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1. [BLACK-L] Thomas Colbert Black [1]
Looking for any info on Thomas Colbert Black b. 03-10-1834 Hempstead Co., Ark. married Mary ? Black. They movd to Cherokee Co. Texas around 1845-1850..........Mike Pruitt
2. [BLACK-L] BLACKS of ALABAMA [1]
Hello All. My line of Blacks came from South Carolina to Butler County, Alabama sometime before est. 1833. My ancestor UNKNOWN NAMED BLACK died soon after arriving in Butler County, Alabama (I am told) and he was the first person buried in Ebenezer Cemetary. His wife Mary (b. est 1802 - d. 1870-1880) Children: James M. Black (b. est 1819 - d. unknown) m. Mary Burkett Sarah Eleanor Black (b. est 1825 - unknown)Unmarried Susan Julia Black (b. est. 1827 - 1903) Unmarried Hugh L. Black (b. 1828 - d. Nov. 9
3. Unidentified subject! [1]
BLACK/SCHWARTZ My ancestors migrated from Lancaster, Pa starting with SCHWARTZ/HEINRICH b. Abt. 1724 in Germany,( possibly Rhineland Palatine) who arrived in Philadelphia on 20 Sept 1743 on the ship Lydia. He is believed to be living in Beaver Creek, Va by 1761, and to Rockingham County, Va abt 1784. His wife was PENCE, MARY, d/o PENCE, VALENTINE. Henry's son Friedrich Schwartz Sr b. 1743/1744 was known to have lived in Rockingham County, VA. in that same time period
4. Re: [BLACK-L] My reason for starting Genealogy [1]
Barbara, Thanks for the encouraging words. It would be hard to give him up but I really think this is his picture. Will await further input from the list. Lucy -----Original Message----- From: Barbara Speck To: Lucy Bellville Date: Wednesday, October 28, 1998 3:38 PM Subject: Re: [BLACK-L] My reason for starting Genealogy >Lucy Bellville wrote: >> >> It turns out that my sister, Peggy Nichoson, had posted this some time ago >> but for those who requested it, her
5. [BLACK-L] Daviess County Marriages [1]
I hope this helps someone. In a book of Kentucky marriages. Michael Coyle May married Polly Black Dec 26, 1818 Reuben Bennett married Margaret Black Aug 4 1821 Jacob Shaw married Sophia Black July 13, 1832. Jennifer Egan BLACK, COMERFORD, EGAN,ENTRESS, FARRELL, FEENEY,FERGUSON, STRATTON Celsitude@msn.com
6. [BLACK-L] How I got interested in genealogy [1]
Hi Everyone My mother died with I was 2 1/2 yrs old and my father when I was 13 and I always felt the loss of parents. So, when I married and started my own family, I found a little book called,"My Personal History and Family Record" and started making entries in 1954 -- still have that little dog eared book today. After a few years I contacted a great aunt who was raised with my mother, asking her for what she could tell me about my mother and dad. We corresponded over the years, and then about four ye
7. [BLACK-L] SCHWARZ ->BLACK [1]
Just curious if anyone has German ancestors whose name was Schwarz (german for black)...that switched their name to BLACK? Thanks, Cheryl
8. [BLACK-L] Re: BLACK-D Digest V98 #155 [1]
unsubscribe BLACK-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > BLACK-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 155 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [BLACK-L] Black, William. Co. Cork [RMJYFlynn@aol.com] > #2 [BLACK-L] my birthday [Erin Bradford > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from BLACK-D, send a message to > > BLACK-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No sub
9. [BLACK-L] Census-AR-Bradley Co-WM. Black family [1]
I am still hoping to find the parents and siblings of this WILLIAM BLACK and the maiden name and family of CATHERINE. Extract from 1850 census Arkansas---Bradley County---Pennington Township Family #-----------Name------------------age--sex--color-----occupation----birthplace 195------------BLACK WILLIAM-------45----M-----W-------farmer------------GA CATHERINE-----36----F------W-------kh-------------- ----TN GELINA
10. Re: [BLACK-L] word of the week...migration patterns [1]
