Descendants of Jasper Brush Lacy

Descendants of Jasper Brush Lacy

Our goal is to research the pioneers that came into the Walla Walla Valley Area, as a starter for those doing their family genealogy; we are not related.

Head Researcher: Sarah Olsen,

Researcher: Linda Kracke

November 16, 2006

Generation No. 1

1. JASPER BRUSH¹ LACY was born 17 Mar 1792 in Suffield, Connecticut, and died 10 May 1841 in Bainbridge, Geauga, Ohio. He married ANNE OSBORNE HENRY in Bainbridge, Geauga, Ohio. She was born 26 Mar 1800 in Washington, Berkshirem,MA, and died 26 Dec 1852 in Bainbridge, Geauga, Ohio.

More About JASPER BRUSH LACY:

Burial: Bainbridge Township Cemetery,Bainbridge, Geauga, Ohio¹

Notes for ANNE OSBORNE HENRY:

A Record of the Descendants of Simon Henry 1766-1854 and Rhoda Parsons 1774-1847 His

Wife , page 27-31

Author: Frederick Augustus Henry

Call Number: R929.2 H524

The history and genealogy of Simon Henry and his wife Rhoda Parsons.

Bibliographic Information: Henry, Frederick Augustus. A Record of the Descendants of

Simon Henry (1766-1854) and Rhoda Parsons (1774-1847) His Wife. Cleveland: J. B.

Savage. 1905.

6. ANNE OSBORNE HENRY2 (Simon1), b. Washington, Berkshire Co., Mass., 26 March, 1800v; m. Bainbridge, Geauga Co., Ohio, 3 Dec., 1822, by Porter D. McConoughey, J. P., Jasper Brush Lacy,w b. Suffield, Conn., 17 March, 1792, son of Jasper and Abigail (Brush) Lacy; he died Bainbridge, 10 May, 1841; widow died Chagrin Falls, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, 26 Dec., 1852; both are buried in the old southeast burying ground in Bainbridge.x Widowed while her youngest child was yet unborn, she bravely reared her large family to good and useful manhood and womanhood. Children (the first seven born in Aurora, Portage Co., Ohio; the last three in Bainbridge):

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1850 Census OH Geauga Bainbridge Pg 308

Line 12

156 161 Ann Lacey 50 F MA

Abby Lacey 26 F OH

Thalia Lacey 22 F OH

Oliver Lacey 15 M OH

Jasper Lacey 13 M OH

Milo Lacey 8 M OH

More About ANNE OSBORNE HENRY:

Burial: Bainbridge Township Cemetery,Bainbridge, Geauga, Ohio²

Census: 1850, OH Geauga Bainbridge Pg 308

More About JASPER LACY and ANNE HENRY:

Marriage: Bainbridge, Geauga, Ohio

Children of JASPER LACY and ANNE HENRY are:

i. HENRY CLAY² LACY, b. 03 Mar 1824, Aurora, Portage, Ohio.

Notes for HENRY CLAY LACY:

A Record of the Descendants of Simon Henry 1766-1854 and Rhoda Parsons 1774-1847 His Wife , page 27-31

Author: Frederick Augustus Henry

Call Number: R929.2 H524

i. HENRY CLAY LACY3 (Anne,2 Simon1), b. Aurora, Portage Co., Ohio, 3 March, 1824; removed to Bainbridge, Geauga Co., Ohio, about 1836; thence in May, 1851, to West Union, Ia.; thence to Glenville, Minn., which town he laid out; d. unmarried, Glenville, 1886, ae. 62. Civil engineer and county auditor, he was accounted one of the best mathematicians in Minnesota.

ii. ABIGAIL LACEY, b. 07 Sep 1825, Aurora, Portage, Ohio; m. HUMPHREY LAMPSON; b. 19 Nov 1824, Crown Point, N. Y.; d. 06 Apr 1896, South Sioux City, Nebraska.

Notes for ABIGAIL LACEY:

A Record of the Descendants of Simon Henry 1766-1854 and Rhoda Parsons 1774-1847 His Wife , page 27-31

Author: Frederick Augustus Henry

Call Number: R929.2 H524

ii. ABIGAIL LACY3 (Anne,2 Simon1), b. Aurora, Portage Co., Ohio, 7 Sept., 1825; removed to Bainbridge, Geauga Co., Ohio, abt. 1836; taught district school; m. Twinsburg, Summit Co., Ohio, 18 Jan., 1851, Humphrey Lampson, b. Crown Point, N. Y., 19 Nov., 1824, son of Leonard and Rachel (Hopkins) Lampson; rem. to Sarinac, Ionia Co., Mich., 1853; thence to West Union, Fayette Co., Ia., April, 1854; thence to Eldorado, Ia., 1856; thence to McGregor, Clayton Co., Ia., 1862; thence to South Sioux City, Neb., May 1, 1887, where she still resides, and where her husband died 6 Apr., 1896. He was a merchant, traveling salesman and grocer. Children: (1) Charles Hiram,4 express messenger, b. West Union, 28 Mch., 1858; m. O'Neill, Neb., 18 Oct., 1880, Nettie Keefer, b. Northumberland, Pa., 12 Aug., 1862, and d. South Sioux City, Neb., 26 May, 1899; had four children, viz: (i) Abbie R.,5 b. Cresco, Howard Co., Ia., 24 Nov., 1882; d. Sioux City, Ia., 6 Oct., 1892. (ii) Florence G., b. Decorah, Winneshiek Co., Ia., 12 Aug., 1884; d. Sioux City, Ia., 3 Oct., 1892. (iii) Lillian R., b. Decorah, 20 Feb., 1886. (iv) Helen D., b. Sioux City, Ia., 14 June, 1895. (2) Leonard Lacy,4 b. McGregor, Clayton Co., Ia., 12 Sept., 1862; engineer; unmarried. (3) Byron Humphrey,4 b. McGregor, Clayton Co., Ia., 21 March, 1865; d. in infancy.

