Celia Ann Scalf

CELIA ANN (SELA) SCALF
Daughter of
John Scalf, Sr. & Edeah Carlisle
Celia A<John Scalf Sr<Lewis Scalf

Celia Ann Scalf (aka Cealy and Sela) was born (according to census records) 1820-1825. Scalf Family History, page 180, lists Sela as being born 1821-1823. If Celia Ann was the last child born to John Scalf, Sr. and Edeah Carlisle Scalf, she was most likely born in Russell County, Virginia because this is where her family was living1820-1830. Sela was probably named for her aunt Ceely Ann Keziah (also listed in some records as Coziah) Scalf, wife of Benjamin Scalf, a brother to her father John Scalf, Sr.

Of Sela's life, we know nothing until her marriage in 1836. We have reason to believe that her mother, Edeah (Edy) Carlisle Scalf was living with her in Knox County, Kentucky shortly before they both died.

It has been reported that Edy Carlisle Scalf was living with her son, Ira, in Knox County, Kentucky before her death; however, the author feels that Edy most likely stayed alternately with her children in Knox County as was customary for the times. Some records suggest she was in the home of her son, Peter Scalf, for a short time and other records suggest she was with her daughter, Sela Scalf Lockard, shortly before Sela died in 1859.

We first find information on the person we believe to have been Celia (Sela) Ann Scalf, (also known as Cealy Ann) from the marriage bond for her marriage in 1836 Clay County, Kentucky. Although it could be questionable whether this was John senior or junior’s mark on the bond, the author and Virgil Scalf both agree that this was John Scalf, Sr.

In support of this, we refer back to the marriage of Peter and Robert Scalf in October of 1835 in Clay County where their father, John Scalf, Sr. signed consent for their marriages. Logically, if their father signed consent for them in Clay County in October of 1835, he was likely still in Clay County in April of 1836 to sign the marriage bond and consent for his daughter, Celia (Sela) Ann Scalf. He was also missing from the tax list of Russell County, Virginia where he had been living until his move to Clay County, Kentucky sometime between the collection of the Russell County taxes in 1835 and the marriage of his sons in October of 1835 in Clay County, Kentucky. John was then missing from the 1836 Russell County, Virginia tax list, and was not found in Tennessee. However, a John Scalf does appear on the 1836 Clay County, Kentucky tax list and we feel certain this was John Sr. and not his son, John Jr. We also have found no evidence to suggest there was another Cealy Ann Scalf of this time frame in the Kentucky/Tennessee/Virginia area.

The most significant factor in determining that the signer of this marriage bond was John Scalf, Sr., is the mark made on Page 1 of the marriage bond of Cealy Ann Scalf. John Scalf signed his mark on the marriage bond with a (J) instead of the (X) most commonly used. We believe this mark confirms the signer (John Scalf) to have been none other than John Scalf, Sr.

In further support of this conclusion, note on Page 2 of the marriage bond the statement by Mr. Kinningham, “BY PERSONAL CONSENT OF THE FATHER of Cealy Ann Scalf.” In order for her father to give personal consent for this marriage, her father had to be present in Clay County, Kentucky April 6, 1836.

The signature on the declaration given at the courthouse in Hawkins County, Tennessee around 1838-1839 also lends support to the theory that the John Scalf that signed the marriage bond in Clay County, Kentucky was also the same John Scalf that signed the Military Declaration of Revolutionary War Service in Hawkins County, Tennessee. This John Scalf signed by mark (J) on both documents.

From the research of prior authors, we learn that John Scalf, Sr. and Edeah Carlisle Scalf were the parents of 16 children. The last child born to them was Celia Ann (Cealy) Scalf. We have found no other Cealy/Sela/Ceely/Celia Ann Scalf that fits the same timeframe as this Cealy Ann Scalf, and we feel certain that she was the daughter of John and Edeah Carlisle Scalf.

However, the most confusing information from the marriage bond is the name of the future husband of Cealy Ann Scalf. Her “husband to be,” is listed as Thomas HUBBARD on the marriage bond and not Thomas LOCKARD. We know from other records that Cealy Ann Scalf was the wife of Thomas Lockard.

