Dear David, May 20, 1996, (updated Jan. 4, 1997 via Blackwell email
list.)
Greetings from Central Texas!
I am including information about my Blackwell line and would be pleased
if you would include it with the other American Blackwells on the the family
page.
1 C.B. BLACKWELL b: 1840 d: July 27, 1897 in Pelion, Lexington Co., SC; +Sarah MARTIN b: 1845 d: June 16, 1900 in Pelion, Lexington Co., SC.
According to the notes, C. B. met Sarah Martin (a 100% Kusso-Natchez Indian) while on a fishing trip on the Edisto River. [The Kusso-Natchez, also known as the Edisto tribe, continue to live in SC.]
Benjamin S. Blackwell is my maternal grandfather.
Thanks so much. I look forward to hearing from you.
Jan Laney Ayers <Jayers@vvm.com>
Hello Blackwell email list - blackwell@sirius.dsenter.com - July 20,
1997
I would like to know if this Dock Blackwell is also known as William F.
Blackwell. William F. was married to Eliza Ann Fry and he was the son of
George Washinghton and Nancy Bushyhead Blackwell and the nephew of Joseph
and Esther Blythe Blackwell. ```any information you have on this, I would
greatly appreciate you sending me.
Thank you Ellen English. easee123@webtv.net
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I don't Believe so.... Finally some one knows my Blackwells!!!!!
I was courious and looked for Eliza Ann Fry and found this:
ELIZA ANN1 FRYE. She married DANIAL BARTSHE, son of Jacob Bartshe and Elizabeth Dirk.
If memory serves me, George Washington Blackwell also had several businesses in Hickory Co. MO. I have heard stories about him that was passed down from family to family.... hope we can connect our Blackwells. ------------------------------------------
Joseph Blackwell came from TN. to Hickory Co. MO., before it was a county, he was one of the first white settlers in this area, it was probably around 1827.. I have some information on these Blackwells, but not as much as I need.... My maternal grandmother's name was Vada Elsie Blackwell, her dad was James S. Blackwell, and her mother was Sara Elizabeth Bartshe. If we are talking about the same blackwells I would like to exchange information with you.. below is the family you talked about in this posting I do believe!!!! If I am not mistaken George Washinton Blackwell was my g grandfathers uncle...
Let me know if any of this looks familar, and good luck!!
Joe Saylor - joepa@aub.com - July 21, 1997
Children of Joseph Blackwell and Esther Baythe are:
BLACKWELL - LUNSFORD from autumn@cinternet.net - Hello David, July 6,
1997
Seeking given name of the BLACKWELL that married William LUNSFORD (LUNTSFORD),
Esq. in Northumberland, Va. in the mid to late 1600's. John LUNSFORD was
among their children. Any other information would be appreciated.
Debbie Hund Hogan autumn@cinternet.net
My Home Page: http://www.cinternet.net/~autumn/home.htm
My Family History: http://www.cinternet.net/~autumn/family.html Taylor
County, Ky Genweb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kytaylor/
Edmond B. Blackwell b. abt 1801, South Carolina m. Mary E. L. b. abt 1806 SC .He married a Margaret E. b. Dec 15 1815 Sc He moved his family to Tippah co. Ms around 1860 children were Martha L. Blackwell b. 1835 m. James Berry abt dec 9 1882 Tippah co. MS.
Any information would be appreciated on the above surnames.
I found her father. He was E. B. Blackwell from Sumter SC. Mary R. Blackwell was born in Sumter, SC three months before the 1850 census in Aug. If you find anyinformation on these people could you send it to
Thank you for sending my query to the Blackwell researchers.
Janna Mayfield <jsm1@ix.netcom.com> Jan.18, 1997 via Blackwell
Email List <blackwell@sirius.dsenter.com>
7617 Lisa Ct, Fort Worth, Texas 76112
So do any of our readers know who C.B. Blackwell is?
The name Dock Blackwell is odd but sound familiar, I'll (or someone)
will have to check the
old Blackwell Researcher and Blackwell Newletters when we have time, DCB.
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