Lucinda Frances Ray Solley BIRTH 18 Aug 1857 DEATH 6 Jan 1946 (aged 88) BURIAL Arnold Cemetery Forest, Cherokee County, Texas, USA
1860 Township 20, Choctaw, Mississippi, United States
William Robert Solley 1853–1898 • LHNS-TJM Marriage: 21 Nov 1883 Webster, Mississippi Lucinda Frances Ray 1857–1946 • KPHJ-BG7
Mississippi Marriages, 1800-1911
in the 1920 Winona, Smith, Texas, United States the birthplace of both parents is listed as Mississippi.
In the 1860 census, Lucinda (age 2) was in Township 20, Choctaw, Mississippi.[1]
In the 1870 census, Lucinda (age 13), At School, was in Township 20 Range 9, Choctaw, Mississippi.[2]
In the 1900 census, Lucinda (age 42), Farmer, was the widowed head of household at Beat 3, Webster, Mississippi.[3]
In the 1910 census, L (age 52) was the widowed head of household in Forest, Cherokee, Texas, United States.[4]
In the 1920 census, Lucindy (age 62) was the widowed head of household in Justice Precinct 2, Cherokee, Texas.[5]
In the 1930 census, Lucinda (age 72) was the widowed head of household at Jim Hagg Highway Number 40, Precinct 8, Cherokee, Texas, United States.[6]
Lucindy's son Robert Roy Solley died on 2 January 1937 in Jacksonville, Cherokee, Texas, United States.[7]
In the 1940 census, Sallie (age 82) was the widowed mother-in-law of Willie A Allen in Jacksonville, Cherokee, Texas.[8]
Lenda, daughter of Geo W Ray and Vina Carroll, died (age 89) on 6 January 1946 in Alto, Cherokee, Texas, United States.[9]
Lucinda died on 6 January 1946 and was buried at Arnold Cemetery, Forest, Cherokee County, Texas, United States.[10]
Lucinda's daughter Louvinnie E Allen died on 25 June 1981 in Rusk, Cherokee, Texas, United States.[11]
Lucinda was in a Social Security record.[12]
A granddaughter of Lucinda Ray wrote an extensive article on the Ray family which included these personal recollections passed down from Lucinda Ray:
My Grandmother, Lucinda Ray Solley would afford us much delight when she told the stories of the days of the War. She was only seven years of age then but it was a horror that never left her memory. She told of grinding acorns to make a substitute for coffee and of many other make shift substitutes that were used as food. She also told of the days at the end of the War when the South had lost, but were still vainly trying to win and of how the 'Bushwackers' or Viligantes would try to make 12 year old boys go to war and fight for the lost cause, She told of one mother who lived near the Ray family who hid her young sons out when these desperate men came around. When they came one day to search her house, they bent down to look up the chimney for the boys and the lady poured a bucket full of cold water on the hot ashes and burned the men in their faces. They never bothered her again.[13]
Name | Sex | Age | Occupation | Birth Place |
George W Ray | M | 30 | Farmer | Alabama |
Lavina Ray | F | 28 | House Mistress | Alabama |
Anderson J Ray | F | 11 | Mississippi | |
John T Ray | M | 9 | Mississippi | |
Nancy J Ray | F | 5 | Mississippi | |
Lucinda F Ray | F | 2 | Mississippi | |
George W Ray | M | 8/12 | Mississippi | |
John Golding | M | 42 | Gunsmith | Georgia |
Name | Sex | Age | Occupation | Birth Place |
Geroge W Ray | M | 41 | Blacksmith | Alabama |
Levenia F Ray | F | 38 | Keeping House | Alabama |
Andrew J Ray | M | Farm Laborer | Mississippi | |
Nancy J Ray | F | 15 | At School | Mississippi |
Lucinda F Ray | F | 13 | At School | Mississippi |
George W Ray | M | 10 | At School | Mississippi |
Madora E Ray | F | 8 | Mississippi | |
Buress m N Ray | M | 5 | Mississippi | |
John T Carroll | M | 14 | At School | Mississippi |
James M Carroll | M | 8 | Mississippi |
Name | Sex | Age | Status | Relation | Occupation | Birth Place |
Lucinda Solley | F | 42 | Widowed | Head | Farmer | Mississippi, USA |
Lavinia Solley | F | 13 | Single | Daughter | Farm Laborer | Mississippi, USA |
Robert R Solley | M | 8 | Single | Son | Mississippi, USA | |
James L Solley | M | 6 | Single | Son | Mississippi, USA | |
Carl L Solley | M | 4 | Single | Son | Mississippi, USA | |
William G Solley | M | 2 | Single | Son | Mississippi, USA |
Name | Sex | Age | Status | Relation | Occupation | Birth Place |
L F Sollie | F | 52 | Widowed | Head | Mississippi | |
Vonnie Sollie | F | 23 | Single | Daughter | Teacher | Mississippi |
Bob Sollie | M | 19 | Single | Son | Laborer | Mississippi |
Gim Sollie | M | 16 | Single | Son | Laborer | Mississippi |
Carl Sollie | M | 14 | Single | Son | Laborer | Mississippi |
Dewey Sallie | M | 12 | Son | Mississippi |
Name | Sex | Age | Status | Relation | Occupation | Birth Place |
Lucindy F Salley | F | 62 | Widowed | Head | Mississippi |
Name | Sex | Age | Status | Relation | Occupation | Birth Place |
Lucinda F Solley | F | 72 | Widowed | Head | Mississippi |
Name | Sex | Age | Status | Relation | Occupation | Birth Place |
Willie A Allen | M | 52 | Married | Head | Brickmason | Texas |
Vennie Allen | F | 52 | Married | Wife | Mississippi | |
George C Allen | M | 25 | Single | Son | Bookkeeper | Texas |
Sallie L F Allen | F | 82 | Widowed | Mother-in-law | Mississippi |
Lucinda Frances Ray https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KPHJ-BG7
"United States Census, 1860", database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M6GJ-F8W : 14 December 2017), Lucinda F Ray in entry for George W Ray, 1860.
"Mississippi Marriages, 1800-1911," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V285-NT5 : 10 February 2018), W. R. Solley and L. F. Ray, 21 Nov 1883; citing Webster,Mississippi; FHL microfilm 875,892.
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