(LINK TO MARRIAGE BOND, PG 1)    (Courtesy of Virgil Scalf)

State of Kentucky Clay County 6th of April 1836
Know all men by these presents that we Thomas Hubbard & John Scalf are held and firmly bound unto the commonwealth of Kentucky in the ???? sum of fifty pounds lawful money of Kentucky to which payment will and truly to be made, we bind ourselves our heirs executors & jointly severally & firmly by these presents signed sealed and acknowledged the day & date above written. The condition of the above obligation is such that whereas the above bound Thomas Hubbard is about to obtain a License for a Marriage intended between the said Thomas Hubbard & Cealy Ann Scalf now if the said Thomas Hubbard in good faith performs this his undertaking without some legal cause to prevent then this obligation to be void, else to remain in full force & virtue.

                                                                                                                                                                                                               his
           attest                                                                                                                                                                               Thomas   X    Hubbard (Seal)
           Lynn. G. Kenningham Dept Clk                                                                                                                                                   mark
           George Stivers Clk of CCC
                                                                                                                                                                                                                his
                                                                                                                                                                                                        John J Scalf (Seal)
                                                                                                                                                                                                              mark

State of Kentucky Clay County 6th of April 1836
I Lynn G. Kinningham Deputy Clerk for George Stivers Clerk of Clay County Court, do hereby certify that bond and security is taken in the clerks office for a marriage intended between Thomas Hubbard and Cealy Ann Scalf by the personal consent of the father of Cealy Ann Scalf these are therefore to license any person legally authorized to solomize the rights of matrimony to join together the said Thomas Hubbard and Cealy Ann Scalf in holy wedlock & this shall be your sufficient warrant for so doing

                                                                                                                                                                                               Lynn G. Kinningham Deputy Clk
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       for
                                                                                                                                                                                               George Stivers Clerk of CCC

We know that Celia Ann Scalf, daughter of John Scalf, Sr., married Thomas Lockard/Lockhard/Lockhart. Of this we have no doubt due to the pension file of Thomas Lockard/Lockhard/Lockhart. In the pension file his deceased wife was named as Sela Scalf, and we know that Celia Ann Scalf (daughter of John Scalf Sr.) was known as Sela. (Pension File of Thomas Lockard – Courtesy of National Archives via Virgil Scalf)

LINK TO DOCUMENT - Part 1, Part 2 & Part 3 - Alzya Mariah Stewart Lockard - Widow’s Application for pension) (Pension File of Thomas Lockard - Courtesy of Virgil Scalf)

Cealy Ann should have been 15-17 years old at the time of her marriage in 1836, which coincides with the age of Celia Ann Scalf, daughter of John Scalf, Sr.; however, if Cealy Ann Scalf married Thomas Lockard, then who was Cealy Ann Scalf that married Thomas Hubbard in 1836 Clay County, Kentucky?

The author cannot offer much in the way of speculation concerning this matter, because Celia Ann Scalf, daughter of John Scalf, Sr. was the only Celia (Cealy/Sela) Ann Scalf known to the family of this particular date.

In the book, Scalf Family History, by Elmer Scalf, Elmer states that Ann Scalf, daughter of John Scalf, Jr., married Thomas Hubbard in 1836 Clay County, Kentucky. However, in his book, Ann Scalf is listed with a birth year of around 1811. This is the only reference to a daughter of John Scalf, Jr. with the name "Ann" that the author has been able to find. Elmer does not state how he arrived at the conclusion that Ann was a daughter of John Scalf, Jr.

Elmer did, however, ask the author in our correspondence from 1989, if the author thought that Ann could have been the daughter of John Scalf, Jr. At the time of Elmer's question, the author had not studied the Clay County records, nor very many of the early family records and could not offer a reasonable opinion on this matter. Elmer stated in his letter that he was not sure who this Ann Scalf was. The author cannot determine in 2008 who this Ann Scalf might have been nor where the record of “Ann Scalf” could have been located that caused Elmer to think this was a daughter of John Scalf, Jr. The only record found at this point, is a marriage bond for Cealy Ann Scalf and Thomas Hubbard and from all appearances could only have been the daughter of John Scalf, Sr.

Cealy Ann Scalf is the only “Ann” Scalf found in Clay County, Kentucky with a marriage in 1836; therefore, the author must conclude that Elmer was confused and speculated this to be the daughter of John Scalf, Jr.

