From the Daily Arkansas Gazette (Little Rock), October 21, 1890, Page 8:
Hon. A.A. Lacy, a prominent citizen of Ward 4, died at his home on Thursday, of indigestion, in the 49th year of his age, and was interred an [sic at] Faulks' Chapel, at Logtown, the next day.
From the Louisiana Review (New Orleans, LA) October 22, 1890, Page 1
Hon. A.A. Lacy died on Thursday 16 of October, aged 49 years. Mr. Lacy was a gallant soldier during the Confederate war and represented the parish of Ouachita in the legislation from 1884 to 1888. He leaves a daughter, who resides in New Orleans.
From the Times-Democrat (New Orleans, LA) October 26, 1890
LACY - At his home, in Ouachita parish, La., on Thursday, Oct. 16, 1890, at 9 o'clock p.m., Archibald A. Lacy, youngest son of Rev. William Lacy, of Virginia, in his forty-ninth year.
Fredericksburg (Va.) and Little Rock (Ark.) papers please copy.
A.A. Lacy is shown on the 1880 census for Caldwell parish as a farmer, 35 years old from Tennessee. He is a widower. Also in the home was his mother-in-law M.P. Wood and daughter Agnes, 7 years old. After her mother's death, she appears to have been raised by her aunt and uncle Margaret and Clark Besaucone. The 1870 Ouachita Parish census shows A.A. Lacy, 25, with wife Alline, 25 and a one year old daughter named Pauline. Pauline died at six years old in Cuba, LA October 1, 1875 (See her obituary, October 15, 1875, Page 2, Ouachita Telegraph) Marriage records show Alexander A. Lacy married Aline Wood August 26, 1868 in Ouachita parish. Online family trees state Alexander was born on the above date to William Sterling Lacy and Julia Ann Eldridge and his middle name was Archibald. They also state he was born at El Dorado, but consistently, on every census record, the state of birth is listed as Tennessee. The 1860 Union County, AR census shows a 17 year old "Archer" Lacy and the head of the household is Wm. S. Lacy. The 1850 Union County, AR census shows a six year old Archibald A. with the Head of the Household as William S. Lacy.
Arkansas Civil War soldiers' indexes show Archibald A. Lacy served in Company A, 1 (Colquitt's) Arkansas Infantry as a private and then 2nd Lieut. Company A was known as the El Dorado Sentinels. His service records show he enlisted May 2, 1861 at El Dorado and was seriously wounded in the thigh at the Battle of Murfreesboro, TN Dec. 31, 1862.
Hon. A.A. Lacy, a prominent citizen of Ward 4, died at his home on Thursday, of indigestion, in the 49th year of his age, and was interred an [sic at] Faulks' Chapel, at Logtown, the next day.
From the Louisiana Review (New Orleans, LA) October 22, 1890, Page 1
Hon. A.A. Lacy died on Thursday 16 of October, aged 49 years. Mr. Lacy was a gallant soldier during the Confederate war and represented the parish of Ouachita in the legislation from 1884 to 1888. He leaves a daughter, who resides in New Orleans.
From the Times-Democrat (New Orleans, LA) October 26, 1890
LACY - At his home, in Ouachita parish, La., on Thursday, Oct. 16, 1890, at 9 o'clock p.m., Archibald A. Lacy, youngest son of Rev. William Lacy, of Virginia, in his forty-ninth year.
Fredericksburg (Va.) and Little Rock (Ark.) papers please copy.
A.A. Lacy is shown on the 1880 census for Caldwell parish as a farmer, 35 years old from Tennessee. He is a widower. Also in the home was his mother-in-law M.P. Wood and daughter Agnes, 7 years old. After her mother's death, she appears to have been raised by her aunt and uncle Margaret and Clark Besaucone. The 1870 Ouachita Parish census shows A.A. Lacy, 25, with wife Alline, 25 and a one year old daughter named Pauline. Pauline died at six years old in Cuba, LA October 1, 1875 (See her obituary, October 15, 1875, Page 2, Ouachita Telegraph) Marriage records show Alexander A. Lacy married Aline Wood August 26, 1868 in Ouachita parish. Online family trees state Alexander was born on the above date to William Sterling Lacy and Julia Ann Eldridge and his middle name was Archibald. They also state he was born at El Dorado, but consistently, on every census record, the state of birth is listed as Tennessee. The 1860 Union County, AR census shows a 17 year old "Archer" Lacy and the head of the household is Wm. S. Lacy. The 1850 Union County, AR census shows a six year old Archibald A. with the Head of the Household as William S. Lacy.
Arkansas Civil War soldiers' indexes show Archibald A. Lacy served in Company A, 1 (Colquitt's) Arkansas Infantry as a private and then 2nd Lieut. Company A was known as the El Dorado Sentinels. His service records show he enlisted May 2, 1861 at El Dorado and was seriously wounded in the thigh at the Battle of Murfreesboro, TN Dec. 31, 1862.
