Stacy, Charles E. "C. E."
House 1878-80 (District 10)
Party when first elected: Republican
Counties Served:
Olmsted
BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
Date of Birth:
7/6/1826
Birth Place:
Concord, Vermont
Birth County:
Essex
Birth Country:
United States
Date of Death:
7/21/1881
Gender:
Male
Religion:
Reported Minority: None Reported
Other Names:
C. E.
| Alternate Spelling of Last Name: Stacey |
City of Residence (when first elected):
Rochester
Occupation (when first elected):
Farmer
EDUCATION
OTHER GOVERNMENT SERVICE
FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS
Spouse:
Married
Children:
One child (son)
Family Members Who Have Served in the Minnesota Legislature:
GENERAL NOTES
Toensing, and the St. Paul Pioneer Press, November 10, 1877 list his last name as Stacy. The Minnesota Legislative Manual, 1878 lists both Stacy and Stacey.
He came to Minnesota in 1867.
He was a farmer. He was also a carpenter and builder.
He was listed as a Republican on the list of members posted after the 1877 election. ("The Next Legislature." St. Paul Pioneer Press, November 10, 1877)
He died due to injuries sustained when he was knocked from his horse and beaten in the woods (The Minneapolis Journal, 1881).
He is buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Rochester, Minnesota.
Elected:
11/5/1878
Residence:
Rochester
Term of Office:
1/7/1879 to 1/3/1881
Counties Represented:
Olmsted
Occupation:
Farmer
Party:
Not Available
Committees:
-
Inebriate Asylum (Chair)
-
Public Lands
Elected:
11/6/1877
Residence:
Rochester
Term of Office:
1/8/1878 to 1/6/1879
Counties Represented:
Olmsted
Occupation:
Farmer
Party:
Republican
Party Notes: He was listed as a Republican on the list of members posted after the 1877 election. ("The Next Legislature." St. Paul Pioneer Press, November 10, 1877)
Committees:
-
Inebriate Asylum (Chair)
-
Joint Relief from Grasshopper Devastation Special
-
Public Lands
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