My Winckelblech's that became Winkleblack's that became Blacks arrived in 1732 in Lancaster Co, PA, moved to Monroe Co, WVA by 1780-1790, then to Bath Co, KY by 1818, to Buchanan Co, MO by 1838, changed their name to Black while in MO. One young adventurous son went to Oregon with fur traders in 1840, found what a great place it was and convinced the most of the rest of the family to take to the Oregon trail in 1853 to Lane Co and Polk Co, OR. One brother was not happy in Oregon so by 1857 he went south to
11. [BLACK-L] Margaret FORD, 1793 - Rockbridge Co. VA [1]
Roll call: James FORD; dau. Margaret Ford m. 12 Sep 1793 Rockbridge Co. VA to John BLACK, son of Henry & Martha _?_ BLACK. Anyone out there got info on siblings or descendants of Margaret? Virginia
12. [BLACK-L] Word of the Week:Census [1]
1870 Montgomery County TN Census,Pleasant Mound, Pg440,7July1870 HH#1 Black, Michael 54 Farmer 300-250 TN Could not read nor write Mary A 41 Matilda 21 Elizabeth A 23 Hannon B 11 Jacob S. 8 Salena J 4 James L 4 Samuel P 2 Sallie A 3/12 born in Apr HH#3 Black, Alfred 35 Farmer 500-500 Eliza A 30 James 12 Albert B 8
13. [BLACK-L] IA>KS, Allen Co.; Susan Muck ca. 1855 [1]
In the July 1998 Topeka (KS) Genealogical Society Quarterly, references to genealogical materials published in 44 Kansas society periodicals are indexed by county. The following one is listed: "6 Generations in Allen Co. (Susan MUCK, from IA ca. 1855)" Southeast Kansas Gen. Society Treebark Vol 5-2. I do not have the publication, article or the address of the society but anyone interested can obtain a copy by writing to TGS, Box 4048, Topeka, KS 66604-0048.
14. [BLACK-L] My Reason for getting started in Genealogy...... [1]
I like many others got started in Gen mainly for wanting to know about the history and the ethnic make up of my family roots. The other big reason for getting started was for a project for my daughters Special Project Search. When it came time to put it together, we did not have as much as the other childern did. She had only been able to go back 4 generations on one side, of my mothers family and unable to go back but 2 on my fathers side. In discovering this, I got angry at myself and decided to do somet
15. [BLACK-L] Black in Adams/York PA [1]
>Hi, Pam, > >You are right about the "original" names of the Blacks. James was my >ancestor, too. My sources give 4 more children for his parents. They were: > Mary b. WFT Est 1775-1803; d. 1851; m. Robert Cook > Joseph b. WFT Est 1775-1803; d WFT Est. 1775-1803; d. WFT Est. >1782-1883; m. Elizabeth Crouse > Martha b. WFT. Est. 1775-1803; d. WFT Est. 1782-1886 > Elizabeth b. March 29, 1787; d. WFT Est. 1788-1881; m. James Porter >My g-g-grandfather was John Porter Black, b. Oct. 19, 1813 in D
16. [BLACK-L] Migration pattern [1]
My earliest know Black ancestor is William Black, born Nov. 20, 1768, married Frances Hill Dec 30, 1806 in Williamson Co., TN. Frances's father was Spencer Hill. Their only son (I believe) was Col. Thomas Hill Black, born in 1807 in Tennessee, perhaps Williamson County. He removed to Bedford County and at age 19 was elected lieutenant of the militia. He was subsequently promoted to captain, and then in his 26th year to major, and later to colonel. He married Mary Love Byler abt. 1829 in Bedford Co. TN
17. Re: [BLACK-L] My reason for starting Genealogy [1]
It turns out that my sister, Peggy Nichoson, had posted this some time ago but for those who requested it, here is the story: Peggy, my daughter, Pat(another geneanut) and I visited our grandmother, Elsie Lucetta Black's birthplace of Bucyrus, Crawford County, OH. We found the family plot, which was so beautifully tended that we just knew there was family close. Peggy had the idea of leaving a note, enclosed in a plastic bag to protect it. The note basically introduced us as family and asked the finder
18. Re: [BLACK-L] Mitchell & Word of Week [1]
