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1. Fw: [BLACK-L] word of the week....Military...need your help! [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Erin Bradford To: BLACK-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, September 07, 1998 11:47 AM Subject: [BLACK-L] word of the week....Military...need your help! Korea 1950/52! Enough military for a life time!!!! Del Black In the beautiful Tehachapi Mountains of California
2. [BLACK-L] Re: BLACK, MITCHELL [1]
> Hello again, > In way of explanation to my apology: > > My mistake with Mitchell Black was in the subject line: > "BLACK, MITCHELL THE SECOND b. abt. 1785 wife Sarah ???" > > My correction: I made it in the subject line: (that I did not explain > well) > "BLACK, MITCHELL BORN ABOUT 1785DE (digest #150)" > > I refered to Mitchell as Mitchell Black the Second and he is only > MITCHELL BLACK, not a Jr. This was brought to my attention by a > fellow subscriber, Marcus, in a private e-mail. He h
3. [BLACK-L] Posey Co. IN. Black's [1]
I found some information on a James Black Sr., died in 1838. His wife Jane and children James, Ezekiel, Melton, William, John, Samuel (possibly my GGGrandfather) Ebenezer, Lucinda, and Mary Black, He had brothers and sisters James, Ezekiel, Milton, Hugh, Margaret Black, and Mary Black Philips. I am interested in finding more information on my GGGrandfather Samuel Black who lived in Posey Co. IN. He was born Jan. 16, 1821 in Posey Co. He married Nancy Ann Stallings, also from Posey Co. I have received much
4. [BLACK-L] word of the week....Military...need your help! [1]
Hello everyone! I have seriously been working my butt off all weekend on the rootsweb homepage. I have spent a total of about 20 hours on Sat. and Sun working on it and now all day today (not counted in the 20 hours). I was going through the DAR lineage books on the ancestry homepage (http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/search.asp) and I got a great idea for a new addition to the homepage...Military ancestors with the surnames of my lists (below). Now, i have some info on Rev. war Bradfords, but that
5. [BLACK-L] military [1]
Here is the William J. Black Diary written during the Civil War, from the archives of VMI (Virginia Military Institute) http://www.vmi.edu/%7Earchtml/mso15trn.html Hope it helps someone. Anyway, it is very interesting!
6. [BLACK-L] BLACK, Henry Thomas; TX; abt 1865- [1]
Seeking information concerning the following ancestors: Descendants of Henry Thomas Black Generation No. 1 1. Henry Thomas1 Black was born Abt. 1865, and died Deceased. He married Lou Ella Moss March 06, 1887, daughter of John Moss and Louisa Betty. More About Henry Thomas Black: LDS AFN: V4HJ-PJ More About Lou Ella Moss: Burial: Sabanno Cemetery, Pioneer, Eastland County, TX LDS AFN: V4HJ-QP Children of Henry Black and Lou Moss are: 2 i. Black2. 3 ii. Black. 4 iii. John Black, born Bef. 1893; di
7. [BLACK-L] Another Metta Hanna document [1]
Hi Listers, I started to scan the Jasonville High School Diploma. that was wrapped around a cardboard tube. The diploma, being larger than the tube, obscured the ends of the tube, and hid the paper it contained inside. It is a large Diploma/ Certificate of completion from: Southern - Indiana - Hospital - for - the - Insane Under that heading is a small picture of two horse drawn covered wagons. Below the wagons is written: This certifies that SCHUYLER C. HANNA has completed the required term of instru
8. Re: [BLACK-L] Leta Denny Christiansen [1]
No problem !!
9. [BLACK-L] Re: Mary B. BLACK [1]
Hi all, We're looking for Mary B. Black b. 27 Sept. 1860, IL, d. 29 Oct. 1934 in Republic MO, m. Thomas Jefferson Wallace (b.27 July 1823 in TN, d. 28 Feb. 1899 in MO) on April 19, 1887 (don't know where). We know her mother's name was Mollie Snodgrass. Any clues? Thanks, Dan and Laurie Isdell dli@modulair.com Researching: *BANE* *BLACK* *BOWERS* *BRISCOE* *BUTLER* *DESHONG* *ESDALE* *ESKDALE* *ISDELL* *JOHNSON* *KNOX* *KOCHERSPERGER* *LEECH* *LITZENBERG* *MCCONNELL* *MUCHMORE* *STUART
10. [BLACK-L] JAMES B.BLACK [1]
Born in SC 2-27-1818 father David Black mother Jane Manning. James died 5-20-1857 in Gordon County,GA. Wife? Children of James-Mary F.,Nancy Ann,Lourana(Jane Laura),and James Walter John Whitfield Black. If any one knows of these Blacks I could use some help. Thanks Gloria
11. [BLACK-L] Uncommon name [1]
My uncommon name is Malana. She is my gggm. Her full name was Malana Jane Black. She was born somewhere in AR on 8 January 1835, married Oliver McDonald Reece on 8 Nov 1853. They had several children in AR and then moved to Nachitoches Parish, LA. by 1860. I found them living a couple of houses down from Benjamin Black. I have talked with one of his descendants, but Malana has not been located as of this time. She lived in Nachitoches until Oliver came back from the Civil War. About 1871, they move
12. [BLACK-L] Margaret Black (Patterson)-SC,NC,GA [1]
Does anyone have any info regarding the ancestors of Margaret Black? She was born 1766/67 in SC. She married John Patterson. They settled in Old Buncombe Co., NC and then later in north GA (Union Co.). Here is the family group sheet, which can be found on my website at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/4422/surnames/fam00127.htm Again, thanks for any help that you may give me. Also, I know that John Patterson had land dealings with a Joshua Black in Buncombe Co., NC in the early 1800's. Is he any
