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Imo Annis Thompson Lakey

AnneCrossMay — 2012-01-31 12:31:37Z

Looking for an obit. Imo was born in Kansas in 1884. She married John Lakey in 1907. He died in 1924. They had two children, Milton and Irene, neither of whom married. Imo died in Fallon in 1970. She was a missionary in Mexico for many years.

Thank you.

Re: lakey

lj1049 — 2011-12-20 23:05:27Z

tom lakey of kansas city is my great grandfather.william is great great he died in new mexico.same one?

Missouri lakeys

lj1049 — 2011-12-20 23:01:52Z

looking for photos specifically....i have some and would like to find of simon,phoebe,william etc all lakeys.some stayed in missoiuri many were on wagon train to the west.William went to new mexico.

Re: Francis Lakey family of Devon, England 1789+

billyg47 — 2011-10-08 13:49:08Z

My Great Grandfather was William Francis Lakey, born 1846 in either North Carolina or Alabama from Irish imigrants supposedly....

Re: Walter Noah Lakey and Annie Parker

jharris123044 — 2011-09-25 22:36:50Z

Debi, my name is Jeff Harris and I need to talk with you about Walter Noah Lakey who when he married my grandmother he started going by the name Walter L. Lakey.Please call me 580-536-6519 or email me at jharris123044@sbcglobal.net
Thank You
Jeff

Re: Walter Noah Lakey and Annie Parker

jharris123044 — 2011-09-11 03:16:45Z

I think his name was Walter L. Lakey And if the information I have gathered is correct his family was from Ireland,Don't know name of first wife other than Mae,Second wife name Annie Parker, Third wife Dellia Havens and My mothers name is Annie Mae from his first two wives and I am also looking for any information on him that I can get.I would be greatful for it.

Sarah Lakey

Ann_Milstead — 2011-09-04 19:57:50Z

Sarah Lakey daughter of John VanBuren Lakey who was son of William Lakey was my great grandmother. She married Obadiah Allison Rhame. I am researching and trying to find out more about Sarah and the Lakeys. Can anyone help?

Re: Lots of Lakey Info....

jharris123044 — 2011-08-29 02:44:54Z

Walter's or W.L. Lakey's mothers name was Sara,she married a Dr. name of Ross and is either buried in Llano or Junction ,Texas.

Re: Lots of Lakey Info....

jharris123044 — 2011-08-29 02:39:32Z

Sorry unable to help, I can only go back to San Augustine,Tx. and not much from there.

Re: Lots of Lakey Info....

jharris123044 — 2011-08-29 02:22:51Z

What I know about Walter, is that his father was a farmer and also loved to gamble. He( Walters father) went to play poker one night and never returned. Walters mother remarried to a doctor, not sure but believe his last name was Ross. Walter had a brother that died in Brownwood, Texas name Tom and I believe he had a daughter.If you would like to call me and discuss what information you have or that I might have my phone # is 580-536-6519 home evenings after 6:00pm.
Thanks Jeff

Re: Lakey

sharonhon24 — 2011-07-23 21:33:33Z

Charles Lakey and Evelyn (Eva)were my grandparents from Nampa, Idaho. My father was Ronald Lakey one of the 12 children. My mother was Virginia Powers and I was born in Nampa in 1947. I remember my grandparents, Aunts,uncles and a few of my cousins. I don't have any information regarding Nancy Collins.
Sharon Lakey

Blanco Lackeys

jmloftis — 2011-04-06 23:11:12Z

Looking for info on Aaron N.(Norman / Newton?) Lackey's son John. Could he have changed his name to Lakey and moved to the Collin County Texas area?

Re: J. M. (John) Lakey m. Louisa O. Wylie 1894

jmloftis — 2011-04-06 23:08:40Z

Hey M:
thanks I did not know that! But I do know your Mom very well, I'm her cousin. Email me at icondios@ymail.com and we'll talk some more. Have you investigated the possibility of Lakey being changed from Lackey? I've found family name connections that MAY be linked to the Blanco County, TX (via TN/IL/MO) Lackeys.

