It is not known whom the parents of Esther Lucetta (went by Lucetta) Beyer/Boyer were. Lucetta first married to Joshua Blackburn (c1831-28 Aug 1862) on 24 Mar 1858 at Forsyth County, North Carolina. Joshua died at Manassas, Virginia while serving with the Confederacy during the Civil War. Lucetta and Joshua were the parents of one known child, namely:
1. Emma Elizabeth Blackburn Farabee (1860-1945)
After Joshua died, Lucetta remarried to Jacob E. Boner (1826-c1879) on 17 Dec 1865 at Davidson County, North Carolina. Lucetta and Jacob were the parents of three known children, namely:
2. Charles Luther Boner (1866-1920)
3. Jennie L. Boner Strupe (1869-1945)
4. William Francis Boner (1871-1948)
after Jacob died Lucetta remarried to George Douthit (1811-1892) on 31 July 1879 at Davidson County, North Carolina. Lucetta and George were the parents of one known child, namely:
5. George Washington Douthit (1881-1963)
In 1870 Jacob, Lucetta, Charly (age 4), Jinnie (age 2) and an Emily Boner (age 19 (sic), really Emily Blackburn, age 9) were living at Clemmonsville, Davidson County, North Carolina. In 1880 Lucetta, her 3rd husband, George Douthit, Jennie and George Douthit (age 9) were living at Clemmonsville, Davidson County, North Carolina. In 1900 Lucetta (mother of 3, all living, sic) was living with her married son Charles at Clemmonsville, Forsyth County, North Carolina.
Lucetta was originally buried at the Farabee Family Cemetery, but was re-interred (along with a group of other people) at the Westlawn Gardens of Memorial Cemetery in 1993.
Links to Lucetta's third known husband and all of her five known children are included below.
1. Emma Elizabeth Blackburn Farabee (1860-1945)
After Joshua died, Lucetta remarried to Jacob E. Boner (1826-c1879) on 17 Dec 1865 at Davidson County, North Carolina. Lucetta and Jacob were the parents of three known children, namely:
2. Charles Luther Boner (1866-1920)
3. Jennie L. Boner Strupe (1869-1945)
4. William Francis Boner (1871-1948)
after Jacob died Lucetta remarried to George Douthit (1811-1892) on 31 July 1879 at Davidson County, North Carolina. Lucetta and George were the parents of one known child, namely:
5. George Washington Douthit (1881-1963)
In 1870 Jacob, Lucetta, Charly (age 4), Jinnie (age 2) and an Emily Boner (age 19 (sic), really Emily Blackburn, age 9) were living at Clemmonsville, Davidson County, North Carolina. In 1880 Lucetta, her 3rd husband, George Douthit, Jennie and George Douthit (age 9) were living at Clemmonsville, Davidson County, North Carolina. In 1900 Lucetta (mother of 3, all living, sic) was living with her married son Charles at Clemmonsville, Forsyth County, North Carolina.
Lucetta was originally buried at the Farabee Family Cemetery, but was re-interred (along with a group of other people) at the Westlawn Gardens of Memorial Cemetery in 1993.
Links to Lucetta's third known husband and all of her five known children are included below.
It is not known whom the parents of Esther Lucetta (went by Lucetta) Beyer/Boyer were. Lucetta first married to Joshua Blackburn (c1831-28 Aug 1862) on 24 Mar 1858 at Forsyth County, North Carolina. Joshua died at Manassas, Virginia while serving with the Confederacy during the Civil War. Lucetta and Joshua were the parents of one known child, namely:
1. Emma Elizabeth Blackburn Farabee (1860-1945)
After Joshua died, Lucetta remarried to Jacob E. Boner (1826-c1879) on 17 Dec 1865 at Davidson County, North Carolina. Lucetta and Jacob were the parents of three known children, namely:
2. Charles Luther Boner (1866-1920)
3. Jennie L. Boner Strupe (1869-1945)
4. William Francis Boner (1871-1948)
after Jacob died Lucetta remarried to George Douthit (1811-1892) on 31 July 1879 at Davidson County, North Carolina. Lucetta and George were the parents of one known child, namely:
5. George Washington Douthit (1881-1963)
In 1870 Jacob, Lucetta, Charly (age 4), Jinnie (age 2) and an Emily Boner (age 19 (sic), really Emily Blackburn, age 9) were living at Clemmonsville, Davidson County, North Carolina. In 1880 Lucetta, her 3rd husband, George Douthit, Jennie and George Douthit (age 9) were living at Clemmonsville, Davidson County, North Carolina. In 1900 Lucetta (mother of 3, all living, sic) was living with her married son Charles at Clemmonsville, Forsyth County, North Carolina.
Lucetta was originally buried at the Farabee Family Cemetery, but was re-interred (along with a group of other people) at the Westlawn Gardens of Memorial Cemetery in 1993.
Links to Lucetta's third known husband and all of her five known children are included below.
1. Emma Elizabeth Blackburn Farabee (1860-1945)
After Joshua died, Lucetta remarried to Jacob E. Boner (1826-c1879) on 17 Dec 1865 at Davidson County, North Carolina. Lucetta and Jacob were the parents of three known children, namely:
2. Charles Luther Boner (1866-1920)
3. Jennie L. Boner Strupe (1869-1945)
4. William Francis Boner (1871-1948)
after Jacob died Lucetta remarried to George Douthit (1811-1892) on 31 July 1879 at Davidson County, North Carolina. Lucetta and George were the parents of one known child, namely:
5. George Washington Douthit (1881-1963)
In 1870 Jacob, Lucetta, Charly (age 4), Jinnie (age 2) and an Emily Boner (age 19 (sic), really Emily Blackburn, age 9) were living at Clemmonsville, Davidson County, North Carolina. In 1880 Lucetta, her 3rd husband, George Douthit, Jennie and George Douthit (age 9) were living at Clemmonsville, Davidson County, North Carolina. In 1900 Lucetta (mother of 3, all living, sic) was living with her married son Charles at Clemmonsville, Forsyth County, North Carolina.
Lucetta was originally buried at the Farabee Family Cemetery, but was re-interred (along with a group of other people) at the Westlawn Gardens of Memorial Cemetery in 1993.
Links to Lucetta's third known husband and all of her five known children are included below.
Inscription
FARABEE FAMILY CEMETERY
RE-INTERRED DECEMBER 1, 1993
Family Members
See more Blackburn Boner Douthit or Boyer memorials in:
- Westlawn Gardens of Memory Blackburn Boner Douthit or Boyer
- Clemmons Blackburn Boner Douthit or Boyer
- Forsyth County Blackburn Boner Douthit or Boyer
- North Carolina Blackburn Boner Douthit or Boyer
- USA Blackburn Boner Douthit or Boyer
- Find a Grave Blackburn Boner Douthit or Boyer
