Colonel Edward Lacey of the Revolution and some of his descendants/ by Thomas McAdory Owen

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Microfilm of an article from The Gulf States Historical Magazine, p. 41-44. Issue and year not given.

Col. Edward Lacy (1742-1813), a Revolutionary War soldier, was born in Shippen Township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, the son of Edward Lacey, a native of England. He ran away from home and accompanied William Adair to Chester District, South Carolina. He married Jane Harper of Chester District in 1766. They had eleven children. The family migrated to Montgomery County, Tennessee, in 1797 and to Livingston County, Kentucky, ca. 1799. His sons, Edward Lacey (1775-1858) and Robert Lacey, migrated to Jeffereson County, Alabama, in 1816 and later moved to Pickens County, Alabama. Their children lived in Alabama, Texas and elsewhere.

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