Ancestral Glimpses » Charles L Luckey (1854-1940)

Persoonlijke gegevens Charles L Luckey 

• Hij is geboren op 11 mei 1854 in Ohio Township, Bartholomew County, Indiana, Verenigde Staten.
• Gedoopt (op 8-jarige leeftijd of later) door het priesterschapsgezag van de LDS-kerk op 1 oktober 1982.
• Hij is overleden op 2 november 1940 in Vinita, Craig County, Oklahoma, USA, hij was toen 86 jaar oud.
• Hij is begraven in Fairview, Vinita, Craig County, Oklahoma, USA.
• Een kind van William Nelson Luckey en Nancy Ann Pruitt
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 22 augustus 2015.

Gezin van Charles L Luckey

Hij is getrouwd met Matilda A Reap.

Zij zijn getrouwd op 13 februari 1878 te Bartholomew County, Indiana, Verenigde Staten, hij was toen 23 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. Emery Reap Lucky  1880-1947 

Notities over Charles L Luckey

BIRTH: The Vinita Journal
"Lucky was born May 11, 1854 in Columbus, Ind., where he grew to manhood.
Mrs. Lucky was born there the same year, and they grew up together, went to school together, went together, and were married there in 1878."
From the Indiana Historical Society

Index for the 1860 Indiana Census
Ohio Township, Bartholomew County, page 234:
William LUCKEY 57 VA Farmer
Ann " 48 KY
Willis " 24 IN
Joseph " 20 IN
Melissa C. " 18 IN
Lewis " 17 IN
James " 15 IN
Rebecca A. " 13 IN
John W. " 10 IN
Charles " 6 IN

MARRIAGE: Marriage Record, Bartholomew County, IN:
LUCKY, Charles Mattie A. REAP Feb 13, 1878 C-10 200

The Vinita Journal:
"Four weeks later they were housed in a dugout on the plains of Western
Kansas, where they had gone overland by wagon, leaving Indiana immediately following their wedding. They homesteaded in Norton county, and it was there home for the next six years.
"'It was there,' Lucky says, 'we got the worst scare of our entire lives --
when Sitting Bull with a bunch of his Indians came through the country, raiding and massacreeing the whites.
"'We lived about 14 miles from Logan, and I went to town one day in the
fall, and when I arrived was told Sitting Bull and a group of Indians were
going through the country killing the whites and burning their cabins.
"'I prepared to go after my wife, my brother-in-law and his family, but they
had heard of the raids shortly after I left home, and arrived in Logan before I
started. They had loaded our few belongings in a wagon and brought them with them. All the white people in the country came to Logan, and a barricade was erected and we got ready to stand them off. A scouting party went out, and learned that Sitting Bull had raided the country about 40 miles west of us, going north through the country and was evidently out of the country then.
"'That evening, a neighbor of mine told me he was going back to his cabin up the river from ours, and I told him if he didn't get there that evening, he
could stay all night at our house.
"'Mattie (his wife) and I went back home the next morning after bidding
goodbye to my brother-in-law and his wife, who were returning to Indiana.
(There were a lot of the settlers going back to other states that day). We got
home just before sundown and had built a fire in our dugout, and were seated in front of the fire that night popping corn, when suddenly the door was pushed open. A coonskin cap came peeping around the door, and I could see a rifle edging around. Mattie and I were really scared, but the man proved only to be the neighbor, who upon finding no one at his house had started back to town and decided to spend the night at our place. He didn't know that we were there, and was scared almost as badly as we when he saw us, but it was a long time before any of us went to sleep that night.'"

CENSUS: 1880, West Union Twp, Norton Cnty, KS, ED-202,
Sh-24, Line-6: 253 Charles LUCKEY W M 26 IN OH KY Farmer
Mattie H. " W F 25 IN IN IN Keeping House
E. J. " W M 1 month KS IN IN
The Vinita Journal:
"Although for some months during that winter, the Luckys were the only
family along the river, they remained, and the following spring were joined by more brave pioneers. They remained in the Western Kansas territory until 1884, when they moved to Fort Scott, Kansas, where they resided the next 10 years.
"After their sojourn in Fort Scott, they moved to Iola, Kansas; later moving
to El Reno, Oklahoma where they operated a store from 1912 to 1926, then moved to Vinita."

CENSUS: 1885 Kansas Census:
Charles Luckey 30 M Farmer; IN; IN
Matilda Luckey 30 F IN; IN
Edward Walters 11 M NY; NY
Enry Luckey 4 M KS; KS
Ann Luckey 72 F KY; IN

CENSUS: 1900 Lincoln Twp, Crawford Cnty, KS, ED-80, Sh-3, Line-13:
46 46 Charles LUCKY May 1854 md 22yrs IN OH KY Merchant
Mathe " Sep 1854 md 22yrs IN OH KY Housekeeper
Searched 1910 Lincoln Twp Census, Iola KS, El Reno, OK with no find.
Still need to try El Reno, OK.

CENSUS: 29 Jan 1920, El Reno City, Canadian, OK, ED-88, Sheet-7B:
502 140 177 LUCKY - Charles head owns M W 65 IN ND KY Groceryman
- Mattie wife F W 65 IN IN IN Grocery Clerk

OBITUARY: CHARLES LUCKY
"Charles Lucky, age 86, passed away this morning at his home on Third and
Illinois, after a lingering illness.
"He is survived by one son, E. R. Lucky, of Venita.
"Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Luginbuel Chapel. Rev. O. B. Darby will officiate.
"Burial will be made in the Fairview cemetery under the direction of the
Luginbuel Funeral home.
"S. B. Smith, Luther Howell, C. A. Wright, T. T. Denny, Wick Thomas, and C.
R. Rose will act as pallbearers."
-- 02 Nov 1940, The Vinita Journal

BURIAL: Fairview Cemetery, Vinita, Craig County, Oklahoma:
Charles Lucky May 11, 1864 - Nov 2, 1940 [DOB in error]
Mattie A. Lucky Sep 30, 1854 - Jul 8, 1938

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