1880 - US Census - Lewis, Kentucky
Household ........Role .........Sex .....Age Birthplace
R. S. Ackley .......Self ..........Male ....41 ..Ohio
Emily Ackley .....Wife .........Female 31 ..Ohio
Alfred Ackley ....Son ..........Male ....11 ..Ohio
Thedore Ackley Son ..........Male ....10 ..Ohio
Angeline Ackley Daughter Female 7 ....Ohio
John Ackley ......Son ..........Male ....6 ....Ohio
Frances Ackley ..Daughter Female 3 ....Ohio
Margrett Ackley Mother ....Female 75 ..Ohio
Mary Ackley ......Sister .......Female 55 ..Ohio
1900 - US Census - Magisterial District 6, Lewis, Kentucky
Household .........Role ........Sex ......Age Birthplace Birth Date
Smith Uckley ....Head ........Male ....61 ..Ohio .........Mar 1839 (Widowed)
John L Uckley ...Son ..........Male ....23 ..Kentucky ..Sep 1877
Frances Uckley ..Daughter Female 21 ..Kentucky ..Oct 1879
Edna Uckley ......Daughter Female 17 ..Kentucky ..May 1883
Robert Uckley ...Son ..........Male ....14 ..Kentucky ..feb 1886
Harrison Uckley Son ..........Male ....11 ..Kentucky ..Mar 1889
Retta Uckley ......Daughter Female 7 ....Kentucky ..May 1893
1910 - US Census - Cheyenne, Roger Mills, Oklahoma
Household ...............Role .Sex ......Age Birthplace
John L Ackley ..........Head Male ....35 ..Kentucky
Lizzie Ackley ............Wife ..Female 24 ..Texas
Theredore A Ackley Son ....Male ....2 ....Oklahoma
The Hammon Advocate, Thursday, December 7, 1916, pg 1
DEATH OF JOHN ACKLEY
This community was shocked Sunday night when the reports reached here that John Ackley a former citizen was found dead. It seems that he had been to Strong City and on his return home when about two miles south of town and about sundown his team entered the barn lot at the roadside and went up to the tank to drink. The family not noticing anything unusual about the occurrence paid no special attention to the incident, but when the team remained standing at the tank, an investigation was made in about an hour and a half after the team came into the lot and the driver was sitting in the seat of the buggy lifeless. To all appearance life had gone sometime.
The Sheriff, County Attorney and Dr. Wallace of Cheyenne were notfied(sic) at once and doctor Wallace pronounced the cause of death was due to heart failure.
Previous to the past year Mr. Ackley and family lived near Hammon but has since that time lived southwest of Strong City.
He leaves a wife and several small children and a brother T. Ackley north of town.
The body was brought to Hammon and prepared for burial and then taken to the home of T. Ackley. Monday afternoon a short funeral service was held at the Red Hill Cemetery where the body was laid to Rest.
Household ........Role .........Sex .....Age Birthplace
R. S. Ackley .......Self ..........Male ....41 ..Ohio
Emily Ackley .....Wife .........Female 31 ..Ohio
Alfred Ackley ....Son ..........Male ....11 ..Ohio
Thedore Ackley Son ..........Male ....10 ..Ohio
Angeline Ackley Daughter Female 7 ....Ohio
John Ackley ......Son ..........Male ....6 ....Ohio
Frances Ackley ..Daughter Female 3 ....Ohio
Margrett Ackley Mother ....Female 75 ..Ohio
Mary Ackley ......Sister .......Female 55 ..Ohio
1900 - US Census - Magisterial District 6, Lewis, Kentucky
Household .........Role ........Sex ......Age Birthplace Birth Date
Smith Uckley ....Head ........Male ....61 ..Ohio .........Mar 1839 (Widowed)
John L Uckley ...Son ..........Male ....23 ..Kentucky ..Sep 1877
Frances Uckley ..Daughter Female 21 ..Kentucky ..Oct 1879
Edna Uckley ......Daughter Female 17 ..Kentucky ..May 1883
Robert Uckley ...Son ..........Male ....14 ..Kentucky ..feb 1886
Harrison Uckley Son ..........Male ....11 ..Kentucky ..Mar 1889
Retta Uckley ......Daughter Female 7 ....Kentucky ..May 1893
1910 - US Census - Cheyenne, Roger Mills, Oklahoma
Household ...............Role .Sex ......Age Birthplace
John L Ackley ..........Head Male ....35 ..Kentucky
Lizzie Ackley ............Wife ..Female 24 ..Texas
Theredore A Ackley Son ....Male ....2 ....Oklahoma
The Hammon Advocate, Thursday, December 7, 1916, pg 1
DEATH OF JOHN ACKLEY
This community was shocked Sunday night when the reports reached here that John Ackley a former citizen was found dead. It seems that he had been to Strong City and on his return home when about two miles south of town and about sundown his team entered the barn lot at the roadside and went up to the tank to drink. The family not noticing anything unusual about the occurrence paid no special attention to the incident, but when the team remained standing at the tank, an investigation was made in about an hour and a half after the team came into the lot and the driver was sitting in the seat of the buggy lifeless. To all appearance life had gone sometime.
The Sheriff, County Attorney and Dr. Wallace of Cheyenne were notfied(sic) at once and doctor Wallace pronounced the cause of death was due to heart failure.
Previous to the past year Mr. Ackley and family lived near Hammon but has since that time lived southwest of Strong City.
He leaves a wife and several small children and a brother T. Ackley north of town.
The body was brought to Hammon and prepared for burial and then taken to the home of T. Ackley. Monday afternoon a short funeral service was held at the Red Hill Cemetery where the body was laid to Rest.