Any thoughts? Joyce

Re: J. M. (John) Lakey m. Louisa O. Wylie 1894

mbinck — 2011-04-02 03:54:06Z

John Lakey and Louisa O. Wylie had a son Leonard Wylie Lakey. John Lakey was shot and killed in Collin County TX about 1898. Louisa (Lou) and her son Leonard went to live with her brother Benjamin Franklin Wylie and his wife Pearl. Can't find out who John Lakey's parents were or why he was shot. Still searching. My grandmother is the daughter of Leonard Wylie Lakey and relayed the story to me. 1900 census verifies some of the story.

Re: Lakey

kimberlylakey9 — 2011-03-30 17:59:35Z

I'm a Lakey by Birth. I would like a copy of any Lakey
Info you have.
plese send Info at marthaksl@yahoo.com

Re: Lakey

kimberlylakey9 — 2011-03-30 17:59:33Z

I'm a Lakey by Birth. I would like a copy of any Lakey
Info you have.
plese send Info at marthaksl@yahoo.com

Re: Lots of Lakey Info....

lavonnejhn1 — 2011-03-11 22:47:39Z

Just started this journey on finding anything on my Grandmother Gertrude McLean Lakey . She liived in Asheville N.C. and had one son Frank. My email address is lavonnejhn@gmail.com

James Lakey who married Elizabeth Sellers Dailey (Rutledge?)

robynmac — 2011-02-10 18:12:34Z

I am trying to find info on James Lakey. In 1855, James, a widower, married widow Elizabeth Sellers Dailey (Rutledge?) in Mercer Co., Illinois. Elizabeth's late first husband was David Dailey, and they had several children. At the time of Elizabeth's remarriage, she still would have had four underage children: George, Polly, Deborah and Benjamin. Anyone know anything about these people? Thanks.

Lewis Lakey died Aug 19 1910 Chattanooga,Tn formely of Dunlap,Tn served in Civil War

jw112646 — 2010-11-19 21:24:19Z

article on page 71

link:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~tnmario2/mmtindex.html
Murder, Mayhem, and Tidbits

main link:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~tnmario2/index.html

MARION COUNTY TENNESSEE HISTORY & GENEALOGY

Re: Sir Walter Leakey Scotland 1390

Melanie_Ponder — 2010-09-09 04:25:31Z

Hi,
I've been working on my mother in laws line and it leads back to William Lakey 1728-1775 b. Prince Georges, Maryland, he is her 6th great grandfather. Maybe we could share info and figure out how you and she are related and anyone else who reads this...if you are related my email address is family_bug@yahoo.com I would love to know some of the family connections.
Melanie

Re: Jim & Russell Lakey

JeanneCrossland1954 — 2010-09-08 20:00:34Z

Thank you--I do not have alot of information on my Dad's uncle Russell-- I know his wife was Aunt Reva or Reba and they had 2 sons I think.

Re: Jim & Russell Lakey

Pioneersearcher — 2010-09-08 14:41:00Z

I will be glad to send you the photo by email attachment as soon as I can.

Re: Sir Walter Leakey Scotland 1390

JeanneCrossland1954 — 2010-09-05 23:14:10Z

I have traced my family back to William Lakey 1728-1775 b. Prince Georges, Maryland. His father Alexander Lakey 1706-1747 b. Sommerset, Md--His father John Lakey(Leckie)1666 Gargannuck, Scotland--his father John Leckie 1624-1671 b. Leckie, Scotland--his father Alexander 1599-1643 b. Leckie, Scotland--that is a far as I have gotten.

Re: Jim & Russell Lakey

JeanneCrossland1954 — 2010-09-05 22:33:22Z

My GGrandfather was Jim Lakey--my dad was Junior Chester Lakey (J.C. Lakey)--I would love to have your photo.

