Seventh Generation

2426. Ferdinand W ACKLEY²⁰⁹¹ was born on 28 Nov 1839 in Washington , New York.^{374,480,573,2091} He was living in 1870 in Lansingburgh, Rensselaer, New York.⁴⁸⁰ On 12 Jul 1870 he was a lawyer at Lansingburgh, Rensselaer, New York.⁴⁸⁰ On 4 Jun 1880 he was a lawyer at Troy, Rensalaer , New York.⁵⁷³ He was living in 1880 in Troy, Rensalaer , New York.⁵⁷³ He died on 6 Aug 1882.²³ He appeared in the census 1850, 1870 & 1880 in New York. Ferdinand W. Ackley, having been a man of exceptional ability. Ferdinand W. Ackley was born in Washington County, where he received his early education, and when quite young began the study of law, and was admitted to the Rensselaer County bar. From his youth he took a great interest in politics, being a stanch Democrat, and in the interests of his party made many brilliant speeches, which won for him a lasting reputation. When he died in the prime of his life, being but forty-two years of age, Rensselaer County lost one of its best-known lawyers and most energetic political workers.

Ferdinand W ACKLEY and Julia F LUCE were married on 8 Sep 1866.⁴⁸⁰ Julia F LUCE (daughter of Living and Mary A) was born about 1839 in New York.⁴⁸⁰ She appeared in the census in 1870 in New York. She died before 1880.⁵⁷³ Ferdinand W ACKLEY and Julia F LUCE had the following children:

+3908	i.	Edward Allison ACKLEY2091 was born on 30 May 1869 in Troy, Albany , New York.480,551,573,574,1012,1100,2091,2092 1870 census has birth place as CT He was living in 1900 in Hobart, Delaware , New York.551 He was living between 1910 and 1930 in Stamford, Delaware , New York.574,1012,1100 living with father-in-law 1910 He died on 29 Nov 1944. He appeared in the census 1870,1880,1900,1910,1920 & 1930 in New York. 18 Apr 1910 to 2 Apr 1930 he was Journal Editor at Stamford, Delaware , New York.1012,1100 Biography of2093 EDWARD A ACKLEY, managing edi­tor of the Stamford Recorder, was born in Troy, N.Y., May 30, 1869. He comes of excellent parentage, his father, Ferdinand W. Ackley, having been a man of exceptional ability. Ferdinand W. Ackley was born in Washington County, where he re­ceived his early education, and when quite young began the study of law, and was ad­mitted to the Rensselaer County bar. From his youth he took a great interest in politics, being a stanch Democrat, and in the interests of his party made many brilliant speeches, which won for him a lasting reputation. When he died in the prime of his life, being but forty-two years of age, Rensselaer County lost one of its best-known lawyers and most energetic political workers. Edward A. Ackley received his education at the St. Paul's School at Salem, N.Y., and at the Bulkeley High School at New London, Conn. He began the work of life in New York City, as an office boy, and step by step was promoted until be became manager of the business. Here he remained five years, when he started a manufacturing business for him­self under the firm name of Ackley, Allen & Co. After two years his health failed, and he sold his business and came to Stamford, where among the Catskills he rapidly im­proved. Being possessed of literary taste and ability, he went into the office of the Re­corder, assisting in the editorial work as a pastime and as his health would allow. On September 1, 1893, he became a stockholder in the company, and was appointed director. September 1, 1894, Mr. William Clark, the editor, resigned; and Mr. Ackley was chosen editor and general manager. Through his efforts the Stamford Recorder has become the leading weekly paper in Dela­ware County, and is a stanch supporter of Re­publican principles. In the spring of 1894 the Recorder printed, and distributed four thousand illustrated souvenirs of Stamford by way of showing their appreciation of the sup­port which it had received from the people of the town. Mr. Ackley is interested in all enterprises calculated to promote the welfare of the town, and in all things shows himself a public-spirited citizen, his efforts in behalf of good government and the advancement of local interests meeting with the hearty co-operation of his fellow-citizens Edward A. Ackley received his education at the St. Paul's School at Salem, N. y., and at the Bulkeley High School at New London, Conn. He began the work of life in New York City, as an office boy, and step by step was promoted until he became manager of the business. Here he remained five years, when he started a manufacturing business for himself under the firm name of Ackley, Allen & Co. After two years his health failed, and he sold his business and came to Stamford, where among the Catskills he rapidly improved. Being possessed of literary taste and ability, he went into the office of the Recorder; assisting in the editorial work as a pastime and as his health would allow. On September 1, 1893, he became a stockholder in the company, and was appointed director. September 1, 1894, Mr. William Clark, the editor, resigned and Mr. Ackley was chosen editor and general manager. Through his efforts the Stamford Recorder has become the leading weekly paper in Delaware County, and is a stanch supporter of Republican principles. In the spring of 1894 the Recorder printed and distributed four thousand illustrated souvenirs of Stamford by way of showing their appreciation of the support which it had received from the people of the town. Mr. Ackley is interested in all enterprises calculated to promote the welfare of the town, and in all things shows himself a public-spirited citizen, his efforts in behalf of good government and the advancement of local interests meeting with the hearty co-operation of his fellow-citizens.
3909	ii.	Fred ACKLEY died 7 MONTHS.

Ferdinand W ACKLEY and Jane "Jennie" were married.⁵⁷³ Jane "Jennie" was born about 1853 in Connecticut.⁵⁷³ She appeared in the census in 1880 in New York.