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Wright Milo Stacy

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Birth	:	15 Jan 1850 Ashtabula County, Ohio, USA
Death	:	21 Jan 1930 Clay County, Nebraska, USA
Burial	:	Greenlawn Cemetery, Farmington, San Juan County, USA
Coordinate	:	36.7458000, -108.2007980
Plot	:	Block 5 Lot 16 Grave 4 Row 6
Description	:	Wright Milo Stacy, an early pioneer of this county, passed away on January 21, 1930, six days after he had reached the grand age of four score years. He was born January 15, 1850, one and one half miles from the shore of Lake Erie, in Ashtabula,County, Ohio. His parents were Abyram and Puah Stacy. The great urge of the time was the call of the West. He answered it on March 7, 1871 just after his Twenty-first birthday when he and brother-in-law, W. R. Thurber, started for... Read More	Wright Milo Stacy, an early pioneer of this county, passed away on January 21, 1930, six days after he had reached the grand age of four score years. He was born January 15, 1850, one and one half miles from the shore of Lake Erie, in Ashtabula,County, Ohio. His parents were Abyram and Puah Stacy. The great urge of the time was the call of the West. He answered it on March 7, 1871 just after his Twenty-first birthday when he and brother-in-law, W. R. Thurber, started for Jefferson County, Nebr. On April 4 of that same year he pre-empted the east 80 acres of the southwest quarter of section 34 in Logan township of Clay County. He has been a continuous resident of this community since. He loved his home and community, though he was not a demonstrative man. At the age of thirteen he united with the Methodist Episcopal Church, at Madison, Ohio. From his diary we quote an account of the organization of the first Sunday School in Logan township, "On Sunday June 15,1873, Rev. Penny preached after which a Sunday School was organized with the following officers: Daniel Lenfest, superintendent; M, J. Hull, assistant superintendent; W.M. Stacy, secretary and treasurer and J. B. Dinsmore, librarian." This soon became a prominent Methodist Church organization. After years it became the Ong M.E. Church. Mr. Stacy was one of the first members. He later transferred his membership to the M. E. Church of Edgar. He was united in marriage to Ruth Cole of Bower, Nebr., on October 3, 1877. They enjoyed a very pleasant day fifty years later with the family and friends at the original home. Their family consisted of two children; Ward A. of Edgar and Mrs. A. H. Swanson of Fairfield. Besides the wife and children there are nine grandchildren, two sisters; Mrs. Mary Well of Harvard and Mrs. Ella Thurber of Edgar;and one brother, F. A.Stacy of Mackay,Idaho., who mourn his passing. A brother Simon, died a number of years ago. A large num- ber of other relatives and a host of friends miss a kindly presence. One of God's noblemen has been called from us. Funeral services were held from the M. E. Church,Friday, January 24, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Rasmusson. Interment was made in the Edgar Cemetery.

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Wright Milo Stacy's memorial is located at: Greenlawn Cemetery, Farmington, San Juan County, USA.
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Wright Milo Stacy death on 21 Jan 1930 in Clay County, Nebraska, USA
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Latitude: 36.7458000
Longitude: -108.2007980

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Parent

(unknow - unknow)

Spouse

Ruth Cole Stacy

(1856 - 1945)

Children

Ward Alan Stacy

(1883 - 1951)

Alta Puah Stacy Swanson

(1890 - 1987)

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