At this date (2008) the author has found no evidence to suggest that this was a daughter of John Scalf, Jr., or that John Scalf, Jr., had a daughter born around 1811 although it certainly was not impossible. The evidence strongly suggests this was Celia Ann (Sela) Scalf, daughter of John Scalf, Sr. and a sister to John Scalf, Jr., rather than his daughter.

In 1837, John was missing from Clay County and was likely in Hawkins County, Tennessee where he applied for his Revolutionary Pension. His son, John Jr. is probably the John Scalf that appeared on the tax list in Russell County, Virginia in 1837 and 1838, moving down to Hawkins County, Tennessee by 1839.

Note that only one John Scalf appears on the 1836 Clay County, Kentucky tax list and is missing in 1837. On the 1837 Russell County, Virginia tax list, a John Scalf appears; however, it is believed that this was John Scalf, Jr. In his depositions for a military pension at Rogersville, Tennessee (Hawkins Co) John Sr. made the statement that he had moved from Clay County, Kentucky to Hawkins County, Tennessee although he did not state at what time this took place. The author believes this to have taken place sometime after the marriage bond of Celia Ann Scalf in Clay County, Kentucky and the enumeration of the tax list of the year 1836.

1836 and 1837 Clay County, Kentucky Tax Lists:

1836    Clay     Robert Scalf
            Clay     Peter Scalf
            Clay    John Scalf
            Clay     Jesse Scalf
            Clay     Ira Scalf

1837    Clay     Robert Scalf
            Clay     Jesse Scalf
            Clay     Peter Scalf

The author can only offer speculation as to what might have happened in Clay County, the day John Scalf signed the marriage bond and gave consent for his daughter’s marriage to Thomas Hubbard.

1. Thomas Hubbard was a different individual from Thomas Lockard and the marriage was intended for Thomas Hubbard and Cealy Ann Scalf, but something happened that they did not go through with the marriage.

2. Thomas Lockard was born Thomas Hubbard and later took the Lockard name or vice-versa.

3. The clerk made a mistake concerning the surname of Thomas Lockard in Clay County, Kentucky that day.

The author would appreciate any information - if anyone knows - concerning why Thomas Lockard was listed as Thomas Hubbard on this marriage record.

It should be noted here that the name LOCKARD can be found under various spellings in the records. LOCKARD - LOCKHARD - LOCKHART - LOCKERT- LOCKHERD, and even LOCHARD, just to mention a few. However, Joseph Lockard, a son of Thomas and his second wife, Alzya, stated that LOCKARD is the correct spelling.

The spelling of CELIA will also be found with various spellings in the records. CELY -CELIA - CEELY - CEALY - SEALY- SELY and SELA, among others. Cealy is the spelling listed on her marriage bond.

It is the belief of the author that Sela Ann Scalf Lockard was probably named for her aunt, Ceely Ann Keziah Scalf, wife of her uncle Benjamin Scalf. However, we have no confirming records to determine which would be the correct spelling of Ceely Ann Keziah Scalf or Cealy Ann Scalf. The author has used the spelling “Cealy” in this document for Celia Ann Scalf Lockard.

Two years after the marriage of Thomas and Cealy Ann, around December of 1838 in Hawkins County, Tennessee, Thomas Lockard made a statement in support of the pension for his father-in-law John Scalf, Sr. In this statement Thomas stated that, "he had known John Scalf, Sr. for three years." (Chapter VII - Part 4 - John Scalf, Sr. - The Hawkins County Years-Scalf Family in America-Scalf Family Website).

If Thomas Lockard had been acquainted with the Scalf family for three years, this estimates a marriage date of Thomas and Cealy Ann around 1835-1836 and Cealy Ann would have only been around 14-15 years old if born in 1823. Only one Thomas Lockard is found in Hawkins Co. Tennessee in 1840, which would have been two years after his statement in support of his father-in-law's pension. If this is correct, Thomas and Cealy Ann's first child could have been born 1836 - 1838.

From the 1850 census of Knox County, Kentucky, we find Thomas and Cealy Ann with a son James M. Lockhard born 1837. The years do appear to coincide with the date Thomas gave in his deposition in support of the pension of John Scalf, Sr.

Three years after the signing of the marriage bond by Thomas Hubbard to marry Cealy Ann Scalf, Thomas Lockard signed a statement for John Scalf, Sr., in Hawkins County, Tennessee. Thomas Hubbard could not write and likely could not read. He signed his mark with an X that day in Clay County, Kentucky and the clerk might have made a mistake in writing Thomas’ surname without Thomas knowing his name was signed as “HUBBARD.”

