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1040. John Devoe
ACKLEY was born on 27 Nov 1816 in Vernon, Oneida , New York.5,253,374,479,480,530,531,551,573,1003 In
1850 he was Boatman at Westmoreland, Oneida , New York.374 He was living between 1850 and 1900 in Westmoreland,
Oneida , New York.374,479,480,481,551,573 He died on 6 May 1902 in Lowell, Oneida, New York.253,530,531,1003
He was buried on 8 May 1902 in Lowell Cemetery , Lowell, Oneida, New York.253,530,531,920
He appeared in the census 1850, 1860, 1865,1870, 1880, 1900 in New York.
20 Aug 1860 to 4 Jun 1880 he was a Farmer at Westmoreland, Oneida , New York.479,480,573 His Obituary appeared in the530 ACKLEY, JOHN D.
John D. Ackley of Lowell. Rome, May 9.--John D. Ackley, Sr., a highly respected
and honored resident of the hamlet of Lowell, died Tuesday. His illness began
five years ago when he suffered a severe attack of pneumonia and for the past
10 months he had been confined to the bed. Mr. Ackley was born in Lowell in 1816
and nearly all his life had been spent in that vicinity. For some time he operated
boats on the Erie canal. For over 60 years he lived in the same house. His
father, James Ackley [Note: his name was actually Justus], died in this city
at the age of 102. Mr. Ackley was three times married. Surviving are his third
wife and these five children: Mrs. Benjamin Thorp, of Durhamville; Mrs. Robert
Lewis and Miss Ada Ackley, of Lowell; Mrs. Taber Samson, of Vernon; John D. Ackley,
Jr., of this city; also two brothers, Peter, of West Camden, and William Ackley,
of Minnesota, and one sister, Mrs. Jane Bishop, of Bouckville. Mr. Ackley was
an earnest and faithful member of the M.E. Church at Lowell. [1902]
ACKLEY--In Lowell, May 6, 1902, John D. Ackley, Sr., in the 86th year of his
age. Funeral from the family residence Thursday, May 8, at 1 o'clock p.m. and
at the church at 2 o'clock p.m.
John Devoe ACKLEY and Sarah "Sally" Ann MONTGOMERY were married on 21 Mar
1844 in Westmoreland, Oneida , New York.374,530,839
Sarah "Sally" Ann MONTGOMERY (daughter of Living
and Lucy JONES) was born on 10 Oct 1821 in New York.253,374,530,531 age
37 yrs 3 mos 19 dys at death
She appeared in the census in 1850 in New York. She died on 29
Jan 1859 in New York.253,479,530,531 She was buried in Lowell Cemetery , Lowell, Oneida,
New York.531,1004 John Devoe ACKLEY and Sarah "Sally" Ann
MONTGOMERY had the following children:
2223 | i. | Norris C ACKLEY was born on 4 May 1853.253,531
11 mo 2 days at death He died on 6 Apr 1854.253,531 He was
buried in Lowell Cemetery , Lowell, Oneida, New York.253,531,1005 | +2224 | ii. | Sarah Fidelia ACKLEY. | 2225 | iii. | Willard D ACKLEY
was born on 24 Aug 1848 in New York.26,253,531
age 3 yrs 7 mos 26 dys at death He appeared in the census in 1850 in New York.
He died on 19 Apr 1852.253,479,531
He was buried in Lowell Cemetery , Lowell, Oneida, New York.253,531,1006 | +2226 | iv. | Emogene Gertrude ACKLEY. | +2227 | v. | Angonetta "Nettie" Romina ACKLEY. | 2228 | vi. | Fred D ACKLEY
was born on 12 Mar 1857.253,479,531
He appeared in the census in 1860 in New York. He died on 2 Jul
1862.531 He was buried
in Lowell Cemetery , Lowell, Oneida, New York.253,531,1007 |
John Devoe ACKLEY and Mary Ann
BAILEY were married on 1 Apr 1862.253,480,530
Mary Ann BAILEY was born on 21 Dec 1819 in New York.253,480,530,531
She appeared in the census in 1870 in New York. She died on 7 Dec
1873 in New York.253,530,531 She
was buried in Lowell Cemetery , Lowell, Oneida, New York.253,531 John
Devoe ACKLEY and Mary Ann BAILEY had the following children:
John Devoe ACKLEY and Sarah Ann
VALENTINE were married on 18 Nov 1874 in Lowell, Oneida, New York.530,551,573,1008,1009 Sarah Ann VALENTINE530 (daughter of Daniel Spencer
VALENTINE and Delilah HODGE) was born on 19 Jun 1837 in Schodack, Rensselaer
, New York.530,551,573,574 She Journal of Sarah Ann Valentine in 1872.530 1872 Journal of Sarah Ann Valentine
(35 years of age)
Her husband, David Burr, had died in February of the previous year.
