Can't find information on my great grandmother

Question

Her name was Carolina Stine I think Her Husband was James Austin Lucas 1820-1860 from Lexington, South Carolina. They had 4 children. Jonas T, James Austin jr., Frances Mary (my great grandmother) and Joseph Henry. the 3 boys now reside in Texas I belive.

Answer 1

Welcome aboard, Pam!

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Answer 2

Hi Pam,

Welcome to WikiTree!  

There is a good chance based on the information you provided that this is your great grandmother and her family.  However, you should verify all the sources on FamilySearch to make sure they are correct before carrying them over to your WikiTree.

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LW6K-RQG

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