In 1840, a Thomas Lockhart/Lockard was found living in Hawkins County, Tennessee and the author believes this was the same Thomas Lockard/Lockhard who made a deposition in support of his father-in-law's pension (John Scalf, Sr.) in 1838-39 at the courthouse in Rogersville, Tennessee.

The author has added names to the following census as speculation only until further proof can be provided to confirm that this is the family of Thomas Lockard and Sela Ann Scalf Lockard.

Keep in mind that Thomas and Sela married in 1836. Their son, James Madison Lockard, was born (1850 census) about 1837.

The Squires Ledger from Hawkins County, Tennessee listing the school population of 1844 -1846 shows that Thomas Lockard and family were still living in Hawkins County, Tennessee in the 2d Civil District during 1845 and 1846, and had one child of school age. Their son, James Madison Lockard, would certainly have been of school age in 1845.

Thomas was not listed in this ledger after the year 1846 and it is assumed he had moved back to Kentucky at this time.

(Hawkins County, TN - Squires Ledger – (Courtesy of Sharon Carter - Trent Family descendent)

1845 - Report of the Scholastic population for the year 1845 in the 2nd civil district of Hawkins County.

1846 - "Commissioners Annel Report to the county court clerk of Hawkins County for the year 1846 of the scholastic population for district no 2nd July 1st 1846."

Considering the affidavit of Thomas Lockard for John Scalf, Sr., along with the scholastic population of Hawkins County, Tennessee, we can assume that Thomas was probably living in Hawkins County, Tennessee from December of 1838 or 39 until at least 1846. He did not appear on the Hawkins County, Tennessee records after 1846.

In 1850, Thomas and Sela were found in Knox County, Kentucky with a family of five children. Hiter or Heiter is listed as a male on this census but it has been stated by some Lockard descendents that Hiter was a female. We have no information on Hiter to clarify this at this time.

Note the five-year span between the births of James and Noah in 1850. This time span indicates there could have been one or two children born/died during this time. In 1851, Thomas had five children listed at home on the tax list, which coincides with the 1850 census.

Thomas was found on the tax list of Knox County, Kentucky in 1850. It appears that Thomas did live out his life in Knox County, Kentucky for he was not found in Hawkins County, Tennessee after 1846.

Thomas Lockard - 1850

White male over 21 years of age --- 1
Water course - Richland Creek

White male over 21 years of age --- 1
Cattle --- 2
Children between 6 and 16 years old --- 5

By 1852, Thomas now has 3 children at home suggesting that two had either married or died.

White male over 21 years of age --- 1
Children between 6 and 16 years old --- 3
Horses and mares --- 1
Value of horses and mares --- $15
Number of hogs over six months old --- 15
Cattle --- 1
Total value --- $15

In 1852 and 1853, only three children were home indicating that James and Noah had probably married at this time. However, by 1854, another child is added indicating another child was born 1853-1854. This brings the total children to six.

White male over 21 years of age --- 1
Children between 6 and 16 years old --- 4
Horses and mares --- 1
Value of horses and mares --- $20
Number of hogs over six months old --- 15
Cattle --- 1
Total value --- $20

White male over 21 years of age --- 1
Children between 6 and 16 years old --- 4
Number of hogs over six months old --- 4

The 1856 tax list shows that another child had probably married 1855-1856 because Thomas now has three children in the home again. The same number of children are in the home in 1857 and 1858 as well.

White male over 21 years of age --- 1
Children between 6 and 16 years old --- 3
Number of hogs over six months old --- 7

White male over 21 years of age --- 1
Children between 6 and 16 years old --- 3
Number of hogs over six months old --- 3
Value of gold, silver and other metallic watches and clocks --- $10
Total value at 30 cents per 100 --- $10

White male over 21 years of age --- 1
Children between 6 and 16 years old --- 3
Cattle --- 3
Value of gold, silver and other metallic watches and clocks --- $8
Total value at 30 cents per 100 --- $8

By 1859, once again there are four children in the home indicating that another child had been born 1858 - 1859. Thomas was the only male listed over 21 years of age on this tax list. This tax list reveals that Thomas and Sela had a total of seven children by 1859. This was the year that Sela died. However, we have no way of knowing if Sela was living when the tax list was taken or if she had died. We have no date for the tax list but Sela died in May of this year.