Re: Lakeys in Canada

slakey150 — 2010-08-31 22:53:33Z

Megan,

Please drop me a note if you like.I think I can fill in a lot of details and take you back to ~1690.

I have pictures of the first Thomas Lakey and extended family.

Steven Lakey

Re: Lots of Lakey Info....

njunmaidn — 2010-07-22 11:38:06Z

I'm sorry it took so long to reply...computer has problems. I posted the info (not your email) to some of my cousins and hopefully someone will get back to me. I think I'm connected to one of Walter's granddaughters. I've not run across the name Walter but once.
I'll repost as soon as I hear something. Have a good day, Lena

J. M. (John) Lakey m. Louisa O. Wylie 1894

jmloftis — 2010-07-10 14:32:09Z

Desperate to find info on John M. Lakey. b. TX or TN.Reached dead end.
Found a JM Lakey in Huntsville Prison 1870.
Found J.M. Lakey m. Mrs. N. E. Mercer in Johnson Co. TX.
Could this be the same J.M. Lakey m. to Louisa in Collin County Texas 1894?

Louisa had son Leonard Wylie Lakey 1895. Lives with brother in 1900 census.

Re: Lots of Lakey Info....

jharris123044_1 — 2010-05-25 17:17:25Z

I am looking for information on Walter L. Lakey bn. 2 Jan. 1881,I believe in San Augustine,Texas to Sara(Sarah)and-----Lakey.Walter's father was a farmer and gambler. he went to play poker one night and never returned. Sarah later married a Dr. Ross moved to Llano, Texas where she died and is buried either in Llano or Junction,Texas. Walter's siblings are Tom(Thomas) died in Brownwood,Texas,sisters Meade,Vice,Lucinda Malvinney Elizabeth,Mandy and Bud.Walter was married twice ,first to a woman in San Augustine and had two girls, the second was to my grandmother Dellia Havens and they had four children Sid,Alma Rae, Annie Mae,and Wanda Jewel. Any information you can give me would be great my email is jharris123044@sbcglobal.net

John Levi LAKEY

LostLeaves — 2010-04-18 05:08:35Z

I'm cleaning out my mails so I am posting this info here. It was sent to me from Maryann Johnson who looked this info up and then gave it to a few family members. John Levi LAKEY was my husbands GGgrandfather. If you have questions please ask. ( see below )

Thank You,

Theresa

Pittsburg Headlight, March 15, 1907, Page 1:

WAS SHOT TO DEATH
Prominent Miner Murdered at Curranville
Last Night During Quarrel
Tragedy Occurred During a Saloon Quarrel
Three Men Are Under Arrest.

Curranville, Kas., March 15.---(Special to the Headlight)---John Lakey, a well known miner of this place, was shot and instantly killed in the Billy Wilson joint here last night between 8 and 9 o'clock by one of three man named John Ramage, George Ramage and Gert (Bert) Broadhurst. The latter however, it is claimed, did not have anything to do with the affair.
The weapon used was a double-barreled shotgun and both barrels were emptied into the body of Lakey.
It is claimed by some that John Ramage fired the shot, while others say that it was his brother George. It is the general statement that Broadhurst had nothing to do with it, but he is under arrest only as an accessory, and the idea is general that he will not be detained for the murder.
The Ramage brothers and Broadhurst were arrested shortly after the murder and are now in the county jail in Girard and all of them will be held until a thorough investigation can be had.
Were Looking For Trouble.
It seems that all had been drinking during the afternoon and the Ramage brothers and Broadhurst had been indulging in wrestling matches with any one who would engage in a scuffle with them.
In their rounds with the wrestling matches they came across Lakey in the joint conducted by Broadhurst and engaged him in a wrestle with them. They "ganged" up against him it is alleged, but he threw them all three in two or three different wrestling matches he had with them.
This seem to have put them in a bad humor, coupled with an old feud that was said to have existed between them, they left the place and went to the Wilson place.
The object in engaging Lakey in the wrestling match was, it is said, for the purpose of getting him into a fight.
Lakey also dropped into the Wilson place shortly after the other three arrived there and another wrestling match was arranged and Lakey came winner again in the scuffle for that was all it was.
In the last engagement it is claimed by those who were eyewitnesses that one of the trio cut Lakey in the side of the neck. It is stated that he then threatened the three.
Came Back and Killed Him.
They were outside and after borrowing the shot gun, returned to the Wilson place and without any words, the one who had the gun fired both barrels of the weapon in the direction of Lakey.
Only one charge took effect, striking him in the breast. They then left the joint and Lakey walked out at the door of the place and fell to the ground and expired in a few moments.
Two of the ribs where the load from the weapon entered his body were forced out through the back and his lungs and hear were practically torn to pieces.
The three men who were engaged in the trouble did not attempt to get away or if they did they were apprehended before they could accomplish their escape by City Marshall Hoover, and they were all taken to the jail in Girard.
The murdered man was 26 years of age and leave a wife and one child. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from the residence at 2 o'clock and the interment will be in the cemetery at Mulberry.

