Wilson-Stephens-Robertson-Lackey Research
Notes
Robert Battle
3933 N. 29 St.
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WILSON
1. Daniel Wilson: d. 1827/1828 Henry Co.,
VA
Land records (Henry Co., VA deeds):
25 Aug 1779 - Samuel Street and wife, of
Henry Co., to Daniel Wilson, 400 acres in Henry Co. for 1000 pounds (1:247-249;
FHL #31,966)
5 Mar 1797 - Daniel Wilson of Henry Co.
to Nathaniel Wilson of Henry Co., 200 acres on Home Creek for 100 pounds;
signed by Daniel Wilson; witnesses Moses Wilson, Banas Hamton, and Labon
Hampton (5:328-329; FHL #31,967)
Will of Daniel Wilson (Henry Co., VA, 3:196;
FHL #31,956):
“...I Daniel Wilson of Henry County &
State of Virginia...my Negroes I have to be sold at public auction &
half of the money arising from the sale of the negroes I give and bequeath
to my well beloved son Nathaniel Wilson and the other half I give and bequeath
one Dollar to my Grand Daughter Rachel Holt and one dollar to my Grand
Daughter Polley McDaniel & one dollar to Fielding Jones and one dollar
to Daniel Jones my grandson and the balance of that half of the money give
to be equally divided between my Grand Children Wilson Jones Agnes Griffin
Susannah Meeks and Agnes Dyer I give also to Agnes Dyer one hundred Acres
of land whereon she now resides I give also to my Grandson Wilson Jones
one hundred Acres of Land whereon he now lives and I give also to my Grand
daughter Susannah Meeks fifty acres of land whereon she now lives my house
hold and kitchen furniture my stock of every description together with
my plantation utensils I leave to be exposed to public sale and the money
arising therefrom to be divided in the same manner as the money arising
from the sale of the negroes only Rachel Hold and Polley McDaniel &
Fielding Jones & Daniel Jones excluded in the presence of Almighty
God I acknowledge this to be my last will and Testament in witness whereof
I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this [blank] day of [blank]
in the year of our Lord 1827.” Probated 12 Feb 1828.
CHILDREN (order uncertain):
2. i. Nathaniel Wilson.
ii. ___ Wilson: m. ___ Holt (daughter Rachel Holt).
iii. ___ Wilson: m. ___ McDaniel (daughter Polly McDaniel).
iv. ___ Wilson: m. ___ Jones (children Daniel Jones, Wilson Jones, and perhaps Fielding Jones). [According to Ancestral File, this was
Nellie Wilson (1774-1818), who m. Buckner Jones 27 Jul 1793 in Pittsylvania Co., VA, and had children Agnes, Henrietta, Mary Jane, Fielding, Wilson, Susannah, and Rachel.]
v. ___ Wilson: m. ___ Griffin (daughter Agnes Griffin).
vi. ___ Wilson: m. ___ Meeks (daughter Susannah Meeks).
vii. ___ Wilson: m. ___ Dyer
(daughter Agnes Dyer).
2. Nathaniel Wilson: d. between 5 Jun and
4 Dec 1848 in Adair Co., KY; m. 19 May 1793 in Henry Co., VA, Susannah
Stephens (see Stephens section below) [Henry Co., VA, Marriage Bonds, 1778-1849,
p. 58: “May 19, 1793 Wilson, Nathaniel, and Susannah Stephens, consent
of Susannah and William Stevens. “].
Note: Several online compilations have
Nathaniel Wilson as a son of Moses Wilson.
