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Lucinda (Vanhorn) Lockwood May 25, 1931 
Boyd-Fleming County KyArchives Obituaries 
Ashland Independent  May 27, 1931 
          MRS. LOCKWOOD TAKEN BY DEATH 
        Funeral Service To Be Held Friday 
      Mrs. Lucy Lockwood, 88, born March 18, 1843 died at 
the home of Mr. & Mrs. W. B. Powell, 1612 Hilton avenue 
this morning. The news of Mrs. Lockwood's death comes 
as a distinct shock to her host of friends throughout the 
Tri-State. 
     Mrs. Lockwood was the widow of the late John Lockwood, 
owner of the famous farm at Lockwood. Mr. Lockwood died in 
March, 1898. 
     The Lockwood farm, which is one of the old land marks 
of Boyd county, was sold by Mrs. Lockwood eleven years ago 
and since that time she has made her home with relatives in 
Ashland, Catlettsburg and Kenova. 
     Her only son, Frank Lockwood, died in February, 1916. 
Mrs. Lockwood is survived by one sister, Mrs. Maria Wheeler 
of Paintsville, and several nieces and nephews, among them 
W. B. Powell, George and Wid Vanhorn, Dan Wheeler, Miss 
Lula Vanhorn and Mrs. Charles Williams, all of Ashland. 
     Funeral services are to be held from the home of Mrs. 
Charles Williams, 1700 Lexington Ave., Friday afternoon at 
one o'clock, with the Rev. A. P. Keyser of Catlettsburg, and 
Rev. J. H. Dawson of this city, in charge. Burial is to be 
made in the family burial ground at Lockwood. 
Ashland Independent 
May 27, 1931/Front page 
Submitted by: Teddy (Gray) Brock 
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Additional Comments: 
Lucinda (Lucy)Lockwood was the daughter of John Vanhorn (b. Bucks Co., PA, 
1799-1875) and Indiana Gray (b. Fleming Co., KY 1811-1889). 
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