Lucy Ann Glasgow Jones was one of several children born to James William Glasgow and Mary Jane Fisher Glasgow. She and her family lived in Tennessee, most likely in Obion County. On January 12, 1875, Lucy married Alexander Jones in Obion County. Two children were born to this union, daughter Mary Lucinda and son Johnny W Jones. Sadly, Johnny passed away just four years after his birth.
Alex and the children evidently stayed in Obion County after Lucy's death, because on August 13, 1879, he married Lucy's younger sister Margaret Emily Glasgow. This marriage made Margaret the stepmother to her niece, Mary Lucinda, and she lovingly raised her late sister's child as her own daughter.
As of this writing (Aug 2012), I have not been able to locate a burial location for Lucy Ann. I am assuming she was buried somewhere in or around Obion County, TN.
Alex and the children evidently stayed in Obion County after Lucy's death, because on August 13, 1879, he married Lucy's younger sister Margaret Emily Glasgow. This marriage made Margaret the stepmother to her niece, Mary Lucinda, and she lovingly raised her late sister's child as her own daughter.
As of this writing (Aug 2012), I have not been able to locate a burial location for Lucy Ann. I am assuming she was buried somewhere in or around Obion County, TN.
Lucy Ann Glasgow Jones was one of several children born to James William Glasgow and Mary Jane Fisher Glasgow. She and her family lived in Tennessee, most likely in Obion County. On January 12, 1875, Lucy married Alexander Jones in Obion County. Two children were born to this union, daughter Mary Lucinda and son Johnny W Jones. Sadly, Johnny passed away just four years after his birth.
Alex and the children evidently stayed in Obion County after Lucy's death, because on August 13, 1879, he married Lucy's younger sister Margaret Emily Glasgow. This marriage made Margaret the stepmother to her niece, Mary Lucinda, and she lovingly raised her late sister's child as her own daughter.
As of this writing (Aug 2012), I have not been able to locate a burial location for Lucy Ann. I am assuming she was buried somewhere in or around Obion County, TN.
Alex and the children evidently stayed in Obion County after Lucy's death, because on August 13, 1879, he married Lucy's younger sister Margaret Emily Glasgow. This marriage made Margaret the stepmother to her niece, Mary Lucinda, and she lovingly raised her late sister's child as her own daughter.
As of this writing (Aug 2012), I have not been able to locate a burial location for Lucy Ann. I am assuming she was buried somewhere in or around Obion County, TN.
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