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1847 - 1913 (66 years)
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Name |
Job Lackey |
Born |
11 May 1847 |
Warren County, Ohio, United States [1, 2, 3] |
Gender |
Male |
Census |
1850 |
Clear Creek Township, Warren County, Ohio, United States [4] |
as Job Lackey, in the household of Enos Lackey |
Census |
1860 |
Clear Creek Township, Warren County, Ohio, United States [5] |
as Job Lackey in the household of Enos Lackey |
Census |
1870 |
Clear Creek Township, Warren County, Ohio, United States [6] |
as Job Lackey, farm laborer, in the household of Enos Lackey |
Newspaper |
21 Jan 1884 |
Lebanon, Warren County, Ohio, United States [7] |
Set Aside and Held for Naught |
Address: The Western Star |
—Although it is considered a delicate, and sometimes dangerous thing for Courts to meddle with deeds, so far as to declare them utterly void, it nevertheless occasionally happens that a Judge is called upon to decide and declare whether instruments of this kind shall stand and operate to defeat the claims of honest creditors.
—The second case wherein the validity of a deed has been called in question in our Common Pleas Court during the past few weeks was decided by Judge O'Neall last Monday.
—The first was the Hunt case, in which Judge Doan sat, and the one now under consideration was the case of Wm F. Dill against Job and John Lackey. The trial of this case came off at the close of the last term of Court, but Judge O'Neall reserved his decision until the time named above.
—Wm. F. Dill, the plaintiff, asked to have certain deeds set aside which were made to Job and John Lackey by Enos Lackey in his lifetime, and which the plaintiff alleged were false and fraudulent.
—The interest which Mr. Dill had in this matter grew out of a promissory note which Enos Lackey endorsed and transferred to him for a valuable consideration. The note was for $3,000 and was jointly made by John S. and James A. Roseberry.
—At the October term of Court, 1883, Wm. F. Dill recovered a judgment against the makers and endorser of the note for the sum of $1545 and the costs of the suit. no part of the judgment has ever been paid, and one of the Roseberrys has since died insolvent while the other is a non-resident of this county and also insolvent.
—The pleadings allege that Enos Lackey conveyed, after the suit on the note was commenced, certain tracts of land to Job and John Lackey that should now be made subject to the payment of this claim, on the ground that the conveyances were fraudulent.
—Judge O'Neall in a lengthy review of the whole case, in which he cites numerous authorities to back up his decision, declared the deeds null and void and set the same aside.
—Touching the charge of fraud he had this to say:
"But is has been argued that we can not set these conveyances aside upon the ground of fraud without impugning the Christian character of Enos Lackey, and reflecting upon his sons, John and Job Not so. Enos Lackey was, I believe, a Christian gentleman. I never heard his integrity questioned, we are not now questioning it, nor that of his sons. The act may be adjudged covinous, although the parties deny all intention of committing a fraud. It is not necessary to impute to the parties "A premeditated or wicked intention to destroy or injure the interests of others." A man may commit a fraud without believing it to be a fraud. From the testimony before us, including the papers in the case of Dill Vs. Roseberry et al., it is evident that Enos Lackey believed that he had been relieved from all liability to plaintiff; he doubtless felt and believed that plaintiff had extended the time of payment of said note, thereby relieving him from liability. He did not feel morally bound to pay it; he believed that the plaintiff was the wrong-doer; he believed that he had a right to prefer his children, his sons. Thes defendants shared his feelings, they felt that they were doing no moral wrong in accepting the deeds.
—The following were the last words of his decision:
—I shall not say that the transfers were voluntary or fraudulent, but simply void as to the creditors of Enos Lackey. I do not attribute moral fraud, but pronounce the transactions fictitious. Looking at the probable views of the parties at the time these transfers were made, there appears to be no moral turpitude in it. I do not mean to even insinuate that there was any moral turpitude on the part of the Lackeys. I do not believe there was any. Yet I cannot believe that either law or equity can uphold these conveyances. Thse deeds are therefore held and declared to be void, and are set aside and held for naught.
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Occupation |
Owned a saloon at 1841 S. Wayne Ave. [8] |
Buried |
Oct 1913 |
Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, United States [9] |
Address: Evergreen Cemetery |
Died |
28 Oct 1913 |
Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, United States [3] |
Cause: of carcinoma of the prostate |
Address: County Hospital |
Person ID |
I7825 |
TangledRoots |
Last Modified |
25 May 2021 |
Father |
Enos Lackey, b. 21 Oct 1802, Northwest Territory, United States , d. 4 Apr 1884, Lebanon, Warren County, Ohio, United States (Age 81 years) |
Mother |
Matilda Irwin, b. 9 Sep 1806, Butler County, Ohio, United States , d. 11 Dec 1881, Lebanon, Warren County, Ohio, United States (Age 75 years) |
Married |
8 Feb 1823 |
Clear Creek Township, Warren County, Ohio, United States |
Family ID |
F2709 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family |
Mary E. Harley, b. 1851, Warren County, Ohio, United States , d. Yes, date unknown |
Married |
16 Apr 1874 |
Clark County, Ohio, United States [10, 11, 12] |
Children |
| 1. Harley Lackey, b. 15 Dec 1877, Warren County, Ohio, United States , d. Yes, date unknown |
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Last Modified |
16 Jan 2022 |
Family ID |
F3157 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Event Map |
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| Born - 11 May 1847 - Warren County, Ohio, United States |
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| Census - as Job Lackey, in the household of Enos Lackey - 1850 - Clear Creek Township, Warren County, Ohio, United States |
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| Census - as Job Lackey in the household of Enos Lackey - 1860 - Clear Creek Township, Warren County, Ohio, United States |
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| Census - as Job Lackey, farm laborer, in the household of Enos Lackey - 1870 - Clear Creek Township, Warren County, Ohio, United States |
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| Married - 16 Apr 1874 - Clark County, Ohio, United States |
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| Newspaper - Set Aside and Held for Naught,Address: The Western Star - 21 Jan 1884 - Lebanon, Warren County, Ohio, United States |
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| Buried - Address: Evergreen Cemetery - Oct 1913 - Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, United States |
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| Died - Cause: of carcinoma of the prostate,Address: County Hospital - 28 Oct 1913 - Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, United States |
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Sources |
- [S1138] Information from Richard Foley, email dated May 31, 2001.