Jim, I saw your posting on Mitchell & Word of the Week and you mention the family name Black from Delaware. I have recently found a possible 3rd great grandmother Jane L. Black. The only information I have is a marriage date of Feb. 15, 1855 to a Thomas LINDELL of near Glasgow, Delaware found in the Newspaper "Cecil Democrat" 2/24/1855 edition page 4. It is a shot in the dark...but possibly she is in your family file? Geri McGowan Researching: Delaware - DELLIN, DICKINSON, DILL, LINDELL, MCDANIEL, REED
19. [BLACK-L] John Black ! [1]
Hi folks, I'm looking for a John Black who married my GGGreat Aunt Elizabeth (Davidson) in Columbiana County, Ohio. He was born in 1786 and Elizabeth was born 1790 in Washington County, Pa. They married on about 1810, and had three male children and one female child. I would love to find out their names. If anyone has any info at all, would you contact me ? They are buried at Boatman Cemetery-East Palestine, Columbiana County, Ohio. Thanks so much, Chuck Davidson
20. Re: [BLACK-L] new program for lists...."Story Time" [1]
How I got into my history You all have a very long story but mine will be short , See i am the baby out of 11 kids my dad married my mom who had five other kids my dad also had five other kids i know all my brothers and sisters but one see my dad got a young women preganent before he went in to the service well all they told him was that it was a boy and he had his last name well my dad died in 85 and i have yet to this day to meet my brother so i am trying to find him so this is why I got started in hop
21. [BLACK-L] Polly Black [1]
Hello! I began researching my father's family while taking a course in Ethnicity in college. I found it fascinating but also found too many dead ends. That was about 20 years ago. My grandmother always talked about her family and the reunions the Armstrong clan has in Texas every year. She talked about war hero's, being related to Audie Murphy and I decided for a gift for my Mom to do a family tree for her for Mom's Day and find out what was true and what wasn't. Well, it exploded! It is fascinating
22. [BLACK-L] word of the week...migration patterns [1]
NOTE: PLEASE READ THIS MESSAGE IN ITS ENTIRITY!!! This week's phrase is "migration pattern" :) What this means is in your line, usually, you will notice a migration pattern of your family (unless they are like my Bradford's and stayed in the same place for many years) such as VA>>KY>IL (my Hackett line) or maybe it was just Mecklenburg Co.>Cabarrus Co., NC. Take a few minutes and post it to the list. FOR NEWBIES: The way the "word of the week" works is I throw out a topic and if someone has a
23. [BLACK-L] Kentucky [1]
Capt. Alexander Black, of Salem Township, Champaigne county, (Ohio?). He was a soldier in the Indian wars in Kentucky and Ohio. Fought in the engagement at Maumee Rapids, under General Wayne, Aug. 26, 1794. He died June 16, 1854, aged about 89 years. S 7/11. I came across this while inter-library loan of a Kentucky Obit Book. Hope this is helpful to some one. This was the only Black listed in the Book. Anne, == Anne Marie Black Ryan Genealogy Page http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/3441/
24. [BLACK-L] Tennessee Census [1]
Blacks and Berry's Census. This is the site address. Hope it helps someone. Kathleen ACTS OF TENNESSEE 1796 - 1830 : B (Part 2) : Bearcroft - Blair Name Date Serial No. Chapter & Section Description BerryJames 1813 19 30.1 Trustee for Maryville Female Academy - Blount County BerryJames 1817 21 145.37 Director of Maryville Bank BerryJames 1822 27 104.1 Washington/Rhea County - commissioner BerryJames 1824 29 R.8 Land grant adjudicated BerryJames 1827 32 R.6 Land claim to be adjudicated
25. [BLACK-L] black family unusual first name [1]
anyone out there got any information about Ziller D. Black
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