Lilly May Pogue
| Father | James Washington Pogue (1845-1919) |
| Mother | Matilda Jane Berryhill (1851-1910) |
Lilly May Pogue, daughter of James Washington Pogue and Matilda Jane Berryhill, was born in OhioG in August 1868.1,2 She died aged 74 in NebraskaG on 23 March 1943.2 She married in 1886, William Ulysses Barbee.2 William was born in Scott County, IllinoisG, on 16 October 1864.2 He died aged 56 in NebraskaG on 23 December 1920.2
In 1880 Lilly was living in Precinct D, Seward County, NebraskaG, in the household of her parents James and Matilda, and was recorded in the census as Lily Pogue, aged 11 and born in Ohio.3
In 1880 Lilly was living in Precinct D, Seward County, NebraskaG, in the household of her parents James and Matilda, and was recorded in the census as Lily Pogue, aged 11 and born in Ohio.3
Children of Lilly May Pogue and William Ulysses Barbee
- James S Barbee+ b. say 1900
- Edith Irma Barbee+ b. 16 Jun 1903, d. 5 Jun 1933
| Sackett line | 8th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 6th great-granddaughter of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Census.
- Email from Sally Maly to Chris Sackett, Mar 2021.
- 1880 United States Federal Census, FHL 1254756 NA T9-0756/422C
Precinct D, Seward, Nebraska
James Pogue, head, married, 34, b. OH, farmer, father b. OH, mother b. OH
Matilda Pogue, wife, 29, b. OH, housekeeper, father b. OH, mother b. NJ
Lily Pogue, dau, 11, b. OH, father b. OH, mother b. OH
Perry Pogue, son, 8, b. IA, father b. OH, mother b. OH
Alice Pogue, dau, 7, b. NE, father b. OH, mother b. OH
Ruth Pogue, dau, 10 months, b. NE, father b. OH, mother b. OH.
| Charts | Line 3 (American) |
| Generation.Tree | 9Q.3 |
| Last Edited | 11 Nov 2022 |
| Research Status | Partly researched |
James S Barbee1
| Father | William Ulysses Barbee (1864-1920) |
| Mother | Lilly May Pogue (1868-1943) |
James S Barbee, son of William Ulysses Barbee and Lilly May Pogue, was born say 1900. He married Opal Foster.
Child of James S Barbee and Opal Foster
- James M Barbee
| Sackett line | 9th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 7th great-grandson of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Email from Debbie Barbee to Sackett Discussion List.
| Charts | Line 3 (American) |
| Generation.Tree | 10R.3 |
| Last Edited | 29 Aug 2019 |
| Research Status | Partly researched |
Frances Sackett
| Father | Colonel Orange Sackett (1796-1877) |
| Mother | Amanda Minerva Sheldon (c 1800-1880) |
Frances Sackett, daughter of Colonel Orange Sackett and Amanda Minerva Sheldon, was born in New York StateG in 1828.1,2,3 She died aged 91 in Avon, Livingston County, New York StateG, on 29 October 1919 and was buried at Avon CemeteryG.5,6 She married in October 1850, Daniel Lacy, son of Ephraim Lacy and Mary Dickinson.1,4 Daniel was born in Caledonia, Livingston County, New York StateG, in 1827.4
In 1850 Frances was living in York, Livingston County, New York StateG, in the household of her parents Orange and (Amanda) Minerva, and was recorded in the census as Frances Sacket, aged 31 [an error for 21] and born in New York.7
Obituary
In 1850 Frances was living in York, Livingston County, New York StateG, in the household of her parents Orange and (Amanda) Minerva, and was recorded in the census as Frances Sacket, aged 31 [an error for 21] and born in New York.7
Obituary
Oldest Resident of Town
Mrs. Frances S. Lacy Dies at Avon, Aged 91 Years.
Avon, Oct, 30.—Frances Sackett Lacy, widow of the late Daniel Lacy, died at her home in East Main street last evening at 5 o'clock, after a short illness, aged 91 years, Mrs. Lacy was Avon's oldest resident and had lived within five or six miles of the place where she died all her life. She was the third oldest of eight children of the old Sackett family, of Canawaugus, of which there is now but one member living, Captain Orange Sackett, who at over 80 years of age, is deputy postmaster of Avon.
