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Lacy family in Southwark / West Ham

tonygriggs1 — 8 Dec 2004 9:39:50 GMT

I am searching for any decendants/information on the Lacy family who I know to have been in the Southwark area of London during the late 1800's. I know that one of the family was a 'George Lacy' a famous early pantomime music hall dame. The eldest member of the family I have found is an Edward Lacy who should have been born in the 1840's who later became a blacksmith.
Any information/contact would be gratefully recieved

Lacy family, Hampshire, England

tac5048 — 4 May 2007 7:42:04 GMT

I'm looking for information on the Lacy family of Bishops Waltham in Hampshire in the 18th and 19th centuries. I believe they also owned land in Curdridge. Christian names in the family include Richard, James, John and William.
Many thanks
Angela

Lawson Ray Lacy

bigsisteralways56 — 26 Nov 2008 5:22:56 GMT

This is my father's obituary.

LAWSON RAY LACY, age 73, passed away Sunday, November 2, 2008 at the Clarksburg VA. He lived in Clarksburg where he shared a home with his beloved cousin, Mary Walker. Mr. Lacy was born March 16, 1935, in Fairmont, the oldest child of the late Jesse Lacy and the late Myrtle Ethel (Belknap) Lacy and his step-mother, the late Lenora Truman Lacy. He served in the Army from 1953 -1954 and served in Korea. Lawson received the Korean Service medal with 2 bronze service stars, combat infantry badge, United Nations service medal, the Presidential Unit Citation medal, and the National Defense Service. He served for 28 years in the National Guard in West Virginia, Arizona, California, and Ohio. He married the late Charlotte Ann Kirby (Lacy) on January 22, 1955. He is survived by his sister, Niona May (Sally) Butcher, and his half brother Rick Fortney, both of Florida. He is also survived by three generations of his five children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, step-grandchildren and step-great-grandchildren; children, Kimberlee Ann Lacy-Williams and her husband Dale of Tennessee, Martin Allen Lacy and his wife Meritta of North Carolina, Dale Wayne Lacy and his wife Donna of California, Kelly Wade Lacy of Arizona, and Freda Juldien (Julie) Lacy-Beaver of Indiana; grandchildren, Christopher Michael Graham of Arizona, Joshua Fallon (Graham) Williams and his wife Lydia of Tennessee, Arlinda Rachel Lynn Lacy, Troy Allen Lacy and his wife Lori and Dequane Mikal Lacy-Brown, all of North Carolina, Matthew Robert and Joshua Alen Lacy of California, Coronda Cym and Kirby William Lacy of Arizona, Heather Charlotte Delene Runswick-Sampson and her husband David, Rebekah Nichole Runswick-Siefert and her husband Bobby of Indiana, Sarah Ann Caitlyn Runswick of Tennessee and Jeffrey John Runswick Jr., also of Indiana; great-grandchildren, Evelyn Elizabeth Carlena, Caitlyn Nicole Madison and Gracelynn Hope Alexis Williams, all of Tennessee, Arlisha Danielle Marie Lacy and George Alejandro Jordan Reyes, of North Carolina, Troy Allen Jr., Treyton Asher and Tritton Aiden Lacy, (triplets) of North Carolina, Nathaniel Anthony Sampson, Ashton Robert and Drake Brenden Seifert of Indiana; step-grandchildren, Joshua Dwayne and Jordan Floyd Locklear of North Carolina; step-great-grandchildren, Travis James, Austin Dakota and Frank Jared Sherrod of North Carolina and Destiny Lavera Locklear of Texas. He is also survived by 4 sisters- in-law and 2 brothers in law, Shirley (Kirby) Miller and her husband Carroll of West Virginia, and Shelba Jean (Kirby) Bock on Tennessee, William (Randy) Kirby and his wife Linda Marie (Wadsworth) of North Carolina, Catherine Christine (Lacy) Rapp and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his loving wife of 49 years Charlotte Ann in 2004, his brother, Norman Faye (Skip) Lacy in 1986, one brother in law Franklin Leroy (Tom) Bock, one son-in-law, George E. Graham in 1984, one grandson, Harold Ray (Graham) Williams in 2000, and one great granddaughter Cheyenne Kimberlee Renee Graham in 2003, and his in-laws, Cecil Charles and Freda May (Hall) Kirby. Lawson was a fan of the United States Air Force Thunderbirds. He built a model plane for them, which is now hanging in their museum. He enjoyed building and flying model airplanes, country music and NASCAR. Lawson was a member of the Church of Christ. Friends may call at Carpenter and Ford Funeral Home, 209 Merchant St. Fairmont from 6-9 p.m. Saturday, noon-8 p.m. Sunday and 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Monday. Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday at the funeral home with Pastor Andy Miller, a nephew of Mr. Lacy, officiating. Interment services will follow at the West Virginia National Cemetery in Pruntytown with full military honors conducted by VFW Post 3081, American Legion Post 12 and DAV Chapter 24 all of Grafton. Condolences may be sent to the family at carpford@verizon.net

LACY T W Tom 1930-1997

t42Moore — 25 Nov 2008 2:53:27 GMT

LACY T W Tom 1930-1997

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African/American LACYS-of So. Boston/Bristol, VA

looking4lacys — 24 Nov 2008 1:39:11 GMT

Need help finding Lacys from South Boston (Halifax County), VA and Bristol, VA. The maternal line is African and the paternal line is White. Armstead and Mary Lacy-slaves:early 1800's to mid. Dau:Annie Bettie (b. abt. 1865). Bettie's son:Stanhope (b.1885) was fathered by a unknown, white Lacy. Stanhope moved his family to Bristol, VA in the 1920's. The McPhails, Yancys, & Chandlers are associated names on the maternal side. I really want to ID the unknown Lacy that fathered my grandfather, Stanhope. I've been told he was a prominent business/community person at the time and lived into the early 1900's in South Boston, VA.

LACY Lillian 1900 1917

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 21 Nov 2008 5:28:04 GMT

LACY Lillian 1900 1917

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LACY Bertha

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 21 Nov 2008 5:27:52 GMT

LACY Bertha

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LACY Allie I

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 21 Nov 2008 5:27:41 GMT

LACY Allie I

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LACY Walter J 1843 1910

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 21 Nov 2008 5:27:27 GMT

LACY Walter J 1843 1910

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LACY Daniel B 1872 1877

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 21 Nov 2008 5:27:16 GMT

LACY Daniel B 1872 1877

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LACY Bess B 1894 1960

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 21 Nov 2008 5:27:04 GMT

LACY Bess B 1894 1960

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LACY Sidney A 1892 1934

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 21 Nov 2008 5:26:52 GMT

LACY Sidney A 1892 1934

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LACY Mable MILLIGAN 1919-1960

t42Moore — 14 Nov 2008 6:49:05 GMT

LACY Mable MILLIGAN 1919-1960

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LACY'S OF CRISTIAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY

mcanally66 — 1 May 2004 4:18:06 GMT

WOULD LIKE TO FIND ANY INFORMATION ON THE
LACY'S IN CHRISTIAN COUNTY, KY. MY LINE COMES
FROM BENJ. SR-HIS SON DAVID. DAVID'S SON
MEREDITH IS THE FATHER OF MY GG GRANDMOTHER
MARY MARCILLA LACY BORN 1837 IN IL.
THANK YOU,
MAUREEN MCANALLY

Gen. W. L. Lacy Confederate Soldier buried at Denton, Texas

maryachtrh — 17 Oct 2008 10:52:26 GMT

Appears in The Ravia Weekly News, Friday, 24 November 1910, Johnston County, Oklahoma

Gen. W. L. Lacy, a Confederate hero of the Civil War, was buried at Denton, Texas, on Sunday last, in the presence of an immense throng. The funeral oration was pronounced by Senator E. C. Smith, himself a Confederate soldier. Gen. Lacy was characterized as one of God’s nobleman. Col. Geers in his eulogy of him, says “he combined every element of a brave soldier and Christian gentleman.”

Lacy Windsor connection

fayre1 — 5 Oct 2008 4:31:36 GMT

In his Will, William Lacy, saddler of London married to Margaret states he is leaving to his sons, William and Charles, money to be obtained from the Hon. Thomas Hickman, Lord Windsor as mentioned in a bequest from his grandmother Dame Elizabeth Windsor. Can anyone please enlighten me as to how William is a grandson of Dame Elizabeth Windsor?

Alexander H. Lacy/Juliette Wilcox Lacy

Motheralley97 — 25 Nov 2005 7:10:05 GMT

I am seeking burial info for Alexander H Lacy (b 1840 Lacy Springs AL) and his wife Juliette (b 1841 MO). They were in Orange Co CA from about 1894 to 1916/7. His brothers Dr. John M and Theo Lacy are buried in Fairhaven Cemetery Orange Co CA. I can find no burial/death info for A.H. or his wife in Orange Co or in the California Death Index. He died 6 Jun 1918 and she died 21 Dec 1917. They may be buried in Van Buren Arkansas as this is where his family resided from about the 1850's having moved there from AL. His father James Henderson Lacy is supposed to have been killed by Union Troops at the family home in 1863 and he may be buried in Fairview Cemetery.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Margaret Alley

Martin Lacey an ex-slave (obit) d: 1945 Reno Co, KS (Black American)

RoseStout54 — 20 Sep 2008 1:11:38 GMT

(newspaper clipping)

Martin Lacey, Ex-Slave, Dies

Martin Lacey, ex-slave and picturesque Hutchinson (Black American), died at 8 p.m. Sunday at Broadacres.

Lacey, long a familiar figure as he lounged on the fire escape steps at the rear of the Hutchinson State bank or on the north side of Beardslee’s store, had been in failing health several months.

No one knew exactly how old Lacey was, and he wasn’t sure of his own age. In conversation with William D. Hamilton, sign man who often befriended him, Lacey said he was about 16 when Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves. That would have made him at least 96 years old.

In the years following the Civil war Lacey worked as a hod carrier in Hutchinson. He said he helped build many of the first brick and stone buildings in the south part of town. He went from here to Missouri but returned and spent the past 25 years or more in Hutchinson.

Lacey’s wants were few, his worries even fewer. As long as his chewing tobacco held out and the weather was nice he would sit by himself in the shade of a building and pass the time of day with passersby.