Land records (Henry Co., VA, deeds):
12 Mar 1816 - John Staples, sheriff of
Henry Co., to George Hairston of Henry Co., 200 acres “taxed in the name
of Nathaniel Wilson” for delinquent tax payment, for $1.84 (8:113; FHL
#31,968)
14 May 1827 - Nathaniel Wilson to John
McDaniel of Henry Co., 100 acres on Middle Creek for $270; signed by Nathaniel
Wilson (10:262-263; FHL #31,969)
17 Sep 1830 - Nathaniel Wilson and wife
Susannah of Adair Co., KY, to William Cornwell of Henry Co., VA, 150 acres
on Home Creek for $300; signed by Nathaniel Wilson and Susanna Wilson (11:50;
FHL #31,969)
22 Oct 1830 - Nathaniel Wilson of Adair
Co., KY, to John Taylor of Henry Co., VA, 25 acres “on the waters of home
creek...formerly the lands of Daniel Wilson dec.” for $52 (11:51; FHL #31,969)
22 Oct 1830 - Nathaniel Wilson of Adair
Co., KY, to Feilding Jones of Henry Co., VA, 100 acres on Home Creek “which
land was formerly the land of Daniel Wilson dec.” for $200; signed by Nathaniel
Wilson (11:185; FHL #31,969)
22 Oct 1830 - Nathaniel Wilson of Adair
Co., KY, to William Cornwell of Henry Co., VA, 132 1/2 acres (last of Wilson's
land in Henry Co.) for $206; signed by Nathaniel Wilson (11:215; FHL #31,969)
Land records (Adair Co., KY, deeds):
24 Jan 1811 - Charles Whitlock of Adair
Co. to Nathaniel Wilson of Adair Co., 100 acres on “Cany” fork of Wolf
Creek for $275; signed by Charles Whitlock and wife Betsy Whitlock (she
by mark) (B:455-457; FHL #828,867)
23 Mar 1811 - Betsey Whitlock relinquishes
dower rights in land sold to Nathaniel Wilson (C:61; FHL #828,868)
3 May 1825 - Nathaniel Wilson and wife
Susannah of Adair Co. to William C. Stephens of Pulaski Co., KY, 220 acres
in Pulaski and Adair Cos. on Wolf Creek for $350; signed by Nathaniel Wilson
and Susannah Wilson (she by mark); witnesses Ebenezer Compton and Jacob
Pettyjohn (F:298-300; FHL #828,869)
Ruth Paull Burdette, Marriage Records of
Adair County Kentucky 1802-1840 (1975) – marriages of children of Nathaniel
Wilson:
p. 12: Hesther Wilson and Thomas M. Bragg 20 Dec 1832
p. 48: Letty Wilson and John Hamilton 28 Feb 1837
p. 51: Jane Wilson and John Harrell 7 Feb 1825
p. 74: Pertheny Wilson and James McGlossan 21 Aug/Oct 1824 (mother Susannah)
p. 97: Nancy Wilson and Joshua Robertson or Robinson 28 Feb 1814
p. 123: Dorcas Wilson and Joseph Whitley 12 Apr 1821
p. 127: Nathaniel Wilson (parents not named) and Jane Cumpton 22 May 1828 (Joshua Robertson attested)
p. 127: Meridy Wilson and Elizabeth Ann
Bullington 26 Jun 1834
Will of Nathaniel Wilson (Adair Co., KY,
wills,
E:277-279; FHL #829,843):
“I Nathaniel Wilson of Adair County, Kentucky”;
wife Susannah Wilson; children Daniel Wilson, William Wilson, Nathaniel
Wilson, James Wilson, Meriday Wilson, Nancy Robertson, Parthena McGlasson,
Dorcas Whitley, Jane Estes, Hester Bragg, and Letty Hamilton; executors
son Nathaniel Wilson and John Hamilton; signed by mark; dated 6 Apr 1848;
codicil 5 Jun 1848; probated 4 Dec 1848.
