Individual Details

Census (family)

Lockhart, Joseph A., Head, 40, Married 14 yrs, CA, ME, Conductor Logging Train, Rent house
Winnette Wife 30, Married 14 yrs, 2 children 2 living, Michigan, Ger, Michigan
Joseph F. Son, 13, CA, CA, Michigan
Alfred E, Son, 11, CA, CA, Michigan

Census (family)

Vol (SD) 24, ED 186, sheet 4B, line 62
Humbolt Co., Precinct 16 Eureka City, January 5, 1920.
Wabash Ave. #439, renting.
Lockhart, Joseph Head 49 Calif Brakeman - Steam Railroad
Winne Wife 40 Michigan
Joseph F. Son 23 Calif Surveyer - Steam Railroad
Tavis, Fred Father in Law. 75 Hanover 1867 Na 1902
Kathryn Mother in Law. 63 Indiana

Census (family)

G Street
Joseph A Lockhart, Head, Own $2000, MW 60, Married at 25 yrs, California Maine US, Brakeman, Steam Railroad
Winnie Lockhart, Wife, FW 50, Married at 16, Michigan, Germany Germany

Census

Head Winnie Lockhart F 60 Michigan
Son Alfred E Lockhart M 41 California
Grandson Bernard Lockhart M 19 California

Death

Blue Lake Advocate, Volume 64, Number 18, 28 August 1952
CREAM OF COUNTY NEWS
Death came to Mrs. Winnie Lockhart, 73, of Eureka, at a hospital there Friday evening after a brief illness. A native of Michigan, she had lived in this vicinity for more than 70 years. She was the widow of the late Joseph A. Lockhart. Surviving relatives include two sons, Alfred and Joseph Lockhart, both of Eureka; grandchildren, Bernie Lockhart and Mrs. Joyce Quinn, also of Eureka.

Death Claims Mrs. Winnie Lockhart

Mrs. Winnie Lockhart, 73, of 2135 G Street, died at a local hospital early Friday evening after a brief illness.
She was a native of Michigan, and had lived in this vicinity for more than 70 years.
She was the widow of the late Joseph A. Lockhart.
Survivors include two sons, Alfred and Joseph Lockhart, both of Eureka; grandchildren Bernie Lockhart and Mrs. Joyce Quinn, both of Eureka.
Services are set for Monday at 1:30 p. m. in the Pierce mortuary with internment in Sunset Memorial Park.


Lockhart Last Rites Held

Final rites for Mrs. Winnie Lockhart were held in the Pierce chapel at 1:30 this afternoon, the Rev. Bert E. Weeks officiating. Internment was at Sunset Memorial Park.
The bearers were Lenwood Stewart, Lawrence Yost, Wallace Carter, Frank Casedy, Charles Yuill, and Fred Travis.