January, Monday, 1
not very cold snow nearly gone road icy. Boys went to Lowell got a butter tub
had oysters for supper Ellen & I washed
January, Tuesday, 2
very pleasant Matthew & Mary Ann Smith visited here Ellen Bailey came with
them meeting at Lowell in evening did not any of us go
January, Wednesday, 3
strong east wind boys went to Mr. Johnsons preaching at Lowell in the evening
all went to meeting in a wagon. snow in the evening for sleighing
January, Thursday, 4
mild this morning foggy John Smith came here stayed to dinner all went to meeting
in the evening in a sleigh
January, Friday, 5
not very cold misty
January, Saturday, 6
strong east wind storm some qr meeting All went afternoon & evening Br Wright
preached afternoon prayer meeting in the evening
January, Sunday, 7
a very cold day qr meeting Br Wright preached All went day & evening
January, Monday, 8
a cold day [?] to Sr Jane & Br Charles Ellen & Franklin went to Frank
Eames in the evening.
January, Tuesday, 9
not as cold Franklin & I went to rome called at Mr. Yagers all went to Br
Bells to prayer meeting in the evening
January, Wednesday, 10
warm & quiet rain a very little. Franklin went Ellen went to Br Baileys in
the day time Ellen & Franklin went to Mr. Gypsons to Ada Shermans & […ll]
Brownell's wedding
January, Thursday, 11
warm & pleasant Franklin went with Br Greenleaf to Illion Ellen Charles &
I went to prayer meeting to Lowell Franklin came home
January, Friday, 12
not very cold Charles & I visited at William Smiths Br Hebron & wife
visited there Br Bell & Sr. Bell spent the evening here recd a letter from
Sr. Jane
January, Saturday, 13
got very cold Ellen went to Lowell with Sr. Jenkins went home with her stayed
until night Franklin went to Br. Baileys day time & to Br. Bells evening
January, Sunday, 14
quite cold All went to Church day & evening Ellen rode with Sr Jenkins to
Church
January, Monday, 15
somewhat cold Charles & I went to Rome called at Mr Yagers Sr Eames &
Everette called here Franklin went to Lowell Irving Adams came here in the evening
January, Monday, 16
quite cold Franklin & Irving went to mill & Hecla works All went to Church
at Lowell in the evening
January, Wednesday, 17
sunshine but cold tinker called here Franklin & Irving went to Rome day time
& to Ira Browns in the evening rec'd a letter from Sr. Sarah
January, Thursday, 18
not very cold Ellen went to Br. Baileys took [dinner?] All went to Lowell to
prayer meeting in the evening
January, Friday, 19
warm snows some Franklin & I went to Lowell afternoon paid taxes, 34, 93,
Franklin went to Lowell to a Church meeting in the evening
January, Saturday, 20
not very cold snowed a little Charles went to Sr. Eames in the afternoon
January, Sunday, 21
not very cold All went to Lowell no preaching no meeting in the evening
January, Monday, 22
quite cold strong wind Franklin & Irving went to Ira Browns in the afternoon
January, Tuesday, 23
snow & blow clears off in the afternoon prayer meeting here this evening
January, Wednesday, 24
quite cold snowed a little All except Charles, went to Clinton Br & Sr Greenleaf
came here Frank Eames & wife called strong wind all night
January, Thursday, 25
a very stormy cold windy day did not any of us go to prayer meeting Franklin
called at Br. Baileys
January, Friday, 26
wind continues to blow most of the day Irving & Charles called at Ira Browns
Franklin went to Whitestown with Br. Bailey
January, Saturday, 27
not very cold roads drifted Br. & Sr Greenleaf F Eames & wife visited
here
February, Thursday, 1
Quite pleasant. Franklin came home. Franklin called at Mr. Bells
February, Friday, 2
Sunshine. Quite pleasant. Franklin went to mill and called at Bro. Baileys
February, Saturday, 3
a stormy day Franklin called at Br Bells
February Sunday, 4
Deep snow All went to Church Day & evening roads drifted
February Monday 5
not very cold Ellen Bailey called here Franklin went to Lowell All went to Franklin
Eames in the evening
February Tuesday 6
not very cold rained & snowed Franklin Irving & I went to Rome Franklin
