Mary Lucinda Golden, or Lucy, was born February 5, 1877 to John Switzer Golden and Phoebe Rebecca Keesecker Golden in Hopewell, Bedford, Pennsylvania. She was the fifth of ten children born to her parents. The Golden and Ramage families lived very close to each other and attended the same church, Progressive Brethren Church in Yellow Creek Township (now known as St. Paul's Church of Christ). Two of Lucy's brothers (Howard and Martin) married sisters of her husband William (Ruth and Margaret).

Lucy, age 11, lost her mother Phoebe Rebecca Keesecker Golden, who died on May 24, 1888 in Hopewell, Bedford, Pennsylvania. She is buried in Bedford Forge Cemetery.

Carl Ramage was born April 26, 1899 and died on June 6, 1899 at 9 days old. Carl is buried in St. Paul's Church Graveyard.

Alma C Ramage was born March 21, 1903 and died the next day, March 22, 1903. Alma is buried in St. Paul's Church Graveyard.

Lucy, age 11, lost her father John Switzer Golden, who died on September 12, 1909 in Hopewell, Bedford, Pennsylvania. He is buried in Bedford Forge Cemetery with wife Phoebe. Cause of death was Cerebral Hemiplegia.

On April 18, 1917, William died of peritonitis following appendicitis in Blair Memorial Hospital in Huntingdon. He was 46 years old, Lucy was 40. William is buried in St. Paul's Church Graveyard.

Eva Ramage Pyer died on December 2, 1928 at 8:00 pm in Homer City, Indiana, Pennsylvania. She was 18 and recently married to Edwin Pyer in 1927. Cause of death was tuberculosis of the lungs and intestines. Eva is buried in St. Paul's Church Graveyard.

On January 15, 1930, at 2:50 am, Lucy died at Memorial Hospital in Johnstown. Her death certificate states cause of death to be neoplasm at pyloric end of stomach, non-malignant and starvation. Her address is given as 337 Wonder Street and she is listed as a widow. It is unknown if Frank Lovejoy was deceased or when. Lucy was buried on January 17, 1930 in St. Paul's Church Graveyard with William.