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Wakigu Dalasini (sometimes spelled Talasini) ca. 1797-1865 Lacy took the surname of his mixed blood wife, Betsy Christie. They left on the Trail of Tears, Betsy dying around Nashville, TN. Lacy came on with his children. He never remarried. He was the father of Watt Chrisite, grandfather of Ned Christie. |
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