went to Ilion prayer meeting here in the evening
February Wednesday, 7
a pleasant day Charles & I went to Br Bells in the afternoon
February Thursday 8
a pleasant day somewhat cold All went to prayer meeting in the evening Franklin
came home from Illion
February Friday, 9
a pleasant day Franklin went to Lowell called at Br Bells
February Saturday 10
a pleasant day Franklin went to Rome called at Br Baileys in the evening
February Sunday, 11
quite pleasant All went to meeting day & evening
February Monday 12
a very pleasant day Mr Jewell called here
February Tuesday 13
quite pleasant Ellen Bailey called here Mr Jewell & daughter took dinner
here [?] Franklin & Irving went to mill & to Lowell prayer meeting here
in the evening rain in the evening
February Wednesday, 14
snow & blow cold not much travel
February Thursday 15
cold & storming did not go to prayer meeting
February Friday, 16
weather more settled boys went to Lowell & called at Sr Eames
February Saturday 17
a very pleasant day Franklin went to Rome Herbert was here to Dinner
February Sunday, 18
a very pleasant day All went to church day time All except Irving went to prayer
meeting in the evening
February Monday 19
a very pleasant day Charles & Irving went to mill
February Tuesday 20
a beautiful Day Ellen Franklin & I went to Br Baileys to prayer meeting in
the evening
February Wednesday, 21
sunshine & cloudy snowed a little George Bell came in the evening
February Thursday 22
quite a cold day All except Franklin went to prayer meeting in the evening
February Friday 23
a pleasant day somewhat cold in the morning frosty air
February Saturday 24
a very beautiful day warm thawing good sleighing
February Sunday, 25
rainy to day Ellen Irving & I went to Church Br. Titus preaching did not
go in the evening
February Monday 26
Cold wind Franklin & Irving went to Rome got a mowing machine
February Tuesday 27
very cold rained Ellen visited Sr Bell prayer meeting at Br Bells
February Wednesday, 28
a cold day Virgil called here Sr Bailey very sick wrote to Sr Jane
February Thursday 29
pleasant but Cold Franklin & I went to Rome Charles went to visit Virgil
Caston
March Friday, 1
somewhat cold the Robinson girls visited here Sr Bell & I & Charles visited
at Br Greenleafs
March Saturday 2
somewhat cold Franklin called at Br Baileys Sr Bailey better Jimmy goes back
to Whitestown to school
March Sunday, 3
rather cold All went to Church day time Franklin & I went to prayer meeting
in the evening
March, Monday, 4
A very Cold Day Ellen's Birth Day Charles went to mill
March, Tuesday 5
very cold & stormy prayer meeting here in the evening
March, Wednesday, 6
Very cold & stormy Gusta & John Waters came here at night Ellen married
to Irving at home in the eve Br Greenleaf performed the ceremony
March, Thursday, 7
somewhat warmer John went home Ellen & Irving started for Lewis Co Franklin
went to Rome
March, Friday, 8
a pleasant day Franklin, Gusta & I went to Mrs Phelps Called at Mrs Dietrich
March, Saturday, 9
cold wind snowed some rain in the night
March, Sunday 10
rec'd a [?] from Charles Pleasant in the morning. Snow squall in the afternoon
All went to Church Isaac Yauger funeral at his house Old Mrs Eames sick Charles
Gusta & I called to see her qr meeting
March, Monday, 11
not very cold Franklin called at Br Bailey's went to mill with [Irving?]
March, Tuesday, 12
very pleasant Franklin & I went to Mr. Bell's to prayer meeting in the evening
March, Wednesday, 13
mild & cloudy Thomas [Sparrow?] called here toward night
March, Thursday, 14
a pleasant day All went to prayer meeting to Lowell in the evening wrote to Sr
Sarah & mailed the letter snowed a little in the night
March, Friday, 15
a strong wind sunshine snow flies
March, Saturday, 16
very pleasant Charles called at Mr. Gypson's Franklin, Gusta, & I called
at Br Bailey's Franklin Eames & Old Mr Eames
March, Sunday, 17
not very cold All went to Church day time Franklin & I went in the evening
March, Monday, 18
a beautiful day Franklin went to Rome after Irving & Ellen read a letter
from Ellen rec'd a letter from [Charles?]
