Charles and Lucinda (Matthews) Sprague and Family

Charles and Lucinda (Matthews) Sprague and Family. Back: Bertha, Ada, Will, Front: Kitty, Charles, Lucinda, Art.

Sprague Family. Back: Kitty, Will, Art. Front: Ada, Charles, Lucinda, Bertha.

Lucinda (Matthews) Sprague with granddaughters (L to R): Dorothy Ballou, Helen Sprague, Gene Sprague, Lucinda Sprague, Evelyn Ballou

born: 6 Nov 1844, Shelbyville,Shelby Co.,Indiana

died: 7 Jun 1918, Huron,Beadle Co.,South Dakota

bur.: Huron,Beadle Co.,South Dakota, at Riverside Cemetery

occu: schoolteacher

spouse: Charles Samuel SPRAGUE

marr: 23 Apr 1864, South English,Keokuk Co.,Iowa, at TQ Matthew's home

born: 20 Oct 1838, Worthington,Franklin Co.,Ohio

died: May 1922, Huron,Beadle Co.,South Dakota

bur.: Huron,Beadle Co.,South Dakota, at Riverside Cemetery

Children:

Ada Lemora SPRAGUE

Elizabeth W. SPRAGUE

Nettie B. ``Lorna'' SPRAGUE

William Tecumseh SPRAGUE

Bertha Mabel SPRAGUE

Archie Russell ``Art'' SPRAGUE

Kate Ruth ``Kitty'' SPRAGUE

                      |--------Joel MATTHEWS (1755, (probably) Virginia - 1834, OH)
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           |---------James MATTHEWS (1779, Virginia - 1837, Indiana)
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           |          |--------Patty (1757, (probably) Virginia - )
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  |------Tunstal Quarles MATTHEWS (1807, Kentucky - 1878, Nebraska)
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  |        |---------Margaret REED (1784 - 1824, Ohio)
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Lucinda MATTHEWS (1844, Indiana - 1918, South Dakota)
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  |------Harriet STONE (1808, New York - 1895, South Dakota)
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Lucinda was a teacher in the South English area before her marriage.

Lucinda was sick the last part of her life. Dorothy Ballou Anderson recalls that her husband would say, ``Loo, lets play some cards,'' and they would play a two handed game.

Sources for this individual: @S405@ @S147@ @S1777@