Lou was the daughter of James & Nancy Elizabeth Norton Long, both natives of Tennessee.
She married Ashford "Ash" J. Goins, the son of Franklin M. & Hannah Wheeler Goins, on May 18, 1895 in Stanford, Kentucky. The couple made their home in their native Garrard County. They were the parents of James, Henderson, Mary Jennie, Robert Lee, Ashford "Ash" J., Jr., Fountain "Fount", Albert, Nannie Belle, Lucille, Fannie Ethel, Pattie Mae, Gilbert and Edward Goins.
Mrs. Goins passed away, at home, from the effects of angina pectoris.
•Matrimonial Matters.
Ashford Goins and Miss Lula Long, of Garrard, drove over Saturday night and were married Myers House parlor by Judge Davison. It was not necessary for them to elope and they merely came here for the novelty of the thing.
Newspaper: Interior-Journal.
ED: 05-21-1895, pg 1, col 3.
She married Ashford "Ash" J. Goins, the son of Franklin M. & Hannah Wheeler Goins, on May 18, 1895 in Stanford, Kentucky. The couple made their home in their native Garrard County. They were the parents of James, Henderson, Mary Jennie, Robert Lee, Ashford "Ash" J., Jr., Fountain "Fount", Albert, Nannie Belle, Lucille, Fannie Ethel, Pattie Mae, Gilbert and Edward Goins.
Mrs. Goins passed away, at home, from the effects of angina pectoris.
•Matrimonial Matters.
Ashford Goins and Miss Lula Long, of Garrard, drove over Saturday night and were married Myers House parlor by Judge Davison. It was not necessary for them to elope and they merely came here for the novelty of the thing.
Newspaper: Interior-Journal.
ED: 05-21-1895, pg 1, col 3.
Lou was the daughter of James & Nancy Elizabeth Norton Long, both natives of Tennessee.
She married Ashford "Ash" J. Goins, the son of Franklin M. & Hannah Wheeler Goins, on May 18, 1895 in Stanford, Kentucky. The couple made their home in their native Garrard County. They were the parents of James, Henderson, Mary Jennie, Robert Lee, Ashford "Ash" J., Jr., Fountain "Fount", Albert, Nannie Belle, Lucille, Fannie Ethel, Pattie Mae, Gilbert and Edward Goins.
Mrs. Goins passed away, at home, from the effects of angina pectoris.
•Matrimonial Matters.
Ashford Goins and Miss Lula Long, of Garrard, drove over Saturday night and were married Myers House parlor by Judge Davison. It was not necessary for them to elope and they merely came here for the novelty of the thing.
Newspaper: Interior-Journal.
ED: 05-21-1895, pg 1, col 3.
She married Ashford "Ash" J. Goins, the son of Franklin M. & Hannah Wheeler Goins, on May 18, 1895 in Stanford, Kentucky. The couple made their home in their native Garrard County. They were the parents of James, Henderson, Mary Jennie, Robert Lee, Ashford "Ash" J., Jr., Fountain "Fount", Albert, Nannie Belle, Lucille, Fannie Ethel, Pattie Mae, Gilbert and Edward Goins.
Mrs. Goins passed away, at home, from the effects of angina pectoris.
•Matrimonial Matters.
Ashford Goins and Miss Lula Long, of Garrard, drove over Saturday night and were married Myers House parlor by Judge Davison. It was not necessary for them to elope and they merely came here for the novelty of the thing.
Newspaper: Interior-Journal.
ED: 05-21-1895, pg 1, col 3.
Gravesite Details
Inter: 03-19-1941. Informant: Ash Goins. YOB from census enumerations, after her marriage. DC listed YOB as 1875, but she was not enumerated in the home of her parents in the 06-08-1880 census and was probably born during the following year.
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