March, Tuesday, 19
a stormy Blustering day prayer meeting here in the evening
March, Wednesday, 20
a very blustering day Cold & stormy line storm
March, Thursday, 21
cold & stormy strong wind Franklin went to Lowell at night no prayer meeting
March, Friday, 22
quite pleasant in the morning wind & storm afternoon
March, Saturday, 23
quite mild Irving, Gusta, & I went to Rome Gusta went home Charles called
at Mr Bailey's Jimmy sick with the mumps
March, Sunday, 24
west wind Franklin & I went to Church day time Franklin, Charles, & Irving
went to Meeting in the evening a foot road full of snow
March, Monday, 25
east wind not very cold Ellen, Irving, Franklin & I went to Clinton deep
snow in the road
March, Tuesday, 26
a damp snowy day Charles went to Lowell at night Franklin, Charles, & I went
to Br Bell's to prayer meeting
March, Wednesday, 27
a very pleasant day Charles went to Rome took took a mowing machine to sent to
Ilion Franklin started for Lewis Co
March, Thursday, 28
Cloudy not cold Br Bell called here Irving & Charles commenced hauling out
March, Friday, 29
a beautiful day Herbert took supplies here Boys drew out manure
March, Saturday, 30
a pleasant day Irving & Charles drew out manure Frank Merrill called here
at night Charles & Irving went to Lowell
March, Sunday, 31
strong wind & rain trees covered with ice Br Greenleaf preached his farewell
sermon did not any of us go on account of the weather
April, Monday, 1
a stormy blustering day snow flies filling the air
April, Tuesday, 2
a very pleasant day Boys drew out manure went to Lowell in the evening prayer
meeting here in the evening
April, Wednesday, 3
a very pleasant day Boys drew out manure Charles went to mill toward night Herbert
took supper here
April, Thursday, 4
a pleasant day did not go to prayer meeting Boys drew out manure
April, Friday, 5
a pleasant day Irving & I went to Rome Charles went to Br Baileys in the
afternoon Herbert went to Joseph Castons to work
April, Saturday, 6
warm & cloudy Sr Bailey visited here Br Bailey called in the afternoon &
evening
April, Sunday, 7
warm rainy Conference time no meeting roads breaking up snow quite deep on the
turnpike
April, Monday, 8
warm & cloudy snow nearly gone except around the fences and in the road
April, Tuesday, 9
cloudy & damp Charles visited Everett Eames Solon stoped [sic] to the Barn
did not go to prayer meeting
April, Wednesday, 10
Cloudy rain a little west wind Charles & Irving went to Br Bells Bought two
calves Jimmy Bailey & George Bell came in evening
April, Thursday, 11
a pleasant morning Charles & I went to Lowell at night no prayer meeting
Charles & Irving went to Br Bells in the forenoon got two calves
April, Friday, 12
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April, Monday, 15
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April, Tuesday, 16
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April, Wednesday, 17
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April, Thursday, 18
Cloudy & warm Charles & I went to prayer meeting at Lowell in the evening
April, Friday, 19
Cloudy & misty in the morning Irving & I went to Rome Cleared off quite
pleasant
April, Saturday, 20
quite pleasant Irving called at Mr Tudmans in the evening
April, Sunday, 21
Very warm & pleasant All went to Church day and evening rec'd a letter from
Sr. Jane
April, Monday, 22
A cold raw day quite a now squall
April, Tuesday, 23
Cold in the morning a sprinkling of snow on the ground. Prayer meeting here in
the eveninghad 6 pigs & one twin pig
April, Wednesday, 24
A pleasant day I called at Br Baileys in the fore noon Ellen & Irving went
to Mr. Dietrichs Charles went to see Jimmy Bailey
April, Thursday, 25
Warm & pleasant Jimmy Bailey called here All went to Lowell to prayer meeting
in the evening
April, Friday, 26
Cloudy in the morning clears off pleasant with strong west wind
April, Saturday, 27
Quite pleasant cool west wind Br Bailey commenced sowing oats Charles & Irving
mowing ground for oats Heavy trial & grief had 9 pigs
April, Sunday, 28
A pleasant day All went to Church day and evening
April, Monday, 29
A pleasant Day Br Bailey called in the evening Boys sowed the oats today
April, Tuesday, 30
Smoky & warm I called at Robert Skinners All went to prayer meeting at Br
Bailys in the evening Charles Murphy barn & 19 cows 4 horses burned [at 10
pm?]
May, Wednesday, 1
Cloudy & rained toward night Charles & Irving went to Rome at 3 .. Barley
sold calf skins for 5, 10 cts
May, Thursday, 2
Showers of rain through the day Charles & I went to prayer meeting at Lowell
in the evening
May, Friday, 3
Cool rained a little Boys sowed barley & grass seed Ellen Baily came &
took dinner Irving took her home got 1 bushel [rose?] potatoes
May, Saturday, 4
Cloudy rain a little in the forenoon Charles & Irving went to Mr. Murphys
afternoon Charles draged for Mr. Murphy
May, Sunday, 5
Cool west wind All went to Church Day evening
May, Monday, 6
Quite pleasant Boys planted potatoes John Smith called here Charles went to Br
Baileys & to Lowell in the evening
May, Tuesday, 7
Arm & smoky Ellen & I went to Rome Charles & I went to Lowell at
night also at Br Bells to prayer meeting in the evening