Job Lackey was born 11 May 1847 in Warren County, Ohio
- [S21] Book: History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family, pg. 506.
5798. Job, b. 5, 11, 1847
- [S1800] California: County Birth and Death Records, #5374 Job Lackey.
Job Lackey
Place of Death: Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, County, Hospital
male, white, single, bookkeeper
Birthdate: May 11 1848 in Ohio, Age 65
Father: Enos Lackey, born Ohio
Mother: Matilda Erwin, born Ohio
Date of Death: Oct 28 1913
Cause of Death: carcinoma of prostate
Burial: Evergreen
Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California
28 October 1913
- [S1292] 1850 Federal Census: Ohio, Warren County, FHL#444730., Clearcreek Township, p865.
DW 217-217
...line 5 - Moses Harlan, age 39 Male, Justice of Peace, born Ohio
...line 6 - Sarah T. Harlan, age 29 female, born R. Island
...line 7 - Emma M. Harlan, age 7 female, born Ohio
...line 8 - William H. Harlan age 4 male, born Ohio
...line 9 - Marshall S. Harlan, age 4 male, born Ohio
...line 10 - George F. Harlan, age 1 male, born Ohio
DW 218-218
...line 11 - Esther Harlan, 73 female, born Virginia
...line 12 - Angelina Vickroy, age 28, female, white, born Ohio
DW 219-219
...line 13 - Enos Lackey, age 47 male, farmer, born Ohio
...line 14 - Matilda Lackey, age 44 female, born Ohio
...line 15 - John Lackey, age 19 male, farmer, born Ohio
...line 16 - Richard Lackey, age 17 male, farmer, born Ohio
...line 17 - Ira Lackey, age 15 male, farmer, born Ohio
...line 18 - Sarah A. Lackey, age 14 female, born Ohio
...line 19 - Hannah Lackey, age 12 female, born Ohio
...line 20 - Caroline Lackey, age 10 female, born Ohio
...line 21 - Catherine Lackey, age 8 female, born Ohio
...line 22 - Martha J. Lackey, age 6 female, born Ohio
...line 23 - Elsworth Lackey, age 5 male, born Ohio
...line 24 - Job Lackey, age 3 male, born Ohio
Clear Creek Township Warren County, Ohio p865
- [S634] 1860 Federal Census: Ohio, Warren County, Clearcreek Township, p18.
DW 126-126
...line 23 - Enos Lackey, age 58 male, farmer, born Ohio
...line 24 - Matilda Lackey, age 56 female, born Ohio
...line 25 - Catharine Lackey, age 19 female, born Ohio
...line 26 - Jennie Lackey, age 17 female, born Ohio
...line 27 - Ellsworth Lackey, age 15 male, born Ohio
...line 28 - Job Lackey, age 12 male, born Ohio
...line 29 - Angeline Lackey, age 8, female, born Ohio
...line 30 - Washington Goggs, age 21, male, born Ohio
...line 31 - George Dinsmore, age 18, male, born Ohio
Clear Creek Township Warren County, Ohio p18
- [S1006] 1870 Federal Census: Ohio, Warren County, Clearcreek Township, p7.
DW 56-61
...line 16 - Enos Lackey, age 67, male white, farmer, born Ohio
...line 17 - Matilda Lackey, age 64 female white, keeping house, born Ohio
...line 18 - Job Lackey, age 23 male white, farm laborer, born Ohio
...line 19 - Angeline Lackey, age 20 female white, helping mother, born Ohio
...line 20 - Jane Lackey, age 32, female white, helping mother, born Ohio
...line 21 - Harry, age 5, male, white, born Ohio
...line 22 - Caroline, female, white, born Ohio
...line 23 - Daisey, feamle, white, born Ohio
Clear Creek Township Warren County, Ohio p7
- [S1934] Newspaper: The Weekly Western Star (Lebanon, Ohio), 21 January 1884, page 4.
...Wm. F. Dill, the plaintiff, asked to have certain deeds set aside which were made to Job and John Lackey by Enos Lackey in his lifetime, and which the plaintiff alleged were false and fraudulent.
Set Aside and Held for Naught
21 January 1884
- [S1138] Information from Richard Foley.
Job Lackey (Lizzie) owned a saloon at 1841 S. Wayne Ave, year???
- [S1888] Find A Grave, MEMORIAL ID 57855295 Job Lackey.
Job Lackey
BIRTH 1848
DEATH 1913 (aged 64–65)
BURIAL Evergreen Cemetery, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, USA
MEMORIAL ID 57855295
Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California
Job Lackey 1848-1913
- [S1138] Information from Richard Foley, email dated May 31, 2001.
He married Mary E. Harley 16 Apr 1874 in clark, Ohio
- [S21] Book: History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family, pg. 506.
.....m. Mary Harley.
- [S773] Ohio: County Marriages 1789-2013.
State of Ohio, Clarke County
Job Lackey and Mary E. Harley, married 16 April 1874, by J. W. Mestor, Pastor Methodist Church
Clark County, Ohio
16 April 1874
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