More About ABIGAIL LACEY:

Name 2: Abby Lacey

Date born 2: Abt. 1824, Ohio

Census: 1850, OH Geauga Bainbridge Pg 308(See Mother)

iii. MARY ATHALIA LACEY, b. 02 Mar 1827, Aurora, Portage, Ohio; m. WILLIAM MCCLINTOCK; b. 11 Aug 1821, Arcadia, Wayne County, N. Y.; d. 06 Jul 1893, West Union, Iowa.

Notes for MARY ATHALIA LACEY:

A Record of the Descendants of Simon Henry 1766-1854 and Rhoda Parsons 1774-1847 His Wife , page 27-31

Author: Frederick Augustus Henry

Call Number: R929.2 H524

iii. MARY ATHALIA LACY3 (Anne,2 Simon1), b. Aurora, Portage Co., Ohio, 2 Mch., 1827; removed to Bainbridge, Geauga Co., Ohio, abt. 1836; taught district school; the present writer's father says she was President Garfield's first boyhood sweetheart, and now, at the age of 78, she still retains her fresh girlish complexion; m. Bainbridge, 24 Oct., 1850, William McClintock, b. N. Y. State, 11 Aug., 1821, son of James and Hepsibah (Jones) McClintock. They removed to Iowa, July, 1851; he was a lawyer, and from 1865 to 1890 he published The Fayette County Union. He d. 6 July, 1893, in West Union, where his widow still resides and where all their children were born, viz: (1) Frank McClintock,4 18 July, 1852; m. there 24 Feb., 1876, Fannie Kent, b. Freeport, Ill., 18 Feb., 1854, daughter of James S. and Amanda M. (Askey) Kent; rem. 1883 to Grand Junction, Col.; 1894 to Chicago, Ill.; 1899 to New York City, where he is director, secretary and treasurer of The Empire Machine Corporation, 203 Broadway, which manufactures typesetting machines, of divers improvements wherein he is the inventor and patentee; res. Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Children (all b. West Union): (i) Roy Milo,5 30 Jan., 1878; graduated Colorado College, Colorado Springs; res. Vinita, Indian Ter., where he is half owner and editor of the "Herald"; unmarried. (ii) Merle Miller,5 2 Sept., 1879;grad. same college; res. with parents. (iii) Henry Lacy,5 2 Mch., 1881; grad. same college; student at law school,Denver, Col. (iv) James Kent,5 24 Mch., 1885; student Colorado College. (2) Addie Louisa McClintock,4 b. West Union, Ia., 24 Mch., 1854; m. Grand Junction, Col., 1884, Melvin C. Whitehead; d. same place March, 1886; he res. Denver, Col.; no children. (3) Nellie Belle McClintock,4 b. West Union, Ia., 18 Dec., 1857; m. same place 8 May, 1884, Harry B. Blackmun, b. Evansville, Wis., 1857; and had Thalia May,5 2 Sept., 1892, in West Union, where they reside. (4) William Henry McClintock,4 b. West Union, Ia., 4 Mch., 1863; m. Monticello, Ia., 26 Dec., 1889, Mattie Fawcett, and had in Chicago, where he edited a lumber journal, (i) Ruth,5 6 Dec., 1890; (ii) Henry William, 2 May, 1893. (5) Fred Lacy,4 b. West Union, Ia., 17 June,1873; steam fitter.

More About MARY ATHALIA LACEY:

Census: 1850, OH Geauga Bainbridge Pg 308(See Mother)

Notes for WILLIAM MCCLINTOCK:

William McClintock

Page 273 - 1891 Portrait & Biographical Album of Fayette Co. Iowa

" William McClintock, a retired journalist who since 1851 has been a resident of West Union, was born in Arcadia, Wayne County, N. Y., August 13, 1821, and is a son of James and Hepsibah (Jones) McClintock. His father was born in Hillsboro, N. H., and was descended from an old New Hampshire family of Scotch origin. His mother was also a native of Hillsboro. They removed to New York soon after their marriage and subsequently became residents of Geauga County, Ohio, where for twenty years our subject made his home. Upon his father's farm he was reared to manhood and in his youth acquired an academic education. Not wishing to engage in agricultural pursuits, he turned his attention to the study of law and was admitted to the bar in Geauga County, in 1849, practicing there until his emigration to Iowa two years later.

In the meantime, Mr. McClintock was united in marriage in 1850 with Miss Athalia M. Lacy, a native of Aurora, Ohio, and a daughter of Jasper Lacy. By their union was born five children, three sons and two daughters - Frank, the eldest, married Miss Fannie Kent and is living in Grand Junction, Col.; Addie died in March, 1887; Nell B. is the wife of H. B. Blackmum of West Union; Will H. married Mattie Fawcett and is living in Chicago; Fred is single and also makes his home in Chicago.

On coming to West Union in 1851, Mr. McClintock opened a law office and continued practice until about 1871, doing a fair legal business. In addition to his labors in that line he took upon himself the management of a paper on the 1st of January, 1866, at which time there was no other paper in the county. He established the Fayette County Union and continued its publication until 1878, when he retired to private life. About nine years later however, he entered upon the duties of postmaster of West Union, to which he was appointed in March, 1887. He faithfully discharged the duties of the office until April 10, 1890, when he was succeeded by the present incumbent. Mr. McClintock is the oldest surviving journalist of Fayette County and has been identified with the press and bar of the county for thirty-nine years. He has always been a consistent supporter of the Democracy and in the interest of his party published the Fayette County Union. On considering the many years in which his party was in the minority in Iowa and the hostile feeling against it, especially during the dark days of the late war, we see that he must have had special reasons for his unswerving support. Principle was the foundation for his consistency and even his political enemies gave him their respect, knowing his motives. He is held in high regard throughout the entire community and is well worthy a representation in this volume."

iv. GEORGE O LACY, b. Dec 1828, Aurora, Portage, Ohio.