May, Wednesday, 8
Quite warm Br Bailey called here made garden
May, Thursday, 9
Quite warm Irving & Charles went to Lowell to prayer meeting in the evening
rain in the night
May, Friday, 10
Quite pleasant Boys plowed out corn ground Miss Angell called here for Butter
for Mr. Dietrich
May, Saturday, 11
Quite pleasant Boys planted corn
May, Sunday, 12
Cool cloudy in the morning [clearing?] off cool night all went to Church day
& evening
May, Monday, 13
Cool & pleasant Irving & I went to Rome Charles went to Lowell at night
Irving & Ellen called at Br Baileys in the evening
May, Tuesday, 14
Quite pleasant Mrs Dietrich called here for Butter prayer meeting here in the
evening
May, Wednesday, 15
Cool & dry Boys planting corn I fixed flower bed
May, Thursday, 16
Cool smokey & dry Mr. Tucker called here All went to prayer meeting in the
evening
May, Friday, 17
Cool & dry I called at Br Bailey's at night Boys went to Mr Gypsons &
to Lowell at night Mrs Gypson Mrs Nicholson called here in the afternoon
May, Saturday, 18
Warm & cloudy Boys finished planting corn Irving & Mr Gypson went to
Mr. Kublers to look at a churn machine
May, Sunday, 19
A rainy day Charles & I went to Church day time all went in the evening
May, Monday, 20
A nice growing time rain a little Irving went with Mr. Gypson to Eureka at night
to look at a churn machine
May, Tuesday, 21
Cloudy & cool Mr. Karl came & got 6 pigs he & Irving went to Eureka
got a churn machine of Mr Karl Irving Charles & I went to Br Baileys to prayer
meeting
May, Thursday, 23
Cool & rainy Boys went to mill and Kublers auction & to Mr. Karls &
got a churn Carles & I went to Lowell to prayer meeting
May, Friday, 24
Cloudy & warmer Boys went to fish creek stayed all night Ellen Bailey called
here heavy rain in the night
May, Saturday, 25
Quite pleasant Boys came home in the morning I & Irving went to Rome
May, Sunday, 26
Quite pleasant all went to Church day & evening
May, Monday, 27
rain by showers Charles went with Everett Eames to Mr Dodges Irving went to Lowell
Mr [Dapson?] called here & payed a note Solon called here
May, Tuesday, 28
cool & rainy Charles & I went to Br Bells to prayer meeting in the evening
Boys sided up the milk house
May, Wednesday, 29
rather cool quite pleasant Ellen & Irving went to Mr Williams we went to
Church to rent a seat Mrs Dietrich called for butter at night
May, Thursday, 30
cool & Cloudy Charles went fishing took supper to Mrs Eames Charles &
I went to Lowell to prayer meeting rained afternoon rec'd a letter from Gusta
May, Friday, 31
quite pleasant Boys worked on the road
June, Saturday, 1
quite pleasant in forenoon rain afternoon Boys worked on the road Sr Bailey called
here in the afternoon
June, Sunday, 2
quite pleaant All went to Church day & evening
June, Monday, 3
a very pleasant day Boys worked on the turnpike to pay toll Irving & Ellen
went to Mr Dietrichs & Mr Vandiburgs at night Charles called at Mr Gypsons
June, Tuesday, 4
a very rainy day Everett Eames called no meeting here
June, Wednesday, 5
rain in the morning clears off Br Bailey called here wrote to Gusta
June, Thursday, 6
quite pleasant Sr Bailey called here Charles & I went to prayer meeting in
the evening Franklin came home at night
June, Friday, 7
warm rain in the afternoon I & Irving went to Verona heavy thunder &
rain in the night
June, Saturday, 8
a warm showery day Solon called also the [?] Irving went to Lowell at night
June, Sunday, 9
very warm All went to Church day & evening
June, Monday, 10
warm & rainy Boys went to Blacksmith shop Irving & Ellen went to Br Baileys
at night Franklin went to Lowell Mr [Dapson?] called here
June, Tuesday, 11
Clears off pleasant Franklin went to Mr Rawsons prayer meeting here in the evening
June, Wednesday, 12
showers in the morning Cleared off Charles & I went to Lowell forenoon called
on D? Snow went to the grave yard Charles & I went to Br Baileys at night
June, Thursday, 13
quite pleasant Charles & I went to Rome Irving & I went to prayer meeting
June, Friday, 14
rainy in morning Franklin & Irving Ellen & I went to Clinton had the
final Settlement
June, Saturday, 15
Quite pleasant Franklin & Irving started for Lewis Co qr meeting Charles
& I went afternoon did not go evening
June, Sunday, 16
Very pleasant Ellen Charles & I went to our meeting Day & evening Br
Wright preached
June, Monday, 17
Quite pleasant Charles went to Lowell got 1 butter tub a beggar called here
June, Tuesday, 18
A beautiful day Ellen Bailey called here a man with pictures called Charles &
I went to Br Baileys to prayer meeting
June, Wednesday, 19
A pleasant day Ellen Charles & I went to Mrs Jenkins in the afternoon
June, Thursday, 20
a very warm day Irving came home from Lewis Co this morning Charles & I went
to prayer meeting in the evening
June, Friday, 21
very warm to day Ellen Bailey called here
June, Saturday, 22
not as warm Boys finished hoeing potatoes Charles Ellen & Irving went to
Lowell at night
June, Sunday, 23
quite pleasant All went to Church Day & evening
June, Monday, 24
a rainy Day Mr Revely came and got a jar of butter at night
June, Tuesday, 25