From the Daily Arkansas Gazette (Little Rock), October 21, 1890, Page 8:
Hon. A.A. Lacy, a prominent citizen of Ward 4, died at his home on Thursday, of indigestion, in the 49th year of his age, and was interred an [sic at] Faulks' Chapel, at Logtown, the next day.
From the Louisiana Review (New Orleans, LA) October 22, 1890, Page 1
Hon. A.A. Lacy died on Thursday 16 of October, aged 49 years. Mr. Lacy was a gallant soldier during the Confederate war and represented the parish of Ouachita in the legislation from 1884 to 1888. He leaves a daughter, who resides in New Orleans.
From the Times-Democrat (New Orleans, LA) October 26, 1890
LACY - At his home, in Ouachita parish, La., on Thursday, Oct. 16, 1890, at 9 o'clock p.m., Archibald A. Lacy, youngest son of Rev. William Lacy, of Virginia, in his forty-ninth year.
Fredericksburg (Va.) and Little Rock (Ark.) papers please copy.
A.A. Lacy is shown on the 1880 census for Caldwell parish as a farmer, 35 years old from Tennessee. He is a widower. Also in the home was his mother-in-law M.P. Wood and daughter Agnes, 7 years old. After her mother's death, she appears to have been raised by her aunt and uncle Margaret and Clark Besaucone. The 1870 Ouachita Parish census shows A.A. Lacy, 25, with wife Alline, 25 and a one year old daughter named Pauline. Pauline died at six years old in Cuba, LA October 1, 1875 (See her obituary, October 15, 1875, Page 2, Ouachita Telegraph) Marriage records show Alexander A. Lacy married Aline Wood August 26, 1868 in Ouachita parish. Online family trees state Alexander was born on the above date to William Sterling Lacy and Julia Ann Eldridge and his middle name was Archibald. They also state he was born at El Dorado, but consistently, on every census record, the state of birth is listed as Tennessee. The 1860 Union County, AR census shows a 17 year old "Archer" Lacy and the head of the household is Wm. S. Lacy. The 1850 Union County, AR census shows a six year old Archibald A. with the Head of the Household as William S. Lacy.
Arkansas Civil War soldiers' indexes show Archibald A. Lacy served in Company A, 1 (Colquitt's) Arkansas Infantry as a private and then 2nd Lieut. Company A was known as the El Dorado Sentinels. His service records show he enlisted May 2, 1861 at El Dorado and was seriously wounded in the thigh at the Battle of Murfreesboro, TN Dec. 31, 1862.
Hon. A.A. Lacy, a prominent citizen of Ward 4, died at his home on Thursday, of indigestion, in the 49th year of his age, and was interred an [sic at] Faulks' Chapel, at Logtown, the next day.
From the Louisiana Review (New Orleans, LA) October 22, 1890, Page 1
Hon. A.A. Lacy died on Thursday 16 of October, aged 49 years. Mr. Lacy was a gallant soldier during the Confederate war and represented the parish of Ouachita in the legislation from 1884 to 1888. He leaves a daughter, who resides in New Orleans.
From the Times-Democrat (New Orleans, LA) October 26, 1890
LACY - At his home, in Ouachita parish, La., on Thursday, Oct. 16, 1890, at 9 o'clock p.m., Archibald A. Lacy, youngest son of Rev. William Lacy, of Virginia, in his forty-ninth year.
Fredericksburg (Va.) and Little Rock (Ark.) papers please copy.
A.A. Lacy is shown on the 1880 census for Caldwell parish as a farmer, 35 years old from Tennessee. He is a widower. Also in the home was his mother-in-law M.P. Wood and daughter Agnes, 7 years old. After her mother's death, she appears to have been raised by her aunt and uncle Margaret and Clark Besaucone. The 1870 Ouachita Parish census shows A.A. Lacy, 25, with wife Alline, 25 and a one year old daughter named Pauline. Pauline died at six years old in Cuba, LA October 1, 1875 (See her obituary, October 15, 1875, Page 2, Ouachita Telegraph) Marriage records show Alexander A. Lacy married Aline Wood August 26, 1868 in Ouachita parish. Online family trees state Alexander was born on the above date to William Sterling Lacy and Julia Ann Eldridge and his middle name was Archibald. They also state he was born at El Dorado, but consistently, on every census record, the state of birth is listed as Tennessee. The 1860 Union County, AR census shows a 17 year old "Archer" Lacy and the head of the household is Wm. S. Lacy. The 1850 Union County, AR census shows a six year old Archibald A. with the Head of the Household as William S. Lacy.
Arkansas Civil War soldiers' indexes show Archibald A. Lacy served in Company A, 1 (Colquitt's) Arkansas Infantry as a private and then 2nd Lieut. Company A was known as the El Dorado Sentinels. His service records show he enlisted May 2, 1861 at El Dorado and was seriously wounded in the thigh at the Battle of Murfreesboro, TN Dec. 31, 1862.
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