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1. [BLACK-L] Book For BLACK surname Research [1]
During a recent research trip in Georgia I came across the following book "The Cross of Military Service". It contains the history and records of men of lineal Confederate descent who served honorably in the Army, Navy or Marine Corps of the United States or its allies during the period of WW I (6 April 1917 - 11 Nov 1918) and covers most states, north and south. It was edited and compiled for the United Daughters of the Confederacy in 1927. I found it available at two libraries: DeKalb County P
2. Unidentified subject! [1]
Just found this in our newspaper. San Diego Union-Tribune Wednesday 21, 1999 Audrey Black, 90; Medical secretary, campaign aide to Maureen O'Connor Audrey Black had no political experience or agenda when she joined maureen O'Connor's first campaign for public office in 1971. But as a role model and mentor, Mrs. Black offered invaluable support. "Audrey was a mentor and friend to every young person she met," said O'Connor, who was elected to the City Council in 1971 and served as mayor from 1986 to 1992
3. [BLACK-L] Wm Francis or Frederick Joseph Black [1]
This is the first info request I have every sent. Hope I am doing it okay....Looking for any info on Frederick Joseph Black(my .ggrandfather) and his brother William Francis Black. They were the sons of Samuel Robert Black, Greenbrier Co, WV. Frederick Black married Rebecca Benson before 1840 and they moved to Knox Co Ill and then to Henry Co Iowa. I was told they had seven children. Will married a Pamelia Lovell of Brattlebere, VT and had four children,William, Arthur, Robert,and Alice. The original
4. [BLACK-L] BLACK, Robert Wasson [1]
My grandfather, Robert Wasson Black was born January 8, 1870, in Nova Scotia, Canada. All I know of his ancestors are parents named J. William Black, and Sara(h) Elizabeth Andrews. He married Lillie May Wilbur of New Brunswick, Canada, and had children named Pauline, Mildred (died in infancy), Harry E., Helen and Evelyn Marie (my Mother) His siblings were 1) Martha Jane b. Aug. 20, 1857, m. Joe Hurlburt; 2) James William b. May 19, 1859, lost Sep. 8, 1877 on fishing trip to Grand Banks; (3) Abbie Ida b.
5. [BLACK-L] BLACK, Thomas Marion [1]
In the earlier communique I sent out requesting info on Thomas Marion Black, I neglected to include the marriage date of Thomas Marion Black and Mary Lucretia Artman. This date was February 6, 1879. Evidently, they were living in Bullitt Co., KY and left from there to move to Missouri. Thanks again for any help anyone can give. Jackie
6. [BLACK-L] Bayard and Blanche Black of Bozeman, MT [1]
While at the library I found a list for the Great Falls, MT Crematorium Bayard A Black crem 18 Mar 1952 Mrs. Blanche D Black-Gallatin Gateway- wife to Dokken/Nelson/Kippon F.H. Bozemon, MT James W Black crem 21 Jan 1984 d-Great Falls 67 y Martha E Black-wife Leo Edward Black crem 24 Apr 1980 age 72 Hazel M Black-Helena-wife to Retz F.H. Helena Raymond R Black crem 1/27/1975 d. Jan 26, 1975 d-Anaconda M age 55 Shirley Black wife Virginia M Black crem Jan 3, 1980 d. Great Falls age 67 Wallace Black- Geys
7. [BLACK-L] BLACK, Thomas Marion [1]
Looking for information on Thomas Marion Black, b. 4/18/1858, d. 1/4/1935. Married Mary Lucretia Artman, b. 1/6/1858, d. 1/20/1935. Not sure where Thomas Marion was born, but know that after he and Mary Artman married, they floated a raft down the Ohio River from Louisville, KY, then on the Mississippi River as far as Wolf Island, MO. On the raft, they had 3 children, some animals, and personal belongings. After about a year living on the island, they came to the mainland and settled near Anniston, Miss