very rainy Irving & Charles went to Mr Bishops afternoon did not any of us
go to prayer meeting
June, Wednesday, 26
cloudy in the forenoon cleared off afternoon
June, Thursday, 27
quite pleasant Charles & I went to prayer [meeting?] Mrs Dietrich &
her Brother called here at night Irving went to Mr Jenkins
June, Friday, 28
a very warm day Boys hoeing corn Ellen & I went strawberrying
June, Saturday, 29
very warm Boys hoeing corn
June, Sunday, 30
warm weather All went to Church day & evening
July, Monday, 1
a warm day Boys hoeing corn Ellen & Irving went to Lowell at night
July, Tuesday, 2
very warm weather Charles & I went to Br Bells to prayer meeting in the evening
Dr Parker called here & took dinner
July, Wednesday, 3
very warm weather Boys hoeing corn
July, Thursday, 4
A warm day rain some All went to Rome in the morning Charles & I went to
Utica on the cars stayed all night found sister Linda very sick
July, Friday, 5
weather cooler Charles & I came home from Utica Solon called here at night
July, Saturday, 6
weather cool and comfortable Boys hoeing corn Charles & Irvin went to Lowell
at night
July, Sunday, 7
a cool pleasant Day All went to Church day & evening
July, Monday, 8
a beautiful morning Boys finished hoeing corn Irving & Ellen went to Mr Jenkins
at night
July, Tuesday, 9
quite pleasant in the afternoon Boys mowed road side prayer meeting her ein the
evening
July, Wednesday, 10
warm & cloudy Boys mowed around the house got a load of hay in the road side
July, Thursday, 11
raing in the morning Irvin went to Rome Solon went with him Sr Bailey called
here Ellen cut her hair for her All went to prayer meeting in the evening
July, Friday, 12
cloudy in the morning clears off Boys got in 5 load of hay
July, Saturday, 13
warm & pleasant Boys got in all the hay they had cut Ellen & I went raspbarying
[sic]
July, Sunday, 14
warm & pleasant All went to Church day & evening Br Edgerton from Rome
Court St Church preached day & evening
July, Monday, 15
a pleasant day Boys worked at haying very warm
July, Tuesday, 16
rain at night very warm Boys worked at haying Charles & I went to Br Baileys
to prayer meeting Charles went to Lowell got a tub rec'd a letter from Gusta
July, Wednesday, 17
warm rainy & sultry
July, Thursday, 18
very warm Solon worked here haying All went to prayer meeting to Lowell in the
evening rain toward night
July, Friday, 19
a cool beautiful day Solon here at work haying Sr Bailey brought us a pail of
green peas
July, Saturday, 20
a very pleasant day Solon worked here haying Irvin went to Lowell with Solon
at night
July, Sunday, 21
Cloudy strong wind rain afternoon and at night Ellen & I went to Churcy day
time did not any of us go at night
July, Monday, 22
sunshine & showers Boys worked for Solon part of the day
July, Tuesday, 23
rainy in the morning Boys raked some hay for Solon Mr Brown called at night Bought
a Calf Boys mowed some hay got in three load Solon worked here afternoon
July, Wednesday, 24
quite pleasant Boys mowed 6 load of hay raked it and put it up Charles went to
Lowell at night & got the horse shod Solon worked here in the afternoon
July, Thursday, 25
quite pleasant Chrles mowed for Solon in the forenoon Solon came & helped
get in 6 load of hay in the afternoon did not go to prayer meeting got 1 load
[?]
July, Friday, 26
rain in the morning sunshine & showers Thomas Brown called bought three young
cattle Boys went to Lowell got a Barrell of salt Irvin helped Solon rake hay
about an hour
July, Saturday, 27
Clears off cool & pleasant Boys worked for Solon haying Miss Revely came
& got 4 lb of Butter
July, Sunday, 28
quite pleasant All went to Church day & evening
July, Monday, 29
quite pleasant Boys cut & got in some hay Solon worked here in the afternoon
rain at night
July, Tuesday, 30
rainy in the morning Boys cut Barley mowed & put up hay Solon helped put
up a little hay
July, Wednesday, 31
Cloudy & cool I went to Mr Revely's called at Mrs Eames went to Lowell Mr
Martin called here
August, Thursday, 1
a very Beautiful day fog in the morning Solon worked here part of the afternoon
did not go to prayer meeting
August, Friday, 2
somewhat cloudy in the forenoon rain afternoon heavy rain Br Bailey called here
Mrs Pratt funeral at Lowell
August, Saturday, 3
rainy in the morning Irvin Charles & I went to the picnic in Sr Eames grove
afternoon Br Church from Vernon Center spoke
August, Sunday, 4
a beautiful day Charles & I went to Church All went in the evening
August, Monday, 5
a very pleasant day finished haying
August, Tuesday, 6
weather warm Charles & I went to Br Baileys to prayer meeting Ellen &
Irvin went to Lowell to Mrs [Vandiburgs?] Sent a letter to Gusta & Sr Jane
rec'd one from Gusta
August, Wednesday, 7
Very warm weather Boys commenced cutting oats Ellen Bailey & Mrs Vandiburg
came afternoon Mrs Dietrich Ella & Hannah [Bige?] called at night
August, Thursday, 8
very warm weather Boys cutting oats did not go to prayer meeting
August, Friday, 9
Very warm Ellen & I went to Rome met Gusta at the depot came home with us
August, Saturday, 10
Very warm Boys got through harvesting rain a very little
August, Sunday, 11
Very warm all went to church day and evening
August, Monday, 12
