OBITS: LACY, Andrew Courtney

Born: August 25, 1897, Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Kentucky

Died: November 14, 1979, Georgetown, Scott County, Kentucky�

Copyright 2003 Pat and Earl Lacy, Ocala, Florida

This copy contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives.

eplacy@worldnet.att.net Submitted October 2003�

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Andrew Courtney Lacy died November 14, 1979 in Georgetown, 
Kentucky.

Burial was in the Hillcrest Memorial Park, Lexington, Kentucky.�

He is survived by one son, William Earl Lacy, Sr.; three 
grand-children, William Earl Lacy, Jr., Katherine Ann Nippert and 
John Andrew Lacy; and three great-grandchildren, Robert Douglas Lacy,
Karen Ann Nippert and Timothy David Nippert. �

Mr. Lacy was the son of the late William Porter Lacy and Mollie
 Elizabeth (Johnson) Lacy. He was the grandson of the late 
Alexander "Alic" Preston Lacy and Mary "Pollyann" (Nickell) Lacy, 
Wolfe County, and the late Abraham Franklin Johnson and Caroline 
(James) Johnson, Wolfe County. He was also the great-grandson of
 the late Mark Lacy and Sally (Huff) Lacy, Wolfe County; and 
the great-great-grandson of the late John Lacy and Sarah (Porter) 
Lacy, Wolfe County.Andrew Courtney had one sister, Flossie C. (Lacy) 
Swango.�

He was married to Anna Pearl Clark on March 22, 1919, at Hazel 
Green, Kentucky, and they resided on Lacy Creek for a while.  Courtney 
and Pearl were divorced in 1953.�

Before moving to Georgetown, Mr. Lacy lived in Lexington for 
sometime. He was retired from the Lexington Army Depot.�

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