1880 - US Census - Lewis, Kentucky
Household ........Role .........Sex .....Age Birthplace
R. S. Ackley .......Self ..........Male ....41 ..Ohio
Emily Ackley .....Wife .........Female 31 ..Ohio
Alfred Ackley ....Son ..........Male ....11 ..Ohio
Thedore Ackley Son ..........Male ....10 ..Ohio
Angeline Ackley Daughter Female 7 ....Ohio
John Ackley ......Son ..........Male ....6 ....Ohio
Frances Ackley ..Daughter Female 3 ....Ohio
Margrett Ackley Mother ....Female 75 ..Ohio
Mary Ackley ......Sister .......Female 55 ..Ohio
1900 - US Census - Magisterial District 6, Lewis, Kentucky
Household .........Role ........Sex ......Age Birthplace Birth Date
Smith Uckley ....Head ........Male ....61 ..Ohio .........Mar 1839 (Widowed)
John L Uckley ...Son ..........Male ....23 ..Kentucky ..Sep 1877
Frances Uckley ..Daughter Female 21 ..Kentucky ..Oct 1879
Edna Uckley ......Daughter Female 17 ..Kentucky ..May 1883
Robert Uckley ...Son ..........Male ....14 ..Kentucky ..feb 1886
Harrison Uckley Son ..........Male ....11 ..Kentucky ..Mar 1889
Retta Uckley ......Daughter Female 7 ....Kentucky ..May 1893
1910 - US Census - Cheyenne, Roger Mills, Oklahoma
Household ...............Role .Sex ......Age Birthplace
John L Ackley ..........Head Male ....35 ..Kentucky
Lizzie Ackley ............Wife ..Female 24 ..Texas
Theredore A Ackley Son ....Male ....2 ....Oklahoma
The Hammon Advocate, Thursday, December 7, 1916, pg 1
DEATH OF JOHN ACKLEY
This community was shocked Sunday night when the reports reached here that John Ackley a former citizen was found dead. It seems that he had been to Strong City and on his return home when about two miles south of town and about sundown his team entered the barn lot at the roadside and went up to the tank to drink. The family not noticing anything unusual about the occurrence paid no special attention to the incident, but when the team remained standing at the tank, an investigation was made in about an hour and a half after the team came into the lot and the driver was sitting in the seat of the buggy lifeless. To all appearance life had gone sometime.
The Sheriff, County Attorney and Dr. Wallace of Cheyenne were notfied(sic) at once and doctor Wallace pronounced the cause of death was due to heart failure.
Previous to the past year Mr. Ackley and family lived near Hammon but has since that time lived southwest of Strong City.
He leaves a wife and several small children and a brother T. Ackley north of town.
The body was brought to Hammon and prepared for burial and then taken to the home of T. Ackley. Monday afternoon a short funeral service was held at the Red Hill Cemetery where the body was laid to Rest.
Household ........Role .........Sex .....Age Birthplace
R. S. Ackley .......Self ..........Male ....41 ..Ohio
Emily Ackley .....Wife .........Female 31 ..Ohio
Alfred Ackley ....Son ..........Male ....11 ..Ohio
Thedore Ackley Son ..........Male ....10 ..Ohio
Angeline Ackley Daughter Female 7 ....Ohio
John Ackley ......Son ..........Male ....6 ....Ohio
Frances Ackley ..Daughter Female 3 ....Ohio
Margrett Ackley Mother ....Female 75 ..Ohio
Mary Ackley ......Sister .......Female 55 ..Ohio
1900 - US Census - Magisterial District 6, Lewis, Kentucky
Household .........Role ........Sex ......Age Birthplace Birth Date
Smith Uckley ....Head ........Male ....61 ..Ohio .........Mar 1839 (Widowed)
John L Uckley ...Son ..........Male ....23 ..Kentucky ..Sep 1877
Frances Uckley ..Daughter Female 21 ..Kentucky ..Oct 1879
Edna Uckley ......Daughter Female 17 ..Kentucky ..May 1883
Robert Uckley ...Son ..........Male ....14 ..Kentucky ..feb 1886
Harrison Uckley Son ..........Male ....11 ..Kentucky ..Mar 1889
Retta Uckley ......Daughter Female 7 ....Kentucky ..May 1893
1910 - US Census - Cheyenne, Roger Mills, Oklahoma
Household ...............Role .Sex ......Age Birthplace
John L Ackley ..........Head Male ....35 ..Kentucky
Lizzie Ackley ............Wife ..Female 24 ..Texas
Theredore A Ackley Son ....Male ....2 ....Oklahoma
The Hammon Advocate, Thursday, December 7, 1916, pg 1
DEATH OF JOHN ACKLEY
This community was shocked Sunday night when the reports reached here that John Ackley a former citizen was found dead. It seems that he had been to Strong City and on his return home when about two miles south of town and about sundown his team entered the barn lot at the roadside and went up to the tank to drink. The family not noticing anything unusual about the occurrence paid no special attention to the incident, but when the team remained standing at the tank, an investigation was made in about an hour and a half after the team came into the lot and the driver was sitting in the seat of the buggy lifeless. To all appearance life had gone sometime.
The Sheriff, County Attorney and Dr. Wallace of Cheyenne were notfied(sic) at once and doctor Wallace pronounced the cause of death was due to heart failure.
Previous to the past year Mr. Ackley and family lived near Hammon but has since that time lived southwest of Strong City.
He leaves a wife and several small children and a brother T. Ackley north of town.
The body was brought to Hammon and prepared for burial and then taken to the home of T. Ackley. Monday afternoon a short funeral service was held at the Red Hill Cemetery where the body was laid to Rest.
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