CHILDREN (order uncertain):
i. Daniel Wilson.
ii. William Wilson.
iii. Nathaniel Wilson: m. Jane Compton 22 May 1828 in Adair Co., KY.
iv. James Wilson.
v. Meridy Wilson: m. Elizabeth Ann Bullington 26 Jun 1834 in Adair Co., KY.
vi. Nancy Wilson: b. about
1798 NC; d. after 1850 prob. in Clay Co., IL; m. 28 Feb 1814 in Adair Co.,
KY, Joshua Robertson (see Robertson section).
vii. Parthena Wilson: m. James McGlasson/McGlossan 21 Aug or Oct 1824 in Adair Co., KY.
viii. Dorcas Wilson: m. Joseph Whitley 12 Apr 1821 in Adair Co., KY.
ix. Jane Wilson: m. (1) John Harrell 7 Feb 1825 in Adair Co., KY; m. (2) ___ Estes bef. 6 Apr 1848.
x. Hester Wilson: m. Thomas M. Bragg 20 Dec 1832 in Adair Co., KY.
xi. Letty Wilson: m. John
Hamilton 28 Feb 1837 in Adair Co., KY.
STEPHENS
1. William Stephens: m. Susannah ___ (perhaps
the same as wife Ann below).
Land records (Pittsylvania Co., VA, deeds;
from Lucille C. Payne and Neil G. Payne, Pittsylvania County, Virginia,
Deed Books 1, 2 and 3 (1991)) [Henry Co. was formed from Pittsylvania Co.]:
10 Jun 1769 - Wm. Stephens Senr. and Wm.
Stephens Junr. 2 of 3 witnesses to deed of Jno. Harriss Senr. to David
Harriss (other witness Henry Lansford); all witnesses signed by mark [p.
93; 2:359]
15 Aug 1772 - David Stephens and William
Stephens of Pittsylvania Co. to Theophilus Field and William Call, merchants,
in Prince George Co., for payment of debt of 75 pounds, 6 shillings, and
1 pence as well as an additional 5 shillings, 200 acres on Kaskade Creek
where David Stephens lives and 175 acres on Home Creek where William Stephens
lives, 19 head of cattle (ear marks), 6 horses, seven sheep (ear marks),
to be sold at public auction; David Stephens and William Stephens signed
by mark; witnesses Drury Birchette, John Owen, Thos. Owen, and John Wilson
[p 122; 3:74]
Land records (Henry Co., VA, deeds):
28 July 1785 - William Stevens, John Rea
(later Rey), and Reuben Nance of Henry Co., bond of 500 pounds for William
Stevens to “offeceate & perform the Duties of a Preacher & Minister
of the Gospel” (3:150; FHL #31,966)
26 July 1786 - William Stephens of Henry
Co. to George Britton (later Breaton) of Henry Co., 5 acres in Henry Co.
on Home Creek for 5 pounds; signed by William Stephens and Ann Stephens,
both by mark (3:222-223; FHL #31,966)
10 Feb 1797 - John Stevens (later Stephens)
of Henry Co. to William Stevens (later Stephens) of Henry Co., 20 acres
on Home Creek for 3 pounds, signed by John Stephens and Milly Stephens
(both by mark); witnesses Moses Wilson, Labon Hampton, and William Stephens
Jr. (5:313-314; FHL #31,967)
25 Apr 1803 - William Stephens Sr. of Henry
Co. to William Stephens Jr. of Henry Co., 166 acres on Home Creek for 100
pounds; signed by William Stephens (6:432-433; FHL #31,967)
KNOWN CHILD:
i. Susannah Stephens: b. about 1776 in VA; d. after 1850 prob. in Adair Co., KY; m. Nathaniel Wilson (see Wilson section)
19 May 1793 in Henry Co., VA.
1850 census - Dist. 1, Adair Co., KY, p. 54B
(next to several other Wilson families)