Notes for GEORGE O LACY:

A Record of the Descendants of Simon Henry 1766-1854 and Rhoda Parsons 1774-1847 His Wife , page 27-31

Author: Frederick Augustus Henry

Call Number: R929.2 H524

iv. GEORGE O. LACY3 (Anne,2 Simon1), b. Aurora, Portage Co., Ohio, Dec., 1828; rem. to Bainbridge, Geauga Co., Ohio, abt. 1836; he went to California abt. 1850 and d. there in his 24th year; death notice was in New York Weekly "Tribune"; his brother, Henry, who went with him, returned from the mines with a small amount of gold.

v. JOHN SALMON LACY, b. 30 Sep 1831, Aurora, Portage, Ohio; d. 13 Sep 1901; m. (1) SARAH F. MORRILL; b. 03 Mar 1836; d. 27 Jan 1868, Austin, Minnesota; m. (2) CATHARINE PLATT; b. 15 Mar 1838, Ithaca, N. Y..

Notes for JOHN SALMON LACY:

A Record of the Descendants of Simon Henry 1766-1854 and Rhoda Parsons 1774-1847 His Wife , page 27-31

Author: Frederick Augustus Henry

Call Number: R929.2 H524

v. JOHN SALMON LACY3 (Anne,2 Simon1), b. Aurora, Portage Co., Ohio, 30 Sept., 1831 (or 1830); after his father's death he lived with his uncle, Calvin P. Henry, later with Samuel Storer, a tanner in Brooklyn, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio; there he m. 1st 23 Nov., 1851, Sarah F. Morrill, b. 3 March, 1836; d. Austin, Minn., 27 Jan., 1868; m. 2d same place, 28 Dec., 1872, Catharine Platt, b. Ithaca, N. Y., 15 Mch., 1838, and now living with her son, Milo, in Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Her husband d. there 13 Sept., 1901. He had nine children (seven by his first marriage and two by the second), viz: (1) Frank Lacy,4 b. Newburg, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, 17 Nov., 1852; d. West Union, Ia., 31 July, 1858. (2) Pluma Lacy,4 b. Newburg, O., 7 Apr., 1855; d. 1 Jan., 1857. (3) Jennie A. Lacy,4 b. West Union, Fayette Co., Ia., 7 Jan., 1858; m. LeRoy, Minn., 23 Nov., 1876, Wallace H. Coon, b. Nanson, N. Y., 20 Aug., 1853, and had (first b. Austin, Minn., the rest Flandreau, S. Dak., where they now reside): (i) Mabel Irene,5 13 Jan., 1878; m. Flandreau, 1 Oct., 1902, Emery Bailey; (ii) Royal Y., 14 Nov., 1879; (iii) Myrtle B., 2 May, 1882; m. Flandreau, 11 Sept., 1901, Orvill Dibble;(iv) Roger B., 12 Sept., 1884; (v) Walter Everett, 29 Sept., 1892. (4) Charles Edwin Lacy,4 b. Austin, Minn., 30 Nov., 1859; d. 11 Jan., 1868. (5) Frank Newell Lacy,4 b. Austin, Minn., 26 May, 1862; has no family. (6) Correll J. Lacy,4 b. Austin, Minn., 17 Jan., 1864; has no family. (7) Lillian A. Lacy,4 b. Austin, Minn., 27 Sept., 1866; m. Frank Haney; res. Austin, Minn. (8) Ernest J. Lacy,4 b. Austin, Minn., 1 Nov., 1873; res. Pierre, S. Dak. (9) Milo G. Lacy,4 b. Leroy, Ia., 31 Mch., 1876; res. Sioux Falls, S. Dak.

vi. DANIEL LACY, b. 22 Jan 1833, Aurora, Portage, Ohio; m. MARY EMILY MILLS, 22 Aug 1855, Brooklyn, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio; b. Painesville, Lake Co., Ohio; d. 07 Sep 1890, Chicago, Illinois.

Notes for DANIEL LACY:

A Record of the Descendants of Simon Henry 1766-1854 and Rhoda Parsons 1774-1847 His Wife , page 27-31

Author: Frederick Augustus Henry

Call Number: R929.2 H524

vi. DANIEL LACY3 (Anne,2 Simon1), b. Aurora, Portage Co., Ohio, 22 Jan., 1833; m. Brooklyn, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, 22 Aug., 1855, Mary Emily Mills, b. Painesville, Lake Co., Ohio, 3 Dec., 1837; rem. to West Union, Ia., July, 1854; to McGregor, Ia., in the sixties; and 20 years later to Chicago, Ill., where his wife d. 7 Sept., 1890, and he, a broker, resides 230 S. Central Ave., Austin Sta. He is always prominently mentioned in any enumeration of the young Henry cousins of the period before the Civil War. Children: (1) William Henry Lacy,4 b. West Union, 5 Oct., 1856; m. McGregor, Ia., 27 Jan., 1881, Nettie A. Lake; d. Chicago, Ill., 26 May, 1891; widow and two children reside with his father, 230 South Central Ave., Austin Sta., Chicago, Ill. Children: (i) Daniel Francis,5 b. 13 Oct., 1882; (ii) William Henry, b. 21 May, 1887. (2) Walter Charles Lacy,4 b. West Union, Ia., 31 March, 1859; m. Cresco, Ia., 9 Aug., 1880, Hettie E. Fobes and had, at Hopkinton, Ia., 9 May, 1882, Charles Walter,5 who d. same place 4 Feb., 1883; the husband d. Chicago, Ill., 22 March, 1884; widow res. 2002 Indiana Ave., Chicago, Ill. (3) Archibald Rosil Lacy,4 b. McGregor, Ia., 29 July., 1865; d. Chicago, Ill., 11 Feb., 1886. (4) and (5)Twins. b. McGregor, Ia., 28 Apr., 1873: John Milo Lacy.4 d. 28 July, 1873; Jasper Daniel Lacy,4 d. 30 July, 1873.

More About DANIEL LACY and MARY MILLS:

Marriage: 22 Aug 1855, Brooklyn, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio

2. vii. OLIVER PERRY LACY, b. 05 Apr 1835, Aurora, Portage, Ohio; d. 20 Oct 1884, Walla Walla, Walla Walla, Washington.

viii. JASPER BRUSH LACEY, b. Jan 1837, Bainbridge, Geauga, Ohio.

