Lucy was married twice, later in life. Prior to her marriages, she apparently gave birth to three children by unknown male(s), and they carried their mother's surname as their own: Edna Jane or "Ednie" b. 1872; William b. 1873; and (Creed) Fulton "Fuller" b. 1875.
Lucy married a Civil War veteran, Edward King, on 16 Dec. 1891. After his death she wed a Russian immigrant, Lewis Rosenberg, but they soon divorced. Lucy revered to her married surname of King thereafter. No known children were born to either marriage. (In the 1900 Census record Lucy stated she had borne 3 children, with 2 alive at that time).
Lucy married a Civil War veteran, Edward King, on 16 Dec. 1891. After his death she wed a Russian immigrant, Lewis Rosenberg, but they soon divorced. Lucy revered to her married surname of King thereafter. No known children were born to either marriage. (In the 1900 Census record Lucy stated she had borne 3 children, with 2 alive at that time).
Lucy was married twice, later in life. Prior to her marriages, she apparently gave birth to three children by unknown male(s), and they carried their mother's surname as their own: Edna Jane or "Ednie" b. 1872; William b. 1873; and (Creed) Fulton "Fuller" b. 1875.
Lucy married a Civil War veteran, Edward King, on 16 Dec. 1891. After his death she wed a Russian immigrant, Lewis Rosenberg, but they soon divorced. Lucy revered to her married surname of King thereafter. No known children were born to either marriage. (In the 1900 Census record Lucy stated she had borne 3 children, with 2 alive at that time).
Lucy married a Civil War veteran, Edward King, on 16 Dec. 1891. After his death she wed a Russian immigrant, Lewis Rosenberg, but they soon divorced. Lucy revered to her married surname of King thereafter. No known children were born to either marriage. (In the 1900 Census record Lucy stated she had borne 3 children, with 2 alive at that time).
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