Brady:

I have no connection to the Acy family, but am going to send you something I feel you will be ininterested in.In an old city cemet-ery-Amite, La.Tangipahoa Parish, William and his family are buried; old headstones and surrounded by an iron fence.William Acy,Sr.

born 7 Jan.1797,near Hill,England. He d. 11 Oct.11,1882, at Amite,La.;his wife Mary Ann Gardiner Acy, born 5 Aug,1790 atBaltimore,Md. She d. in Donaldsonville(Ascension Parish) 15 April 1832.( buried here also in this plot)

Their children buried with them: Wm.Jr. b. 7 Sept.,1822 at Milwood Plantation,4 mi.s. of Columbia,S.C. no death date on him;2nd wife?? Mary Elizabeth Marchbanks Acy, b. 10 Mar.1831 and d.Jan.4,1890.;Geo.Washington Acy b. 17 Sept,1852 at New River,La.,d.21 Mary 1882 at Amite,La.;Lula Annie Acy born 10 Feb.1867 and d. 11 Sept.1876.;(These graves are enclosed in a low iron fence,the graves covered with shells);the markers 2 are marble,broken but now mended.The markers are light grey about 3 ft. high,there are decorative posts on the corners of the enclosed place. The cemetery is well kept by the city and is open daily from about 8 until 5-6 in the p.m., when the gates are locked.This is all I have, the information came from readings on the old markers.We were attracted to look because they looked so old.

This appears to be who you are seeking.

m. sandel

New River mentioned above is also in Ascension Parish,La. Gonzales is the nearest larger town to New River.