Her siblings were ; David 1870-1956, Sarah 1872-1964, Rhoda 1874-1936, Mary Jane 1876-1993, Margaret 1878- 1941, Martha 1882, Samuel 1888-1962,
Lucy married John Henry Boggs, he was the son of Singing Isaac Boggs, They were married in 1902.
Their children were; Martha 1904-1987, Carmel Goldie 1906-1981, Nora Myrtle 1908-1988, Mintia 1911-2006, Elvy Carroll 1913-1918, Nadine 1914-1975, Vivian 1918-2002, David Carroll 1921-1999, Elmer 1925-1987.
John Henry was killed in a mining accident in 1937 in Letcher County, Kentucky.
In 1944 Lucy married William M Hughes and he passed away in 1948. They lived in Dunham, Letcher County, Kentucky.
After Mr. Hughes death, my grandmother moved to Asheville, North Carolina to live close to her two daughters Martha Buckner and Vivian Hendrix.
Lucy married Grady H McCurry on August 10, 1950 in Asheville, North Carolina.
My grandmother Lucy B. Back, Boggs, Hughes, McCurry passed away April 7, 1965 at the age of 81 in Asheville, North Carolina.
Her siblings were ; David 1870-1956, Sarah 1872-1964, Rhoda 1874-1936, Mary Jane 1876-1993, Margaret 1878- 1941, Martha 1882, Samuel 1888-1962,
Lucy married John Henry Boggs, he was the son of Singing Isaac Boggs, They were married in 1902.
Their children were; Martha 1904-1987, Carmel Goldie 1906-1981, Nora Myrtle 1908-1988, Mintia 1911-2006, Elvy Carroll 1913-1918, Nadine 1914-1975, Vivian 1918-2002, David Carroll 1921-1999, Elmer 1925-1987.
John Henry was killed in a mining accident in 1937 in Letcher County, Kentucky.
In 1944 Lucy married William M Hughes and he passed away in 1948. They lived in Dunham, Letcher County, Kentucky.
After Mr. Hughes death, my grandmother moved to Asheville, North Carolina to live close to her two daughters Martha Buckner and Vivian Hendrix.
Lucy married Grady H McCurry on August 10, 1950 in Asheville, North Carolina.
My grandmother Lucy B. Back, Boggs, Hughes, McCurry passed away April 7, 1965 at the age of 81 in Asheville, North Carolina.
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