8. [BLACK-L] Southern IL Black's [1]
Greetings fellow seekers, Do any of you have information concerning members of the Black family that moved into Southern Illinois in the early 1800's? Most likely, they would have come up from Tennessee. Thanks James Henry Black III
9. [BLACK-L] Just testing [1]
Just testing to see if I'm still on this list as I have not rec'd any mail in some time. Tami
10. [BLACK-L] [Fwd: [HUNT-L] Fw:] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------43DA8EF89B710EC98CFFE88D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------43DA8EF89B710EC98CFFE88D Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from mail5.bellsouth.net (mail5.bellsouth.net [205.152.80.6]) by mail.mem.bellsouth.net (8.8.8-spamdog/8.8.5) with ESMTP id XAA04616 for ; Sat, 24 Apr 1999 23:41:39 -0400 (EDT) Receive
11. [BLACK-L] JOHNSON, Cora May (~1890-aft 1956),(AR-GA) [1]
Cora May JOHNSON is a 1C 2R. Her married name was BLACK. Name: Cora May Johnson ========================================== Birth: abt 1890 Arkansas[449] Parent Death: 12 Jun 1948 Fulton Co., GA (Richard James Johnson)[412],[413] Sibling Death: 21 Aug 1956 Fulton Co., GA (Floyd Johnson)[414] Father: Richard James Johnson (1853-1948) Mother: Mary Richardson (~1868-<1948) Spouses ========================================== 1: Grover C. Black Birth: abt 1884 Arkansas[449] Marriage: 24 Dec 1905 Sevier Co.
12. [BLACK-L] Charles Wheeler of Bath Co, KY [1]
>I want to thank all the nice people that have helped me this week. Using >the census data from Bath Co 1830-1850, Wayne Co, KY 1820,Cass Co, MO >census 1850-1880, online info and a trip to the library I have put together >the following family very tentatively. I believe that Charles Wheeler may >be the son of Stephen Wheeler of Washington Co, VA and his first wife was >Mary Simmons and the daughter of Charles Simmons of Montgomery Co, VA. > >Charles Wheeler 1792 VA-bef 1860 BAth Co? > +Mary Simmons 1795 M
13. [BLACK-L] Robert/Susanna Shaw Black [1]
Am seeking information on Robert Black m Susanna Shaw.. Robert b: ca 1816 in Va, Ky, or Ill.. d: Prior to 1870 Barry County, Mo. m: ca 1838 Susanna Shaw of Kentucky This family lived for a time in Illinois prior to moving to Reynolds co, Mo later moved to Barry Co, Mo.. Anyone with any information, please help... Thanks for reading Julie
14. [BLACK-L] Robert BLACK (1840-1908) [1]
This is not my line but maybe it will help someone else so am copying all I know below: " Clark Co., WA Genealogical Society member Gerry Gilman has updated our first cemetery volume, which she has abstracted and annotated. The Old City Cemetery is located at the corner of Mill Plain Blvd & Grand Ave., Vancouver, WA. BLACK, Robert b. 1840 - d. 3 Feb 1908 died of La Grippe (Flu), age 68 Y. Int. 5 Feb 1908 in NE 106-3 Line 7 (Self) Parents were not listed. Ref: #3. Vancouver City Cemetery Burial Re
15. Unidentified subject! [1]
Looking for parents and siblings of John Black b. 1824 TN married Abi Earles(date unknown). First confirmed finding 1850 Reynolds Co.,MO census John 26 b.TN Farmer Abby 23 b. KY Sarah 6 b. MO Perry 4 b. MO John 2 b. MO Peyton 8/12 b.MO Jacob Saunders 58 b.PA Stone Mason 3 more children were born in Reynolds Co. later William, Susan, James John Sr. was killed or died in 1857 Abi remarried Lewis Glidewell in Sullivan Co. in 1858. Also looking for more information on children. Have found descendant o
16. [BLACK-L] Iowa Blacks [1]
I seem to recall seeing someone researching Iowa Blacks. Had a query today regarding a Cyril L. Black born in Iowa. Last known residence Montana 1934. Daughter "Billie". Any connections? Michelle
