas b 1827 Kentucky
Sarah Elizabeth Lucas b 1830
Josiah Calvin Lucas b. 1832 Illinois
Emily Jane Lucas b 1834
Samuel C Lucas b 1836
Married (2) Mrs. Elizabeth Deweese Davidson
December 17, 1837, Warren County, Illinois
Mary Ann Lucas b 1838
John T Lucas b 1841
William Burdine Lucas 1843
Charles Logan Lucas b 1845
Benedict N Lucas 1847
Cassius M Lucas b 1853
From the Monmouth Review, June 25, 1898
Marsham Lucas, one of the first settlers of Monmouth, died at the age of 96 years on June 24, 1898 at his home in Abingdon where he had lived since 1864. He came to Monmouth from Kentucky in 1829. At that time there was no town but he helped plat the town when the site was picked out by the committee appointed by the state legislature and also helped lay out many of the county roads. He bought one of the first lots ever sold in the city, lot 4 in block 12, the lot just north of the Hall garage on North Second Street. He bought the first reaper and mower ever brought to Monmouth, driving to Chicago in a wagon for it.
Family Members
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Thomas Hartzwell Lucas
1824–1908
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Christopher Whitman "Chris" Lucas
1825–1879
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Albert Whitfield Lucas
1827–1893
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Josiah Calvin Lucas
1832–1889
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Emily Jane "Emma" Lucas Ellis
1834–1915
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Mary Ann Lucas Frantz
1838–1934
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John T Lucas
1841–1860
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William Burdine Lucas
1843–1910
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Charles Logan Lucas
1845–1920
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Cassius M Lucas
1853–1873
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