M. G. Brady, of the Pittsburg Undertaking Company, who was called to Curranville to look after the body and prepare it for burial stated today that the three men had got into a fight with Lakey with knives, and after a long fight he whipped them all and during that fight he was cut in the neck.
The shot from the shotgun he says made a fearful wound and left a large hole in the breast. The lungs and heart were completely torn to pieces.

Pittsburg Headlight, Monday, March 18, 1807, Page 2:

MURDERER'S ACCOMPLICE ARRESTED.
IS CHARGED WITH ADING AND ABETTING IN THE MURDER OF JOHN LAKEY.
Four Arrested For Being Implicated In the crime-It Was the Result of a Long Standing Feud Between Lakeys and Men Under Arrest.

George Broadhurst was arrested yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Walsh and Undersheriff Merriweather upon the charge of being implicated in the murder of John Lakey last Thursday evening at Curranville and is now in jail in Girard along with his brother Bert Broadhurst, and the Ramage brothers. The charge is that he aided and abetted the Ramage brothers who fired the shot into the body of Lakey that ended in his death. They will have their hearing in Justice Stanton's court tomorrow at Mulberry.
It is stated by those who know that there has been a long existing feud between Lakey and the two Ramage brothers and the Broadhurst brothers and they have mixed at various times but at no time in the different fights did the combatants use anything but nature's weapons. This time it appeared, say eyewitnesses of the affair, from the time it started in the joint conducted by Bert Broadhurst, that something would come up of the trouble. The men who were implicated in this murder, it is stated, followed Lakey up and were ganged up against him from the start, but Lakey did not seem to care for that and simply fought his way out when he was attacked by them. The evidence in the preliminary will bring out the true facts in the case and all that can be had of the trouble is as it is told by those who saw the trouble form the start, or say they did.

The Girard Press, March 21, 1907, Page 6 (A weekly newspaper)

MURDER AT CURRANVILE
John Lakey, a Miner, Shot and Killed

John Lakey, a well known miner with a somewhat unsavory reputation, was shot and killed in a joint at Curranville run by John Wilson last Thursday night between 8 and 9 o'clock. Four men have since been arrested for participating in the killing. Bert Broadhurst, George Rammage and John Rammage were bought to Girard the same night, and George Broadhurst was place in the county jail Sunday. A double-barreled shotgun was used, the load striking Lakey in the breast, and causing almost instant death.
All parties had been drinking at different resorts. There were a number of wrestling matches, in which Lakey was the victory, and finally came a fight, in which knives were used. Later Lakey was shot by someone.
The murdered man was 26 years old, and leaves a wife and one child.
He had a county jail record, and a six months' sentence expired only a little over a month before he was killed.
George Rammage made a confession last Saturday saying that he fired the shot that killed Lakey. He has been in bad condition physically since reaching the county jail, being cut in a number of places, There is one bad gash in his left cheek, and blood poison was threatened Sunday and Monday.
The preliminary examination took place before Justice Fred Stanton at Mulberry Tuesday, County Attorney Woolley appearing for the state and B. S. Gaitskill and L. H. Phillips for the defendants. George Rammage, Bert Broadhurst, and George Broadhurst were bound over for trial in district court in Girard for murder in the first degree, the bond of each being fixed at $3,000, and John Rammage for assault with intent to kill, his bond being fixed at $500. All secured satisfactory bondsmen, and were released pending trial.

