"We learn form the Oxford Democrat that Col. Jordan Stacy, of Porter, father of George G. Stacey, Esq., met with a serious accident on the 10th inst. He was thrown from his wagon on a piece of bad road. His head was badly cut, and right shoulder severely injured."
Bangor Daily Whig and Courier (Bangor ME), November 20, 1869, Issue 276, Col B
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Col. Jordan Stacy, of Kezar Falls, is fast recovering from the paralytic shock which he experienced a few weeks ago.
Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Maine), April 2, 1873, Page 4
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"Colonel Jordan Stacy, of Kezar Falls, was found in his chamber Sunday week struck down with paralysis of both sides; his recovery is very doubtful. Colonel Stacy is the father of L.D.Stacy, esq., sheriff of Oxford County, and Hon. George G. Stacy, Secretary of State. Mr. Stacy's wife died but a few weeks since."
Bangor Daily Whit & Courier (Bangor ME), March 18, 1873, Issue 66, Col G
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In West Paris, Oct. 10, Colonel Jordan Stacy, aged 82 years and 7 months.
Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Maine), October 24, 1878, Page 3
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Died in West Paris, October 10th, Col. Jordan Stacy, aged eighty-two years and seven months. The deceased was formerly a resident of Porter, and was well known in that section of Oxford county for many years as an active business man. He was a deputy sheriff more than fifty years ago and forty years ago or more he was Colonel in the Maine Militia. He has a brother living in Porter, Oliver Stacy, aged eighty-six years, who retains his strength and abilities to a remarkable degree, being able to read fine print without glasses. Col Stacy was the father of Sheriff L. D. Stacy of Paris, and of ex-secretary of State George G. Stacy.
Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Maine), October 28, 1878
"We learn form the Oxford Democrat that Col. Jordan Stacy, of Porter, father of George G. Stacey, Esq., met with a serious accident on the 10th inst. He was thrown from his wagon on a piece of bad road. His head was badly cut, and right shoulder severely injured."
Bangor Daily Whig and Courier (Bangor ME), November 20, 1869, Issue 276, Col B
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Col. Jordan Stacy, of Kezar Falls, is fast recovering from the paralytic shock which he experienced a few weeks ago.
Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Maine), April 2, 1873, Page 4
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"Colonel Jordan Stacy, of Kezar Falls, was found in his chamber Sunday week struck down with paralysis of both sides; his recovery is very doubtful. Colonel Stacy is the father of L.D.Stacy, esq., sheriff of Oxford County, and Hon. George G. Stacy, Secretary of State. Mr. Stacy's wife died but a few weeks since."
Bangor Daily Whit & Courier (Bangor ME), March 18, 1873, Issue 66, Col G
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In West Paris, Oct. 10, Colonel Jordan Stacy, aged 82 years and 7 months.
Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Maine), October 24, 1878, Page 3
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Died in West Paris, October 10th, Col. Jordan Stacy, aged eighty-two years and seven months. The deceased was formerly a resident of Porter, and was well known in that section of Oxford county for many years as an active business man. He was a deputy sheriff more than fifty years ago and forty years ago or more he was Colonel in the Maine Militia. He has a brother living in Porter, Oliver Stacy, aged eighty-six years, who retains his strength and abilities to a remarkable degree, being able to read fine print without glasses. Col Stacy was the father of Sheriff L. D. Stacy of Paris, and of ex-secretary of State George G. Stacy.
Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Maine), October 28, 1878
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