White male over 21 years of age --- 1
Children between 6 and 16 years old --- 4
Number of hogs over six months old --- 3
Cattle --- 2
Pounds of tobacco --- 5
Bushels 0f corn --- 150
Value of gold, silver and other metallic watches and clocks --- $10
Total value at 30 cents per 100 --- $10

Cealy (Sela) Ann Scalf Lockhard/Lockard/Lockhart died May 23, 1859 in Knox County, Kentucky. Her cause of death is unknown for we have been unable to obtain a death record for Sela Ann. It is thought that she might have died in childbirth or due to complications of childbirth; however, we cannot confirm this. It is believed that her mother (Edy Carlisle Scalf) was also living in the home when Sela Ann died. The pension file of Thomas Lockard confirms Sela Ann's death date from several depositions made by various folks.

The Kentucky Register also records the death of someone whom the author believes to have been Celia Ann Scalf Lockard. The spelling of Clien is listed and is believed to have been a misspelling of Celia. Thomas Lockard is also listed beneath the name on page 185. The surname is spelled Lockerd in the registry. The pension file of Thomas Lockard confirms in several documents the same date of death for Sela Ann Scalf Lockard that appears on the Kentucky Register under the spelling of Clien Lockard, which also lends support to the fact that this is likely the same person. Her father’s name is listed in the Kentucky Register as John Scalf from Virginia.

After Sela died in 1859, Thomas and the children appear on the 1860 census of Clay County, Kentucky.

The 1859 tax list shows four children between the ages of 6 and 16 still in the home of Thomas Lockard. The 1860 tax list suggests that another child had been born for Thomas is now listed with five children in the home. The 1860 census reveals that Sarah Jane was born about 1857.

Since Noah did not marry until 1862, we must assume that he was one of the four children in the home in 1859 and again on the 1860 tax list. The 1860 census shows Noah in the home. However, the tax list states "children between the ages of 6 and 16," and from census records Noah appeared to be over the age of 16. Therefore, we can only speculate that another child was born before 1860. There have been no other children found, however.

White male over 21 years of age --- 1
Children between 6 and 16 years old --- 5
Number of hogs over six months old --- 6
Cattle --- 2
Pounds of tobacco --- 10
Bushels of corn --- 10
Bushels of wheat --- 30

The Civil War brought turmoil for the country and Thomas, as did others, answered the call to battle. Thomas had lost his wife and probably left his children in the care of relatives when he joined Company I of the 7th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry (Union Forces). Thomas enlisted August 20, 1861 and was discharged March 7, 1863.

Civil War

Name: Thomas Lockard
Enlistment Date: 20 Aug 1861
Enlistment Place: Camp Dick Robinson, Kentucky
Side Served: Union
State Served: Kentucky
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 20 August 1861.
Enlisted in Company I, 7th Infantry Regiment Kentucky on 22 Sep 1861.
Discharged from Company I, 7th Infantry Regiment Kentucky on 7 Mar 1863 at Young's Point, LA.

Name: Thomas Lockard
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: Kentucky
Regiment Name: 7 Ky. Infantry
Regiment Name Expanded: 7th Regiment, Kentucky Infantry
Company: I
Rank In: Private
Rank In Expanded: Private
Rank Out: Private
Rank Out Expanded: Private
Alternate Name: Thomas/Lockhard (Courtesy of Virgil Scalf)

Children of THOMAS LOCKARD and CELIA (SELA) ANN SCALF
from the database of Virgil Scalf:

     1. James M. Lockard, born 1837.
     2. Noah Lockard, born 1842; died 1911.
     3. Heiter Lockard, born 1843.
     4. Daniel "Don" Lockard, born 1846.
     5. Milton Lockard, born 1849.
     6. William Lockard, born 4 March 1853.
     7. Ardina Lockard, born 1855.
     8. Sara Jane Lockard, born 1856.

The database of Virgil Scalf shows eight children born to Thomas and Celia Ann Scalf Lockard.

No information has been found for Heiter/Hiter as of this date (2008); therefore, a section has not been added for Hiter at this time. Should we find information for Hiter, this chapter will be updated with the new information.

