Commemorative biographical record of Hartford County, Connecticut : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many of the early settled families . th his son Elah until his death at Windsor, Conn,in 1851. Elah Stacy was reared to manhood on the hom<farm at Colebrook, N. H., and received a gooccommon-school education. He followed farming a:a life vocation, and in 1851 removed with his faniily from his native State and county t» WindsorConn. Tobacco culture was then rising into importance, and he purchased a tract of eighty-severacres (which is now a po
Commemorative biographical record of Hartford County, Connecticut : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many of the early settled families . th his son Elah until his death at Windsor, Conn,in 1851. Elah Stacy was reared to manhood on the hom<farm at Colebrook, N. H., and received a gooccommon-school education. He followed farming a:a life vocation, and in 1851 removed with his faniily from his native State and county t» WindsorConn. Tobacco culture was then rising into importance, and he purchased a tract of eighty-severacres (which is now a portion of Keeney Park)and engaged in tobacco raising and general farming. In 1869 he sold this property, and purchase<the Case farm of 136 acres at Weatogue, Simsburynow owned by Frank P. Dodge, where he remained, an active and successful farmer, stoclraiser and tobacco grower, until his death. MrStacy was married, in 1830, at Ellington, TollaniCo., Conn., to Elizabeth Beasly, a native of thatown, and daughter of John Dwight Beasly. Thehad six children: Susan A., wife of John J. Haltof Onondaga county, N. Y.; Florette, who marrieiE. F. Waterhouse, of Windsor, Conn., and is nov.
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