Warm considerable cloudy all went to Verona to Mr Bishops at night
August, Wednesday, 13
Cloudy and warm Gusta Ellen and I went to cheese factory and store in the forenoon
rain toward night
August, Wednesday, 14
Warm and cloudy rain A little Charles & I went to Rome to take Gusta to the
depot camp meeting commenced at McConnelsville
August, Thursday, 15
Not as warm a pleasant day no prayer meeting
August, Friday, 16
Quite comfortable rain afternoon Charles & I went to Lowell at night rec'
a letter from Br Charles
August, Saturday, 17
Rain in the morning clears off quite pleasant Charles & Ellen went to Lowell
at night
August, Sunday 18
Warm rain toward night did not go to meeting no services at the Church Camp meeting
rec'd a telegram from Br Charles
August, Monday, 19
Cloudy in the morning Clears off quite pleasant
August, Tuesday, 20
warm sultry Irvin Charles & I went to Rome to meet Br Charles & Noah
at the Depot Noah came home with us Irvin & Ellen went to Mr Baileys at night
August, Wednesday, 21
very warm Boys drew up wood Irvin & Ellen went to the springs & Lowell
took Ellen Bailey with them
August, Thursday, 22
warm Cloudy rain afternoon Charles & I went to prayer meeting in the evening
wrote to Sr Jane mailed the letter at night
August, Friday, 23
quite pleasant
August, Saturday, 24
quite pleasant Charles went to Lowell at night rec'd a letter from Sr Jane
August, Sunday, 25
Quite pleasant in the morning All went to Church day time rain at night did not
go at night
August, Monday, 26
Warm rainy in the morning Irvin went to Rome Charles & Ellen went to Lowell
MrsGoodell called here Daniel Goodell little boy died
August, Tuesday, 27
Rainy in the morning cleared off funeral of D Goodells baby Charles went as bearer
Irvin went to the funeral prayer meeting here in the evening
August, Wednesday, 28
Cool & pleasant Charles & Irvin went to Lowell at night Ellen went to
Br Baileys cut apples to dry
August, Thursday, 29
Cool wind Irvin went to Verona after seed wheat sowed in the afternoon Charles
& I went to Lowell to prayer meeting in the evening
August, Friday, 30
Rainy in the afternoon Boys went to Mr Gypsons to help thrash in the afternoon
Charles went to Lowell with Mr Clark rec'd a letter from Sr Jane
August, Saturday, 31
Sunshine & showers quite hot Boys worked to Mr Lamphere's thrashing
September, Sunday, 1
Cool & pleasant All went to church daytime Ellen Irving & I went in the
evening
September, Monday, 2
Cloudy & misty in the foremoon Clears off in afternoon
September, Tuesday, 3
Quite cool & pleasant had Wylie Sherman & John Johnson do our threshing
with machine did not go to Br Baileys to prayer meeting
September, Wednesday, 4
Cloudy & cool sunshine thrashing at Br Baileys
September, Thursday, 5
Cloudy in the morning Mrs Jenkins Maria & Miss [Mangon?] visited here in
the afternoon Charles & I went to prayer meeting in the evening
September, Friday, 6
weather warmer misted a little Mr Bishop came & got the old mowing machine
September, Saturday, 7
very warm Boys finished the sowed [corn?] & rolled the wheat around Charles
went to help Br Bell thresh in the afternoon did not work
September, Sunday, 8
very warm All went to Church day time a heavy evening shower at night did not
go to Church in evening
September, Monday, 9
cool & Cloudy rain in the night Charles worked for Br Bell half a day threshing
Mr Myers came & got oats Boys went to Lowell took a jar of Butter to Mr Pages
September, Tuesday, 10
Cool & Cloudy Boys went to saw mill drew in logs Charles & I went to
Br Bells to prayer meeting in the evening Mr Revely came after Butter
September, Wednesday, 11
Cool & Cloudy
September, Thursday, 12
Cloudy & windy Charles & I went to Lowell to prayer meeting in the evening
September, Friday, 13
rainy in the morning Clears off Ann Doty came here at night Irvin & Charles
went to Br Baileys at night Irvin went to Lowell
September, Saturday, 14
cloudy & cool Charles went to Lowell at night
September, Sunday, 15
a pleasant day All went to Church except Ellen day time All went to the childrens
concert in the evening
September, Monday, 16
a very pleasant day Mrs Dietrich & the girls She was living in 1910 in Westmoreland,
Oneida , New York.574 living
with son in-law George W Clinch She died on 7 Jan 1924 in Westmoreland, Oneida
, New York.530 She was
buried on 10 Jan 1924 in Lowell, Oneida, New York.530 She appeared in the census 1880, 1900 & 1910 in New
York. She Journal of Sarah Ann Valentine.530 http://geocities.datacellar.net/ccrfamilyweb/ackley/valentinemove.htm
(Valentine
Family Move, 1846)
http://geocities.datacellar.net/ccrfamilyweb/ackley/1872.htm (Journal of Sarah Ann
Valentine, 1872)
http://geocities.datacellar.net/ccrfamilyweb/ackley/1883.htm (Journal of Sarah Ann
Valentine, 1883)
http://geocities.datacellar.net/ccrfamilyweb/ackley/1907.htm (Journal of Sarah Ann
Valentine, 1907)
Her Obituary appeared in the530
ACKLEY, SARAH ANN (VALENTINE)
Sarah A. Ackley passed away at the home of her son-in-law, G.W. Clinch, Westmoreland,
Monday, Jan 7, 1924, aged 86 years, 6 months, 19 days. Funeral services Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Lowell Cemetery.