The war had left Thomas disabled and sometime in the early 1880’s Thomas applied for pension benefits from his service for his disability. Although the author cannot find a specific date for this filing, a document in the pension file of Thomas states that Thomas was denied benefits on September 29, 1885. It was stated on the document that Thomas was denied for a fractured clavicle and chronic diarrhea. However, it was learned from the pension file of his son, Daniel Lockard, that the records of Thomas and Daniel had apparently been confused. Thomas did not have a fractured clavicle but did have chronic diarrhea.

Thomas’ Declaration for a Pension states that Thomas was 65 years old. The date of this document is simply 188__. The last number was not included and the date may have been 1880. In this document it is stated that Thomas fell from his horse and had a broken collarbone and chronic diarrhea. H. H. Hunter, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Knox County, Tennessee, submitted this document.

LINK TO FILE – (Lockard, Thomas, Pension – Declaration for an Invalid Pension)

From his disability discharge in 1863, we learn that Thomas was 5 ft – 8 inches tall, blue eyes, and auburn hair.

JAMES MADISON LOCKARD
Son of
Thomas Lockard & Celia Ann Scalf
James Lockard<Celia A Scalf<John Scalf, Sr<Lewis Scalf

James Madison Lockard, son of Thomas Lockard and Celia Ann (Sela) Scalf, was born about 1837 in Kentucky. James joined the 27th Kentucky Infantry, Co. F, (Union) as a Private and was ranked to Corporal at discharge. We do not have the dates of enlistment or discharge for James.

Name: James M. Lockard
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: Kentucky
Regiment Name: 27 Kentucky Infantry
Regiment Name Expanded: 27th Regiment, Kentucky Infantry
Company: F
Rank In: Private
Rank In Expanded: Private
Rank Out: Corporal
Rank Out Expanded: Corporal

James married Sarah A. Jones on January 9, 1858 in Knox County, KY (Database of Virgil Scalf).

James and Sarah were found on the 1860 through 1900 census of Owsley and Wolfe County, Kentucky. Census records of this family are the only information we have available at this time. James named his oldest daughter Celia and a younger daughter Ordena. He also named sons after his brothers. James and Sarah were the parents of ten children with eight living in 1900.

Note that the son, Breckenridge, is gone from the census in 1870 and Hiram appears. His full name was likely Hiram Breckenridge Lockard.

James and Sarah were the parents of eight living children according to the 1900 census of Wolfe County, Kentucky. Sarah stated she had ten children with eight living.

HIRAM B. LOCKARD
Son of
James Madison Lockard & Sarah Jones
Hiram<James<Celia A<John Scalf Sr<Lewis Scalf

Hiram B. Lockard, son of James Madison Lockard and Sarah Jones Lockard was born April 1861. He married September 22, 1881 at Breathitt Co., Kentucky to Mahala Banks. Hiram was 20 years old and Mahala was 19. This was a first marriage for Mahala and a first marriage for Hiram. The Minister performing the ceremony was S. P. Chandler. (Breathitt Co. Marriages, Bk 3, p 31. LDS reel 836543.)

Hiram and Mahala were found on the 1900 and 1910 censuses of Wolfe County, Kentucky with their children. Hiram Lockard died February 9, 1916. (Link to death certificate)

Mahala was found in 1920 living with their son Andy. She was living with their son Walter in 1930.

ANDREW "ANDY" LOCKARD
Son of
Hiram Lockard & Mahala Banks
Andrew<Hiram<James<Celia A.<John Scalf Sr<Lewis Scalf

Andrew, “Andy” Lockard, son of Hiram and Mahala Banks Lockard, was born about 1884-1885 in Kentucky (census). Andy married Bertha Graham. In 1820, Wolfe County, Kentucky, his mother Mahala was living in the home and listed as a “widow.”

JAMES MADISON "MATT" LOCKARD
Son of
Hiram Lockard & Mahala Banks
James<Hiram<James<Celia A.<John Scalf Sr<Lewis Scalf

James Madison “Matt” Lockard, son of Hiram and Mahala Banks Lockard, was probably named for his grandfather, James Madison Lockard. He was born December 9, 1886 according to his WWI Draft Registration Card. His wife was Sallie on the 1920 Breathitt County, Kentucky census.