Mrs. Lacy is survived by her brother, Captain Sackett; two daughters, Mrs. G. W. Carman, of Marine City, Mich., and Mrs. H. A. Dooer, of Avon, and three sons, Samuel S. Lacy, John J. Lacy and Harry D. Lacy, of this village. The funeral will be held from her late home on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment will be in the Avon cemetery.
—Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, New York, 31 Oct 1919, p 4
Mrs. Frances S. Lacy Dies at Avon, Aged 91 Years.
Avon, Oct, 30.—Frances Sackett Lacy, widow of the late Daniel Lacy, died at her home in East Main street last evening at 5 o'clock, after a short illness, aged 91 years, Mrs. Lacy was Avon's oldest resident and had lived within five or six miles of the place where she died all her life. She was the third oldest of eight children of the old Sackett family, of Canawaugus, of which there is now but one member living, Captain Orange Sackett, who at over 80 years of age, is deputy postmaster of Avon.
Mrs. Lacy is survived by her brother, Captain Sackett; two daughters, Mrs. G. W. Carman, of Marine City, Mich., and Mrs. H. A. Dooer, of Avon, and three sons, Samuel S. Lacy, John J. Lacy and Harry D. Lacy, of this village. The funeral will be held from her late home on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment will be in the Avon cemetery.
—Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, New York, 31 Oct 1919, p 4
Children of Frances Sackett and Daniel Lacy
- Harriet Lacy b. 18 Jun 1856, d. 7 Oct 1947
- Samuel Sackett Lacy b. May 1858, d. 1931
- John J Lacy b. 20 Apr 1862, d. 25 Apr 1947
- Frances V Z Lacy b. 13 Apr 1864, d. 10 Oct 1954
- Harry D Lacy b. Aug 1868, d. 2 Aug 1926
3906. Frances Sackett, daughter of (1525) Orange and Anna Maria Sheldon Sackett, was married to Daniel Lacey.
Child.
6816. Hattie Lacey.
Born in 1827, Daniel Lacy [son of Ephraim Lacy and Mary Dickinson] was thirty-eight years old in 1865, when he came to Avon, where he has resided ever since. In October, 1850, he married Frances Sackett, daughter of Colonel Orange Sackett and Amanda (Sheldon) Sackett. They have had five children—Harriet H., Samuel S., John J., Frances V. Z., and Harry D. Lacy. Harriet H. married George W. Carman, of Marine City, Mich; and they have five children—Ruth, Frances L., John L., Henry M. Stanley, Florence. Samuel S. married Lillian Stone, of Lima; and they live in Rochester. John J. married Emma E. Wallace, of Cattaraugus. Frances and Harry D. are at home.
During his long residence in Avon Mr. Lacy has found time to devote to public service, and has held various reponsible public offices. He was Highway Commissioner at the building of the big bridge at Spencerport in 1877, has been Assessor five years in Caledonia and three years in the town of Avon. He was School Trustee at the time of the organization of the union free school, and held that position for eighteen years. Daniel Lacy cast his first Presidential vote in 1848 for Zachary Taylor, and has been a member of the Republican party from its formation. He is as consistent in his friendships as he is in his political views, and is a "good neighbor" as well as a public-spirited citizen.
—Biographical Review of the Leading Citizens of Livingston and Wyoming Counties, New York, Biographical Review Publishing Company, Boston (1895), p 456
| Sackett line | 7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 5th great-granddaughter of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3906. Frances Sacket, m. Daniel Lacy."
- Census.
- Gravestone.
- Biographical Review of the Leading Citizens of Livingston and Wyoming Counties, New York (Boston: Biographical Review Publishing Company, 1895).
- Find a Grave.
- Obituary.
- 1850 United States Federal Census, Roll M432_525, p. 294
York, Livingston, New York
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Sacket, Orange, 54, m, farmer, b. Can [sic]
Sacket, Minerva, 50, f, b. MA
Sacket, Jas, 25, m, b. NY
Sacket, Sarah, 23, f, b. NY
Sacket, Frances, 31, f, b. NY
Sacket, Saml, 19, m, b. NY
Sacket, Cornelia, 16, f, b. NY
Sacket, Orange, 13, m, b. NY
Sacket, Minerva, 10, f, b. NY.
| Charts | Line 3 (American) Descendants of Orange Sackett |
| Generation.Tree | 8P.3 |
| Last Edited | 31 Oct 2026 |
| Research Status | Partly researched |