Pittsburg Daily Headlight, Wednesday, March 20, 1907, pg. 1:

HELD FOR MURDER
Broadhurst Brothers and Geo. Ramage Held on Murder Charge

Mulberry, March 20, ---(Special to the Headlight)-The preliminary examination of John and George Ramage and George and Bert Broadhurst, charged with the murder of John Lakey, held in Justice Stanton's court resulted in John Ramage being held for assault with intent to kill under a bond of $500, while the Broadhurst brothers and George Ramage were held for murder in the first degree under a bond of $2,000 each. All gave bonds and were released.
The defense put none of their witnesses on the stand. The fact that caused Bert Broadhurst being held was that the killing was done with his gun, but it was not brought out in the examination just who did the shooting.

The Girard Press, October 24, 1907:

District Court in Girard

State vs George Ramage. Murder in the first degree. He was charged with killing John Lakey. It took until about 3 o'clock Monday afternoon to empanel the jury the twelve men chosen to hear the testimony being: James W. Clark, W. T. Oldham, John Huntington, W. W. Newton, E. F. Griffith, J. G. Harman, James Denton, J. H. Koester, George Bee, J. H. Hiatt, Engene Lynch, and Hugh Craig.
County Attorney Woodley and Deputy County Attorney True appeared for the state, and B. S. Gaitskill and L. H. Phillips for the defendant.
The first witness for the state was Oliver Lakey, a brother of the man who was killed. He testified, in substance that he and John Lakey, Len Hook, and Earne Bear were in Wilson's saloon at Curranville on the 14thof March, 1907. At that time the three Ramage boys were in there, and they got to scuffling, which finally ended in a fight in which knives were used. He said two knives were taken away from John Ramage. Finally John Lakey got John Ramage down and was beating him, when George Ramage started to pull him off. Oliver Lakey and Len Hook tried to prevent his interfering, when he and Len Hook had a fight. Then George Ramage left and returned with a double-barreled shot gun. As he stepped into the room he fired a shot, which hit the stove. The second shot struck John Lakey in the side, and he died soon after. The whole party had been drinking.
Arthur Dean said he saw Bert Broadhurst and George Ramage come up the street while the first fight was going on. George Ramage went into the saloon, and Broadhurst went across the street. He (Dean) stepped into the saloon. George Ramage got a gun, and soon he heard two shots. Heard Bert Broadhurst say to Ramage: "go back and get them all. Here are two shells."
Earne Bear said he was in Wilson's saloon. John Ramage said to John Lakey: "I can throw you down," Lakey said: "I expect you can. You are bigger than I am." Ramage followed Lakey around, when Lakey struck him in the arm with a knife. Ramage pulled his knife and they fought. Ramage was disarmed by Oliver Lakey and Len Hook, and I set back the chairs and table and said: "Let them fight." John Ramage hollered "enough" and Lakey got up. Then George Ramage and Len Hook had a fight, and when they quit George Ramage went out and soon a shot was fired. Some shot struck him (Bear) in the leg, and he went out of the back door.
Ernest Coates was in the saloon. He said Geo. Ramage came up from behind with a gun, and raised it to a level and fired one shot, hitting the stove, and then a second, which struck John Lakey. Ramage then walked out. The witness helped to carry Lakey to the back of the pool hall where he died.
Dr. Orr testified to examining the body and the nature of the wounds. Wm. Cox, W. Calloway, Will Avery, John White, Fred Hurst, Walter Donheby, Dave Springer and Thos. Franklin were also witnesses for the state, testifying as to the trouble. Several swore that Bert Broadhurst brought the gun back to his saloon after the shooting, unbreeched it, and that two shells dropped on the floor, and that he remarked, "We got one of them."
The state rested yesterday morning, and the first witness for the defense was John Wilson the saloonkeeper, who was followed by John Rammage and Dr. L. P. Adamson, the latter having attended the Ramage boys after they were brought to jail in Girard. The case will probably go to the jury this forenoon.

