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 1759 - 1836 (76 years)
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| Name |
Adam A. Lackey |
| Birth |
1 Mar 1759 |
Baltimore, Baltimore County, Province of Maryland  [1, 2, 3, 4] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Military |
Revolutionary War Patriot [5] |
| Death |
13 Feb 1836 |
Pinkstaff, Lawrence County, Illinois [1, 4] |
| Burial |
Seaney Cemetery, Pinkstaff, Lawrence County, Illinois [5] |
| Person ID |
I33701 |
The Hennessee Family |
| Last Modified |
3 Aug 2019 |
| Family |
Janet Burney, b. 1760, Orange County, North Carolina d. 1800, Abbeville, Abbeville County, South Carolina (Age 40 years) |
| Marriage |
5 Jan 1778 |
Guilford County, North Carolina [1] |
| Children |
| | 1. Mary Ann Lackey, b. 18 Jul 1779, Orange County, North Carolina d. 28 May 1867, Byersville, Williamson County, Texas (Age 87 years) |
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| Family ID |
F12363 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Last Modified |
30 Apr 2023 |
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| Notes |
- Adam Lackey
Gender: Male
Birth: March 01, 1759
Baltimore County, Maryland
Death: February 13, 1836 (76)
Pinkstaff, Lawrence County, Illinois, United States
Place of Burial: Lackey Cemetery, Lawrence County, Illinois, United States
Immediate Family:
Son of Alexander Lackey and Hannah Lackey
Husband of Janet Lackey and Catherine Lackey
Father of Mary Oliver; Alexander Lackey; Adam Lackey, Jr.; Hannah Bryant; John L. Lackey and 4 others
Brother of John Lackey
Added by: David Oliver Rathke on January 24, 2008
Managed by: David Oliver Rathke and Sir James Robert Wright, Kt.
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English (default) history
Adam Lackey - was born in Baltimore, Md., in 1759. He enlisted in 1777 for three months, again for four months with Capt. William Wallace, and Col. Isaac Shelby in the Virginia line of troops. He served again for three months under Capt. William Welcher, and Col. Evan Shelby. He was in the battle of Monks Corner. He came to Lawrence county, Illinois, in 1815, and died there in 1836, aged 77 years, and is buried in the Lackey cemetery, Russell township. He was pensioned. "Illinois Revolutionary War Veteran Burials", 1917. [http://genealogytrails.com/ill/revwar2.html]
The following information was taken from an Atlas of Lawrence County
published in 1875 by W. R. Brink & Co.
...A colony of Negroes, consisting of a dozen families or more, had likewise settled about four miles north of Lawrenceville. The families were of the name of Anderson, Morris, Gocus and Cole. North of this colony of Negroes, and about five miles north-east of Lawrenceville, there also lived about 1819 or 1820, Henry Prukstaff. He had two sons, John and Henry, who married and had families. West of these lived Adam Lackey, Senior and Junior, and James Bryant."
http://www.lawrencecountyillinois.com/history/lchist.html
The Adam Lackey (son of Alexander) sold all the land in North and South Carolina and headed through Tennessee ' to live near his Uncle Samuel LAckeys family who were in Franklin Co, Tennessee" on his way to Lawrence Co, Illinois, where he settled with a second wife, named Catherine. I really think the William, Adam Allen Reuben Lackey brothers in North Eastern Alabama are connected to these LAckeys (who married Burneys) from Guilford County, NC, sons of William and Rebecca of Drunmore, Lancaster County PA or his brother, John who also had sons named Samuel although that line seemed to stay in NC.
http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/LACKEY/2003-07/1059376286
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Catherine Lackey
wife
John L. Lackey
son
Margaret Johnson
daughter
Jane Ann Lackey
daughter
Sarah Ann Heath
daughter
Nancy Olivia Heath
daughter
Janet Lackey
wife
Mary Oliver
daughter
Alexander Lackey
son
Adam Lackey, Jr.
son
Hannah Bryant
daughter
Hannah Lackey
mother
end of profile [4]
- Adam was born 1 March 1759 in Baltimore Maryland. He died 13 Feb. 1836 in Lawrence Co. Illinois. He married Janet Burney 5 Jan. 1778 in Guilford, North Carolina. Janet was his first wife. She was born in 1760 in Orange Co., N.C. and died in 1800 in Abbeville,S.C. They had 2 children Adam born 11 July 1797 and Mary born 18 July 1779. Both were born in Pendleton District.,S,C. As you can see, Janet died very shortly after the birth of Mary.
Adam then married a woman named Catherine. I only know that she died 14 Mar. 1856 in Lawrence, Illinois. THey had 7 children that I know of. Alexander born abt.1815 in Fanklin, Tennessee, Mary born abt 1817, Jane born abt 1819, Hannah born abt. 1822, Maargaret born abt 1824, Sarah Ann born 14 Sept. 1817, and Nancy Olivia born 1820. THe last 6 children were all born in Lawrence, Illinois. Adam's father was Alexander Lackey and his mother was Rebecca. SHe was born abt. 1684 in scotland or ireland. He was born bef. 1725 but I'm not sure were yet. I'm still working on it. I know Adam had 5 brothers and sisters. Mary born 8 Sept. 1751, William born 5 Aug. 1753, Alexander II born 1 June 1765, Ann born 1 June 1765 and Robert born 11 June 1767. I don't know where they were born yet. If I can be of any more help please let me know. Also do you have any more information on Mary, Adam and Janet's daughter? If you do could I please have the info? THanks! Linda
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- Adam Lackey , Sr
BIRTH 3 Mar 1759
Baltimore County, Maryland, USA
DEATH 13 Feb 1836 (aged 76)
Lawrence County, Illinois, USA
BURIAL
Seaney Cemetery
Pinkstaff, Lawrence County, Illinois, USA
MEMORIAL ID 37259899 · View Sourc
Was born in Baltimore, Md., in 1759.
He enlisted in 1777 for three months, again for four months with Capt. William Wallace, and Col. Isaac Shelby in the Virginia line of troops. He served again for three months under Capt. William Welcher, and Col. Evan Shelby. He was in the battle of Monks Corner.
He came to Lawrence county, Illinois, in 1815, and died there in 1836, aged 77 years.
He was pensioned.
"Illinois Revolutionary War Veteran Burials", 1917.
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His first wife, married 1778, was Janet Burney, she's buried somewhere down in Tennessee or Alabama. [One of their children was the Adam Lackey, (1797 - Dec.26, 1852 ), who's buried over in the Price Cemetery, near Russelville.]
His 2nd marriage, to Catherine Lester, took place in 1810. [6]
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