Notes for JASPER BRUSH LACEY:

A Record of the Descendants of Simon Henry 1766-1854 and Rhoda Parsons 1774-1847 His Wife , page 27-31

Author: Frederick Augustus Henry

Call Number: R929.2 H524

viii. JASPER BRUSH LACY3 (Anne,2 Simon1), b. Bainbridge, Geauga Co., Ohio, Jan., 1837. His brother Daniel writes Nov. 13, 1903: "He went to New York from Ohio in 1852, and went to firing on the Erie R. R. for Marvin Fowler; but in August of 1854, I saw him at the freight terminal of the Erie road. He had just recovered from the smallpox and was a brakeman on the Erie road. Since then we have none of us ever heard of him." Careful inquiry (in 1903) amongst the oldest Erie employes at Jersey City discloses nothing about him.

More About JASPER BRUSH LACEY:

Census: 1850, OH Geauga Bainbridge Pg 308(See Mother)

ix. MILO LACY, b. Abt. 1839, Bainbridge, Geauga, Ohio; d. 05 Apr 1842, Bainbridge, Geauga, Ohio.

Notes for MILO LACY:

A Record of the Descendants of Simon Henry 1766-1854 and Rhoda Parsons 1774-1847 His Wife , page 27-31

Author: Frederick Augustus Henry

Call Number: R929.2 H524

ix. MILO LACY3 (Anne2, Simon1), b. Bainbridge, Geauga Co., Ohio, 1839; d. same place 5 April, 1842, ae. 3 years, and was buried in the old southeast burying ground.y

More About MILO LACY:

Burial: Bainbridge Township Cemetery,Bainbridge, Geauga, Ohio³

3. x. MILO LACEY, b. 14 Oct 1841, Bainbridge, Geauga, Ohio; d. 25 Jun 1869, West Union, Iowa.

Generation No. 2

2. OLIVER PERRY² LACY (JASPER BRUSH¹) was born 05 Apr 1835 in Aurora, Portage, Ohio, and died 20 Oct 1884 in Walla Walla, Walla Walla, Washington. He married MARY ELIZABETH KERR 01 Jun 1857 in Eldorado, Fayette, Iowa, daughter of LEWIS KERR and JANE ROSS. She was born 08 May 1840 in Ogle County, Illinois, and died Abt. 1916 in Prob Washington.

Notes for OLIVER PERRY LACY:

A Record of the Descendants of Simon Henry 1766-1854 and Rhoda Parsons 1774-1847 His Wife , page 27-31

Author: Frederick Augustus Henry

Call Number: R929.2 H524

vii. OLIVER PERRY LACY3 (Anne,2 Simon1), b. Aurora, Portage Co., Ohio, 5 Apr., 1835; rem. to Eldorado, Ia., 1855, and to Walla Walla, Wash., 1861; here he was a police officer and judge, legislator, councilman, city clerk, city assessor, city treasurer, member constitutional convention, and justice of the peace; he m. Eldorado, June, 1857, Mary E. Kerr, b. Illinois, 8 May, 1840, daughter of Servis and Jane E. (Ross) Kerr. A Democrat and a Mason, he was once Grand Master of Washington Ter.; he d. 29 Oct., 1884, at Walla Walla, where his widow still resides. Children (first two b. Eldorado; the rest Walla Walla): (1) Lewis Henry Lacy,4 7 May, 1859; res. Gibbon, Ore.; unmarried. (2) Douglas Lacy, 4 Oct., 1861; d. 4 Dec., 1861. (3) Nettie Olive Lacy, 22 July, 1866; d. 4 March, 1869. (4) Mary Florence Lacy, 22 Jan., 1868; m. Lewiston, Ida., 18 Nov., 1891, Rev. Nathan Evans, b. Clinton Co., Ind., 10 May, 1856, son of Eleazer and Rosanna (Ranoopher) Evans; res. Fremont Sta., Seattle, Wash.; only child, a daughter, Lecil Lacy, b. Weston, Ore., 26 Nov., 1892. (5) Stella Beatrice Lacy, b. 14 Jan., 1873. (6) Fred Bingham Lacy, 4 Sept., 1882.

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Small Manuscript Collections

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Cage 2056.

AUTHOR: Lacy, O. P.

TITLE: INDENTURE, 1870 MAY 17.

DESCRIPT.: 1 leaf.

SUBJECTS: Lacy, Mary E.

Johnson, Samuel.

McMorris, Lewis.

NOTES: Manuscript indenture between O.P. Lacy and Mary E. Lacy of Walla Walla County, and Samuel Johnson and Lewis McMorris of the same place.

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http://www.usgennet.org/usa/or/county/union1/wallawalla/gilbertsbrevities.htm

JUDGE O.P. LACY: lives in the city, is a Justice of the Peace, was born in Portage county, Ohio, February 15, 1835, and came to the county in 1861.

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1860 Census IA Fayette Dover Image 14 (14 June 1860 Judson Hale)

Line 23

423 391 Oliver Lacy 25 M Miller 400 100 Ohio

Mary E Lacy 20 F Illinois

Henry L Lacy 2 M Iowa

D F Crane 20 M Miller New York

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1870 Census WA Walla Walla Walla Walla Pg 308B (24 June 1870 PB Johnson)

Line 11

39 41 Lacy O P 35 MW Book Seller 900 2000 Ohio

----------, Mary 27 FW Keeping House Illinois

------------, Henry 12 MW Iowa

------------, Florence 2 FW Washington Territory

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1880 Census WA Walla Walla Walla Walla Pg 190C

Oliver P. Lacy Self M Male W 45 OH Commiss. Mercht. NH MA

Mary E. Lacy Wife M Female W 40 IL Keep. House OH OH

Florence M. Lacy Dau S Female W 12 WA Att. School OH IL

Stella Lacy Dau S Female W 8 WA Att. School OH IL

Henry L. Lacy Son Male W 22 IA R.R. Enginer OH IL

Wm. Stephens -- S Male W 67 NY Ret. Merchant NY NY

More About OLIVER PERRY LACY:

Burial: Mt View Cemetery, Walla Walla, Washington⁴

Census 1: 1850, OH Geauga Bainbridge Pg 308(See Mother)

