Warren Ackley was born 18 August 1783 in East Haddam, Middlesex CT as son of Captain Ephraim and Hannah Ackley. [15] [14]
He moved to Milford NY about 1800. [6]
He married Demarius Tubbs on 28 February 1805. [11]
The first settler on the hill west of Colliers was John Shaw about 1808. Soon after Peter Scott and Warren Ackley settled on wilderness farms on the hill and commenced new country farming." "The place was then called "Shaw Hill". The land on this hill was good soil, and well timbered, but rather stoney. In consequence of the stone, Lemuel Ackley gave it a new name. He called it "Stone Arabia" and it has always retained the same name. " "Warren Ackley reared a family of five sons and daughters. His oldest son Mitchel married Eliza Quackenbush. His son Willis was a hop merchant. His third son Lemuel married Lydia Gurney who had several children. One of his sons Charles is the principal undertaker of the town of Laurens." [19] My note- This has caused some confusion in the family tree. The vague use of his in two cases could cause misinterpretation of who the parents of Charles and Willis are. Charles was the son of Lemuel and Willis was the son of Mitchel. All of Warren's five sons and five daughters are accounted for without Willis.
1810 Federal Census of Milford, Otsego County NY listed W. Ackley with the following household: a male aged 26-45; a female aged 16-26; a male aged 10-16; and a male and a female aged under 10 years. [1]
For the war of 1812 Warren enlisted 1 September 1812 and was discharged 2 November 1812. He served as a corporal in Captain Westcoat's Company in the NT State militia. [12] [13]
1820 Federal Census of Milford Otsego County NY listed Warren Ackley with the following household: a male and a female aged 26-45 a male and a female aged 10-16 and 2 males and 2 females aged less than 10. [2]
1830 Federal Census of Milford Otsego County NY listed Warren Ackley with the following household: a male and a female aged 40/50; a male aged 20/30; 2 males aged 15/20 and 2 females aged 10/15; a male and a female aged 5/10 and a female under 5. [3]
1840 Federal Census of Milford Otsego County NY listed Warren Ackley with following household: a male and female aged 50/60; a male aged 20/30; a female aged 15/20; a male and female aged 10/15 and a male aged 5/10. [4]
16 March 1847 Warren Ackley and Demaris Ackley his wife of Milford NY sold land in Milford NY to Lemuel Ackley. Warren and Demaris signed with marks. [16]
1850 Federal Census of Milford Otsego County NY listed Warren Ackley 66 a farmer born in CT, Demarious Ackley 61 born in NY, Filinda Ackley 20 born in NY, James Ackley 14 born in NY. In the same dwelling but a different family George Ackley 24 Born in NY and Harriet Ackley 21 born in MA. The real estate was worth $1200. [5]
1850 Federal Agricultural Census of Milford Otsego County NY listed farm belonging to Warren having 60 acres of improved land and 13 acres of unimproved land. The crop included 10 tons of hay, 100 bushels of oats, 50 bushels of rye, 15 bushels of buckwheat, 45 bushels of corn, 25 bushels of potatoes, 500 pounds of butter, 15 bushels of peas and beans, 35 pounds of wool and 200 pounds of hops. On the farm were 6 milk cows, 3 horses, 15 sheep and 4 swine. [8]
1855 NY State Census of Milford Otsego County NY listed Warren Ackley 72 a farmer born in CT who had lived in Milford for 55 years, Demarious Ackley 65 born in Rensselaer County who had lived in Milford for 54 years and sons James Ackley 19 born in Otsego County. A second family was listed as George Ackley 29 born in Otsego County and Harriet Ackley born in MA. Warren could not read or write, and Demarius could not read. The farm belonging to Warren and son George included 85 acres of improved land and 16 acres of unimproved land. The crop in 1854 included 12 tons of hay, 20 bushels of oats, 9 bushels of rye, 15 bushels of buckwheat, 50 bushels of corn, 110 bushels of potatoes, 2000 pounds of hops and 30 bushels of apples. On the farm were 3 cattle and seven cows, 5 horses, 5 swine and 29 sheep. The farm also produced eggs and 400 pounds of butter. [6]
1865 NY State Census of Milford Otsego County NY listed Warren Ackley 83 a farmer born in CT, wife Demarius Ackley 76 born in Columbia County, child George Ackley 45, child Lydia Ackley 43, daughter-in-law Harriet Ackley 36, grandson James B. Ackley 15, granddaughter Harriet Ackley 10, granddaughter Martha Ackley 4 and granddaughter Ann Woodcock 7. The farm included 60 acres of improved land and 40 acres of unimproved land. The crop in 1864 included 8 tons of hay, 30 bushels of oats, 25 bushels of rye, 30 bushels of buckwheat, 25 bushels of corn, 40 bushels of potatoes, 500 pounds of hops, 75 bushels of apples, 3 barrels of cider, 60 pounds of maple sugar, 6 gallons of maple molasses and 4 bushels of wheat. On the farm were 6 cattle and 2 milk cows, 2 horses and 1 swine. The farm also produced 1000 pounds of butter. [7]
1870 Federal Census of Milford Otsego County NY listed Warren Ackley 87 who couldn't read or write and was born in CT, and Demerius Ackley 81 who couldn't read or write and was born in NY with George Ackley 43 a farmer born in NY, Harriet Ackley 41 who was born in MA and couldn't read or write and Martha Ackley 9. [9]
1870 Federal Agricultural Census of Milford Otsego County NY listed farm belonging to Warren and son George included 55 acres of improved land and 10 acres of unimproved land. The crop included 10 tons of hay, 75 bushels of oats, 50 bushels of rye, 50 bushels of buckwheat, 50 bushels of corn, 70 bushels of potatoes, 400 pounds of butter and 430 pounds of hops. On the farm were 2 milk cows, 1 horse and 3 swine. [10]
Warren died 11 May 1873 aged 90 years, 3 months and 11 days. He was buried in the Milford Center Cemetery in Milford Center Otsego County NY [15] [17]. Warren died 11 May 1873. [11] [18]
His son George W. Ackley became administrator of his estate on 29 December 1874. [18]
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