A number of years ago he became ill. Welfare workers made arrangements for Lacey to live at Broadacres. But that was too confining and he came back to town. However, he returned to Broadacres several months ago. Lacey had no known relatives.

The Hutchinson News-Herald
Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas
Monday, July 23, 1945
page – 3 *** column – 4

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Cemetery Records for Reno County Kansas 1865-1978 (book)

Eastside Cemetery
Clay Township
Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas

Martin Lacy – July 29 1945 – age 96

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Hi! I'm looking for?

shadowintel — 4 Sep 2008 8:48:11 GMT

I'm looking for Eloise Lacy from Phoenix, Az. 1960.
My name is Anita Grace Lacy.

To living male Lacy's or Lacey's ~ Please Read !

antiquefrek — 23 Oct 2007 1:57:19 GMT

Hi guys... this is a plea for you to consider the family tree dna project.. you can find it by just typing that into google. The number of males with the Lacy/Lacey surname is slowly growing. There has yet to be a DNA match. If any of you would consider it the cost would seem small if we can get some matches through this site. They email you when matches come in. Then you would have another researcher that could share info and a place to focus your searches. It really does not pay to do the female dna test..as it does not help with genealogy. The more markers that you test for the closer you can get in generations. There is also a place to put your lineage and info and to see what other have posted. It really is very interesting and fun. So give it some serious thought! thanks Cheryl

Patrick Lacy, born Tipperary 1801, died Rhode Island 1887

mgfroehlich — 23 Jun 2008 6:57:27 GMT

According to his headstone in St. Charles Cemetery in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, my g-g-g grandfather Patrick Lacy was also a "native of Co. Tipperary, Ireland." I'd like to connect with descendants of Patrick Lacy or to gather information regarding his background in Ireland. (I've posted to the Tipperary boards, as well.)

Patrick, 1801-1887, was married to Sarah (family name unknown), 1810-1885. Their first two children, Catherine (1839-1907) and Anna (1842-?), were born in Ireland. Children Peter (1843-?), John (1845-78), Johanna (1847-?), Margaretta (1849-before 1860), Michael (1849-before 1860), and Sarah T. (1854-1911) were born in Maine; Patrick F. (1856-1886) was born in Rhode Island. According to the censuses, they lived in Smithfield and then Woonsocket, Rhode Island.

I believe Peter returned to Maine and married Sarah McLaughlin (1846-?); Catherine married John Gilbert and remained in Woonsocket until her death; Anna (sometimes Hannah) married Loughlin Almon and remained in Woonsocket until her death; I have lost track of Johanna, who married Michael Heffernan; my g-g grandmother, Sarah, married Patrick Shunney and remained in Woonsocket until her death.

Until I began doing this genealogical work in the past year, my family had no knowledge of our ancestor Sarah Lacy Shunney's background (except that she was a professional storyteller and had been born in Maine). The above information has been gathered from family stories, information available online, church records, and visits to the cemetery in Woonsocket. I would love to connect with Lacy family descendants in the US and Ireland.

Any info or leads would be appreciated!!!

Maggie Gordon Froehlich

Stella O. Lacy

Martha_Whitman — 14 Jun 2008 10:16:01 GMT

Seeking information on Stella O.Lacy. Stella was born in 1896 in Arkansas .Married I.J. Bickford May 30,1910 , Carroll County, Arkansas.I have a copy of their marriage license.Stella's mother was Laura Bel _______.Does anyone know Laura Bel ______ maiden name?Or who Stella lacy's father is? Stella has three siblings , one brother Raymond B.Lacy and two sister's , Elsie G.Lacy and Elva or Ellie M.
Lacy.Is anyone researching this family or know anything on this family? Would be happy to share what information i have. Thank you, Martha

Lacy's Civil War Contributions - Confederate / Union

Dennis Lee Lacy — 5 Apr 2002 1:01:49 GMT

My father is Dennis Gale Lacy who was born in TN in 1938 and my grandfather was George Lacy who owned and ran a farm in North Christian County Kentucky until his death in 1976. I am looking for any links to my family and service during the Civil War.

Lacy (Lacey) Family in County Clare IRE

grahame1994 — 7 May 2008 3:27:09 GMT

Hi All,

Looking for anyone who is also tracing the Lacy family in County Clare Ireland.

Please email me to exchange details.

Thank you,

Kind Regards
Graham Lacey

Mathew Michie LACY

elizabethdhanebury68 — 23 Feb 2004 11:33:16 GMT

Noted rather late <G> in the census MM LACY gave his birthplace not as Tenn. but as LaGrange TN the same town His mothers [Sophia MICHIE LACY] brother Charles LACY resided.

It also took me a couple of years to realize he enumerated the 1880 census he is listed in <G> ALWAYS Look <G>

Pearl Frances Lacy, 82, daughter of, Chester and Alice Hills Wagner.

KENNELLYMARKA — 8 Apr 2008 3:29:01 GMT

Lock Haven, PA,

Pearl Frances Lacy, 82, of Renovo, died Sunday, April 6, 2008 in the Williamsport Hospital.

Frances was born in Renovo on May 1, 1925, a daughter of the late Chester and Alice Hills Wagner.

She grew up in East Renovo and attended Renovo schools. For several years, she worked in the local shirt factories.

On June 6, 1943, she married Gerald S. Lacy in Renovo. They were married for 59 years until his death in 2002.
She was a homemaker and for most of their marriage, she cared for Gerald, who was critically wounded in action during the Battle of the Bulge.

Frances enjoyed nature.
When she was younger, she enjoyed taking her sons fishing and camping. She spent many hours caring for her garden and feeding and watching the birds and wildlife that came into her yard. She was known for her homemade zucchini bread and handknit dishcloths. She was a cat lover and shared her home with her cat, Patches.

Frances was an active member of First United Methodist Church of Renovo.

She is survived by her two sons, Gerald F. (Colleen) Lacy of McElhattan
and Brad (Cathy) Lacy of Lock Haven,
and a daughter-in-law, Patricia Lacy of Shintown.
She was very proud of her grandchildren, Niki (Steve) Tolomay of Williamsport, Keri (Charles) Harrison of Myerstown, Shawn Lacy of Pittsburgh,
Valerie Lacy of Woodstock, Va.,
and Sarah Lacy of Slippery Rock.
She is also survived by two great grandchildren, Sienna
and Aiden Tolomay;
four sisters, Shirley Hine of DuBoistown
and Vivian Serafini,
Becky Saltsman
and Donna Long of Renovo;
and a brother, Donald Wagner.
In addition to her husband, she was predeceased by three brothers, Clarence, James and Raymond.

Services will be Thursday, April 10, 2008 in First United Methodist Church, 7th Street, Renovo, at noon. Visitation will be Thursday from 11 a.m. until the time of services. Interment will be in North Bend Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to First United Methodist Church or Bucktail Medical Center Auxiliary.

Arrangements are under the direction of the Donald G. Walker Funeral Home Inc.

First United Methodist Church"

LACY, Dr. A. E. of Kentucky

taylorpmason — 31 Mar 2008 1:29:30 GMT

Does anyone have any information on this person. Time period about, birth about 1900. Showing lived in Crofton, Kentucky.

Married a Ressie Cranor.

They had one daughter, Celia, born 1926.
Thanks for any help!

Descendants of George Warren Lacy (1857 Banks Co GA - 1933 Polk Co AR)

kcstratton — 20 Mar 2008 2:02:43 GMT

Looking for kinfolks and to exchange information --- specifically looking for descendants of my GGG-Grandfather George Warren Lacy, born 14 Jan 1857 Banks Co GA, son of William Jackson "Billy" Lacy and Martha Jane LNU.

George Warren Lacy had at least 3 marriages: Sarah Elizabeth Turner (m. 1878 Pickens Co GA), Iber E. LNU (m. 1905-1920 in OK or AR probably), and Lillian LNU (m. Abt. 1920 probably Mena, Polk Co AR).

Children of George Warren Lacy's were as follows:
Lula E. Lacy, b. 1879 Pickens Co GA
Julia E. Lacy, b. 1881 Pickens Co GA
Emery Sphere Lacy, b. 1884 GA, probably Pickens Co << my Great Grandfather
Mary Jane Lacy, b. 1886 GA, probably Pickens Co
Loney Lacy, b. 1889 GA, probably Pickens Co
Hiram Axum Lacy, b. 1892 Ga, probably Pickens Co
Rebecca Lacy, b. 1894, could be GA or TX or point in-between
James "Jimmie" Lacy, b. 1897 Commerce, Hunt Co TX
Roy Isaac Lacy, b. 1898 Commerce, Hunt Co TX
There was also one son by wife Iber E. LNU:
Augustus Lacy, b. 1926 in OK or AR

George Warren Lacy died 15 August 1933 at Mena, Polk Co AR and is buried at Pinecrest Cemetery there, as is his first wife, Sarah Elizabeth Turner. We suspect wives #2 and #3, Iber and Lillian, are possibly also buried at Pinecrest.

I have lots of info on George Warren Lacy, but equally as many questions! He was described by my grandfather, Marion Emory Lacy, as a "Campbellite preacher," by my great aunt as an "itenerant Baptist preacher," but his ministerial credentials from Pickens Co GA are from the Church of Christ and were filed at Mena, Polk Co AR when he moved to Mena. He travelled preaching, and doing odd jobs --- mainly carpentry but one census states "painter," leaving his family alone a great deal of the time. Still, they described him as a very loving man, though he was frequently on the road and away.

I have not found what became of all of his kids, though I do know some of them. If you are related, I would love to hear from you! Help me fill in the blanks on his descendants!

Karen

Lacys of Va./NC/Ga/Tenn/Tx

Margie Lacy Evjen — 14 Jul 2000 8:16:59 GMT

Will exchange info. with anyone. I am a descendant of 2 different Philemon Lacys.
Philemon Lacy Jr. who mad Frankie Durham and Susannah Snipes Ga;his father, Philemon Lacy Sr married to Ann _____ AND also Philemon Lacy who married Esther Daniel of Tn. parents of Rebecca Lacy who married Thomas Tipton. Thank you.