17. [BLACK-L] John Black & William Black [1]
John Black b. 1824 TN migrated to somewhere in IL finally settling in Reynolds CO.,MO. by 1850. Children: Sarah b. 1844; Perry b. 1846; John Jr. b. 1848; Peyton(Paton)b. 1850; Susan b. 1852; William b. 1854; James b. 1856. Looking for siblings and parents; place and date of marriage to Abi(Tabitha or Abitha) Earles. Also, would like to find connections to children. I descend from Peyton. William Littleton Black b. 1829 TN Located in Cass Co. IL Anyone know who he is? Michelle
18. [BLACK-L] Bouncing message [1]
I just sent a message to this list and it bounced. Testing this one. Cheri
19. [BLACK-L] BLACK in Vernon, OH [1]
Looking for information on Elenora (Myra) Black, daughter of Archibald Black and ? of Vernon, OH. She was probably born around 1820, as she married Anson Brown in 1840. Elenora was the mother of Fayette Anson Brown, born 1848 (and others?) in Williamsfield, OH. Any connections? Lisa
20. [BLACK-L] Edward w./Elisha B. black [1]
have info on Elisha Black decentants kansas looking for info on Edward W born Tenn(?) 1826{?)have info after left Mo.>kansas
21. [BLACK-L] Fwd: Sealock-Black connections [1]
Someone sent this to me and I just thought I'd pass it on, but this is not my direct line. -Erin >From: jhacket1@ix.netcom.com (Joan Hackett) >To: ebradford@hotmail.com >Subject: Sealock > >I am working on a new edition of _The Sealock Story_, and found your >Sealock entry on the internet. You might be interested in a little >more info. Catherine S. Sealock (21 Nov 1815-14 Nov 1839) who md. >Demosthenes Black, was daughter of Samuel and Mary/ Polly (Powell) >Sealock, who were md. 11 Sep 1808 in Lou
22. [BLACK-L] my BLACKS: James R.b abt.1815 md Rebecca Buckner and more... [1]
James R. and Rebecca Black's children: Henry F. b 1838 TN William b 1843 TN Isaac b 1844 TN Mary b 1846 TN Howard b 8-1849 TN H. Creed b 1850 TN James b 1853 TX Rebecca b 1858 TX If any of these names look familiar...would love some help. I do have some info, but mosty on the descendents of Howard BLACK who md. Sarah Virginia Medford (1) and Lucy A. Pierce (2). Thank you so much, Judy
23. [BLACK-L] THOMAS MARION BLACK [1]
Looking for info on Thomas Marion Black, b. 4/18/1858, d. 1/4/1935 in Anniston, Mississippi Co., MO. Family has always believed he was born in Butler Co., AL, but have not been able to confirm or deny. There are a lot of Black's in AL, but have never been able to connect my Black with any in AL. The following is all the info I have from one of my aunts in regards to the Black side of my family. All of the following will be written exactly as she wrote it to me. Letter from one N.E. Black, Garland, Butl
24. [BLACK-L] Peyton and Laura Glidewell Black [1]
Peyton Black b. Oct. 9, 1850 d. Sept. 1, 1909 Laura Glidewell Black b. Oct 5, 1857 d. June 8, 1907 Peyton and Laura were married in Sullivan Co., MO on Oct. 12, 1874 Children: Alva Scott(my Ggrandfather) b. June 16, 1876 d. 1950 William(Willie) b. Feb 9, 1878 d. Sept 24, 1940 John(Johnnie) b. Nov. 19, 1881 d. Oct. 16, 1970 Georgia No data available Gertie b. April 1890 d. June 20, 1954 married name Crocker Ola b. July 1, 1892 d. married name Lutsinger Lola b. Sept. 14, 1894 d. married name Mitchell
25. Re: [BLACK-L] Peter Black data [1]
In your message pertaining to Peter Black, you also mention a Douglas Black who lived for a time in Decatur County, Georgia. I am trying to track down DECATUR BLACK who bought land in Arkansas County, Arkansas around 1898. The census stated that he was from North Carolina. Could there be a relation, or just coincidence? Ralph
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