The Lowell Sun; October 10, 1938
Mrs Lucetta B. King, a resident of Billerica for many years but for the past 10 years living in this city, died Saturday night at the home of her nephew, Chester B. Ketchen, 50 Hampshire Street, aged 88 years. Besides her nephew with whom she made her home, she leaves many nieces and nephews in Midford and in Maine. She was one of the oldest members of the Congregational Church of Billerica Center, and was also a member of the Ladies of the GAR. The body was removed to Blake Funeral home, Wesfort at Stevens Street.
Mrs Lucetta B. King, a resident of Billerica for many years but for the past 10 years living in this city, died Saturday night at the home of her nephew, Chester B. Ketchen, 50 Hampshire Street, aged 88 years. Besides her nephew with whom she made her home, she leaves many nieces and nephews in Midford and in Maine. She was one of the oldest members of the Congregational Church of Billerica Center, and was also a member of the Ladies of the GAR. The body was removed to Blake Funeral home, Wesfort at Stevens Street.
The Lowell Sun; October 10, 1938
Mrs Lucetta B. King, a resident of Billerica for many years but for the past 10 years living in this city, died Saturday night at the home of her nephew, Chester B. Ketchen, 50 Hampshire Street, aged 88 years. Besides her nephew with whom she made her home, she leaves many nieces and nephews in Midford and in Maine. She was one of the oldest members of the Congregational Church of Billerica Center, and was also a member of the Ladies of the GAR. The body was removed to Blake Funeral home, Wesfort at Stevens Street.
Mrs Lucetta B. King, a resident of Billerica for many years but for the past 10 years living in this city, died Saturday night at the home of her nephew, Chester B. Ketchen, 50 Hampshire Street, aged 88 years. Besides her nephew with whom she made her home, she leaves many nieces and nephews in Midford and in Maine. She was one of the oldest members of the Congregational Church of Billerica Center, and was also a member of the Ladies of the GAR. The body was removed to Blake Funeral home, Wesfort at Stevens Street.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