LOOKING FOR JOHN HENRY LACY B. 1888 FAUQUIER CO., VA

Carol Nelson — 21 Aug 2003 11:31:26 GMT

BASICALLY TRYING TO FIND ANY INFORMATION OF THE LACY'S OF VA, PARTICURLY THE ALEXANDRIA, VA AREA
HIS WIFE WAS BESSIE DEAN B. APRIL 3, 1892

HAMMAN/HAMMOND(S) FAMILY REUNION

lklanier — 1 Feb 2008 7:16:54 GMT

HAMMAN/HAMMOND(S) FAMILY REUNION
JULY 25-27, 2008, LEXINGTON, KY

The Phillip Hamman Family Association made up of descendants of Revolutionary War hero, Phillip Hamman, and his wife, Christina Cook, residents of Kentucky for over 40 years beginning in 1782, will be having its Bi-Annual Family Reunion in Lexington, Kentucky July 25-27, 2008.

Hamman/Hammond(s) cousins will be descending upon Lexington from Alabama, Arizona, California, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and, hopefully, many from all parts of Kentucky, as well as some new cousins from other states.

Headquarters for the reunion will be the Four Points Hotel by Sheraton, 1938 Stanton Way, Lexington, KY. Reservations must be made by June 30, 2008 to get the special Phillip Hamman Group Rate. Visitors may check in as early as July 23 and get the same special room rate. When you call for reservations be sure to tell them that you are part of the Hamman Reunion group and want the special group rate.

Brian Ann Wells Arnett of Versailles, KY is coordinating the reunion and could use some help from any of the Hamman cousins in the Lexington, KY area. For more information, contact Doris Brown Rose, President of the Association, by Email: rose0303@att.net

You don’t have to be registered at the hotel to participate in the reunion events, but reservations for the Saturday night banquet should be made by those not staying at the hotel. You can contact Doris Brown Rose at the above email address to make those banquet reservations.

Friday, July 25, a group trip is planned to Mt. Sterling, then to Slate Creek near Jeffersonville, Montgomery County, to visit the site where Phillip Hamman and Christina Cook lived for almost 40 years, followed by a group meeting at 7:00p.m. Friday night for the sharing of newly revised family group sheets for each of Phillip and Christina’s children. Saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. will be the business meeting for the election of new officers, followed by the sharing of new family history discoveries from members and guests. A highlight of the reunion is always the banquet on Saturday night. The special guest speaker at the Saturday night banquet will be Charles E. Darnell, descendant of Henry Cook, brother of Christina Cook Hamman.

The reunion is also open to all Hamman, Hammond(s), or any other variation of the spelling of that surname, even if you are not a descendant of Phillip and Christina.

Anyone who is a descendant of Phillip Hamman who is interested in becoming a member of DAR or SAR might especially want to attend this reunion. One member of the Association, Beverly Jay Martin, is a DAR Genealogy Consultant, has generously offered to help anyone who needs help with the application process. The service for Phillip Hamman has already been proven, as have the lines of each of his children, so it is a minor thing to get the papers in order for applying for membership in either organization. At the present time there are 88 descendants of Phillip Hamman in the DAR Descendants Database. Also, children from birth to age 21 can become members of CAR, Children of the American Revolution. The Phillip Hamman Chapter of CAR, located in Jackson, Breathitt County, KY, was named for our ancestor. James Bach Strohmeier, a former president of the Phillip Hamman Family Association, is now serving as its Senior Advisor/Sponsor. He would love to have some additions to his chapter.

This is only the fourth time in the 37 year history of the Phillip Hamman Family Association that the reunion has been held in Kentucky. The previous Kentucky based reunions were in Louisville in 1974, and in Lexington in 1982 and 1994. So, all of you Kentucky Hamman/Hammond(s) cousins might want to mark this date on your calendar and plan to attend this year’s reunion as it will probably be at least ten years before the next one will be back in Kentucky. Other reunions have been held in Chattanooga, TN; Little Rock, AR; Salt Lake City, UT; Seattle, Washington; Corinth, MS; two meetings in Oklahoma City, OK; two in Dallas, TX; two in San Francisco, CA; and four meetings in Alabama in the towns of Fort Payne, Guntersville, and twice in Huntsville.

The Phillip Hamman Family Association was formed in 1971 with the dedicated purpose of (1) gathering data about the family of Phillip and Christina Hamman and their descendants, (2) creating a giant database of information on the family to be shared by all, (3) locating the graves of all of the children of Phillip and Christina and placing markers on those that were unmarked or “poorly marked”, (4) to hold a reunion every two years, and (5) to publish a semi-annual newsletter as a means of keeping in touch with members on a regular basis. Because of the dedicated work of many Hamman cousins, all the purposes of the Association have been met, especially in the area of locating the descendants of Phillip and Christina. At the present time there are over 17,000 proven descendants who have been identified.

In recent years, the family researchers have also greatly increased their efforts to obtain information on the descendants of Valentine Cook and Anna “Susannah” Baughman, parents of Christina Cook, and the associations’s database on this family has been growing also.

CHILDREN OF PHILLIP HAMMAN & CHRISTINA COOK:
1. John Hammond, born August 19, 1781, Cook’s Fort, Greenbrier Co. VA; died December 1, 1854, Bloomington, Morgan Co. KY (now Magoffin Co. KY); married Margaret “Peggy” Evans. Children: (1) Mary “Polly” Hammond married 1st Benjamin Clemons, 2nd William Lumpkin, 3rd William Day. (2) James Hammond married Edy Henry. (3 ) Jilson P. Hammond married Mary “Polly” Franklin. (4) Elizabeth “Eliza” Hammond married 1st Samuel May, 2nd Martin Franklin. (5) Christina Letitia “Ticy” married Archibald Prater. (6) Wiley Hammond never married. (7) Andrew Jackson Hammond married Jane “Jincy” Prater.

2. Unnamed Infant, born October 10, 1782, and died October 17, 1782 at Dix River, near Crab Orchard, KY.

3. Nancy Hamman, born November 19, 1873, Fayette Co. KY, no other information.

4. Mary “Polly” Hamman, born August 4, 1785, Fayette Co. KY; died October, 1872, Breathitt Co. KY; married James P. Cope. Children: (1) Levi Cope (twin) married Unknown McMillan. (2) Sarah “Sally” Cope (twin) married William Kash. (3) Levisa Cope married 1st William Spurlock, 2nd B. Frank Smith. (4) Rebecca Cope married Thomas Cooper. (5) Elizabeth Jane Cope married John Back, Jr. (6) Mary “Polly” Cope married Samuel Spurlock. (7) Wiley H. Cope married Susannah Strong. (8) William Jackson Cope married Delilah Strong. (8) Alfred E. Cope married Emeline (Hargis) Cardwell. (9) Eliza Cope never married. (10) James Dial Cope never married. (11) Louisa Cope married John Wesley Williams.

5. James Hamman/Hammond, born August 26, 1787, Madison Co. KY; died 1857, Owsley Co. KY; married Susan Evans. Children: (1) Angelina Hamman. (2) Maria Hamman. (3) Silas Milton Hamman married Louisa D, Faulkner. (4) Mahala Hamman married Asa Carter. (5) James Benjamin Hamman married 1st Martha Hamilton, 2nd Melvina Durbin, 3rd Mary A. Myers. ( 6) John Hammons married 1st Elizabeth Ann McGuire, 2nd Patsey Ann Williams. (7) Jackson Hamman. (8) Margaritte Hamman. (9) Malinda Hamman. (1) Lucinda Hamman.

6. Elizabeth “Betsy” Hamman, born November 23, 1790, Montgomery Co. KY; died November 18 1879, Hickory Co. MO; married Levi Lacy. Children: (1) Talitha Lacy. (2) Elijah Lacy. (3) Jane Lacy. (4) Phillip H. Lacy married Martha Jane Nowell. (5) Unknown.

7. Sarah “Sally” Hamman, born December 23, 1792, Montgomery Co. KY; died after 1856, Powell Co. KY; married Bazil Hall. Children: (1) William L. Hall married Emily Bradshaw. (2) Henry Willie married Lucinda Willis. (3) Elizabeth Ann Hall married Samuel S. Foreman (4) Harriett H. Hall married Vancouver Hanks (5) Mary Hall. (6) Phillip Hall never married, killed in Civil War. (7) Mary “Polly” Hall married T. Jefferson “Jeff” Johnson. (8) Nancy Hall married Morton Bowen. (9) Lucy Hall married Jack Wills. (10) Mahlon Hall.

8. Celia Hamman, born April 13, 1794, Montgomery Co. KY; died March, 1823, Madison Co. KY; no other information.

9. William Cook Hammond, born June 26, 1796, Montgomery Co. KY; died October 12, 1870, DeLalb Co. AL; married 1st Sarah Hanks, 2nd Eleanor Rowe. Children: by 1st wife (1) Burlington Green Hammond married Sarah “Sally” Wright. (2) Washington P. Hammond married Talitha Collins. (3) John Van Hammond married Charity Emmaline McCandless. By 2nd wife (4) Armina Jane Hammond married James Marion Jett. (5) James Felix Hammond married Sarah Elizabeth Reed. (6) William Wiley Hammond married Elizabeth Lankford. (7) Minerva Elizabeth Hammond married William Crabtree. (8) David Francis married Louisa Rowe. (9) Cornelia Evelyn Hammond married James Meredith Price. (10) Newton Alexander Hammond married 1st Mollie Price, 2nd Lea B. Browning. (11) Martha Ellen Hammond married Francis Marion Davenport.

10. Jesse Franklin Hamman, born January 31, 1799 (twin), Montgomery Co. KY; died September 7, 1871, Prairie Co. AR; married 1st Jane Travis, 2nd Margaret. Children, all by 1st wife: (1) William Harrison Hamman married Mary Elizabeth Jones. (2) Elijah Phillip Hamman married Rachel Jane Avery. (3) George Carroll Hamman ,never married. (4) Robert Franklin Hamman married Rachel Elizabeth Suit. (5) Benjamin Daniel Hamman never married, killed in the Civil War. (6) Thomas Benton Hamman married 1st Rebecca Ann Bell, 2nd Alice Sanders or Saunders. (7) Sara Jane Hamman. (8) Jesse Franklin Hamman Jr. (9) Jonathan Travis Hamman married 1st Elizabeth Littleton, 2nd Mrs. Addie Moore, 3rd Elizabeth Ann “Billie” Smith.