Census 2: 1860, IA Fayette Dover Image 14

Census 3: 1870, WA Walla Walla Walla Walla Pg 308B

Census 4: 1880, WA Walla Walla Walla Walla Pg 190C

Notes for MARY ELIZABETH KERR:

1900 Census WA Walla Walla Walla Walla Wd2 Dist 88 Pg 169A (8 June 1900 Harry O Kelso)

Line 34 (First St)

116 117 138 Lacy Mary E Head WF May 1840 60 Wd (6 children 4 Alive) Illinois Ohio Ohio Lodging House keeper

-----------------, Stella B Daughter WF Jan 1874 26 S Washington Ohio Illinois School Teacher

-----------------, Frederick Son WM Sept 1881 18 S Washington Ohio Illinois at School

Smith J D Lodger WM Oct 1871 28 M0 Illinois Illinois Ohio Carpenter

-------, Effie M Lodger WF Jan 1877 23 M0 (No children) Oregon Kentucky Missouri

Hess Grant Lodger WM July 1872 27S Pennsylvania New York Maine Machinist

Stark Alan Lodger WM Sept 1859 40 S New York New York New York School teacher

Barnes Charles A Lodger WM May 1855 45 S Iowa Unk Unk Hostler

Cole William Lodger WM Dec 1866 33 S Missouri Tennessee Tennessee Farm Laborer

More About MARY ELIZABETH KERR:

Burial: Mt View Cemetery, Walla Walla, Washington⁵

Census 1: 1860, IA Fayette Dover Image 14(See Husband)

Census 2: 1870, WA Walla Walla Walla Walla Pg 308B(See Husband)

Census 3: 1880, WA Walla Walla Walla Walla Pg 190C(See Husband)

Census 4: 1900, WA Walla Walla Walla Walla Wd2 Dist 88 Pg 169A

Emigration: 1861, IA by Ox Team 21 yrs old

Occupation: 1892, housekeeper

Picnic: 1892, Weston, Umatilla, OR

Residence: 1892, Walla Walla, WA

More About OLIVER LACY and MARY KERR:

Marriage: 01 Jun 1857, Eldorado, Fayette, Iowa

Children of OLIVER LACY and MARY KERR are:

i. LEWIS HENRY³ LACY, b. 07 May 1859, Eldorado, Fayette, Iowa; d. 13 Aug 1932, Umatilla, Oregon⁶.

Notes for LEWIS HENRY LACY:

1910 Census OR Umatilla Mountain Dist 264 Pg 5A

Line 28

51 51 Avery Clarence W Head MW 38 D OR OH MO Manager Saw Mill co

Lacy Henry Boarder MW 42 S WA OH KS Laborer Saw Mill

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(Indexed as Lewis H Larry)

1930 Census OR Umatilla Pendleton ED 58 Pg 1A

line 8

300 4 4 Larinka Minnie Head FW 63 M 23 Germany Germany Germany 1890

Elder Ralph C Lodger MW 40 D OR OH OR Repair Work Machinery

Cameron Boan Lodger MW 39 M 27 OR Scotland Scotland Chauffeur Taxi

Petrie James Lodger MW 34 S Scotland Scotland Scotland Laborer cigar Store

Lacey Lewis H Lodger MW 70 S IA OH IA

More About LEWIS HENRY LACY:

Burial: Mt View Cemetery, Walla Walla, Washington⁷

Census 1: 1860, IA Fayette Dover Image 14(See Father)

Census 2: 1870, WA Walla Walla Walla Walla Pg 308B (See Father)

Census 3: 1880, WA Walla Walla Walla Walla Pg 190C(See Father)

Census 4: 1910, OR Umatilla Mountain Dist 264 Pg 5A

Census 5: 1930, OR Umatilla Pendleton ED 58 Pg 1A

ii. DOUGLAS LACY, b. 04 Oct 1861, Eldorado, Fayette, Iowa; d. 04 Dec 1861, Eldorado, Fayette, Iowa.

iii. NETTIE OLIVE LACY, b. 26 Jul 1866, Walla Walla, Washington; d. 04 Mar 1869, Walla Walla, Washington.

4. iv. MARY FLORENCE LACY, b. 22 Jan 1868, Walla Walla, Washington; d. 19 Dec 1945, Seattle, King, Washington.

v. STELLA BEATRICE LACY, b. 14 Jan 1874, Walla Walla, Washington; d. Abt. 1935.

Notes for STELLA BEATRICE LACY:

1920 Census WA Walla Walla Walla Wall Dist 125 Pg 162A (January 1920 E Grace Lanier)

Line 35 (Living in rooming house of Eva Young)

Lacy Stella B Roomer FW 43 S Washington Ohio Wisconsin Teacher Grade School

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1930 Census WA King Seattle Ed 91 Pg 9A

line 40

Lacy Stella B Lodger FW 58 S OH OH IL

More About STELLA BEATRICE LACY:

Burial: Mt View Cemetery, Walla Walla, Washington⁸

Census 1: 1880, WA Walla Walla Walla Walla Pg 190C(See Father)

Census 2: 1900, WA Walla Walla Walla Walla Wd2 Dist 88 Pg 169A(See Mother)

Census 3: 1920, WA Walla Walla Walla Wall Dist 125 Pg 162A

Census 4: 1930, WA King Seattle Ed 91 Pg 9A

5. vi. FREDERICK BINGHAM LACY, b. 04 Sep 1882, Walla Walla, Washington; d. Abt. 1910.

3. MILO² LACEY (JASPER BRUSH¹ LACY) was born 14 Oct 1841 in Bainbridge, Geauga, Ohio, and died 25 Jun 1869 in West Union, Iowa. He married JANE ELIZABETH HINES 19 Dec 1866 in West Union, Iowa, daughter of MARSHALL HINES and LUCETTA SHIELDS.

