In 1880, she was widowed and lived on a farm in Precinct 2, Travis County, Texas. In her household were her widowed father William Lumpkin, and her three children: John, age 22, Richard, age 20, and Susan, age 18.
In 1900, she was living in Killeen, Bell County, Texas with her son John, born November 1856 in Texas, who was owner of a restaurant, and owned the home in which they were living. She had had a total of four children, but only two were still living in 1900, her sons John and Richard.
In 1910, she was still living in Killeen, Bell County, Texas with her son John, who was the town marshall.
In 1900, she was living in Killeen, Bell County, Texas with her son John, born November 1856 in Texas, who was owner of a restaurant, and owned the home in which they were living. She had had a total of four children, but only two were still living in 1900, her sons John and Richard.
In 1910, she was still living in Killeen, Bell County, Texas with her son John, who was the town marshall.
In 1880, she was widowed and lived on a farm in Precinct 2, Travis County, Texas. In her household were her widowed father William Lumpkin, and her three children: John, age 22, Richard, age 20, and Susan, age 18.
In 1900, she was living in Killeen, Bell County, Texas with her son John, born November 1856 in Texas, who was owner of a restaurant, and owned the home in which they were living. She had had a total of four children, but only two were still living in 1900, her sons John and Richard.
In 1910, she was still living in Killeen, Bell County, Texas with her son John, who was the town marshall.
In 1900, she was living in Killeen, Bell County, Texas with her son John, born November 1856 in Texas, who was owner of a restaurant, and owned the home in which they were living. She had had a total of four children, but only two were still living in 1900, her sons John and Richard.
In 1910, she was still living in Killeen, Bell County, Texas with her son John, who was the town marshall.
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