11. Elijah Hamman, born January 31, 1799 (twin) Montgomery Co. KY; died May 1860, Franklin Co. TN; married Mary Ann Walker. Children: (1) William M. Hamman married Mattie Ann Crenshaw. (2) Unknown Hamman. (3) Enoch Hamman. (4) Unknown Hamman. (5) Elizabeth Hamman married 1st Henry H. Jones, 2nd Unknown Lusk. (6) Isabelle Hamman married C. D, Trolenger. (7) Amanda Hamman married Unknown Foy. (8) Unknown Hamman. (9) Unknown Hamman. (10) Catherine Parthena Hamman married 1st James Anderson, 2nd Wilson Willis.

12. Phillip Hamman, Jr., born August 24, 1801, Montgomery Co. KY; died June 21, 1871, Alcorn Co. MS; married Mary Ellen Allen. Children: (1) George W. Hamman married Manerva Ann “Martha” Skillman. (2) Mary A. Hamman married James L. Skillman. (3) William P. Hamman married Ellen R. Hudson. (4) James Henry Hammonds married 1st Elizabeth Stillman, 2nd Lenora ALetha Gause, 3rd Julia Watts. (5) Salena Elizabeth “Lena” Hamman married John Ellison Elliott. (6) John Calaway “Cal” Hamman died during the Civil War. (7) Nancy Hamman married N. B. Anderson. (8) Jane Hamman died young. (9) Martha Paralee Hamman married Joseph Cates Lancaster. (11) Amanda Hamman married John G. Henley. (12) Sarah Ellen Hammond married Franklin Kessler Ross. (3) Louisa “Lou” Hamman married Martin Hamlin.

13. Valentine C. Hamman, born August 15, 1802, Montgomery Co. KY; died about 1861 Hickory Co. MO; married Mary “Polly” Alexander. Children: (1) Unknown Male. (2) William Hamman married Mary E. Thouvenel. (3) Mary Elizabeth Hamman married John E. Proctor. (4) Sarah A. Hamman married Leroy Mullen.

Phillip and Christina Hamman’s eldest child, John Hammond, was a resident of Bloomington, Morgan County, KY, most of his married life, and his homeplace was part of Magoffin County when it was created in 1860. The Magoffin County Historical Society celebrates “Founders Day” every year during the week proceeding Labor Day and chooses one of the county’s pioneer families as its “Honored Family” for the year. They collect family history for the honored family and publish it in a book that is available for purchase from the society. The Hamman/Hammond family was chosen as the “Honored Family” in 2005 and the Phillip Hamman Family Association worked diligently with the Magoffin County Historical Society to provide as complete and accurate family history as possible. The Mgoffin County Historical Society is still getting the information on the Hamman/Hammond Family History book iready to be published , when it will become available for purchase by the public.

HAMMAN/HAMMOND(S) FAMILY REUNION

lklanier — 1 Feb 2008 5:51:04 GMT

HAMMAN/HAMMOND(S) FAMILY REUNION
JULY 25-27, 2008, LEXINGTON, KY

The Phillip Hamman Family Association made up of descendants of Revolutionary War hero, Phillip Hamman, and his wife, Christina Cook, residents of Kentucky for over 40 years beginning in 1782, will be having its Bi-Annual Family Reunion in Lexington, Kentucky July 25-27, 2008.

Hamman/Hammond(s) cousins will be descending upon Lexington from Alabama, Arizona, California, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and, hopefully, many from all parts of Kentucky, as well as some new cousins from other states.

Headquarters for the reunion will be the Four Points Hotel by Sheraton, 1938 Stanton Way, Lexington, KY. Reservations must be made by June 30, 2008 to get the special Phillip Hamman Group Rate. Visitors may check in as early as July 23 and get the same special room rate. When you call for reservations be sure to tell them that you are part of the Hamman Reunion group and want the special group rate.

Brian Ann Wells Arnett of Versailles, KY is coordinating the reunion and could use some help from any of the Hamman cousins in the Lexington, KY area. For more information, contact Doris Brown Rose, President of the Association, by Email: rose0303@att.net

You don’t have to be registered at the hotel to participate in the reunion events, but reservations for the Saturday night banquet should be made by those not staying at the hotel. You can contact Doris Brown Rose at the above email address to make those banquet reservations.
Friday, July 25, a group trip is planned to Mt. Sterling, then to Slate Creek near Jeffersonville, Montgomery County, to visit the site where Phillip Hamman and Christina Cook lived for almost 40 years, followed by a group meeting at 7:00p.m. Friday night for the sharing of newly revised family group sheets for each of Phillip and Christina’s children. Saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. will be the business meeting for the election of new officers, followed by the sharing of new family history discoveries from members and guests. A highlight of the reunion is always the banquet on Saturday night. The special guest speaker at the Saturday night banquet will be Charles E. Darnell, descendant of Henry Cook, brother of Christina Cook Hamman.

The reunion is also open to all Hamman, Hammond(s), or any other variation of the spelling of that surname, even if you are not a descendant of Phillip and Christina.

Anyone who is a descendant of Phillip Hamman who is interested in becoming a member of DAR or SAR might especially want to attend this reunion. One member of the Association, Beverly Jay Martin, is a DAR Genealogy Consultant, has generously offered to help anyone who needs help with the application process. The service for Phillip Hamman has already been proven, as have the lines of each of his children, so it is a minor thing to get the papers in order for applying for membership in either organization. At the present time there are 88 descendants of Phillip Hamman in the DAR Descendants Database. Also, children from birth to age 21 can become members of CAR, Children of the American Revolution. The Phillip Hamman Chapter of CAR, located in Jackson, Breathitt County, KY, was named for our ancestor. James Bach Strohmeier, a former president of the Phillip Hamman Family Association, is now serving as its Senior Advisor/Sponsor. He would love to have some additions to his chapter.

This is only the fourth time in the 37 year history of the Phillip Hamman Family Association that the reunion has been held in Kentucky. The previous Kentucky based reunions were in Louisville in 1974, and in Lexington in 1982 and 1994. So, all of you Kentucky Hamman/Hammond(s) cousins might want to mark this date on your calendar and plan to attend this year’s reunion as it will probably be at least ten years before the next one will be back in Kentucky. Other reunions have been held in Chattanooga, TN; Little Rock, AR; Salt Lake City, UT; Seattle, Washington; Corinth, MS; two meetings in Oklahoma City, OK; two in Dallas, TX; two in San Francisco, CA; and four meetings in Alabama in the towns of Fort Payne, Guntersville, and twice in Huntsville.

The Phillip Hamman Family Association was formed in 1971 with the dedicated purpose of (1) gathering data about the family of Phillip and Christina Hamman and their descendants, (2) creating a giant database of information on the family to be shared by all, (3) locating the graves of all of the children of Phillip and Christina and placing markers on those that were unmarked or “poorly marked”, (4) to hold a reunion every two years, and (5) to publish a semi-annual newsletter as a means of keeping in touch with members on a regular basis. Because of the dedicated work of many Hamman cousins, all the purposes of the Association have been met, especially in the area of locating the descendants of Phillip and Christina. At the present time there are over 17,000 proven descendants who have been identified.

In recent years, the family researchers have also greatly increased their efforts to obtain information on the descendants of Valentine Cook and Anna “Susannah” Baughman, parents of Christina Cook, and the associations’s database on this family has been growing also.

CHILDREN OF PHILLIP HAMMAN & CHRISTINA COOK:
1. John Hammond, born August 19, 1781, Cook’s Fort, Greenbrier Co. VA; died December 1, 1854, Bloomington, Morgan Co. KY (now Magoffin Co. KY); married Margaret “Peggy” Evans. Children: (1) Mary “Polly” Hammond married 1st Benjamin Clemons, 2nd William Lumpkin, 3rd William Day. (2) James Hammond married Edy Henry. (3 ) Jilson P. Hammond married Mary “Polly” Franklin. (4) Elizabeth “Eliza” Hammond married 1st Samuel May, 2nd Martin Franklin. (5) Christina Letitia “Ticy” married Archibald Prater. (6) Wiley Hammond never married. (7) Andrew Jackson Hammond married Jane “Jincy” Prater.

2. Unnamed Infant, born October 10, 1782, and died October 17, 1782 at Dix River, near Crab Orchard, KY.

3. Nancy Hamman, born November 19, 1873, Fayette Co. KY, no other information.

4. Mary “Polly” Hamman, born August 4, 1785, Fayette Co. KY; died October, 1872, Breathitt Co. KY; married James P. Cope. Children: (1) Levi Cope (twin) married Unknown McMillan. (2) Sarah “Sally” Cope (twin) married William Kash. (3) Levisa Cope married 1st William Spurlock, 2nd B. Frank Smith. (4) Rebecca Cope married Thomas Cooper. (5) Elizabeth Jane Cope married John Back, Jr. (6) Mary “Polly” Cope married Samuel Spurlock. (7) Wiley H. Cope married Susannah Strong. (8) William Jackson Cope married Delilah Strong. (8) Alfred E. Cope married Emeline (Hargis) Cardwell. (9) Eliza Cope never married. (10) James Dial Cope never married. (11) Louisa Cope married John Wesley Williams.

5. James Hamman/Hammond, born August 26, 1787, Madison Co. KY; died 1857, Owsley Co. KY; married Susan Evans. Children: (1) Angelina Hamman. (2) Maria Hamman. (3) Silas Milton Hamman married Louisa D, Faulkner. (4) Mahala Hamman married Asa Carter. (5) James Benjamin Hamman married 1st Martha Hamilton, 2nd Melvina Durbin, 3rd Mary A. Myers. ( 6) John Hammons married 1st Elizabeth Ann McGuire, 2nd Patsey Ann Williams. (7) Jackson Hamman. (8) Margaritte Hamman. (9) Malinda Hamman. (1) Lucinda Hamman.

