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1. Interesting article [1]
I'm passing this on from another list. It is great reading. Mary G. I thought some of you might enjoy reading this newscast from ABCNEWS on April 21st. Here's the gist: April 21 - It may be the world's largest known family tree. Researchers from Oxford University in Oxford, England, have identified seven ancestral matriarchal groups from which all Europeans appear to be descended. These maternal clans form the root of a family tree that has sprouted millions of individuals. Every European, according t
2. Misc. Blackman information, Page 1 [1]
I was sent copies of the Blackman vertical files from the Gloucester County, NJ Historical Society. It's not in any order in particular, and I'm not sure what some of the information is, but it contains names and dates that may be of interest to some of you. Page 1: EZRA BLACKMAN m. LEAH MATHIS, (then there's a "D" which I'm sure stands for "daughter") D. ELIHU MATHIS MELINDA BLACKMAN m. EZRA L. HANSON, S. JOHN and MARY (BRAGG)HANSON. Child: William Lockwood Hanson. THOMAS BLACKMAN m., June 25, 186? (
3. Blackman England-Australia-Belgium [1]
My name is Gordon Blackman ;I leave in Belgium ; I try to trace my ancestors who came from Australia and before England; the last documentI have in hand is a baptism registration dated feb 17 1822 of my ancestor William Blackman in the parish of Fulham in Middlesex ; William married Susanna Gray on oct 20 1852 in the district parish of Kennington in the country of Surrey ;the father was named Henry Blackman (abode Parsons Green). I leave close to the battle field of Waterloo; one Aide de camp of Wellington
4. From the List Administrator--please read [1]
Recently there has been a new feature added to Rootsweb that allows the GenConnect boards for the surname to be linked to the mailing list. What this means is that every time a post is made to one of the GenConnect boards, it is then sent to the corresponding mailing list. What might confuse some of you is that if you reply to those messages, you will need to reply to either the email address of the person in the post, or to the GenConnect boards themselves (by following the link in the email and posting
5. Re: Leah Blackman wrote an Egg Harbor history [1]
The Blackman's were NJ and Clermont neighbors-fellow church goers. At least,for we know little of our Ely's. In Ohio,Rev John and Sarah Blackman Collins' home at the Tate beach of Lake Harsha. Her brother lived at Elk Lick,under the lake,and somewhere near Bantam. Benj Ely lived in Bantam,and his dad,Sam Ely's is under the lake Harsha,say 1\2 mile east of the Tate boat ramp. Savil Justice m James Blackman's dau,and lived exactly where I do-1824+. Her twin's husband ,Wesley McClain,ran the Nicholsville st
6. Abijah, Treat, Zechariah, James, Adam Blakeman [1]
Many thanks to this list and Julie in particular for helping me establish my family connection as noted above. And for giving me a reading list. In more detail, my line looks like this. Charles10 A. Crawford, Charles 9F. Crawford, Sara Louise 8 Blakeman, Abijah-7, Treat-6, Zechariah3-4-5, James2, Adam1 of Statford, Connecticut. Thanks. Diana Related Families TOMLINSON, BIRDSEYE, BEACH, CURTISS, HAWLEY, HULL, WHEELER, HARGER
7. Blackman England-Australia- Belgium [1]
My name is Gordon Blackman ;I leave in Belgium ; I try to trace my ancestors who came from Australia and before England; the last documentI have in hand is a baptism registration dated feb 17 1822 of my ancestor William Blackman in the parish of Fulham in Middlesex ; William married Susanna Gray on oct 20 1852 in the district parish of Kennington in the country of Surrey ;the father was named Henry Blackman (abode Parsons Green). I leave close to the battle field of Waterloo; one Aide de camp of Wellington
8. Page 2 [1]
Burlington County families---worksheet of Mrs. Edna Wilson of Merchantville, N.J. Presented by her son, Charles ? Wilson (Bud), Egg Harbor, N.J. on March 6, 1976. DAVID BLACKMAN d. Oct. 13, 1884-69 yrs old, m. Abigail Hugg DOUGHTY. CHARLOTTE AMANDA BLACKMAN m. Dr. Jonathon Kay PITNEY SARAH FRANCES BLACKMAN m., May 18, 1865, Rev. James M. NOURCE, president of New Windsor College, New Windsor, MD. EVALINE CONSTANTIA BLACKMAN m. William GLENN, mining engineer, Richmond, VA, lives in Baltimore. WINFIELD SCOTT
9. Learner Blackman [1]
I thought this may be of interest to New Jersey-Ohio Blackman descendents: From the vertical files of Gloucester County, NJ Historical Society Submitted by Robert B. Steelman, October 23, 1965 LEARNER BLACKMAN (1781-1815) Son of David Blackman (1747-1821) and Mary Clark (1753-1827) Second son in a family of 6 boys and 3 girls. Born in English Creek, New Jersey. Converted at the age of 16 by the first sermon preached by his brother-in-law, the Rev. John Collins, father of Methodism in Cincinnati, who h
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