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Lucy Flake

Birth31 August 1887 - Snowflake, Apache, Arizona Territory, United States
Death6 July 1957 - Arizona, United States
MotherMartha Amelia Smith
FatherJames Madison Flake

Born in Snowflake, Apache, Arizona Territory, United States on 31 August 1887 to James Madison Flake and Martha Amelia Smith. Lucy Flake married Albert Orson Shreeve and had 11 children. She passed away on 6 July 1957 in Arizona, United States.

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Parents
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James Madison Flake
1859 - 1946
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Martha Amelia Smith
1877 - 1931
Spouse(s)
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Albert Orson Shreeve
1882 - 1959
Children Show all
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Edna Shreeve
1909 - 1964
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Ruby Shreeve
1923 - 1924
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Fern Shreeve
1918 - 1981
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Elnora Shreeve
1911 - 1933
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Albert Orsen Shreeve
1916 - 1987
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Nello Curtis Shreeve
1919 - 1995
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Clyde Flake Shreeve
1914 - 1999
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Iris Flake Shreeve
1910 - 1986
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Charley Shreeve
1936 - 1985
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Terry L Shreeve
1939 - 1986
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Clyde Flake Shreeve
1937 - 1999

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