Susanna Wilson 77 F 300 VA
M. C. Wilson
7 F
KY
ROBERTSON
1. William Robertson: d. between 31 Nov
1819 and 14 Feb 1820 prob. in Hardin Co., KY; m. (1) ____; m. (2) Nancy
___.
Land records (Adair Co., KY, deeds):
30 Mar 1815 - William Robertson of Hardin
Co., KY, to William Stephens Jr. of Adair Co., 150 acres on Wolf Creek
for $150; signed by William Robertson; witnesses Stephen [and] Stephens,
Stephen Hopper, and Obed Stephens (D:20-21; FHL #828,868)
Will of William Robertson (from Mrs. Frances
Terry Ingmire, Hardin County, Kentucky, Will Book “C” 1816-1821 (1982),
pp. 175-176):
“Be it remembered that I William Robertson of Hardin County and State of Kentucky being weak in body but of perfect mind & memory and considering the uncertainty of this Mortal life and being of sound Judgement, blessed be the almighty God for the same, I do make and publish this my last Will & Testament in manners & form following, Viz. I have given & bequeathed to my eldest son, Henry Robertson, the sum of 190 dollars. I have also given and bequeathed to my eldest daughter, Nancy Key, a negro girl named Mariah. I have also given and bequeathed to my son, Joshua Robertson, one negro boy named Daniel. I do also give & bequeath to my son, Carter Robertson, a negro child to be paid to him or his heirs on or before the 1st day of December, 1822. If I have the negro child at that time to give him, if not, I give & bequeath to each of the rest of my first wifes children, a negro child if I have the child to give, if not, I give 150 dollars, three years between each payment. 1st in the year 1825, in the year 1828, in the year 1831 and in the year, 1834. Each payment to be paid on the 1st day of December, each child to come in as they stand in the Will. First, Fanny Hinton, next Stephen Robertson, next Carow Smith, then Bethenna Hopper, lastly of all, I do give and bequeath to my beloved wife, Nancy Robertson, all the rest of my personal estate, goods and chattles of what kind so ever to have and to hold free and clear to be equally divided between my last set of children had by my last wife, Nancy Robertson and one of the Children named Gimsy, she had before we was married which I want to have an equal part with the rest. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 19th day of November, 1819.” (signed) Witnesses Samuel Watkins, Thomas Henderson, and Polly Henderson
Codicil – “There is one clause I left out in my will that I here add that is for my wife, Nancy Robertson, to have the liberty of selling any of the property, negroes or land to pay my debts or any other property. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 31st day of November, 1819.” Witnesses Samuel Watkins, John Oldbarn (“Oldhorn” in probate), and Martin Key.
Probated 14 Feb 1820; adminstrators Nancy
Robertson and Hugh Cole (securities John Oldham, Stephen Robertson, and
Joshua Robertson).
CHILDREN BY FIRST WIFE ( ____ ) (order
uncertain):
i. Henry Robertson (eldest son).
ii. Nancy Robertson (eldest daughter): m. ___ Key.
2. iii. Joshua Robertson.
iv. Carter Robertson.
v. Fanny Robertson: m. ___ Hinton.
vi. Stephen Robertson.
vii. Carow Robertson: m. ___ Smith.
viii. Bethenia Robertson: m. ___ Hopper.
CHILDREN BY SECOND WIFE (Nancy ___ ) mentioned
but not named in William’s will.
2. Joshua Robertson: b. about 1794 VA;
d. before Apr 1857 Clay Co., IL; m. Nancy Wilson (see Wilson section) 28
Feb 1814 in Adair Co., KY.
Land records (Adair Co., KY, deeds):
8 Jan 1824 - John Fox and wife Nancy of
Wayne Co., KY, to Joshua Robertson of Adair Co., KY, 100 acres on [Slanes]
fork of Wolf Creek for $400; signed by John Fox and Nancy Fox (both by
mark); witnesses Joshua Stephens, James Wilson, John Fry, John [Octry],
and John Popplewell (F:146-148; FHL #828,869)
