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Lucas - Lascelles Atkinson (barrister London) - Joseph (builder London) - Joseph (bricklayer Leeds) 9 Replies

Started by James Patrick Lucas. Last reply by Charmaine Hardy Nov 15, 2010.

Lucas 1 Reply

Started by krystal lucas. Last reply by Trenton Lucas Feb 9, 2010.

John Francis Lucas/Lucus

Started by Trenton Lucas Feb 7, 2010.

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Comment by M Matthews on March 13, 2013 at 7:36pm: Looking for anything on JACKSON LUCAS b. abt. 1834 Alabama married LUCILLE BROWNING b. abt. 1836 Alabama. Daughter NANCY ELIZABETH LUCAS b 1860 Conecuh county, Alabama. d. 1936 Conecuh, Alabama. I have no sisters or brothers for her. She is my GrtGrandMother. I'm wondering if anyone out there has anything on this family?

Comment by Lionel Benson on April 14, 2010 at 6:46pm: My Grandmother Emma Isabel Lucas was born 25 June 1873 in Birmingham, England to parents William Lucas and Jane Francis Fletcher. Emma married Frederick William Benson in 1895 at St. Matthias, Birmingham. Frederick died in 1905 and in 1911 Emma with her two children Frank ( my Father ) and Chris migrated to Australia and settled in the Wollongong New South Wales District.

Comment by Ralph House on December 3, 2009 at 8:28am: Actually I just gooogled his full name Orrington Red Lucas Oklahoma Marshall history, that brought uip ionformation on him.

Comment by Ralph House on December 3, 2009 at 8:25am: Kathryn,

My grandmother on my fathers side was the daughter of Orrington "Red" Lucas, he was a US Deputy Marshall in the Oklahoma Territory starting around 1882. His name easily comes up when goggled under "Lucas Oklahoma Marshall history". He was born in Ohio in 1858, son of Ebenizer Lucas and Margaret Scroggy. I do not know the history of Ebenizer Lucas. If you have any information on him or his family's past I would appreciate it.

Ralph

Comment by Michael Helmantoler on November 28, 2009 at 2:39pm: My great grandfather was James W. Lucas born 1841 in Virginia and died in 1927 in Henderson.Kentucky. His father was Vines G. Lucas (1800-1809). This is my least researched line in the US. He supposedly fought on both sids of the Civil war and rode a white stallion that jumped fences when James was 90 years old. He was baptized at age 89 and cussed the preacher for holding him under the water too long. He had long white hair down to his waist and was supposedly 1/4 Indian. .Any one share these legends?

Comment by Kathryn Elizabeth Lucas on September 29, 2009 at 7:54pm: Hey, my name is Katie Lucas. My Lucas's came from Harry Lucas b. 1870 d. 1954, son of Milton Lucas b.1837 Ohio, d. 1909 Illinois, married to Samantha Greenfield, and son of Samuel Lucas b. 1801 Pa, d. 1884 Illinois, married to Charity Jarnigan.
I do have more information if anybody is interested. They came to America around 1700 from England.

Comment by Bernie Foster-McCall on August 11, 2009 at 7:39pm: Hi, my name is Bernie Foster-McCall and my husband's grandfather is a Lucas.
His name was Thomas Arnold Lucas, b. 1912 Elgin, NE d. 2007 Neligh, NE
His father was Alfred Joseph Lucas b. 1879 Winchmer Hill, London England, his wife was Nora Maria Wilcox b.1880 Arlington, IA d. 1967 Tilden, NE
I do have a little more but not much. We also have a Lucas reunion near Clearwater NE every other year.