Fifth Generation

279. Philip "Philo" Marshall ACKLEY¹⁰³ was born on 15 Aug 1860 in Russellburgh, Warren , Pennsylvania.^{3,84,103,104,105,199,229,230} He was living about 1866 in Russellburgh, Warren , Pennsylvania.¹⁰⁵ He attended School between 1 Sep 1866 and 1 in Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania¹⁰⁵ He appeared in the census in 1870 in New York. On 3 Jun 1880 he was a laborer at Bradford, McKean , Pennsylvania.⁸⁴ He was ill with Kidney Disease in 1880 in Bradford, McKean , Pennsylvania.⁸⁴ He was living in 1880 in Bradford, McKean , Pennsylvania.⁸⁴ living with mother 1880 In 1895 he was a partner in Ackley, Chips & Co. 232 Water St Wall Paper, Window Shades and Oil Cloth at Warren, Warren , Pennsylvania.²³¹ He lived at 119 Oak E W in Warren, Warren , Pennsylvania in 1895.²³¹ He was living between 1900 and 1920 in Warren, Warren , Pennsylvania.^199,229,230 On 18 Jan 1920 he was Paper Hanger at Warren, Warren , Pennsylvania.¹⁹⁹ He died on 28 Sep 1929.¹⁰³ He was buried in Warren, Warren , Pennsylvania.¹⁰³ He appeared in the census 1880, 1900, 1910 & 1920 in Pennsylvania. In later years Philip and his Brother-in -law, Harvey Brasington, were famous for their plaster work in the fancy homes of Chicago

Philip "Philo" Marshall ACKLEY and Henrietta M BRASINGTON were married on 21 Apr 1888.¹⁰³ Henrietta M BRASINGTON was born about 1866.²³² She died about 1890.²³² Philip "Philo" Marshall ACKLEY and Henrietta M BRASINGTON had the following children:

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Joseph ACKLEY was born on 5 Jul 1890.103 He died on 10 Dec 1890.103

Philip "Philo" Marshall ACKLEY and Sarah H MATTISON were married.^103,229,230 Sarah H MATTISON was born in Jan 1858 in Pennsylvania.^{199,229,230,233} 1900 PA census has middle initial as M She appeared in the following News Article from the Evening Democrat on 6 Apr 1895 in Warren, Bradford , Pennsylvania A SUCCESSFUL OPERATION

Mrs Phillip G Ackley Recovering Rapidly From her illness

There has been a great deal of talk recently in the neighborhood of Short street over an operation performed about four weeks ago upon Mrs. Philip G. Ackley, who has been dangerously ill for two or three months. The operation was performed on March 10thbyDr. Richard B Stewart, and the charge has been freely circulated that it was performed in a bungling manner. Some people have not hesitated to say that Dr. Stewart ought to be placed under arrest and prosecuted for malpractice. A representative of the DEMOCRAT investigated the affair today. He found that the operation took place in the presence of Dr's. Hepburn. Whitcomb and J Norman Davis, all of whom, it must be conceded, are physicians of good standing in the community. This act, in itself, would seem to settle that matter in Dr, Stewart's favor. The reporter visited the Ackley's residence and was permitted to see the patient. In view of all the talk that has been going about, it might reasonably be supposed that Mrs. Ackley would be too weak to receive visitors. The reporter was somewhat surprised, therefore, to find her quite strong and able to speak for herself, Mrs. Ackley is much grieved concerning the reports reflecting upon Dr. Stewart and she told the reporter hat she was only too thankful for that Dr. Stewart had done for her. No physician, she said, could be more Faithful and kind than he had been in caring for her and she, together with her family considers the operation a highly successful one. This is evident from the fact that she is now recovering rapidly from her illness, and it is expected that she will be able to leave her room within a short time. She was living in 1930 in Warren, Warren , Pennsylvania.²³³ She appeared in the census 1900, 1910, 1920 & 1930 in Pennsylvania.