The Girard Press, October 31, 1907:

District Court in Girard

State of Kansas vs George Ramage. Murder in the first degree. This case was submitted to the jury Thursday afternoon, and a verdict of murder in second degree was rendered.

The Girard Press, November 21, 1907

District Court in Girard

State vs Geo. Ramage. Murder in the second degree. Motions for new trial argued and overruled, and defendant sentenced to confinement in the state penitentiary for ten years. Execution stayed for ten days given defendant to make and file bill of exceptions, upon his giving bond in the sun of $5,000. The case as to John Ramage, Bert Broadhurst, and Geo. Broadhurst was continued.

Re: Blanchie Lakey

BillLakey40 — 2010-03-31 22:31:11Z

Do you have this figured out? If not email me. gostchsr@live.com
Bill

Re: Missouri Lakey

patomas1983 — 2010-03-24 22:45:41Z

"(1) Sally Love 1845; born Abt. 1828; died April 16, 1849 in Douglas County, Missouri"

May I ask where to find the source for Sally Love's death?
Do you know where she is buried?

Re: Missouri Lakey

patomas1983 — 2010-03-24 20:38:01Z

Thank you very much. People have to really look for it, but it's there.

Re: Missouri Lakey

lakeykm — 2010-03-23 23:28:22Z

Simon Lakey, b.1828, Obituary, The Enterprise, No 48, Thursday, March 27, 1913
Gone but not forgotten, Simon Lakey a well known farmer, pioneer and old soldier, living three miles west of Ava died at his home March 13th, 1913.
Uncle Simon as he was called and known by his fellow men was born September 27, 1828 in a small Indiana town, locating in the northern part of the state where he was united in marriage to Sallie Love in 1845, to this union was born three children only one still survives. Uncle Simon was married again in 1850 to Hannah Lewis to this union was born seven children with only one still living. Mr. Lakey was always known for his honesty and integrity in this county, always helping those in need when help was desired. With this good soul gone the community mourns the departure of one of Douglas Counties oldest citizens. May God bless and comfort the bereaved ones.

This is a copy of the Obituary, I do not have the original one you could get one by writeing to the Library in Ava, Missouri.

Kenneth

Re: Missouri Lakey

pathomas1983 — 2010-03-23 20:27:54Z

I cannot locate Simon Lakey's obituary "The Enterprise, No 48, Thursday, March 27, 1913." Is it possible for you email a copy or direct me where I can obtain a copy of it?
Thank you,
Pat Thomas

William J. Lakey of Canoga Park, CA 1942

drbrownlee — 2010-03-12 06:25:08Z

William is pictured as a cadet officer in the yearbook of the 42-F Class at Goodfellow Field in San Angelo, Texas. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching family.

