Mather Hawkins Lancaster, 1888–1940?> (aged 51 years)
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- Mather Hawkins /Lancaster/
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Death of a brother
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Source: Headstone
Text: "Aged 7 Ms. 7 Ds., Son of W. H. & M. P. Lancaster" |
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Source: Headstone
Text: "Son of W. H. & M. P. Lancaster" |
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Death of a paternal grandmother
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Source: Headstone
Text: Eastern Star symbol |
Death of a paternal grandfather
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Source: Headstone
Text: "Dear parents, though we miss you much...", Masonic symbol |
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Death
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Source: Headstone
Text: "Son" |
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father |
1864–1950
Birth: January 27, 1864
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— near Sulphur Well, Hardin Co. TN Death: February 10, 1950 |
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mother |
1867–1943
Birth: July 30, 1867
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— Tennessee Death: December 14, 1943 |
Marriage | Marriage — December 25, 1887 — Decatur Co. TN |
9 months
himself |
1888–1940
Birth: September 18, 1888
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— Henderson Co. TN Death: April 27, 1940 |
brother | |
younger brother | |
17 months
younger brother |
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2 years
younger sister |
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4 years
younger sister |
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21 months
younger brother |
1901–1970
Birth: December 2, 1901
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— Tennessee Death: October 18, 1970 |
3 years
younger brother |
1904–1975
Birth: December 31, 1904
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— Tennessee Death: January 1975 |
4 years
younger brother |
Death |
Source: Headstone
Text: "Son" |
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Shared note
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November 1, 1935 Lexington Progress Local News: Joe Pritchard, who was a helper of Mather Lancaster in the cotton gin at Clarksburg, Carroll County, died from pneumonia last Monday night. Mather Lancaster has recovered and returned to running the gin.
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Note
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June 6, 1919 - Lexington Progress Mather, elder son of Judge and Mrs. W. H. Lancaster, reached home last Friday from Camp Pike, having received his honorable discharge from the Army at Camp Pike, Ark. Mather reached home just one day short of one year from the day on which he left for the army camp and the army training has made him hard as nails. |