Frances Lucey
                                            
  The bans were announced Sunday for the approaching marriage 
  of Robert Hamill and  Miss Frances Lucey.  Miss Lucey is a  
  niece of E. J.  Lucey and resides at  Boone. Mr. Hamill is  
  one of the efficient  typers in the  Sentinel office, with  
  which he has  been associated for  a number  of years. The  
  ceremony will take place at  Boone, Wednesday, November 4.  
  We bespeak  for  this  worthy  young  couple  a  happy and  
  prosperous life.
  
  Carroll Sentinel
  Boone County Democrat
  Oct 23, 1896
  
  R. J. Hamill of Carroll and Miss Frances Lucey were married 
  at the Catholic church, Wednesday  morning. They will live  
  at Carroll.
  
  Boone County Democrat
  Friday, November 6, 1896
  
  
                      Mrs. Dennis Lucey
                                     
  Mrs. Dennis Lucey died at the family home residence in this 
  city on Tuesday at noon. Her little child, some 4 weeks of 
  age is living. Last week they buried a bright little boy of 
  seven years and now the mother has gone to join him in the  
  land of the hereafter.  There is much  public sympathy for  
  the afflicted father and family. 

  Note at bottom, states the son's name was Jeremiah.
  
  Boone County Democrat
  April 19, 1884.
  
                         Welsh- Lucey
                                     
  A wedding of interest to Boone people took place at Carroll 
  on Wednesday morning of  this week. the  parties were Miss  
  Mary Lucey and Mr.  David Welsh. They  were married in St.  
  Joseph's church at 7:30,  Father Farrelly officiating. Dr.  
  M. A. Healy of this city was best man and Miss Bertha Hamill 
  of Carroll bridesmaid.  Following the  ceremony the bridal  
  party repaired  to the  home of  the bride's  sister, Mrs.  
  Robert Hamill,  where an  elaborate breakfast  was served.  
  They came to Boone that  day and have gone  to live on the  
  groom's farm in Harrison Township near Mackey. The groom is 
  one of Boone's leading farmers and a young man of excellent 
  character. His  bride  is one  of  Boone's  charming young  
  ladies who has lived  here all her  life. The happy couple  
  have the congratulations of a wide circle of acquaintances  
  and friends.
  
  Boone County Democrat
  Friday April 13, 1912 
  
  Mrs. Welsh had made her home for the past nine years before 
  her marriage at the A. C. Lowry home at Boone.
  
  A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. David Welsh Sunday August 17, 
  1913.