6. Elizabeth “Betsy” Hamman, born November 23, 1790, Montgomery Co. KY; died November 18 1879, Hickory Co. MO; married Levi Lacy. Children: (1) Talitha Lacy. (2) Elijah Lacy. (3) Jane Lacy. (4) Phillip H. Lacy married Martha Jane Nowell. (5) Unknown.

7. Sarah “Sally” Hamman, born December 23, 1792, Montgomery Co. KY; died after 1856, Powell Co. KY; married Bazil Hall. Children: (1) William L. Hall married Emily Bradshaw. (2) Henry Willie married Lucinda Willis. (3) Elizabeth Ann Hall married Samuel S. Foreman (4) Harriett H. Hall married Vancouver Hanks (5) Mary Hall. (6) Phillip Hall never married, killed in Civil War. (7) Mary “Polly” Hall married T. Jefferson “Jeff” Johnson. (8) Nancy Hall married Morton Bowen. (9) Lucy Hall married Jack Wills. (10) Mahlon Hall.

8. Celia Hamman, born April 13, 1794, Montgomery Co. KY; died March, 1823, Madison Co. KY; no other information.

9. William Cook Hammond, born June 26, 1796, Montgomery Co. KY; died October 12, 1870, DeLalb Co. AL; married 1st Sarah Hanks, 2nd Eleanor Rowe. Children: by 1st wife (1) Burlington Green Hammond married Sarah “Sally” Wright. (2) Washington P. Hammond married Talitha Collins. (3) John Van Hammond married Charity Emmaline McCandless. By 2nd wife (4) Armina Jane Hammond married James Marion Jett. (5) James Felix Hammond married Sarah Elizabeth Reed. (6) William Wiley Hammond married Elizabeth Lankford. (7) Minerva Elizabeth Hammond married William Crabtree. (8) David Francis married Louisa Rowe. (9) Cornelia Evelyn Hammond married James Meredith Price. (10) Newton Alexander Hammond married 1st Mollie Price, 2nd Lea B. Browning. (11) Martha Ellen Hammond married Francis Marion Davenport.

10. Jesse Franklin Hamman, born January 31, 1799 (twin), Montgomery Co. KY; died September 7, 1871, Prairie Co. AR; married 1st Jane Travis, 2nd Margaret. Children, all by 1st wife: (1) William Harrison Hamman married Mary Elizabeth Jones. (2) Elijah Phillip Hamman married Rachel Jane Avery. (3) George Carroll Hamman ,never married. (4) Robert Franklin Hamman married Rachel Elizabeth Suit. (5) Benjamin Daniel Hamman never married, killed in the Civil War. (6) Thomas Benton Hamman married 1st Rebecca Ann Bell, 2nd Alice Sanders or Saunders. (7) Sara Jane Hamman. (8) Jesse Franklin Hamman Jr. (9) Jonathan Travis Hamman married 1st Elizabeth Littleton, 2nd Mrs. Addie Moore, 3rd Elizabeth Ann “Billie” Smith.

11. Elijah Hamman, born January 31, 1799 (twin) Montgomery Co. KY; died May 1860, Franklin Co. TN; married Mary Ann Walker. Children: (1) William M. Hamman married Mattie Ann Crenshaw. (2) Unknown Hamman. (3) Enoch Hamman. (4) Unknown Hamman. (5) Elizabeth Hamman married 1st Henry H. Jones, 2nd Unknown Lusk. (6) Isabelle Hamman married C. D, Trolenger. (7) Amanda Hamman married Unknown Foy. (8) Unknown Hamman. (9) Unknown Hamman. (10) Catherine Parthena Hamman married 1st James Anderson, 2nd Wilson Willis.

12. Phillip Hamman, Jr., born August 24, 1801, Montgomery Co. KY; died June 21, 1871, Alcorn Co. MS; married Mary Ellen Allen. Children: (1) George W. Hamman married Manerva Ann “Martha” Skillman. (2) Mary A. Hamman married James L. Skillman. (3) William P. Hamman married Ellen R. Hudson. (4) James Henry Hammonds married 1st Elizabeth Stillman, 2nd Lenora ALetha Gause, 3rd Julia Watts. (5) Salena Elizabeth “Lena” Hamman married John Ellison Elliott. (6) John Calaway “Cal” Hamman died during the Civil War. (7) Nancy Hamman married N. B. Anderson. (8) Jane Hamman died young. (9) Martha Paralee Hamman married Joseph Cates Lancaster. (11) Amanda Hamman married John G. Henley. (12) Sarah Ellen Hammond married Franklin Kessler Ross. (3) Louisa “Lou” Hamman married Martin Hamlin.

13. Valentine C. Hamman, born August 15, 1802, Montgomery Co. KY; died about 1861 Hickory Co. MO; married Mary “Polly” Alexander. Children: (1) Unknown Male. (2) William Hamman married Mary E. Thouvenel. (3) Mary Elizabeth Hamman married John E. Proctor. (4) Sarah A. Hamman married Leroy Mullen.

Phillip and Christina Hamman’s eldest child, John Hammond, was a resident of Bloomington, Morgan County, KY, most of his married life, and his homeplace was part of Magoffin County when it was created in 1860. The Magoffin County Historical Society celebrates “Founders Day” every year during the week proceeding Labor Day and chooses one of the county’s pioneer families as its “Honored Family” for the year. They collect family history for the honored family and publish it in a book that is available for purchase from the society. The Hamman/Hammond family was chosen as the “Honored Family” in 2005 and the Phillip Hamman Family Association worked diligently with the Magoffin County Historical Society to provide as complete and accurate family history as possible. The Mgoffin County Historical Society is still getting the information on the Hamman/Hammond Family History book iready to be published , when it will become available for purchase by the public.

Stephen E Lacy b.1805 CT in Ohio in 1840

customer002 — 13 Dec 2007 10:45:44 GMT

I'm trying to find the parents of Stephen. I'm hoping this will lead me to the parents of Daniel Somers Lacy b.1816 CT. I suspect they might be brothers since Stephen named his children with the same family names as my line (Daniel and Charles). Apparently, the family moved from CT before the 1820 census. Stephen went west to Ohio and Daniel went to NJ around the same time of 1840. Stephen married Sarah from NY, which clicks.

The mystery of Daniel's lineage has gone on for at least 40 years and I'm determined to solve it! So far, the census data and all known family trees have come up empty.

Thanks,
Robert

John Lacy of Charles City Co Va

oclarke11 — 12 Dec 2007 1:32:29 GMT

Need parents & siblings for John b abt 1830. He marr Lucy. Need her last name & her parents & siblings also. Their dau Page E. b abt 1850 marr Robert A. Carter abt 1885 in Caroline Co Va. Page was also first marr to Benjamin Garthright abt 1875 in Charles City. She had on child by Ben. Her name was Mattie F. & she was b abt 1879 in New Kent Co. Mattie amrr Luther T. Wharton 13 Apr 1899 also in Caroline Co. Page & Robert Carter had two children :
Herbert Wardell Sr. b 12 Sep 1890 marr Sallie Myrtle Pitts
John Calvin b abt 1887 marr Zeddie Ann Satterwhite.
Ollie

Thomas William Lacy

Jacquie Hurd — 21 Feb 2001 5:12:50 GMT

I am trying to find out the parents of Thomas William Lacy and Rebecca Jane Hall (his wife). They are the parents of Opal Lacy Honn. From Indiana, married in Indiana and died in Indiana at the beginning of the 1900's. If you have any info on them, contact me please.

Bobbie Jean Steers Obituary

snicker1111 — 29 Oct 2007 8:19:53 GMT

Mountain Democrat
Placerville, El Dorado, California
Thursday 9 Sep 1999
Page A-5

Bobbie Jean Steers

Bobbie Jean Steers died in a local hospital on Sept 5 at the age of 52.
Mrs. Steers was born on Jan 30, 1947 in Stockton, and was a resident of Pollock Pines.
She was a homemaker for over 37 years. She was a member of Pollock Pines Baptist. Church.
She is survived by her husband Kenneth Steers, and her sons Kenneth Jr., Kevin, Kent, Kerry, Jerry and Timothy Steers, daughter Kimberly Anderson, brother George Richter, sister Carol Byrd; 11 grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.
Private family services were held. Interment will also be private.
Arrangements were made by Chapel of the Pines Funeral Home

Looking for Lacy.

millina_00 — 7 Oct 2002 6:36:51 GMT

I'm looking for my grandfather Leonard Leo Lacy. I know that he was in WWII the battle of Iwo Jima. He died in Fort Wayne Indiana. He was married to Maxine Smith and they have a daughter Coleen Clark maiden name is Lacy. He also has a son named Patrick Lacy of whom i'm also looking for. If anyone has any info please conact me.

Dias (Dicy) Lacy

Misha_Gray — 6 Nov 2004 11:05:39 GMT

I need all the info I can get on this lady. She is my 4th Great grand mother according to records. I have lots of info on the Cannons right here in Lincoln Co, Tennessee, I would love to share info.

Ohio Lacy's!!!

Shana Lacy — 14 Oct 2000 9:19:40 GMT

Still looking for any Lacy's from Ohio. My dad grew up in Dresden, OH. I would love to hear from anyone in that area! My dad's name was Charles Lacy and his Mother was Margaret (maiden name Cox). He also had a cousin, Jimmy, that he spoke of often. Hope to hear from someone soon! Thanks :)

Jesse Edward Lacy, Kingston, Ulster, NY

JSimons305 — 25 May 2007 8:25:25 GMT

Looking for information on Jesse Edward Lacy, b. 8 Oct 1881, Kingston, Ulster, NY to George Washington Lacy and his wife, Elzada (maiden name unknown). He was in Manhattan, NYC, in 1906, where he married by grandfather's sister, Mabel Simons, on Nov 25. By 1910, he was back in Kingston, living with his parents and siblings. In Sept 1918, he was in Butte, Montana; he was back in Kingston by January 1920.

Does anyone know when he and Mabel divorced? Did he remarry? If so, to whom? What was his mother's maiden name? Finally, when did he die?

Lacy of Indiana

rsignett1 — 30 Nov 2005 12:46:05 GMT

I am looking for the father of Jemima Lacy who married John Cook in Marion Co. IL. in 1830.

