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Lucinda Pink Brewer247, 248, 249 was born 26 Jan 1852 in Pike County, Arkansas250, 251, 252, and died 10 Aug 1932 in Pharaoh, Okfuskee, Oklahoma253. She married Benjamin Franklin Lovin on 05 Sep 1876 in Hunt County, Texas254.

 Includes NotesNotes for Lucinda Pink Brewer:
Lucinda Pink Brewer is recorded with her family in Muddy Fork Township (Wilton Post Office) in Pike County Arkansas, in the 1860 census.

1870 Federal Census, Pike County, Arkansas, 24 July, P O Wilton, page 43, Hse/Fam #279
John Brewer 46 Farmer TN
S F Brewer 32 NC
M A T Brewer 12 AR
W A Brewer 10 AR
Lucinda Brewer 7 AR
Louisa Brewer 4 AR
H L Brewer 10 month AR

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Linda Dudley has the following notes in her genealogy of the Lovins:

ID: I24115
Name: Lucinda "Pink" BREWER
Sex: F
Birth: 26 JAN 1852 in Pike County, Arkansas to Texas (See Photo/Note)
Death: 10 AUG 1932 in Age: 80 - Weleetka, Okfuskee Co., Oklahoma

As for the Native American aspect of the Lovin family, we have no evidence that Benjamin Franklin Lovin B. F. or his family were Native American. It is possible that Isabella Wigley was but we have found no evidence in Mississippi records. Our research has been on Lucinda Pink Brewer, B. F.'s 2nd wife, who we are 99% certain was Indian. We have no actual evidence, only circumstantial evidence (her facial features, the fact that her father migrated to Pike County, Arkansas from Tennessee at the same time many Cherokee Indians were doing so, and the fact that her children referred to the family as 'Black Dutch' which is a 19th century euphemism for Native Americans and persons of black ancestry.) Other than these circumstantial clues, we do not yet found hard evidence.

I am working hard (when I have time from my job) to find proof that the Brewers were Cherokee. Jerry and I plan to travel to Arkansas and Texas this year in search of additional information.
-- Linda Dudley, cited by Peggy Conley, http://awtc.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2899172&id=I24115


More About Lucinda Pink Brewer:
Burial: Aft. 10 Aug 1932, Hillcrest Cemetery, Weleetka, Okfuskee, Oklahoma.254
Died 2: 10 Aug 1932, Weleetka, Okfuskee, Oklahoma.255
Nationality: Thought to be a Native American, likely Cherokee.256
Residence: 1860, Muddy Fork, Pike, Arkansas.257
Residence2: 1900, Burnett, Pottawatomie, Oklahoma.258
Residence3: 1910, Wall, Stephens, Oklahoma.259
Residence4: Bet. 1915 - Jun 1919, Liberty County, Texas (Confederate pension application).260

More About Lucinda Pink Brewer and Benjamin Franklin Lovin:
Marriage: 05 Sep 1876, Hunt County, Texas.261

Children of Lucinda Pink Brewer and Benjamin Franklin Lovin are:
  1. Ida Lucinda Lovin, b. 27 Jul 1877, Texas (probably Hunt County)262, d. 26 Jun 1954, Snyder, Kiowa, Oklahoma262.
  2. Nemmie Lovin, b. Abt. 1878262, d. date unknown.
  3. Rosa Lee Lovin, b. 18 Aug 1882, Shawnee, Pottawatomie262, d. 08 Oct 1919, Snyder, Kiowa, Oklahoma262.
  4. +Mattie Arletta Lovin, b. 05 Nov 1884, Indian Territory263, 264, 265, d. 31 Oct 1969, Potter County, Texas266.
  5. Annie L Lovin, b. Aug 1886, Indian Territory267, 268, d. 1966269.
  6. Benjamin Franklin Lovin, b. 28 Jul 1890270, d. date unknown, Likely Jim Wells County, Texas270.
  7. Minnie Mae Lovin, b. 24 Mar 1894, Indian Territory271, 272, 273, d. 30 Sep 1970, Oklahoma274.
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