He lived at home and after his parents deaths he took over the farm.
From his Obituary: He was the last of a line of Isaac Stacys that extended unbroken back to colonial times. He completed his schooling at Cedar Vally Seminary. In early manhood he managed a lumber yard in Chamberlain, SD but spent the rest of his life in Mitchell County. He is remembered for his droll humor, his good judgement and absolute fairness.
From his Obituary: He was the last of a line of Isaac Stacys that extended unbroken back to colonial times. He completed his schooling at Cedar Vally Seminary. In early manhood he managed a lumber yard in Chamberlain, SD but spent the rest of his life in Mitchell County. He is remembered for his droll humor, his good judgement and absolute fairness.
He lived at home and after his parents deaths he took over the farm.
From his Obituary: He was the last of a line of Isaac Stacys that extended unbroken back to colonial times. He completed his schooling at Cedar Vally Seminary. In early manhood he managed a lumber yard in Chamberlain, SD but spent the rest of his life in Mitchell County. He is remembered for his droll humor, his good judgement and absolute fairness.
From his Obituary: He was the last of a line of Isaac Stacys that extended unbroken back to colonial times. He completed his schooling at Cedar Vally Seminary. In early manhood he managed a lumber yard in Chamberlain, SD but spent the rest of his life in Mitchell County. He is remembered for his droll humor, his good judgement and absolute fairness.
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