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1. [BLACK-L] re: Black [1]
Does anyone have a James Burney BLACK in their line? Thanks, Debby
2. [BLACK-L] William Black, Ireland to America [1]
I have in my notes on the family of William Black, died 1781 (age 56), married Martha Gillespie and came to America in 1730 settling in Pa. the information came from the autobiography of The Rev. James Boyce, whose father was Samuel A. Boyce and mother, Deborah, d/o John Black, Sr. William Black was his mother's immigrant ancestor. Perhaps the book "The Black Family of Carrabus County, NC and Abbeville, SC" will clear this up (or add to the confusion!). If someone has access to the book maybe they can
3. [BLACK-L] William Black, Ireland to America [1]
Does anyone know whether Thomas Osborne Black, b. abt. 1752 NC/SC, d. abt. 1831 Hancock Co., KY, m. Sophia Gassoway Springs abt. 1777, links to "Wm. Black, Ireland to America"? Our limited info suggests he does. Supposedly "our" Blacks emigrated from Ireland with Gillespies and Osbornes to PA in the relevant time period and portions of all 3 families went south togethor to the Carolinas before the Revolution. Our source kind of thought that Thomas Osborne Black was a grandson of a Thomas Black who had mar
4. [BLACK-L] how to unsubscibe [1]
---- On Jul 7 brats@uniserve.com wrote: > Would you please help me > I too would like to unsubcribe. I have > not been able to unsubscribe > after several attempts. Please let me > know the whos and the whats thank > You > Lindy Folks, I have recently received a barage of requests like above and now I am wondering if the problem is the server or if the problem is people are not following directions...again. If you want to unsub from the list, follow these directions exactly: IF YOU ARE SUBSCRIBED T
5. [BLACK-L] Permission [1]
You have my permission.
6. [BLACK-L] permission [1]
You have my permission Janet B. Lee jblee@iamerica.net
7. [BLACK-L] James & Jemima Black [1]
I am trying to gather information on descendants of James and Jemima Ledford Black and any info on their parents / siblings, as well. I descend through their son, John Frank Black and am trying to piece the whole family together. Thank You, Suzanne
8. [BLACK-L] Blacks in NC and SC [1]
I am trying to find any information on Real Black- B:4/10/1876, D:4/1/1942. He married Alice Fleming. They probably lived somewhere around Kings Mountain, NC, but could have been across the line in SC. Please email me if you have run across this name. Thanks, S Fowler
9. Re: [BLACK-L] Permission [1]
I must have missed the original message; but you most certainly have my permission to put my messages on the list. Michele Kilmer
10. [BLACK-L] Sorry to bother you - Can't Unsubscribe [1]
Hello - apologies to the listmembers. I have tried following the instructions to unsubscribe from this list, but have been unsuccessful. Would the listowner please unsubscribe me? Thank you. Ginny Hench hench@hawaii.edu
11. [BLACK-L] 1870 Worth County Georgia: Margaret Black and Anna Black [1]
Need information on Anna Black, b. 1851 and Margaret Black, b. 1846, living 1870 Worth County, Georgia in household of Green Black, b. 1826. Green Black is s/o Douglass and Anna Black. Are these women his sisters? Did they marry in Worth County? Green Black married Mrs. Catherine Faircloth 21 Apr 1852, Baker County, Georgia; lived in Worth County until ca. 1885, then moved to Citrus County, Florida. If anyone is connected to this family, I have a great deal of info and will gladly share. Barbara
12. [BLACK-L] Green Vardiman Black [1]
Hi Black Cousins Has anyone heard of a book called "From Pioneer to Scientist" by Carl and Bessie Black. This has the history ofGreen Vardman Black and his ancestors. He was a nephew of my Thomas Gillespie Black. and the son of William Black and Mary Vaughn. He was born in TN or IL. He served in the Army during the Civil War and is considered the "father of modern dentistry." I have tried to get this book on interlibrary loan but to no avail. Any information will be appreciated. Thank You. Leta Denny C
13. [BLACK-L] Permission [1]
You have my permission: John Black b. 1753, died 1847, buried in Presbyterian Cemetery near Pottsgrove, Columbia Co.PA. Married: Hannah b. 1771, died 1846, buried in Presbyterian Cemetery near Pottsgrove, Columbia Co., PA. Generation 2 James Black, (John1), b. 22 Oct 1808, died 24 Nov 1890, buried in Pleasant View Cemetery, Jasper Co. MO. M. 2 Mar 1843, Columbia Co. PA Mary Ann Carter, b. 19 Feb 1825 in PA (?) died 2 Aug 1892, buried with James. Daughter of William Carter and Ann Marie Vandling
14. [BLACK-L] Black Family-Mecklenburg Co.,NC [1]
1790 U. S. Census, Mecklenburg Co.,NC, District #13: James Black, William Black, John Black. District #10, Thomas Black. Possibly Thomas, John, William were s/o James. The area later became Cabarrus Co (1792). Other sons of James Black: Samuel, Robert and Joseph. In 1792, Robert and Joseph were in Abbeville Co. S. C. Samuel not yet married and with brother, John remained in Cabarrus Co.,NC. Thomas Black died in York (or Union) Co.,S.C. Robert Black died at close of Rev. War; his widow and child
