Rachel Barbara Ellen Trine was born near Westminster, Carroll County, Maryland, the forth daughter of Samuel and Mary Myerly Trine. Rachel was twice married, and had children by both men. On March 3, 1865, Rachel wed Jesse Ebaugh, of Carroll County, a veteran of the Civil War. This marriage produced a son, James W. Ebaugh, born in 1866. The husband, Jesse Ebaugh, died in Baltimore in 1869.
On August 23, 1870, in Carroll County, Maryland Rachel wed for the second time to Jeremiah Lockard. Jeremiah was the son of William Lockard, Sr and Hannah Fowler Lockard of Westminster. Jeremiah was himself a widower, and brought three children into the marriage with Rachel: Mary E (born 1862); William E (born 1864) and Anna Rebecca (born 1866.) The union between Rachel and Jeremiah produced at least one more child, Carrie Lockard.
Rachel and Jeremiah were already acquainted for many years. Jeremiah’s mother died when he was very small child, and his father, William Lockard, remarried to Sarah Trine Lockard, the Aunt of Rachel.
Records indicate that Jeremiah Lockard died in 1878.
Rachel died at age 46 on September 18, 1884 from diphtheria, and her daughter Carrie Lockard followed her in death 10 days later. It is a mystery why Rachel’s headstone lists the surname of her first husband, but perhaps it was purchased by her son James Ebaugh later in life, and he chose to memorialize her with his father’s surname.
Rachel died one day after her aunt, Sarah Trine Lockard.
Death Notice from the newspaper in Carroll County, Maryland.
Democratic Advocate, Sept 20, 1884:
Near Westminster, Md., September 17th, 1884, Mrs. Sarah Lockard, in the 73d year of her age. May she rest in peace. On September 18, 1884, of diphtheria, Rachael E. Lockard, aged 47 years.
On August 23, 1870, in Carroll County, Maryland Rachel wed for the second time to Jeremiah Lockard. Jeremiah was the son of William Lockard, Sr and Hannah Fowler Lockard of Westminster. Jeremiah was himself a widower, and brought three children into the marriage with Rachel: Mary E (born 1862); William E (born 1864) and Anna Rebecca (born 1866.) The union between Rachel and Jeremiah produced at least one more child, Carrie Lockard.
Rachel and Jeremiah were already acquainted for many years. Jeremiah’s mother died when he was very small child, and his father, William Lockard, remarried to Sarah Trine Lockard, the Aunt of Rachel.
Records indicate that Jeremiah Lockard died in 1878.
Rachel died at age 46 on September 18, 1884 from diphtheria, and her daughter Carrie Lockard followed her in death 10 days later. It is a mystery why Rachel’s headstone lists the surname of her first husband, but perhaps it was purchased by her son James Ebaugh later in life, and he chose to memorialize her with his father’s surname.
Rachel died one day after her aunt, Sarah Trine Lockard.
Death Notice from the newspaper in Carroll County, Maryland.
Democratic Advocate, Sept 20, 1884:
Near Westminster, Md., September 17th, 1884, Mrs. Sarah Lockard, in the 73d year of her age. May she rest in peace. On September 18, 1884, of diphtheria, Rachael E. Lockard, aged 47 years.
Rachel Barbara Ellen Trine was born near Westminster, Carroll County, Maryland, the forth daughter of Samuel and Mary Myerly Trine. Rachel was twice married, and had children by both men. On March 3, 1865, Rachel wed Jesse Ebaugh, of Carroll County, a veteran of the Civil War. This marriage produced a son, James W. Ebaugh, born in 1866. The husband, Jesse Ebaugh, died in Baltimore in 1869.
On August 23, 1870, in Carroll County, Maryland Rachel wed for the second time to Jeremiah Lockard. Jeremiah was the son of William Lockard, Sr and Hannah Fowler Lockard of Westminster. Jeremiah was himself a widower, and brought three children into the marriage with Rachel: Mary E (born 1862); William E (born 1864) and Anna Rebecca (born 1866.) The union between Rachel and Jeremiah produced at least one more child, Carrie Lockard.
Rachel and Jeremiah were already acquainted for many years. Jeremiah’s mother died when he was very small child, and his father, William Lockard, remarried to Sarah Trine Lockard, the Aunt of Rachel.
Records indicate that Jeremiah Lockard died in 1878.
Rachel died at age 46 on September 18, 1884 from diphtheria, and her daughter Carrie Lockard followed her in death 10 days later. It is a mystery why Rachel’s headstone lists the surname of her first husband, but perhaps it was purchased by her son James Ebaugh later in life, and he chose to memorialize her with his father’s surname.
Rachel died one day after her aunt, Sarah Trine Lockard.
Death Notice from the newspaper in Carroll County, Maryland.
Democratic Advocate, Sept 20, 1884:
Near Westminster, Md., September 17th, 1884, Mrs. Sarah Lockard, in the 73d year of her age. May she rest in peace. On September 18, 1884, of diphtheria, Rachael E. Lockard, aged 47 years.
On August 23, 1870, in Carroll County, Maryland Rachel wed for the second time to Jeremiah Lockard. Jeremiah was the son of William Lockard, Sr and Hannah Fowler Lockard of Westminster. Jeremiah was himself a widower, and brought three children into the marriage with Rachel: Mary E (born 1862); William E (born 1864) and Anna Rebecca (born 1866.) The union between Rachel and Jeremiah produced at least one more child, Carrie Lockard.
Rachel and Jeremiah were already acquainted for many years. Jeremiah’s mother died when he was very small child, and his father, William Lockard, remarried to Sarah Trine Lockard, the Aunt of Rachel.
Records indicate that Jeremiah Lockard died in 1878.
Rachel died at age 46 on September 18, 1884 from diphtheria, and her daughter Carrie Lockard followed her in death 10 days later. It is a mystery why Rachel’s headstone lists the surname of her first husband, but perhaps it was purchased by her son James Ebaugh later in life, and he chose to memorialize her with his father’s surname.
Rachel died one day after her aunt, Sarah Trine Lockard.
Death Notice from the newspaper in Carroll County, Maryland.
Democratic Advocate, Sept 20, 1884:
Near Westminster, Md., September 17th, 1884, Mrs. Sarah Lockard, in the 73d year of her age. May she rest in peace. On September 18, 1884, of diphtheria, Rachael E. Lockard, aged 47 years.
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