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William Lacey 1897 - 1976

William B Lacey of Pomona, Los Angeles County, CA was born on November 3, 1897, and died at age 78 years old in September 1976.

William B Lacey

Pomona, Los Angeles County, CA 91766

November 3, 1897

September 1976

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November 3, 1897

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The New Hotel
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1976

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September 1976

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09/06/2011

A. O. Lacey Boarding House

A.O. Lacey Boarding House Or "The New Hotel", San Dimas, Ca.
Some of the Male Boarders, Mattie holding Grace and William is next to her. A.O. holding the horses at the side of the house.

The early settlement that preceded San Dimas was called Mud Springs and, briefly, Mound City. According to local legend, Don Ygnacio Palomares, who received the Rancho San José as part of a Mexican land grant, kept some of his cattle in a corral in the so-called Horsethief Canyon. After Native Americans repeatedly ran his horses off, he prayed to St. Dimas, the crucified thief who begged forgiveness for his sins and later became patron saint of thieves. Soon the canyon in question was renamed San Dimas Canyon by Spanish settlers, and when the town was laid out in 1887, founders appropriated the name, which sounded better than "Mud Springs" and would therefore be more likely to attract new residents.

Date & Place: 1904 at Bonita Avenue in San Dimas, California USA

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ThomasDillon Lacey

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06/06/2004

Uncle Bill Lacey In Texas

This photo was taken when Uncle Bill was in the Air Force. He was my father's baby brother.

Date & Place: June 8, 1952 at Parking Lot At Air Force Club in Texas United States

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ThomasDillon Lacey

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06/01/2004

Michael Lacey and Son Bill

This is a photo of my grandfather Lacey and his son Bill, when in the service, WW11. His MOS was a bartender during his term of service. The photo is taken on the Michael Lacey homestead porch.

Date & Place: July 16, 1944 at Michael Lacey in Carrolltown/Cambria, Pennsylvania United States

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