James Lacy

Tracy Towry — 25 Dec 2001 8:26:41 GMT

I am looking for my g-g-grangparents family.James Lacy married Mary Francis Finley,among their children,my great grandma MaryEtta Lacy-Floyd was born in Marrietta Ga,in the 1890's.They later moved and died in Polk Co.Arkansas.Any information on this family would be appreciated.

Lacy Lacey in Wisconsin, New York, Pennsylvania

barbingraham — 11 Jan 2004 11:29:14 GMT

Remembrance John (R J, Jesse) Lacy or Lacey, wife Clarinda Fairchild (maiden), children: Jessie (female, B. 1843 ) William C (B 1845), Silas Wright (B 1846), Clarinda Minerva (B 1847, Coventry, Chenango Co. NY) George Lewis (B 1853), R John (Jesse, Jessie, John) (male, B 1854), Mary (B 1859 in Lanesboro PA), Winfield Scott (B 1862 Wisconsin, Prob. Lamartine), Ella (also called Sarah or Anna) (B 1864 wisconsin). Silas Wright Married first Esther and had daughter Minnie (B 1870 Lamartine, Wisconsin) second Eda and had daughter Mary M (B 1878) residence in 1880 Menash Wisconsin. Looking for information and descendants of these two daughters or any of the above persons. George reportedly married an Indian. Many came back to Harmony, Great Bend, Hallstead PA 1880 or later. Email me direct.

Lacy family book

mom2glen — 12 Feb 2004 1:49:54 GMT

My name is Anne Lacy Roper-Weldon. My Great Grandmother was Annie Josie Lacy Roper. I have been searching for a book that was written by Hubert Wesley Lacey entitled: The Thomas Lacy III Family of Hanover and Buckingham Counties, VA
I was wondering if anyone had any possible idea where I can find this to purchase.
I would also love to purchase one or more other books that he's written, but can't find any of them anywhere!!
Please HELP!

susan lacey

junemacdonald1 — 9 Jan 2007 2:05:16 GMT

hi june looking for any information on about her perants she married stiles ellis in 1875 was born 1849 finnaly lived in easbourne east sussex thanks

Helen Bauer Lacy Camden NJ/Phila

LKaloski — 1 Jul 2001 9:23:21 GMT

I am looking for the husband of Helen Bauer Lacy. Believe she resided in NJ Daughter of Charles Bauer who was the brother of Katherine Bauer Graf, my ggm. Have found Bauer in the NJ area and think there is more family there. Any information Please e-mail at kaloski@coastalnet.com

James M. Lacy born in Louisiana, died in Young Co. Texas 1936

donna76426 — 15 Nov 2006 7:56:04 GMT

Needing information on James Milton Lacy, he served in the civil war, married Fanny White in Red River Co. Texas in the late 1880s. James was born in Louisiana, dont know where or who his father is, James had a brother named George and he lived in California. James M. Lacy had children and they are, Ida L. Lacy , Sallie H. Lacy who married Thomas Simpson, Mary E. Lacy, and Thomas H. Lacy. Anything would be greatly appreciated, Thank you
Donna Foley
donnaj12256@aol.com

Looking for family of Evan and Leone

kendbrock1 — 26 Sep 2005 5:21:30 GMT

Descendants of Leone F. Lacy

1 Leone F. Lacy 1878 - 1981
.. +Evan M. Hare 1876 - 1943
........ 2 Essie M. Hare 1895 -
........ 2 Maudie L. Hare 1897 -
........ 2 Dewey M. Hare 1901 -
........ 2 W. Thomas Hare 1903 -
........ 2 Junia Hare 1906 -
............ +Husband Belvin
........ 2 Jay W. Hare 1908 -
........ 2 Fay Hare 1910 -
............ +Joe Harrison
........ 2 Ervin Joe Hare 1913 -

Archibald Lacy of Georgia

Joan Baldy — 6 Apr 1999 7:20:01 GMT

Archibald Lacy b 1758 VA, d 1822 GA m Sarah Martin 1787 (in VA) Children: Mary (Polly) m as 2nd wife Fisher Gaskins; Betsey m William Smith; John Butler (my ancestor) m Martha Freeman (1820-Baldwin Co, GA); Martha m Gerard (Jared) Camp; Nancy m Bill Candler; Pleasant Martin m Nancy Reynolds; Sarah (Sally) m John Johnson. I have a good bit on some of the lines, little on others. I would be interested in contact with any descendents.

Lacy

Angela — 20 Oct 2006 10:01:31 GMT

Looking for any Lacy From Summerset
Honor Lacy DOB about 1846
Married William Wootten
Any help Please
Regards Angela

William Lacy - help

Mary — 25 Sep 2006 9:17:58 GMT

I am new here and new at searching. Have gotten extremely far in all areas of my family except the Lacy's. Here is what I have if anyone can help me from here. THis isn't much, but it is a start.

My husband is William Edward Lacy Jr. His father was William Edward Lacy, b. June 1921 in Charleston, WV (or that area) He had a sister, Mildred Marie who moved to Columbus Ohio and married a man with the name Cooper. Their parents were William C. Lacy and Ruth Alma Smith.

To my understanding, Ruth's parents were William E. Smith and Lucy Gardner. And as I stated, I know nothing about the Lacy's!

Thank you in advance for any help and information!!

Looking for information on my Grandfathers death...

Kaysa Lacy — 3 Oct 2006 12:03:12 GMT

Johnny Quitman Lacy, Died in Terrell Texas on Febuary 10, 1947. No one in my family is sure how he died...been hearing things from heart attack, stroke, to cancer. If you have any information...It would be thoughraly appreciated!

Jordan Lacy and William E Lacy - Franklin Co GA Land Transactions (Banks Co GA)

kcstratton — 6 Oct 2006 3:23:48 GMT

Lacy's in TX and Ok

Ardell — 18 Feb 2004 10:59:53 GMT

Hi,
My name is Ardell Lacy Richardson. I am looking for any African American Lacy born in the state of Texas or OK..My father's name was Herbert Lacy and he was born in Roundrock TX. Had sisters, Lila, Lucy & Ardell.Also brothers name George and more that I can not remember the names.
Herbert Lacy married Louise Shropshire from Yokum,TX. They lived in San Antonio,TX. They had 2 children Ardell and Herbert. Any information you can provide will be a great help.

African American ancestors

Lacy — 11 Apr 2006 4:14:02 GMT

I am looking for any connections to the Lacys that came through South Boston or Bannister or Halifax, VA (Halifax County). Some of the given names are Armistead, Armstead, Stanhope (Stanhop), Mary, Annie Bettie, Lucy, Elijah. I am particularly interested in finding a white Armistead (various spellings) Lacy. He was a prominent business man in South Boston in the 1870-1920. He is to believed to have fathered Stanhope Lacy (my grandfather) by a daughter (Annie Bettie) of a slave, Mary. Any information is welcomed.

Lacy Family...Boone, Kanawha, Lincoln counties of VA/WV

Patrick Murphy — 25 May 2006 5:55:40 GMT

Hi list,
I'm searching for the husband and parents of Martha "Patsy" Lacy (ca1799 aft.1850). Patsy is recorded on the 1830 thru 1850 censuses of Boone and Kanawha counties...without a husband. Three known children were; Lucinda, Harriet and James. Can anyone help me out??? Thanks, Patrick Murphy

Mahala Lacy of Loudoun County VA

Sherry Hatcher — 24 Sep 2006 10:21:21 GMT

I am looking for information of Mahala Lacy of Loudoun County, Virginia.
Here is what I know about her. She was born Abt 1820-1822
she married Cornelius Wynkoop Dec 14 1843. She had 6 Children: Charles Washington, Decatur H. Anna C., Israel,Joseph, Margaret F.
In 1880 she is living with her son Joseph
She is the daughter of Israel Lacy Born: Oct 6 1792

Brian C. Lacy 1925-2006.…………..OBIT

hitchheick — 2 Sep 2006 2:42:41 GMT

Obituary from the Portland Oregonian Newspaper, Thursday August 31, 2006.

Brian C. Lacy 1925-2006.…………..OBIT
A graveside service will be at 3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 1, 2006, in Evergreen Memorial Gardens in Vancouver for Brian C. Lacy, who died Aug. 26th of lung cancer at age 81.
Mr. Lacy was born June 12, 1925, in Wolf Point, Mont., and moved in 1931 to Vancouver. He graduated from Vancouver High School. During World War II, he served in the Navy in the South Pacific. He was a carpenter, including for Hoffman Construction. In 1948, he married Lorene L. Scheidt; she died in 2001.
Survivors include his daughters, Joan Gaul and Pam Cruckshank; sisters, Jean Wilson, Jackie Donovan and Patricia Wilcox; and two grandchildren.
Remembrances to the Lorene and Brian Lacy Fund at Vancouver School District Foundation.

Lacy, Juriah and Forkner, Granville H.

Oftel — 22 Aug 2006 11:50:34 GMT

Looking for info on Juriah decendants & ancestors. Juriah and Granville's daughter Lucy A. (b. 1851) married Joseph S. Davidson about 1875 in Missouri (believe Kansas City - still researching). Any contact would be appreciated. Thanks!

Daniel Somers Lacy b.Oct 1815 CT

family011 — 4 Aug 2006 9:05:38 GMT

The elusive father of DS Lacy Sr. has been sought in vain for decades. Can anyone help? He married Sarah Leeds b.1824 and had children Daniel, Joel, Charles, Mark and Ann in NJ. He was grandfather to my GGrandmother, who told me a lot about him but not about his parents. I believe he moved to NY state at a young age and doesn't show on any CT census. He died in NJ in 1902. If he's from the Stratfield, CT area line, I can't be sure.

LACY, Robert L. in Oregon

Cyndi — 29 Jul 2006 3:41:28 GMT

I am transcribing the Evergreen Cemetary in Ontario, Malheur Co., Oregon and thought I would post pictures of the Pre-1900 headstones for those interested in having them. This is a very large cemetary, there is a possibility there could be other family members buried here after this time period. If you are interested in them, I can look for them specifically.

Lacy Family of Marble Falls, TX 1914

drbrownlee — 26 Jul 2006 2:38:52 GMT

Gaynelle and Sunshine Lacy are pictured in the 1914 annual of Southwest Texas Normal in San Marcos. Both are seniors from Marble Falls.