WWI Registration Card

Name: James Madison Lockard
Age: 30
Date of Birth: December 9, 1886        (Link to original document)
Home Address: Oakdale, KY
Present Occupation: Farmer
Employer's name: Self employed
Height: Medium
Build: Medium
Color of eyes: Blue
Color of Hair: Black
Date: June 5, 1917

1920 Breathitt CO KY                 9 January 1920                            Precinct 15

WALTER D. LOCKARD
Son of
Hiram Lockard & Mahala Banks
Walter<Hiram<James<Celia A.<John Scalf Sr<Lewis Scalf

Walter D. Lockard, son of Hiram and Mahala Banks Lockard, was born March 31, 1891 in Kentucky. Walter was found living with his family in 1920 and 1930 Breathitt County, Kentucky. We do not have his wife’s name at this time although the census indicates her name was “Clancy.” This could have been a misspelling of another name, however. Walter died July 1971. (SS Death Records-Courtesy of Virgil Scalf)

WWI Registration Card

Name: Walter D. Lockard
Age: 26
Date of Birth: March 31, 1891        (Link to original document)
Home Address: Pence, KY
Present Occupation: Farmer
Employer's name: Self employed
Height: Short
Build: Medium
Color of eyes: Dark blue
Color of Hair: Black
Date: June 5, 1917

Name: Walter Lockard
SSN: 406-07-6213
Last Residence: 41313 Bethany, Wolfe, Kentucky, United States of America
Born: 31 Mar 1891
Died: Jul 1971
State (Year) SSN issued: Kentucky (Before 1951 )

DANIEL BOONE LOCKARD
Son of
Hiram Lockard & Mahala Banks
Daniel<Hiram<James<Celia A.<John Scalf Sr<Lewis Scalf

Daniel Boone Lockard, son of Hiram and Mahala Banks Lockard, was born January 18, 1895 in Kentucky. Daniel was age 22 on his WWI Draft Registration Card. His wife is listed as Oma on the 1920 census of Breathitt County, Kentucky. We do not have her maiden name at this time. Daniel died Nov 1969 (SS Death Records and WWI Registration – Courtesy of Virgil Scalf)

WWI Registration Card

Name: Boone Lockard
Age: 22
Date of Birth: January 18, 1895        (Link to original document)
Home Address: Pence, KY
Present Occupation: Farmer
Employer's name: Self employed
Height: Short
Build: Medium
Color of eyes: Dark blue
Color of Hair: Dark brown
Date: June 5, 1917

1920 Breathitt CO KY                 9 January 1920                            Precinct 15

Social Security Death Index

Name: Boone Lockard
SSN: 405-07-4256
Last Residence: 46808 Fort Wayne, Allen, Indiana, United States of America
Born: 18 Jan 1895
Died: Nov 1969
State (Year) SSN issued: Kentucky (Before 1951 )

JAMES HENRY LOCKARD
Son of
James Madison Lockard & Sarah Jones
Henry<James<Celia A.<John Scalf Sr<Lewis Scalf

James Henry Lockard, son of James Madison Lockard and Sarah Jones, was born 1867-1868 (census). James Henry and his family were found on the 1900 through 1930 censuses of Breathitt County, Kentucky. Henry Lockard married Catherine "Cass" King on April 29, 1885. (Courtesy of Virgil Scalf)

1900 Breathitt CO KY 19 June 1900 Frozen

1 male	<5	(1836 - 1840) (James M. Lockard)
1 male	20 - 30	(1810 - 1820) (Thomas Lockard)
1 female	5 - 10	(1830 - 1835) (Unknown)
1 female	10 - 15	(1825 - 1830) (Unknown)
1 female	15 - 20	(1820 - 1825) (Celia Ann Scalf Lockard)
1 female	40 - 50	(1790 - 1800) (Possible mother of Thomas)

LOCKARD, Thomas	M	35	1815	KY
(Scalf) Sela A.	F	29	1821	TN
James M.	M	13	1837	KY
Noah	M	8	1842	KY
Hiter D.	M	7	1843	KY
Daniel	M	6	1844	KY
Milton	M	1	1849	KY

LOCKARD, Thomas	M	44	1816	KY
Noah	M	18	1842	KY
Daniel	M	14	1846	KY
William	M	8	1852	KY
Ardena	F	5	1855	KY
Sarah Jane	F	3	1857	KY

