About 1772, when she was about eighteen she married Robinson Lucas, a native of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, and the son of William Lucas, a Scottish "seafaring man" who had migrated to the colonies, probably in the 1740s.
Over the next twenty-five years or so, Polly bore Robinson nineteen children, seven boys and eight girls plus four of unknown gender who died in infancy. Fifteen children lived to grow up: Temperance, Elizabeth, William, John, Jacob, Drucilla, Mary, Cynthia, Anna, Isaiah, Isaac, Sarah, Robert, Rhoda and James--the last two born after their parents came to Ohio.
About 1795, Robinson moved the family to Mason County, Kentucky, then in the early 1800s across the Ohio River into present-day Brown County, Ohio. Robinson died in his seventies and is buried in the Lucas Homestead Cemetery in Sardinia, Brown County. Polly lived until she was eighty-five and died on 15 August 1839. She is buried beside her husband.
There are only two known graves in the Lucas Homestead Cemetery
Cemetery notes and/or description: According to the Pindell family, Robinson Lucas is buried in an unmarked but fenced area on the original farmstead in Franklin Township, Brown County, Ohio, just below the dam at Lake Waynoka. Access is through the Lake Waynoka Development (off the Ashridge - Arnheim Road), a gated community. The site is accessed by crossing the dam on Waynoka Drive and turning left to a storage lot where off-season vehicles are parked. The grave site is in the grove of trees between the storage lot and the dam. It is not known who provided the fence and foundation protecting the grave site.[2]
Gravestones of Robinson and Mary Prickett Lucas
From Findagrave.com
Mary Prickett Lucas
Birth: Mar. 1, 1751, Burlington County, New Jersey; Death: Aug. 2, 1817, Brown County, Ohio.
There were born to Robinson Lucas and his wife nineteen children, fifteen living to grow up, viz., Temperance, Elizabeth, William, John, Jacob, Drucilla, Mary, Cynthia, Anna, Isaiah, Isaac, Sarah, Robert, Rhoda and James--the last two born after their parents came to Ohio.
Pictures were taken by: Chuck Lucas in 1994.
Family links: Spouse: Robinson Lucas (1750 - 1816)
Burial: Lucas Homestead Cemetery, Sardinia, Brown County, Ohio, USA[3]
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Mary by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Mary:
Prickett-463 and Prickett-152 appear to represent the same person because: These are no doubt the same person, dates are similar and she was obviously married to a Lucas.