Mrs. Lucinda Lacy

lacyfind — 22 Jul 2006 8:23:01 GMT

I am looking for any information about Lucinda Lacy who lived in Albemarle County Virginia. She was born around 1835 and died in 1908. There is no information about who is the father of her children. If anyone has information about this please post.

Thanks in advance.

obit - Bernice LACY, 1917 ILL. - 2006 Ca.

LorraineGilmer02 — 17 Jul 2006 3:02:37 GMT

Lacy, Bernice

BERNICE LACY 1917 - 2006 Bernice Lacy, beloved mother, grandmother and great grandmother passed away at age 88, on the morning of Sunday, July 2, 2006, in Granada Hills, California. Bernice was born on July 22, 1917 in Illinois. Shortly after moving to Los Angeles Bernice began working at Douglas Aircraft where she met her husband, Melvin, and they married on November 8, 1942. After raising a family, she and Melvin moved to Fallbrook in San Diego County where they remained until the early 2000's when they returned to the Valley to be near their children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Bernice was preceded in death by her son, Michael, in 1956 and her husband in February 2006. She is survived by her daughter, Judi (Babb) of Porter Ranch; her son, Bud of Stillwater, Oklahoma; five grandchildren, David, Valerie, Kristin, Kemberly and Lori; and four great grandchildren, Samantha, Jessica, Nicolas, and Alexa. She will be sorely missed. Graveside services at San Fernando Mission Cemetery and Mausoleum will be held at 10:00 a.m., Friday, July 22, 2006. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to support research of Alzheimer's disease.
Published in the Los Angeles Daily News on 7/16/2006.

Walter L Lacy Virginia

lacyfind — 6 Jul 2006 5:19:36 GMT

I am looking for any information on the parents of Walter L. Lacy of Charlottesville, Virginia. Walter L. Lacy was born in 1891. Thanks in advance for any information anyone can share.

Looking for info on James Lacy b. 1790 (Ireland) - located Pennsylvania

contactzero — 12 Jun 2006 5:41:54 GMT

I am looking for the passenger list, the specific origin in Ireland, and the parents of James LACY b. 1790 (Ireland):

James brother: Patrick b. 1800 (Ireland)

VITALS:
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James LACY b.1790 (Ireland) - married to Eunice b.1808 (Ireland?)
located in Armstrong County, Newcastle PA (Pennsylvania)

Children of James LACY and Eunice:
1. Patrick b. 1836 (PA)
married 2x. #2 was to Margaret (GRIFFIN) late in life.
2. James M. b. 1838 (PA)
married to Elizabeth (GILL) b. 1838 (England) of mother Sarah (GILL) France.
3. Catharine (Catherine) LACY b. 1842 - located in Dunbar, PA

I would also like info on Catharine's and Patrick's descendents and on the GILL family.

Lacy or Akers family that married into the Bettis family in Morristown, TN.

bluebirdyz — 17 Jun 2006 4:22:22 GMT

I am searching for information on Lacy or Akers family that married into the Bettis family in Morristown, TN.
Columbus Bettis married Julia Akers.
Their children were:
Mary K.
Charles
Ruby
Allen
Willis
Julia must have died and it looks like Columbus married Martha Unknown. I'm not sure where the children went. Mary K. and Willis lived with Walter Akers on the 1910 census.

I'm a little confused about just who Columbus' father was. Was he Bradley or David????

As near as I can tell Columbus had a sister Martha Bettis who married Walter Akers.
Children were:
Carl
Letha

Julia and Walter Akers were brother and sister to John Thomas Akers who married my Mary Lacy.
Their son was William Sherman Akers.

Mary Lacy Akers is my direct line. She and her family:
William G. Lacy
Eliza Weaver Lacy
Edgar A.
Nola , Nola married John Ervin Lance in NC but moved to Morristown about 1920.
Walter Nelson Lacy, lived in Knoxville.

lived in Morristown between 1880 and 1900. Mary married John Akers in this time and stayed but the rest of her family moved to Hot Springs, NC. Mary Lacy Akers family are all buried there in the Jarnigan and Morristown Cemeteries.

Can anyone help me find information about a Grocery Store that John Akers and John Lance worked in between 1900 and 1930 , birth , marriage or death dates or pictures of them.

Thanks in advance for your help.
Barbara

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verla lacy powers — 30 Jun 1999 12:00:00 GMT

information from 1690 to 1800
locales: new jersey, pennsylvania, virginia, kentucky

Mary Etta Painter / Lacy / Hedrick, 1866-1944, Indiana

EEP — 17 May 2006 1:43:34 GMT

Mary Etta was a daughter of Andrew and Eliza Ann (Gobble) Painter, born April 1866 in Indiana. Andrew died apparently in early to middle 1870, and Mary Etta was placed in the household of a childless couple, John R. and Susan E. (Boyd) Lacy, of Morgan County, Indiana. “Marietta” Painter, age 4, was enumerated in the Lacy household in 1870 census, and—as Mary E. Lacy, age 14—in the 1880 census.

Mary E. Lacy and James M. Hedrick (b. 1861) married 12 Apr 1881 in Morgan County. According to the 1910 census (Morgan County), she had eight children, of whom six were living. These children included Edgar (b. 1889), Agnes Sylvia (b. 1892), Alta G. (b. 1895), Minnie O. / Opel M. (b. 1899), and Conrad (b. 1906).

Mary E. had a younger sister, Mary Adeline, who grew up in the household of her mother and stepfather William R. Roe in Illinois. Mary Adeline (Painter) Tidrick’s 1928 obituary specifically mentions among survivors “one sister, Mrs. Mary Hedrick of Cloverdale, Indiana.”

Cross-posted to the Painter, Lacy, Hedrick, and Morgan County, Indiana boards.

EEP

Philip Lacy of San Francisco and Madison New Jersey

Shalisse Johnstun — 20 Apr 2006 1:01:22 GMT

I am looking for information on Philip Lacy b abt. 1878 IN SF CA to Charlotte Lewis Lacey and Henry or Harry Lacy. He was still in CA in 1910. I cannot locate him on the 1920 census but I have found him living in Madison, Morris, New Jersey in 1930. His wife was named Madge and he had a son named Harry. I am trying to locate somedone else who is working on this family line.
Thanks,
Shalisse

Elias P. Lavy MO>OK Indian Territory

spires37 — 6 Apr 2006 8:45:08 GMT

I am researching Elias P. Lacy b: abt 1844 MO, son of Gravner Lacy b: abt 1814 KY and wife Mary ? b: abt 1815 TN. I would really appreciate hearing from anyone that has information on this family. Thanks so much.

Howard E Lacy

Kathleen Lacy — 24 Feb 2006 4:45:30 GMT

I am looking for names of brothers, sisters, parents of Howard E Lacy born 1901 passed away 1967. Looking for ancestry as well

Wendall Lacy of Morehead kentucky

Marla Miller — 9 Mar 2006 4:32:05 GMT

I am new to these searchs, Wendall Lacy was my father that
I never met, I do not know much of his family, His mother was
Gladys , He had a brother Gordon, sister Mary Margaret , He
had other brothers and sisters as well, I just don't know the
names, He died in Morehead in 1976, If anyone knows of
the Lacy's there I would appreciate the help.

Maggie McNabb Lacy Married to Daly Diocus Lacy 1914

musemorgan — 24 Feb 2006 9:54:49 GMT

Maggie may have been an Osage Indian adopted by the McNabb family (William Riley and Sarah Hitt McNabb). Does anyone have verbal or written proof of that? Do you know where to get the Osage Tribe Information of the US Government Information? Thank you!

Sarah Lacy 1779-1859

clarkll — 12 Feb 2006 9:07:58 GMT

I am searching for information on Sarah Lacy who was born in Virginia in 1779. She was the daughter of Martha Hewlett and William Hughes Lacy. Sarah Lacy was married first to Brooks H Davis and in 1815 she married James Murray in St Helena Parish Louisiana. There is a Sarah Murray listed on the 1840 Sumter County, Alabama census. She is then listed in 1850 Panola County, Texas where she died in 1859.

Did Sarah and James Murray have any children? Is there a connection between Sarah Murray and Charlotte Murray and James H Murray who were in Sumter County, Alabama during the same time period?

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Gloria

5 Lacy Marriages Newport, Tipperary 1798-1891

ryanhorse — 12 Feb 2006 2:31:25 GMT

My interest in the above marriages are George & Julia 1857 and James & Joh (Johanna?) 1891. Judith possible brother of my ggrandfather and James son of George & Julia.

LACY:
1798.02.05
William married Margaret Ryan

1815.01.25
William married Mary Brien Ml. Brien & Dan Guidera
Servant
Newport

1821.03.04
John married Mary Wall Michael Wall & John Wall
Carpenter
Killaloe

1857.02.21
George married Judith Ryan Ml. Ryan & Mgt. Ryan
Gortshane

Children born to George & Julia Lacy from Newport
James 1858.02.08
Patrick 1860.04.07
Mary 1866.12.12

1891.02.03
James married Joh McGrath Mal.Ryan Honora Ryan
Knockane Newport

Children of James & Mgt.
George 1892.05.18
James 1893.07.17
Mary 1896.05.19
Margaret 1897.12.20 ????

Thank you
Bob Ryan ryanblack@cox.net

Parents of Nehemiah Lacy

dawnstewart — 2 Feb 2006 10:00:33 GMT

I am looking for the parents and family of Nehemiah Lacy. He was born Abt. 1783 in NC and died May 1850 in Keokuk, Iowa. He married Susannah Sutherland in April 21, 1807 Jefferson County, TN. The 3 kids I know the names of are Moses, William and John Sutherlin. He is listed in the 1830 census for Vermilion County, IL. He is in the 1840 census Keokuk County, IA. Any info about this family would be great.