LAKEY Robert Lee 1949 2003 US Army Vietnam

t42chinns_dentoncotx — 2010-02-05 22:24:14Z

LAKEY Robert Lee 1949 2003 US Army Vietnam

DavidStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Chinn's Chapel Cemetery, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 212,855 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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LAKEY Barbara Jean married 15 May 2000

t42chinns_dentoncotx — 2010-02-05 22:24:04Z

LAKEY Barbara Jean married 15 May 2000

DavidStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Chinn's Chapel Cemetery, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 212,855 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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LAKEY Erma 1925 1996 married 31 Aug 1946

t42chinns_dentoncotx — 2010-02-05 22:23:53Z

LAKEY Erma 1925 1996 married 31 Aug 1946

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LAKEY S B 1925 2001 married 31 Aug 1946

t42chinns_dentoncotx — 2010-02-05 22:23:42Z

LAKEY S B 1925 2001 married 31 Aug 1946

DavidStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Chinn's Chapel Cemetery, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 212,855 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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LAKEY Shuford B 1925 2001 s1 US Navy W W II

t42chinns_dentoncotx — 2010-02-05 22:23:32Z

LAKEY Shuford B 1925 2001 s1 US Navy W W II

DavidStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Chinn's Chapel Cemetery, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 212,855 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Lakey ancestry

pathomas1983 — 2009-07-02 20:36:54Z

I am looking for information on John Burcham Lakey and Keziah Romines. Read your message.
Is there a picture of the tombstone for John Burcham Lakey b. 1829? Is there a tombstone? Is it on private land? Does any one have an obituary, bible entry, etc. on him. I have military information and census.
Obituary for Kasiah (Romines) Lakey:
Douglas County Herald published 30 Nov 1893:
"Died-Mrs. Kissie Lakey, of Benton township, on Friday at the residence of her son in Wright county. The remains interred at the Ava cemetery on Sunday."
Tombstone inscription for Kasiah (Romines) Lakey:
"Kasiah
Lakey
Born
Apr 14, 1829
Died
Nov 24, 1893
Aged
64Y 2M 10D"
Douglas County Historical Society: Ava Cemetery pg 96 for Kasiah (Romines) Lakey states the same name and dates as her tombstone inscription.

Re: Lakey ancestry

mystidaho — 2009-06-04 22:44:01Z

Hi I think that your ancestors may be related to mine is there any information and pictures that you can share with me??
Do you know of any family diaries? I have set up an email just for relatives and ancestors it is at seefiedfamilytree@yahoo.com. Feel free to write anytime.

Re: Lakey ancestry

mystidaho — 2009-06-04 22:43:11Z

Re: Lakey ancestry

mystidaho — 2009-06-04 22:42:00Z

Re: Lakey ancestry

mystidaho — 2009-06-04 22:18:46Z

Re: Lakey ancestry

mystidaho — 2009-06-04 21:55:11Z

Re: Lakey ancestry

mystidaho — 2009-06-04 21:49:53Z

Hi this looks like it my fit my family tree can you send me any information that you might have including pictures. Do you know of any family diarie?? Can you send any information to seefriedfamilytree@yahoo.com this email is dedicated to just relitives and family ancestry information. Thanks

Any relitives and ancestry inquries can be sent to seefriedfamilytree@yahoo.com

Re: looking for info

2009-05-02 16:55:35Z

Hi. I put my name on a yahoo search, and found your inquiry. The only reason I'm replying is that my name is Pat Lakey, but I'm afraid I can't help you any further, as none of the names you mention are familiar to me. My dad was Pierce Lakey Jr., and he and his family started out in Louisiana, other southern states. I doubt whether this helps you, but it's nice to know there's another Pat Lakey out there! By the way, there's also a Pat Lakey in the San Francisco Bay area, a gentleman who I once called just to see who he was.

William Lakey

2009-05-02 16:53:29Z

grandparents names were WILL&LaTISHA LAKEY lived in MISS or OK. not sure,had 12 children 4 boys & 8 GIRLS MOVED to oregon at the turn of the century i believe,lived in oregon city untill WILL passed away in 1955,LaTISHA DIED giving birth to my father in 1925,his name was WILLIAM D LAKEY,CAN YOU HELP?

Seeking William Lakey Family

jelovejoy2003 — 2009-05-02 16:52:21Z

Looking for father's family(william Lakey) I was told that he deid in 1946 in a car accdent.