15 Sep 1830 - Dudley Hughs of Adair Co.
to Joshua Robertson of Adair Co., 120 acres on “Big Creek of Russels Creek”
for $175; signed by Dudley Hughs and Betsy A. Hughs (G:485-486; FHL #828,870)
18 Sep 1830 - Joshua Robertson and wife
Nancy of Adair Co. to John Hughs of Adair Co., 68 acres on Big Creek for
$100; signed by Joshua Robertson and Nancy Robertson (both by mark) (G:495-496;
FHL #828,870)
Land records (Clay Co., IL, deeds):
1 Aug 1851 – Joshua Robertson and wife
Nancy of Clay Co. to Stephen Robertson of Clay Co., their son; 40 acres;
for affection and $1; signed by Joshua Robertson Sen. and Nancy Robertson
(both by mark) (F:311-313; FHL #1,008,802)
1 Aug 1851 – Joshua Robertson and wife
Nancy of Clay Co. to Carter Robertson of Clay Co., their son; 40 acres;
for affection and $1; signed by Joshua Robertson Sen. and Nancy Robertson
(he by mark) (F:313-314; FHL #1,008,802)
Probate records (Clay Co., IL):
G:236 (FHL #1,008,905): April term, 1857;
administrator appointed for estate of Joshua Robinson, dec.
G:355-356 (FHL #1,008,905): March term,
1858; petition to sell real estate of Joshua Robertson, dec.--Joseph B.
Turner (adm. of Joshua Robertson's estate) vs. Stephen Robertson, William
Robertson, Nathaniel Robertson, Carter Roberton, James Robertson, Joshua
Robertson, Elizabeth Robertson, Marion Smith, Eliza Smith, and other unknown
heirs of Joshua Robertson dec. (Joshua Robertson, Elizabeth Robertson,
Marion Smith, and Eliza Smith minors)
1850 US Census - Clay & Richland Dist., Clay Co., IL, p. 329b
Joshua Robison 56 M none 300 VA
Nancy Robison 52 F NC
James N. Robison 16 M Farmer IL
Joshua Robison 12 M IL
Martin L. Robison 8 M IL
Ella Robison
4 F
IL
CHILDREN (order uncertain, may be more):
3. i. Carter Robertson.
ii. Stephen Robertson.
iii. William Robertson.
iv. Nathaniel Robertson.
v. James N. Robertson: b. about 1834 IL.
vi. Joshua Robertson: b. about 1838 IL.
vii. Elizabeth Robertson.
viii. ___ Robertson: m. ___ Smith.
3. Carter Robertson: b. about 1830 Adair
Co., KY; d. 29 Apr 1864 army hospital, Paducah, KY; bur. National Cemetery,
Mound City, Pulaski Co., IL (section D, grave #4116); m. (1) Hester Allen
5 Mar 1848 in Clay Co., IL; m. (2) Lavinia/Lovina Meek 14 Jan 1855 in Clay
Co., IL. Hester (Allen) Robertson was born about 1831 in IN, dau.
of James and Sarah Allen. Lavinia (Meek) Robertson was born about
1835 in KY and d. 1917 in Jennings, OK. She m. (2) Norman Smoot 30
Nov 1865 in Clay Co., IL.
Discharge papers from National Archives
file containing the military record of Carter Robinson (Co. C, 111th IL
Infantry):
“I certify...that Carter Robinson a Priv
of Captain Thos. O. Peirce Company (C) of the 111th Regiment of Illinois
VOLUNTEERS, of the State of Illinois, born in Adair Co., State of Kentucky,
aged 34 years; 5 feet 11 ½ inches high; fair complexion, grey eyes,
brown hair, and by occupation a farmer, having joined the company on its
original organization at Xenia Ill...on the 9th day of August, 1862, and
was mustered in service by Lt. Horace Brown 18 Inf., at Salem Ill, on the
18 day of Sept, 1862, to serve in the Regiment, for the term of three years:...is
now entitled to a DISCHARGE by reason of death died April 29, 1864 in Hospl.
No 2, at Paducah Ky Cause of Death ‘Pneumonia’....”