Notes for MILO LACEY:

A Record of the Descendants of Simon Henry 1766-1854 and Rhoda Parsons 1774-1847 His Wife , page 27-31

Author: Frederick Augustus Henry

Call Number: R929.2 H524

x. MILO LACY3 (Anne2, Simon1), b. Bainbridge, Geauga Co., Ohio, 14 Oct., 1841; moved to Iowa, 1853, and began learning the printer's trade in the office of the "Pioneer" of West Union, Fayette Co., Iowa, finishing in the "Times" office, McGregor, Iowa; enlisted 1862 in the navy, and was assigned to the gunboat Genessee, then on blockade service off Charleston and afterwards in the first assault on Vicksburg and the siege of Port Hudson; after serving over a year and gaining promotion he was discharged at the expiration of his term of service; returning to McGregor he enlisted in the 7th Iowa Cavalry which was sent to the plains; there on one occasion he was one of a small squad sent up the main road from the fort in search of Indians; after a few miles, a hundred redskins suddenly rose before them, and after a few volleys the scouts retreated, the Indians following at a safe distance. At a stage station on the way back the soldiers cried an alarm to the man and his wife. The husband, panicstricken, mounted the only horse and left his wife to the mercy of the savages. Milo, in the rear of his squad, found the woman crying and begging piteously to be saved. After vainly trying to get her on behind, he gave her his place, gave the horse a stroke and ran behind for the fort with the Indians in hot pursuit. As they were about to overtake him, he sprang behind a buffalo carcass and leveled his carbine at the foe, who quickly fell back ((y) See The "Old Northwest" Genealoglcal Quarterly, for Oct., 1904; Vol. VII,p. 279.) out of range. Though in great peril, he held them at bay till help came from the fort. He participated in many campaigns against the Indians; was promoted to first sergeant, and being mustered out in the spring of 1866, returned to McGregor. In West Union, 19 Dec., 1866, he was m. by Rev. Wm. Fawcett, to Jane Elizabeth Hines, b. Jacksonville, Center Co., Pa., 4 July, 1842, daughter of Marshall Paul and Lucetta (Shields) Hines. He was part owner of the Fayette Co. "Union" till June, 1868; then of the Austin, Minn., "Democrat." He d. 25 June, 1869, in West Union, where his children were born, and his widow still resides. Children: (1) Clyde Lacy,4 b. 30 Oct., 1867; d. 2 Nov., 1867. (2) Anna Hines Lacy, b. 20 May, 1869; m. at Bethel Presbyterian Church, West Union, by Rev. John Gammons and Rev. S. H. Noel, 31 Aug., 1897, Everett Madison Phillips, druggist, b. West Union, 14 Sept., 1867, son of Everett Noah and Emma (Cox) Phillips; removed to Carthage, Mo., but later returned to West Union.

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Fayette County Iowa

MILO LACY

A well remembered and praiseworthy character, who for many years figured prominently in the life of Fayette county, was the late Milo Lacy, a man whom to know was to respect and admire owing to his many fine traits and his high ideals, which he sought to carry out in his everyday relations with his fellow men. He was born in Bainbridge, Geauga county, Ohio, October 14, 1841. He was the son of Jasper Brush and Anne Osborne (Henry) Lacy, the former born in Suffield, Connecticut, March 17, 1792, and the latter in Washington, Berkshire county, Massachusetts, on March 26, 1800.

Milo Lacy was educated in the common schools of West Union and he became a printer by trade, and was editor of the Fayette County Union until June, 1868, when he removed to Austin, Minnesota, and became editor of the Austin Democrat. He died June 25, 1869, in West Union, Iowa, where his children were born, and his widow still resides. At the time of his death he was a member of the Minnesota Editorial Association. He was a very able writer and as a local editor and condenser of news he had few superiors and he made his papers powers for good in their communities.

Mr. Lacy's war record is one of which his descendants might well be proud. In 1862 he enlisted in the navy for one year, and he was assigned to the gunboat "Genesee," then on blockade service off Charleston and afterwards ill the first assault on Vicksburg and the siege of Port Hudson. After serving over one year and gaining promotion, he was discharged at the expiration of his service and returned to McGregor, Iowa. He re-enlisted in the Seventh Iowa Cavalry, volunteers, which was sent to the plains. This last enlistment was on March 5, 1864, and he was in the service . until his regiment was disbanded. He was a member of Capt. Eugene F. Ware's company. He was discharged at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. May 17, 1866. During his service for the Union he distinguished himself by true soldierly qualities and was promoted to the rank of first sergeant, and he participated in a number of trying campaigns and battled with Indians. Politically, he was a Democrat.

On December 19, 1866, Mr. Lacy was married to Jennie E. Hines, daughter of Marshall Paul and Lucetta (Shields) Hines. an excellent family of West Union, Iowa. The father was born in Pennsylvania March 23, 1818, and the mother in Nittany Valley, Center county, Pennsylvania, October 29, 1821. They were married in Nittany Valley, February 4, 1841, by tile Rev. Samuel Cooper. The father died in West Union, Iowa, February 21, 1877, at the age of fifty-nine years, and the mother's death occurred here on October 24, 1898, at the advanced age of seventy-seven years. The children born to Mr. and Mrs. Lacy are as follows: Clyde M. Lacy was born October 30, 1867, and died on November 2d following. Anna Hines Lacy was born May 20, 1869. Jennie E. (Hines) Lacy was born in Jacksonville, Center county, Pennsylvania, July 4, 1842. She received a good education and became a well known teacher, and was a member of the Fayette County Teachers' Association, also the Tourist Club of West Union. She moved with her parents and four sisters from Howard, Center county, Pennsylvania., to West Union, Fayette county, Iowa, in August, 1857, and she began teaching school in the spring of 1858, at the age of sixteen years. She passed all oral examinationand received her first teacher's certificate from County Superintendent S. W. Cole. For two or three years she attended school in West Union during the winter time and taught in the country in the summer months until the fall of 1860, when she began teaching in the West Union public schools. She continued to teach until she was married, December 19, 1866. In less than three years she was left a widow, with a little girl six weeks old. She resumed teaching in 1876 and was connected with the West Union schools until her health failed in 1897, making a total of thirty years work in the city schools and thirty-five years in the county. She was one of the best known educators the county has ever known in connection with the public schools and her services were of a high order.

