William Blackburn

Newman married Elizabeth Younger about 1754 in Surry Co, North Carolina. Elizabeth was born in 1736 in Caroline Co, Virginia; died after 1773 in of, Stokes Co, North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Buried in Maury County
This list of Revolutionary soldiers who were buried in Maury County is taken from a plaque, which once hung at the Federal Court and Post Office Building in Columbia. The plaque was donated sometime in the 1940's by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Listed: Ambrose Blackburn a son?

Ambrose married Hannah Ashley in 1736 in Caroline, Virginia. Hannah was born in 1720; died on 16 Sep 1776. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Immigration: 1724, Ireland to Virginia

Notes:

The Blackburns are apparently descendents of Mary Queen of Scots.
Mr.and Mrs Blackburn came to America 1724 with their sons, John, Will, and other relatives. In July 1755 will of son John left "father and mother to have maintenance of production of plantation during their life." (Source Abstracts of Wills of Fred Co. Virginia 1743-1800)

Film 858,784, on the Blackburn family, Wills and administrations of VA, The Benjamin Blackburn family and notes on the Blackburns in America.
(Info on Archibald, his wife and parents, children other than Benjamin, John, William, and Samuel, including spouse and children of Elizabeth, were furnished by Foxlover@aol.com)

Marriages of Jefferson Co, TN 1792-1836 show an Archibald Blackburn m Catherine Luckey Oct 23, 1833 - probably one of his g-grandsons.

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From: KHOWLEY@aol.com
Date: 01/01/05 09:28:06
To: lumoto2@hotmail.com
Subject: Re: BFA Website
http://www.blackburn-tree.org/

Thanks for your note. Archibald is definitely NOT a child of John Blackburn and Elizabeth from Loughgall. Somebody somewhere along the line placed him in there. Archibald never appears in Quaker records or family records of any kind and there is nothing even circumstantial to connect them. Also, to top it off, I have a DNA sample from a Blackburn from the line of John Blackburn and Janet Mathews and the DNA sample doesn't match, so we also know scientifically that there is no genetic connection. Archibald's ancestry is unknown to this point.

Thanks, Kevin Howley



Descendants of John Blackburn

John Blackburn b: Abt. 1643 in of, Armagh, Ireland d: 1723 in Loughgall, Armagh, Ireland
Elizabeth (..) Blackburn b: Abt. 1645 in of, Loughgall, Armagh, Ireland d: August 11, 1713 in Loughgall, Armagh, Ireland
"The history of my line is sketchy but not without some evidence -- both circumstantial and otherwise. John and Elizabeth Blackburn were early residents of the north of Ireland. Where they came from is unknown. It is assumed that they came from England, but they could have been Irish natives as well. The first record of John comes in the 1660s. As a Quaker he refused to pay tithes and for this he was reprimanded. This became public record. John Blackburn's death occurred in 1723 in Loughgall and Elizabeth's on 11 Aug 1713 at Loughgall as well. This information comes from the Quaker records."
connected to this line: http://www.blackburn-tree.org/

"All Blackburn researchers are welcome to use our resources. Please note Blackburn genealogy in our database is based on the line of John Blackburn Sr. b. abt. 1675 Ireland & Mary Courtney b. abt. 1680 Ireland (1st wife) & Rachel Morton b. 1694 Ireland (2nd wife) and their 47,174 descendants."
Blackburn Family Association, Inc.
449 Garfield St.
Denver, CO 80206

http://www.rootsweb.com/~quakers/ > surnames > Blackburn

Archibald* married Margaret* Wilson (?) (or Miller?), (Immigrant) about 1705 in Scotland. Margaret* was born in 1684 in Scotland; died after 1749 in Mulberry Run, Frederick Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Name:
maiden name Wilson from unsourced trees on Internet.
also shown in others as Miller