In the 1920 census Lizzie was said to be a widow named Lizzie M. Martin. She had three single male boarders in her home and later married one of them, Arthur Burton, a divorced father of two. Lizzie was at least 47 when they married and apparently had no children.
Information from the death certificate:
Her parents were Thomas O. Martin and Mary Ann Kirkpatrick. She was born and died on the dates shown above. Although she died in Knoxville at 1917 Euclid Avenue, she had been there only three days and her residence was Mine Road, Mascot Route 1, Knox County, the same address given for Arthur on his death certificate in 1948.
Information from the death certificate:
Her parents were Thomas O. Martin and Mary Ann Kirkpatrick. She was born and died on the dates shown above. Although she died in Knoxville at 1917 Euclid Avenue, she had been there only three days and her residence was Mine Road, Mascot Route 1, Knox County, the same address given for Arthur on his death certificate in 1948.
In the 1920 census Lizzie was said to be a widow named Lizzie M. Martin. She had three single male boarders in her home and later married one of them, Arthur Burton, a divorced father of two. Lizzie was at least 47 when they married and apparently had no children.
Information from the death certificate:
Her parents were Thomas O. Martin and Mary Ann Kirkpatrick. She was born and died on the dates shown above. Although she died in Knoxville at 1917 Euclid Avenue, she had been there only three days and her residence was Mine Road, Mascot Route 1, Knox County, the same address given for Arthur on his death certificate in 1948.
Information from the death certificate:
Her parents were Thomas O. Martin and Mary Ann Kirkpatrick. She was born and died on the dates shown above. Although she died in Knoxville at 1917 Euclid Avenue, she had been there only three days and her residence was Mine Road, Mascot Route 1, Knox County, the same address given for Arthur on his death certificate in 1948.
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