More About MILO LACEY:

Census: 1850, OH Geauga Bainbridge Pg 308(See Mother)

More About MILO LACEY and JANE HINES:

Marriage: 19 Dec 1866, West Union, Iowa

Child of MILO LACEY and JANE HINES is:

i. ANNA HINES³ LACY, m. EVERETT M. PHILLIPS, 31 Aug 1897; b. 14 Sep 1867.

Notes for EVERETT M. PHILLIPS:

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Fayette County Iowa

Everett Madison Phillips

The following is a brief sketch of one who, by close attention to business, has achieved marked success in business affairs and risen to an honorable position among the enterprising men of the city with which his interests are identified. It is a plain record, rendered remarkable by no strange or mysterious adventure, no wonderful or lucky accident and no tragic situation. Everett Madison Phillips, the well known druggist of West Union, Fayette county, is one of those estimable characters whose integrity and strong personality force them into an admirable notoriety which their modesty never seeks.

Mr. Phillips was born in this city which has always been his place of residence, on September 14, 1867, and he is the son of Everett Noah and Emma (Cox) Phillips, the former born at Laporte, Indiana, and the latter at Huntingdonshire, England. The father was a soldier in the Civil war, having come to America when young and proved true to his adopted country. He made a good soldier and was first sergeant of Captain Stafford's Company H, Eighteenth Iowa Volunteer Infantry. The date of his enlistment was July 7, 1862, and he served faithfully for a period of three years, being honorably discharged from the service of the United States on May 13, 1863, at Springfield, Missouri, by reason of a gunshot wound in the right leg, received at the battle of Springfield, January 8, 1863, which finally resulted in his death on July 8, 1879, at Boulder, Colorado. He was postmaster of West Union at the time of his death, and was a well known, highly respected and honest man. His widow still lives in this city. Two of their sons are practicing physicians in distant states.

Everett M. Phillips, of this review, was educated in the West Union public schools. Deciding upon a career as pharmacist as a life work, he was graduated i8n pharmacy in the Northwestern University at Chicago, Illinois, where he made an excellent record. He owned and operated successfully a drug store in West Union for several years. He was captain of Company G, Fourth Regiment Iowa National Guards, for one term and he is now agent of the United States Express Company at this place and district agent of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company for northeast Iowa. He has built up a very satisfactory business and has become well known in these lines of endeavor.

Fraternally, Everett M. Phillips belongs to the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, and Mrs. Phillips is a leading member of the Wednesday Art Club. Politically, Mr. Phillips is a Republican.

Mr. Phillips was united in marriage with Anna Hines Lacy, on August 31, 1897. She is the daughter of Milo and Jennie Elizabeth (Hines) Lacy, an excellent family of West Union, Iowa.

More About EVERETT PHILLIPS and ANNA LACY:

Marriage: 31 Aug 1897

Generation No. 3

4. MARY FLORENCE³ LACY (OLIVER PERRY², JASPER BRUSH¹) was born 22 Jan 1868 in Walla Walla, Washington, and died 19 Dec 1945 in Seattle, King, Washington⁹. She married NATHAN EVANS 18 Nov 1891 in Lewiston, Id, son of ELEAZER EVANS and ROSANNA RANOOPHER. He was born 10 May 1856 in Clinton County, Indiana, and died 19 Mar 1921.

Notes for MARY FLORENCE LACY:

1930 Census WA King Burien ED 251 Pg 7A

Line 4

196 197 Evans Florence L Head FW 61 Wd WA OH WI

Larson Caroline E Boarder F? 22 S AK Norway AK Stenographer Office

More About MARY FLORENCE LACY:

Census 1: 1870, WA Walla Walla Walla Walla Pg 308B(See Father)

Census 2: 1880, WA Walla Walla Walla Walla Pg 190C(See Father)

Census 3: 1910, OR Umatilla Pendleton Ward 3 ED 252 Pg 7B(See Husband)

Census 4: 1920, WA King Seattle ED 68 Pg 16B(See Husband)

Census 5: 1930, WA King Burien ED 251 Pg 7A

Notes for NATHAN EVANS:

1910 Census OR Umatilla Pendleton Ward 3 ED 252 Pg 7B

Line 70

608 153 166 Evans Nathan Head MW 46 M 18 IN IN IN Minister M E Church

---------, Mary F Wife FW 41 M 18 (1 Child 1 Alive) WA OH WI

---------, Lecil L Daughter FW 17 S OR IN WA

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1920 Census WA King Seattle ED 68 Pg 16B

line 57

5038 339 368 Evans Nathan Head MW 62 M IN OH OH Clergyman Methodist Church

---------, Florence L Wife FW 50 M WA OH WI

---------, Lecil L Daughter FW 26 S OR IN WA Pastor's Assistant Methodist Church

More About NATHAN EVANS:

Census 1: 1910, OR Umatilla Pendleton Ward 3 ED 252 Pg 7B

Census 2: 1920, WA King Seattle ED 68 Pg 16B

More About NATHAN EVANS and MARY LACY:

Marriage: 18 Nov 1891, Lewiston, Id

Child of MARY LACY and NATHAN EVANS is:

6. i. LECIL LACY⁴ EVANS, b. 26 Nov 1892, Weston, Umatilla, Oregon; d. 15 Oct 1966, Seattle, King, Washington.

5. FREDERICK BINGHAM³ LACY (OLIVER PERRY², JASPER BRUSH¹) was born 04 Sep 1882 in Walla Walla, Washington, and died Abt. 1910. He married BIRDIE ETHEL WISEMAN Abt. 1902. She was born 18 Jun 1882 in Walla Walla, Walla Walla, Washington, and died Abt. 1909.