Clay Co., IL, guardianship records (FHL
#1,008,921):
p. 23 - 19 Jul 1864 - petition and bond
of Andrew Long as guardian of Nancy J. Robinson, Susan E. Robinson, and
Sarah A. Robinson; James Allen and Thomas Long standing as sureties
p. 82 - 21 Feb 1866 - petition and bond
of Lovina Smoot as guardian of Amos P. Robinson and William C. Robinson;
William T. Meek standing as surety
p. 143 - 18 Nov 1867 - petition and bond
of Lovina Smoot as guardian of Sarah A. Robinson (once listed as "Robertson");
William T. Meek standing as surety [probably due to death or other disqualification
of Andrew Long as her guardian]
Information from pension file WC100,929
(widow's pension of Lavina (Meek) Robinson/Robertson [later Smoot]):
20 May 1864 - affidavit of Lovina Robinson, res. of IL, 32 yrs. old, widow of Carter Robinson, married 14 Jan 1855; deceased left following children under 16 at time of death:
Nancy J. Robinson age 15
Susan E. Robinson age 12
Sarah A. Robinson age 10
Amos P. Robinson age 6
William C. Robinson
age 3
9 Mar 1866 - certification of C. D. Kendall,
clerk of Clay Co., IL, that Norman Smoot and Lovina Robinson were md. 30
Nov 1865
9 Mar 1866 - Declaration of Minor Children
for Pension: Andrew Long (age 40) and Lovina Smoot (age 33), guardians
of Sarah A. Robinson, Amos P. Robinson, and William C. Robinson; witnesses
Calvin Burgess and Nancy J. Lackey
29 Mar 1866 - Squire Meek (age 41) and Joseph Sutton (age 23) swear to children under 16 of Carter Robinson:
Susan E. Robinson born 21 Aug 1849 [guardian Andrew Long]
Sarah A. Robinson born 24 Jan 1853 [guardian Andrew Long]
Amos P. Robinson born 16 Nov 1857 [guardian Lovina Smoot]
William C. Robinson
born 1 Dec 1860 [guardian Lovina Smoot]
22 Apr 1867 - Andrew Long guardian of Sarah
A. Robinson, signed by Lovina Smoot (mark) and Andrew Long
20 May 1867 - Andrew Long affidavit witnessed
by James Allen
15 Jul 1867 - certification that Carter
Robertson and Luvina Meek were md. 14 Jan 1855
28 Aug 1867 - certification that Carter
Robertson and Hester M. Allen were md. 5 Mar 1848
15 Jun 1876 - letter from Lavina Smoot,
living in Hartford, Sebastian Co., Ark.
1850 US Census - Clay Co., IL, p. 293b [29 Aug 1850] (husband probably on previous, unfilmed page):
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Hester Robinson 19 F IN
Nancy J. Robinson
1 5/12 F IL
1860 US Census - Suttons Point P.O., Clay Co., IL, p. 550:
Carter Robertson 30 M Farmer 800 200 KY
Luvina " 25 F KY
Nancy J " 11 F IL
Susan E " 9 F IL
Sarah A " 5 F IL
Amos P
" 2 M
IL
CHILDREN BY FIRST MARRIAGE (Hester Allen):
i. Nancy Jane Robertson: b. about Mar 1849 [sic] IL; d. 1873; m. David L. Lackey (see Lackey section) 18 Feb 1866 in Clay Co., IL.
ii. Susan E. Robertson: b. 21 Aug 1849 [sic—probably 1850] Clay Co., IL.
iii. Sarah A. Robertson:
b. 24 Jan 1853 IL; m. William Riley Haynes about 1870.
CHILDREN BY SECOND MARRIAGE (Lavinia/Lovina
Meek):
iv. Amos Palmer Robertson: b. 16 Nov 1857 IL.
v. William Carter Robertson:
b. 1 Dec 1860 IL.
LACKEY
1. JAMES LACKEY: b. about 1818 in KY; m.
SARAH ___ (b. about 1820 in IL).
1850 US Census - District No. 11, Marion Co., IL. p. 76b
James Lackey 32 M Shoe Maker KY
Sarah " 30 F IL
Mary " 11 F IL
William " 9 M IL
David " 5 M IL
Sarah " 2 F IL
James "
3/12 M
IL
CHILDREN:
i. Mary Lackey: b. about 1839 in IL.
ii. William Lackey: b. about 1841 in IL.