William Parks Lacy (b 1787) family VA to TN

Donna Cox Briggs — 2 Feb 2006 1:45:52 GMT

I'm looking for the descendants of William Parks Lacy and wife, Susannah Carroll, both from Virginia. They may have been in Sullivan County, TN by the early 1800's as all children were born in TN. Their children were Elizabeth (b 1812), William P. Jr.(b 1814), Lewis (b 1820), Elijah (b 1822), Joseph (b 1827), Frances Marion (b 1829), Catherine (b 1835), Jennett (b 1835) and James (b 1837). I believe Lewis may have gone to Jefferson County, TN and William Parks Jr. may have moved to Overton County, TN. Anyone working on this lines?

Kanawha and Lincoln counties of West Virginia

patrickmurphy0406 — 17 Aug 2006 5:35:12 GMT

Is anyone on the board researching the Lacy family from Kanawha and Lincoln counties in WV??? Thanks, Patrick Murphy

DATA: Lacy, D. listed in 1929 Richmond, VA yearbook

sassytazzy — 6 Jan 2006 3:40:24 GMT

DATA Message RE: The Marshallite, 1929 John Marshall High School yearbook (Richmond, VA).

This yearbook lists the members of the Senior class of 1929, faculty members, members of the Corps of Cadets, and many members of various clubs (not all). Unfortunately, it does not list the names of the members of the Junior, Sophomore or Freshmen classes (only officers listed for those classes). It includes the following name(s):

Lacy, D.

There's over 1,900 records, so I've only listed the name(s), as it appears in the yearbook in this message.

If you would like to view all of the information that I extracted from the yearbook, I have uploaded it to my freepages genealogy web site. The link to the first page of these extracts on my web site is:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sassytazzy/family/r...

Or it can be accessed through the "General Research" link on the main page at:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sassytazzy/index.ht...

Please note that my site contains free genealogy related data & IS NOT a "commercial" or "advertising" site. Until I can get back out & do research on my own families, my hobby is posting free genealogy related data online that may help other reseachers. I put all kinds of genealogy information on my web site (including information others send to me to share on the site), not just data about the families I am researching (therefore I can't answer questions about everyone I have listed on the site). I hope the information I've put online helps someone with their research . . .

Susan :)
Sassytazzy's Online Genealogy Research Library
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sassytazzy/index.ht...

Eva Lacy Bryant Washington Obituary

Kim Williams — 4 Dec 2005 3:20:30 GMT

Death of Mrs. Esther Louise Thompson Wooly Lacy in Cuba

davwayell — 29 Nov 2005 4:39:16 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mrs. Esther Louise Thompson Wooly Lacy, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mrs. Lacy died in Cuba on December 30, 1938.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Lacy, Jenkins - Dekalb County, AL

Gail Jenkins — 28 Nov 2005 11:38:59 GMT

Looking for information on Elender Jenkins Lacy, b. 5/3/1840 in TN (Polk or Bradley Co.) d. 3/26/1884 and is buried in Mt. Zion Cemetery in Dekalb County, AL. Her husband John C. Lacy, b. 2/18/1838 d. 10/10/1919 buried at New Caanon Cem., in Jackson Co., AL. I believe he remarried after Elender died. Elender was dau of John & Cynthia Jenkins of TN. I would appreciate any information on this family.

Nancy Lacy Lane, b 1803 GA, raised OH, lived IN & IL mar.Wm Lane

Korstick — 22 Apr 2002 7:33:19 GMT

Searching for info-
Nancy Lacy (parents unknown), born 1803 according to census.
She was raised in Ohio.
She was living near Lafayette Indiana from 1831-1834 with her husband William Lane. She probably married him in either OH or IN.
She moved to Vermillion County, IL in 1836 and died in 1851. She had 15 children.

Robert Ulysses Lacy query

mysterix — 17 Oct 2005 3:58:21 GMT

I'm the great-grand-daughter of Robert Ulysses Lacy, from his marriage to Mathilde Adele Roche. They had three children together, Thelma (b. 1917), Robert Jr. (b. 1913), and Hope (b. 1911), all born in Texas.

Robert Ulysses Lacy (husband) was born 06 Feb 1886.
Adele (wife) was born in 23 Jun 1892.

I know that at some point prior to 1920, Robert Ulysses ran off and remarried. Any information on his parentage, location of birth, subsequent marriages.. really anything on this family would be hugely helpful.

GRAFTON LACY/ROSIE WRIGHT DECENDANTS

Kimberlee Williams — 8 Oct 2005 12:34:32 GMT

I am desperate to find anyone with information about Uncle Grafton's kids or grandkids. Uncle Grafton had a brother named Walter (my ggrandfather). Help please

Kimberlee Williams

William P Lacy/wife Susannah Carroll-Sullivan Co., Tn.

Viann McCormick — 28 Apr 2004 3:06:47 GMT

Searching for parents of William P(Parks) Lacy born abt. 1787-died 1857 Sullivan Co. His son William P Lacy born 1814-died 1904 settled in Overton Co.Tn & married Harriett Mongold.

Lacy,ancestory

Jo Wray — 2 Apr 2000 9:14:55 GMT

My grandfathers name was Otis Henry Lacy.
Born in Missouri.Married Minnie s.Kimmel.
Daughter Edna Marie Lacy[my mother].Otis born in Missouri.Edna born in Drumright,
Oklahoma.Looking for anyone who might be
related to Otis or Minnie.

WWII Veteran Harry E Lacy

Gerald_Vowell — 28 Jan 2005 3:48:13 GMT

I am searching for a veteran of WWII, Harry Lacy, who served in the 561st Field Artillery Battalion. He would have been born between 1906 and 1925. I've checked the World War II Memorial Registry, and gathered all the data I can from the Social Security Death Index and the 1930 Census. Unfortunately, both the SSDI and 1930 Census do not give me anything on military service for WWII.

I am posting messages to hopefully get some info directly from veterans or their family. I will be pursuing getting data from the Army Records Center in St. Louis. Maybe the combination of sources will work for me.

The 561st FA Bn has an informal association, and an annual reunion; thus this work to find WWII veterans of the unit.

Lacy Families by Steve Lacy

Mamie — 18 Aug 2005 3:08:58 GMT

sorry on previous message the title did not show up---by Steve Lacy.
http://www.gengateway.com/genealogy/lacysite.htm

Rhoda Lacy, Christan Co KY

LeonKearns55 — 28 Aug 2004 6:46:58 GMT

Looking for information on Rhoda Lacy who married Edward Edwards in Christian Co KY Nov 7 1803. Would like to know if they are in the 1840, 1850 census.

Death of Mr. William Henry Lacy in China

davwayell — 15 Aug 2005 3:21:59 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. William Henry Lacy, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Lacy died in China on September 3, 1925.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Lacy & Keenan

wengan_1 — 8 Aug 2005 8:21:38 GMT

The following names are mentioned in the Judicial Settlement of the account of John P Dunne as Administrator of the goods, chattels and credits which were of JAMES F SHIELDS, deceased. At the Surrogates Court held within and for the County of Kings at the Hall of Records, in the County of Kings on the 20 January 1906.

I'd love to contact a descendant of any of those named as follows. I am a descendant of Johanna Bloomfield born Keenan in Maryborough Queens County Ireland

John P Dunne having on the 18 October 1905 presented a petition to this Court praying that his account as such administrator be judically settled and allowed by this Coiurt and more than one year having elapsed since the granting of Letters of Administration to him

Ann De Little, Patrick Lacy, Christopher Lacy, James Lacy, Mary Bergen Paternal first cousins children of Christina Lacy a predeceased paternal aunt.

Christopher Tallon, Julie Tallon paternal second cousins children of Catherine Tallon a predeceased daughter of said Christina Lacy deceased.

Catherine Shaw, James Cullen and Christina McCormick paternal first cousins children of Ann Cullen a predeceased paternal aunt.

Mary Elizabeth Smith Paternal first cousin only child of Catharine Adams a predecesed paternal aunt.

Mary McKillop a paternal aunt

Catharine A Regan and Mary A Crowe maternal first cousins who with John P Dunne a maternal first cousin are children of Celina Dunne born KEENAN a predeceased maternal aunt

Johanna Bloomfield a predeceased maternal aunt

Lacy

gwen — 12 Jun 2005 4:09:43 GMT

saw your post I am currently trying to do some research on my Lacy line. do not have very much info at this time. ever seen a Nora/Manora Lacy born appox. 1896/98 in Tx.married to Geo.Anthony. I am not for sure but think her father may have been Jasper Lacy, no ducumentation yet.she is my gr-mother on my father's side since they lived near the La/ark line in TX, thanks in advance for any help.

William Lacy/Lacey Family in Williamsburg County, SC 1790-1850

Lacey_Rod — 19 Nov 2005 11:23:09 GMT

I am looking for information on the LACEY(LACY) family in the Williamsburg County, SC census 1790 thru 1850.

WILLIAM LACY(LACEY) is in 1810 census with three sons less than 10 years of age and a daughter 10-16 years of age. These children should be James, Jonathan, William, and Elizabeth.

JAMES LACEY is in 1830 census with one male under 5 years of age, one female under 5 years of age, two females 5-10 years of age, and one female 30-40 years of age. These should be James' children: John M., Spininnah, Sarah Ann, and Mary Elizabeth; and James' wife RUTH HICKS LACEY.

JONATHAN LACEY is in 1840 census with one female less than 5 years of age and one female 20-30 years of age. These should be his daughter, Mary Elizabeth, and his wife, Susieannah.

The younger WILLIAM LACEY married SUSANNAH MCCLAM. Their family is listed in the 1850 census with the following children: J.M., Solomon, Laney, Sarah, James, and Mary.

JAMES LACEY, his wife RUTH HICKS LACEY, and their seven children migrated from SC to Pulaski/Wilcox County, GA approx. 1840-1842.

JONATHAN LACEY also migrated to Pulaski County, GA (possibly at a later time than James' family) with his family but they returned to SC approx. 1850.

ELIZABETH LACEY married JAMES HARVEY GORDON and they also migrated to Pulaski/Wilcox County, GA.

Also in the 1790 Williamsburg County census there is a SARAH LACEY listed as head of household with three females and there is a JAMES LACEY with two males up to 16 years of age, three males 16 years of age and older, and one female.We are looking for any information on these families and any connection they may have to the LACEY (LACY) families listed above.

ANY information on any part of this family would be greatly appreciated.

Rod Lacey
RodLacey@aol.com