15. [BLACK-L] THOMAS DANIEL BLACK - MO [1]
For anyone who would be interested, I received a copy of a death certificate for Thomas Daniel Black, b. September 15, 1855, d. January 30, 1941 in rural Mississippi Co., MO. This was given to me by someone who said that he was related to my line of Black's, but have never been able to attach him to my family. He was evidently buried in Charleston, Mississippi Co., MO. According to his death cert., he was born in Pocahontas, AR, father Andrew J. Black, p.o.b. unknown; mother was Minerva Parter, p.o.b. TN
16. [BLACK-L] List owner? [1]
Could the list owner please remove me from an old email address? I can no longer send mail from it to unsubscribe, but it is being forwarded to me as well as the one I am now on. The old address is pcalk01@mail.llion.org Thanks ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Peggy Hall Calk pwcalk@tds.net ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
17. Re: [BLACK-L] William Black, Ireland to America [1]
I should have added, Thomas Gillespie Black was the son of William Black and Eleanor Beard. The other son who went to GA was William Black. Her married Mary Vaughn. I have their family too, if anyone is interested. Leta Denny Christiansen Daly City, CA -----Original Message----- From: SFBAY2 To: BLACK-L@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, July 03, 1999 3:08 PM Subject: Re: [BLACK-L] William Black, Ireland to America >I am a descendant of Thomas Gillespie Black and
18. [BLACK-L] BLACK - KY, OH, IN [1]
Hi, Does anyone have information on this family. Agnes "Nancy BLACK was married to William Abercrombie who was a judge in Clermont Co., OH. They moved to Campbell Co., KY about 1811. One grandson William H. BLACK was on the 1850 Jennings Co., IN census with his Uncle Robert Abercrombie's family. Agnes "Nancy" BLACK Married Reuben LOOMIS after William ABERCROMBIE was killed in the War of 1812. Agnes Black & William Abercrombie's daughter, Rosannah ABERCROMBIE married Elmore BLACK. We don't know if they
19. [BLACK-L] PERMISSION [1]
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20. [BLACK-L] Important Note To All -- Read! :) [1]
For those of you who have not yet sent your permission but plan to, make sure to read this entire message. For everyone, especially for those who followed directions the first time, I apologize for listmembers sending their permission to the list rather than to me privately and I hope this message puts an end to that.... My original message I sent requesting permission was followed by every list...except the Black list...as usual. That is to be expected I suppose since there are nearly 800 subscribers co
21. [BLACK-L] permission [1]
You have my permission
22. [BLACK-L] Stroud and Black family [1]
My ggrandfather was George Dewit (G.W.) Stroud b. June 30, 1874 in dallas, Tex. died nov. 29, 1939 He married Lelar Alice Black aug. 2,1894 in Corsicanna, Tx. she was born dec. 25, 1876 in Stephenville,Erath,Tx. children: Nellie (Blanscet) Stroud b. July 28, 1895 (my grandmother) I dont know much about the Strouds or Blacks. If anyone can connect with what little I have i would appreciate it. Thanks, Eileen Cunningham, Jones
23. [BLACK-L] William Black, Ireland to America [1]
William Black (s/o John Black, Sr.) b. 1725, Ireland, d 1781 Pa. William m. Martha Gillespie, came to America (Penn.) 1730. 8 Children born to this couple, 4 boys, 4 girls: AT LEast Two sons went South: John Black, b. 1737, d. 1809, m. # 1:Apr. 1762, Margaret Hamilton (d/o John Hamilton and Rosanna Cummings). John Black, b. 1737, d. 1809 m. #2: 1790, Mrs. Mary Walker (widow of James Walker). William Black (s/o John Black, b. 1737), died 1775, m. Eleanor Beard (d/o John and Frances Beard) Barbara
24. [BLACK-L] re: Mariah BLACK [1]
I am looking for Mariah BLACK. She was the second wife of Tom Ellis. Montgomery Co. TN. They were married in 1866. I know Mariah was my ggm (India Iona Ellis) mother. I don't know if Mariah had any other children though. ANY info would be great! Thanks, Debby
25. [BLACK-L] John Black, born about 1793 in Tennessee, died 1863-1865 in Limes tone County, Alabama [1]
I would appreciate receiving information anyone may have on John Black and his family. He was born about 1793 in Tennessee, died 1863-1865 in Limestone County, Alabama. He was included in the 1811 census of Madison County, Alabama, part of which is now Limestone County. He was also shown on the 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850 and 1860 census for Limestone County, Alabama. He had at least three children by his first wife, whose identity is unknown: John Black Jr. - born about 1813, Alabama, died about 1855 in Alab
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