LOCKHART, James M.	M	34	1836	TN
Sarah A.	F	30	1840	KY
Celia A.	F	11	1859	KY
Hiram	M	9	1861	KY
Lucinda	F	6	1864	KY
Margaret J.	F	4	1866	KY
Henry	M	2	1866	KY
Thomas	M	9/12	1869	KY born August

LOCKERD, James W.	Head	41	1839	KY	KY	TN
Sarah A.	Wife	41	1839	IL	TN	KY
Celia A.	Dau	21	1859	KY	KY	KY
Hiram B.	Son	19	1861	KY	KY	KY
Lousinda	Dau	17	1863	KY	KY	KY
Margret J.	Dau	15	1865	KY	KY	KY
Henry	Son	13	1867	KY	KY	KY (James Henry)
Thomas	Son	11	1869	KY	KY	KY
Assel	Son	9	1871	KY	KY	KY
William	Son	7	1873	KY	KY	KY
Daniel	Son	5	1875	KY	KY	KY

LOCKARD, James M.	Head	61	Aug 1838	KY	TN	TN
Sarah	Wife	60	Nov 1839	KY	KY	KY	10 children born, 8 living
Ordana	Dau	17	Sep 1882	KY	KY	KY

LOCKARD, Hiram	Head	39	Apr 1861	KY	TN	KY	Married 17 years
Mahala	Wife	28?	Oct 1871?	KY	NC	KY	Married 17 years	7 children born, 4 living
Andy	Son	15	Mar 1885	KY	KY	KY
James M.	Son	12	1888	KY	KY	KY
Walter	Son	9	1891	KY	KY	KY
Daniel B.	Son	5	1895	KY	KY	KY		(Daniel Boone Lockard)
BANKS, Sanford		54	1846	KY	NC	KY

LOCKARD, Andy	Head	35	1885	KY	KY	KY
(Graham), Bertha	Wife	26	1894	KY	KY	KY
Hector	Son	1 5/12	1918	KY	KY	KY
Mahala	Mother	58	1862	KY	KY	KY	Widow

LOCKARD, Walter	Head	38	1892	KY	KY	KY	Widower
George	Son	11	1919	KY	KY	KY
Vernia	Dau	7	1923	KY	KY	KY
Robert	Nephew	11	1919	KY	KY	KY	(Son of Daniel Boone Lockard)
Mahaley	Mother	70	1860	KY	KY	KY	Widow

LOCKARD, Andy	Head	46	1884	KY	KY	KY	Married @ 30
Bertha	Wife	36	1894	KY	KY	KY	Married @ 20
Hector	Son	11	1919	KY	KY	KY
Orval	Son	9	1921	KY	KY	KY
Lester	Son	6	1924	KY	KY	KY
Ethel	Dau	5	1925	KY	KY	KY
Jessie	Son	3	1927	KY	KY	KY
Maud	Dau	0	1930	KY	KY	KY

LOCKARD, Matt	Head	33	1887	KY	KY	KY
Sallie	Wife	27	1893	KY	KY	KY
Ora	Dau	3	1917	KY	KY	KY
Ellis	Dau	1 3/12	1918	KY	KY	KY

LOCKARD, Daniel B.	Head	25	1895	KY	KY	KY
Oma	Wife	17	1903	KY	KY	KY
Robert	Son	3	1917	KY	KY	KY

LOCKARD, Henry	Head	33	Mar 1867	KY	KY	KY	Married 15 years
Catherine	Wife	30	Jun 1870	KY	KY	KY	Married 15 years	7 children born, 7 living
Leslie	Dau	14	Mar 1886	KY	KY	KY
Lillie F.	Dau	11	Mar 1889	KY	KY	KY
Price	Son	9	Sep 1890	KY	KY	KY
Alvida	Dau	7	Jun 1892	KY	KY	KY
Leonard	Son	5	Apr 1895	KY	KY	KY
Seldon	Son	2	Jul 1897	KY	KY	KY
Maude	Dau	8/12	Sep 1899	KY	KY	KY

LOCKARD, Henry	Head	42	1868	KY	KY	KY	Married 1 time for 25 years
Catherine	Wife	39	1871	KY	KY	KY	Married 1 time for 25 years
Alvida	Dau	17	1893	KY	KY	KY
Leonard	Son	14	1896	KY	KY	KY
Seldon	Son	12	1898	KY