Death of Mrs. Sarah A Ackley. Westmoreland, Jan. 8.--Mrs. Sarah A. Ackley passed
away Monday morning, Jan. 7, at the home of her son-in-law, George W. Clinch,
after an illness of three weeks. Sarah Ann Valentine was born June 19, 1837,
in Rensselaer county, NY, moving with her parents to Lewis county in early childhood.
October 16, 1853, she married David Burr, moving shortly after to the David
Burr farm near Lowell, living in this vicinity for about seventy years. Mr. Burr
died in 1871. Of this union one son was born, Charles D. Burr, who died in 1889.
November 18, 1874, Mrs. Burr married J.D. Ackley, who died May 5, 1902. Of
this union, a daughter, Ada J., was born, who became the wife of G.W. Clinch
and who died Sept. 7, 1822. Mrs. Ackley lived in Vernon for about two and one-half
years, but for nearly nineteen years has made her home with her son-in-law, G.W.
Clinch. At the age of 24 Mrs. Ackley joined the M.E. Church. Mrs. Ackley had
a cheerful, loving disposition and made many friends. She was a sincere faithful
Christian. Mrs. Ackley leaves her son-in-law, G.W. Clinch and two grandchildren,
Estalla [sic] M. Clinch and Raymond G. Clinch, besides numerous other relatives.
Funeral services will be held at G.W. Clinch's, Thursday afternoon, Jan. 10,
at 2 o'clock. Interment in Lowell cemetery.
SARAH ANN VALENTINE
Written in her own hand--1922
Sarah Ann VALENTINE, daughter of Delilah HODGE and Daniel Spencer VALENTINE,
was born on June 19, 1837, in the town of Schodack, Rensselaer County, NY, one
mile east from Nassau Village near Herricks Pond.
In November 1846, her father, mother, and their four children, Noah Hodge, Charles
Wesley, Sarah Ann, and Amelia Jane (their eldest son John Seeley and their youngest
son Daniel Spencer having died in infancy) with our household goods we came eleven
miles with teams, had our goods loaded on a Canal Boat at Albany. Arrived at
Rome late on Saturday afternoon.
My father found a man with a team going to Stokes. We went with him and stayed
there (my Mother, sister and I) stayed there until my Father and brothers went
to Piney Settlement, Greig, Lewis County, NY which was to be our home, and had
teams come for us and our goods. Our home was a log house with a living room
and two bedrooms with fireplace and brick oven below, a good sleeping room and
storeroom up stairs, a cellar and wood house.
My mother was quite homesick that winter not being used to such a home. There
had been a good school house built near our home the summer before we came there.
Miss Sarah Pomeroy was the teacher that winter. It was also used for Sunday School
and Religious service. Ministers would occasionally come and preach. There were
twelve families living in the settlement. My father drew logs to the mill, had
lumber sawed, and made shingle in the living room near the fire place in the
evening until he had enough to build a good house which he done most of the work
himself being a carpenter..
My mother died December 6, 1867 (born October 28, 1801). My Father died May 9,
1868
In 1853 Sarah A. was married to David BURR on October 16. Noah Hodge never married.
Charles W. married Sarah E. FLEETWOOD of New York City. After her death he married
Evalena C. CURTISS, Saratoga Springs, NY. Amelia Jane married William H. WILCOX
of Leyden, Lewis County, NY.
My father's family have all passed away except Sarah A. who married John D. ACKLEY
on November 18, 1874. He died May 6, 1902 by whom she had one daughter Ada Jane,
born April 16, 1877. Ada Jane married George W. CLINCH Dec 28, 1904.
John Devoe ACKLEY and Sarah Ann VALENTINE had the following children:
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