2. iii. David L. Lackey.
iv. Sarah Lackey: b. about 1848 in IL.
v. James Lackey: b. about
Jul 1850 in IL.
2. DAVID L. LACKEY: b. 22 Jan 1845 in Lawrence
Co., IL; d. 17 Feb 1916 in Joplin, Jasper Co., MO; bur. Fairview Cemetery,
Joplin, Jasper Co., MO; m. (1) NANCY JANE ROBERTSON (see Robertson section)
18 Feb 1866 in Clay Co., IL; m. (2) EMMA FORD 19 Nov 1875 in Stockton,
Cedar Co., MO. Emma (Ford) Lackey was born Feb 1855 in MO and died
5 Sep 1911 in Joplin, Jasper Co., MO.
1880 US Census - Madison Twp., Cedar Co., MO, e.d. 253, sheet 25 (p. 364A)
Lackey, Emma W F 25 Keeping house MO IN __
___, Carter W M 12 son IL IL IL
___, Clarry W F 11 dau IL IL IL
___, James H. W M 8 son AR IL IL
___, Louisa A. W M 3
son
KS IL MO
1900 US Census - Galena Twp., Joplin City, Jasper Co., MO, e.d. 41 sheet 36b
Lackey, D. L. Head W M Jan 1845 55 M 29 Illinois Kentucky Illinois Confectioner
____, Emma Wife W F Feb 1855 45 M 29 6 4 Missouri Indiana Indiana
____, John O. Son W M Sep 1882 17 S Kansas Illinois Missouri
____, Lola Dau
W F Aug 1886 13 S
Missouri Illinois Missouri
1910 US Census - Galena Twp., Joplin City, Jasper Co., MO, e.d. 49 sheet 7b {v.n. 156}
Lackey, D. L. Head M W 65 M2 7 Illinois Kentucky United States
____, Emma Wife F W 55 M1 7 2 2 Missouri Missouri Missouri
Ames, Louis Grandson
M W 10 S
Missouri Missouri Missouri
Civil War pension:
name: David L. Lackey
service: C 48 Ill. Inf.
filed: 1890 July 17 in MO
class: invalid
application #: 863438
cert. #: 583052
attorney: O.W. Lindley
enlisted 1 Feb 1864 at Xenia or Centrillia, Clay, IL; hon. discharged 15 Aug 1865 at Little Rock, AR
migratory pattern according to affidavit of David L. Lackey dated 25 Mar 1907: “lived at Oscolnsa Ills to 1871 Moved to Chokerville Ark live there to 1876 then to Joplin MO Since”
description: 5'7" tall, light hair and
complexion, blue eyes
death certificate: died of pneumonia, informant
Mrs. Ray Carrow of Joplin, father James Lackey (no mother given)
CHILDREN BY FIRST WIFE (Nancy Jane Robertson)
i. Clara Ellen Lackey: b. 15 May 1869 Xenia, Clay Co., IL; d. 6 Feb 1947 Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., CA; m. William Porter Roberts 25
May 1893 in Joplin, Jasper Co., MO. William Porter Roberts was born 30 Jun 1860 in Mt. Vernon, Lawrence Co., MO, and died 26 Feb 1935 in Los Angeles.
ii. Carter Alvin Lackey: b. 26 Jun 1867 in IL; m. Mary ___ (b. May 1873 in IL) about 1893.
iii. James H. Lackey: b.
6 Jul 1871 in AR; m. Sophia B. ___ (b. Aug 1876 in MO) about 1896.
CHILDREN BY SECOND WIFE (Emma Ford)
iv. Louis S. Lackey: b. 8 Oct 1877 in MO; m. Anna ___ (b. 1881 in MO).
v. John O. Lackey: b. 4 Sep 1882 in KS.
vi. Mollie O. Lackey: b. 28 Jun 1884; d. 1905.
vii. Lola E. Lackey: b. 9 Aug 1886 in Joplin, Jasper Co., MO; m. Ray R. Carrow (b. 1885 in KS).