Bio by Liz Omstead
Father's Name Dan Burns
Mother's Name Elizabeth Taylor
At age 11, Lucinda went along as cook on a wagon which carried legally made whiskey to Columbia, S.C.
She was a midwife, and gathered clothing for the needy people in the isolated areas of the N.C. foothills.
Married 4 oct 1856
Father's Name Dan Burns
Mother's Name Elizabeth Taylor
At age 11, Lucinda went along as cook on a wagon which carried legally made whiskey to Columbia, S.C.
She was a midwife, and gathered clothing for the needy people in the isolated areas of the N.C. foothills.
Married 4 oct 1856
Bio by Liz Omstead
Father's Name Dan Burns
Mother's Name Elizabeth Taylor
At age 11, Lucinda went along as cook on a wagon which carried legally made whiskey to Columbia, S.C.
She was a midwife, and gathered clothing for the needy people in the isolated areas of the N.C. foothills.
Married 4 oct 1856
Father's Name Dan Burns
Mother's Name Elizabeth Taylor
At age 11, Lucinda went along as cook on a wagon which carried legally made whiskey to Columbia, S.C.
She was a midwife, and gathered clothing for the needy people in the isolated areas of the N.C. foothills.
Married 4 oct 1856
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