13. [BLACK-L] KY late 1700's early 1800's [1]
Searching for any info on John Black-b1760 Va., died leaving will 1830 Pulaski Co., Ky. Wife Jane Newell. Only I son Moses Black ,b.1781 Va. Would anyone have an idea who John's parents were? Thanks, Jenny Oldham jloldham@vvm.com
14. Re: [BLACK-L] word of the week...common names [1]
An "uncommon common name" in my BLACK line is Pliny or Pliney. The first seems to be Pliney Sadler BLACK, b. 11/5/1802, in York Co., S.C. Then his grandson, James Pliny Black, b. 3/20/1854, Madison Co., MS, then James Pliny BLACK, born 9/1889, Madison Co., MS. (son of James David BLACK and Eliza R. CARVER) I think that there are others in MS after that date, but I don't know full names or dates. would love to hear from anyone with information about these Plineys and I do have information to share. Mau
15. [BLACK-L] Adeline, Mortimer - GA>AL>TX [1]
These are the most common BLACK names I have. Time period is 1800>1865. Places are Carroll Co. GA > Randolph Co. AL > Cherokee Co. AL > Cherokee Co. TX. Amy Noorian - Houston, Texas - akn@flash.net
16. [BLACK-L] Elenor R. BLACK [1]
Hi: I'm looking for information about my gg grandmother Eleanor R. BLACK. She was born Sept. 27, 1828 in Clark Co., Illinois. She married Charles ANGELL. They lived in Butler Co., Iowa from around 1853-54. Their first two children were born in Clark Co., Ill. Eleanor died Feb. 27, 1898 in Butler Co., Iowa. If anyone has any information about her I sure would appreciate it. Thanks in advance Dee
17. [BLACK-L] Military [1]
NOLAN HUGH BLACK-----b. Mar 19, 1926----d. May 8, 1988 Entered active duty--Mar 2, 1944--separation---May 17, 1946 Served in the U S Navy WWII Basic--US Naval Training Station--Farragut, Idaho Naval Training School--University of Wisconsin--Madison, Wisconsin U S Naval Unit--Camp Detrick--Fredrick, Maryland--Sept 26, 1944 GPI Naval Unit--Dugway Proving Grounds--Tooele, Utah Naval Training and Distribution Center--Shoemaker, California---Feb 1945 Crossed the Equator on the U.S.S. General O. H. Ernst (AP-1
18. [BLACK-L] Henry Black b. ca 1801 KY. [1]
I'm looking for a connection to Henry's parents. Henry married Dicy Brown in Oldham Co. KY., in 1832. He was in IN. in 1850, IL. in 1860, KS. in 1870, according to the respective census', of these states. I have descendants of two of Henry's children, James, and Thomas. If anyone has interest, I am at charliegen@inet-hwy.com Charlie Black
19. [BLACK-L] correction [1]
Concerning the URL for VMI: Sorry about that, I had the site in my favorite places and used the one shown. I tried it today after it was brought to my attention, and I couldn't get it to work either, so got another URL that I tried & got it. Here it is: http://www.vmi.edu/~archtml/ms015trn.html
20. [BLACK-L] Blacks & Coons [1]
I am looking for anyone who is related to these Blacks. I have the Family history on them and it is like four pages long if anyone knows any of these people please let me know Thanks Nadalie Black Robert J. Black (great grandson of John R. Black) was born in 1871,died in 1967,at the age of96 yrs.. His wife,Maude,wa~ born in 1878,died in 1946 and was 67 yrs. old. Robert J. and Maude Black had 8 children whose names were: 1 T
21. [BLACK-L] Emmett Black [1]
Seeking info. on Emmett Black b.1844 family after 1880 Ashe Co.NC census,in it he had a wife named Susan Darnell or Darnold b.1844, three daughters,Frances,Amanda and Cora, one son,George W.Black,b.1879,married Cynthia Jane Winkler June 24,1901. Thanks,Warren
22. [BLACK-L] word of the week...common names [1]
NOTE: PLEASE READ THIS MESSAGE IN ITS ENTIRITY!!! This week's phrase is "uncommon common name" :) What this means is in your line, if you have found any strange (or not so strange) names the occur often, post it to the list. I don't necessarily mean names like "John" or "William" (which is probably the most common male COVENTRY name), but if there are maybe four out of 7 people in your line named "Ezekiel" or "Jabez" (which is one in my Kendall line), then post those. It IS ok if you want to post
23. Re: [BLACK-L] George Black-Civil War [1]
Hi Eileen, This may be of a consequence, but more than likely coincidental! I know very little of my Black lineage, but your Dicy (Brown) Black caught my eye. My great grandfather, born WVA Jan. 11 1832, was Samuel Brown Black. Do you see any possibilities of a connection with the Black/Brown combination? Del Del Black In the beautiful Tehachapi Mountains of California -----Original Message----- From: EileenGen@aol.com To: BLACK-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, Sep
24. [BLACK-L] Mitchell & Word of Week [1]
Hi Rooters, I am responding to the word of the week and to Deb's message about Mitchell Black. First, I saw both of Deb's recent messages re Mitchell, and I am afraid that I do not really understand the apology. Perhaps Deb can explain further. Anyway, I have focused my research on the BLACK family from Sussex Co. Delaware (near Milford). Mitchell is one of the more unusual names (lots of George, Wm. John, James, Sarah, Mary Joseph). Mitchell was one of twelve children of George Black (d. Feb 1772 in
25. [BLACK-L] Black in Alabama [1]
Researching the Black Family in Butler County in Alabama.
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