Notes for FREDERICK BINGHAM LACY:

1910 Census WA Walla Walla Walla Walla ED 247 Pg 28B

line 82

135 138 141 Lacy Fred B Head MW 27 M 4 WA OH IA Salesman

--------, Etal B Wife FW 27 M 11 (1 child 1 Alife) WA PA TN

--------, Dorothy D Daughter FW 3 S WA WA WA

--------, Nancy E Mother FW 61 Wd (11 children 10 Alive) AR SC TN

More About FREDERICK BINGHAM LACY:

Burial: Mt View Cemetery, Walla Walla, Washington¹⁰

Census 1: 1900, WA Walla Walla Walla Walla Wd2 Dist 88 Pg 169A(See Mother)

Census 2: 1910, WA Walla Walla Walla Walla ED 247 Pg 28B

More About BIRDIE ETHEL WISEMAN:

Census: 1910, WA Walla Walla Walla Walla ED 247 Pg 28B(See Husband)

More About FREDERICK LACY and BIRDIE WISEMAN:

Marriage: Abt. 1902

Child of FREDERICK LACY and BIRDIE WISEMAN is:

7. i. DOROTHY D⁴ LACY, b. 02 Mar 1907, Walla Walla, Walla Walla, Washington; d. 10 Mar 1961, Los Angeles, California.

Generation No. 4

6. LECIL LACY⁴ EVANS (MARY FLORENCE³ LACY, OLIVER PERRY², JASPER BRUSH¹) was born 26 Nov 1892 in Weston, Umatilla, Oregon, and died 15 Oct 1966 in Seattle, King, Washington¹¹. She married AUGUSTUS T PONTIUS. He was born 17 May 1887 in Kansas, and died Dec 1966 in Seattle, King, Washington¹².

More About LECIL LACY EVANS:

Census 1: 1910, OR Umatilla Pendleton Ward 3 ED 252 Pg 7B(See Father)

Census 2: 1920, WA King Seattle ED 68 Pg 16B(See Father)

Census 3: 1930, WA King Burien ED 251 Pg 1A(See Husband)

Notes for AUGUSTUS T PONTIUS:

1930 Census WA King Burien ED 251 Pg 1A

Line 1

1 1 Pontius Augustus T Head MW 43 M 25 KS KS KS Collect Publishing Co

----------, Lecil E Wife FW 37 M 31 OR IN WA Substitute Teacher Public School

----------, Vernon E Son MW 13 S WA KS MN Delivery Boy News Paper

More About AUGUSTUS T PONTIUS:

Census: 1930, WA King Burien ED 251 Pg 1A

Child of LECIL EVANS and AUGUSTUS PONTIUS is:

i. VERNON E⁵ PONTIUS, b. Abt. 1917, Washington; Stepchild.

More About VERNON E PONTIUS:

Census: 1930, WA King Burien ED 251 Pg 1A(See Father)

7. DOROTHY D⁴ LACY (FREDERICK BINGHAM³, OLIVER PERRY², JASPER BRUSH¹) was born 02 Mar 1907 in Walla Walla, Walla Walla, Washington, and died 10 Mar 1961 in Los Angeles, California¹³. She married WILLIAM GOBBEL Abt. 1925. He was born Abt. 1904.

More About DOROTHY D LACY:

Census: 1910, WA Walla Walla Walla Walla ED 247 Pg 28B(See Father)

More About WILLIAM GOBBEL and DOROTHY LACY:

Marriage: Abt. 1925

Children of DOROTHY LACY and WILLIAM GOBBEL are:

i. WILLARD HARRISON⁵ GOBBEL, b. 11 Oct 1932, Solano, California¹⁴.

ii. JOHN JOSEPH GOBBEL, b. 28 Aug 1937, San Diego, California¹⁵.

Endnotes

1. Bainbridge Township Cemetery,Bainbridge, Geauga, Ohio, LACY, Jasper B. Cemetery: BA Fowler Sec/lot: 2-61 Died: 10 May 1841 Age: 49y War of 1812: 1812-1815.

2. Bainbridge Township Cemetery,Bainbridge, Geauga, Ohio, LACY, Ann O. Cemetery: BA Fowler Sec/lot: 2-61 Died: 26 Dec 1852 Age: 52y Maiden Name: HENRY ( ).

3. Bainbridge Township Cemetery,Bainbridge, Geauga, Ohio, LACY, Milo Cemetery: BA Fowler Sec/lot: 2-61 Died: 5 Apr 1842 Age: 3y s/o: J.B. & A.

4. Mt View Cemetery Vol III, Lacy, O.P. Feb 15, 1835 - Oct 29, 1884 Block 3-12-8.

5. Mt View Cemetery, "Electronic," Lacy, Mary E., b. 1849, d. 1916, Masonic Sec Block 3-12-7.

6. Oregon Death Index, (Ancestry.com), "Electronic," Name: Lacy, Lewis County: Umatilla Death Date: 13 Aug 1932 Certificate: 171 .

7. Mt View Cemetery, "Electronic," Lacy, Lewis Henry, b. 1859, d. 1932, Masonic Sec.

8. Mt View Cemetery, "Electronic," Lacy, Stella, b. 1873, d. 1935, Masonic Sec.

9. Washington Death Index, 1940-1996, Name: Florence L Evans Place of Death: Seattle Date of Death: 19 Dec 1945 Age: 76 Gender: F Certificate: 5500 .

10. Mt View Cemetery, "Electronic," Lacy, Fred B., b. 1882, d. 1910, Masonic Sec.

11. SS Death Index, Name: Lecil L. Pontius SSN: 535-44-0955 Last Residence: 98116 Seattle, King, Washington, United States Born: 26 Nov 1893 Died: 15 Oct 1966 State (Year) SSN issued: Washington (1962 ) .

12. SS Death Index, Name: Augustus Pontius SSN: 534-34-3673 Last Residence: 98116 Seattle, King, Washington, United States Born: 17 May 1887 Died: Dec 1966 State (Year) SSN issued: Washington (1953-1954 ) .

13. CA Death Index, Name: GOBBELL, DOROTHY P Social Security #: 565281334 Sex: FEMALE Birth Date: 18 Mar 1907 Birthplace: Washington Death Date: 10 Mar 1961 Death Place: LOS ANGELES Mother's Maiden Name: WISEMAN .

14. California Birth Index, 1905-1995, Name: Willard Harrison Gobbell Birth Date: 11 Oct 1932 Gender: Male Mother's Maiden Name: Porter Birth County: Solano .

15. California Birth Index, 1905-1995, Name: John Joseph Gobbell Birth Date: 28 Aug 1937 Gender: Male Mother's Maiden Name: Porter Birth County: San Diego .