John William Eblen, II

John William Eblen Jr.
BIRTH 16 Apr 1759
Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA
DEATH 3 Jun 1828 (aged 69)
Roane County, Tennessee, USA
BURIAL Burial Details Unknown
MEMORIAL ID 123161153 · View Source
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EBLEN, JOHN - Obituary

Died at his residence in Roane county, on Tuesday the 3rd of June, after an illness of several months of a pulmonary nature, Mr. John EBLEN, (Sr.), aged about sixty-nine years. He emigrated from Virginia to this state about twenty six years since, and settled himself in Roane County where he continued until his death. He was a charitable and useful citizen. He has left a wife and large family of children, together with numerous other relatives and friends, to lament his death. The deceased appeared to be perfectly resigned to the will of providence, and gave his friends every reason to believe in his acceptance with Christ. The Knoxville Enquirer, Knoxville, Wednesday, 2 Jul 1828, Vol. I, No. 18.

Family Members
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Johann John William Eblen
1723–1795

Spouse
Anne Whitacre Eblen
1765–1836

Siblings
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Hannah Eblin Carter
1746–1821

Samuel Eblin
1755–1839

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Isaac Eblen
1758–1823

Children
Isaac Eblen
1781–1860

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Keziah Eblen Johnston
1783–1873

William C. Eblen
1784–1843

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Israel Eblen
1786–1863

Mary Eblen Ballard
1787–1849

Sarah Eblen Pyott
1791–1837

Anna Eblen Arnold
1793–1857

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Samuel Eblen
1794–1878

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John William Eblen
1796–1856

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GEDCOM Note

Died at his residence in Roane county, on Tuesday the 3rd of June, after an illness of several months of a pulmonary nature, Mr. John EBLEN, (Sr.), aged about sixty-nine years. He emigrated from Virginia to this state about twenty six years since, and settled himself in Roane County where he continued until his death. He was a charitable and useful citizen. He has left a wife and large family of children, together with numerous other relatives and friends, to lament his death. The deceased appeared to be perfectly resigned to the will of providence, and gave his friends every reason to believe in his acceptance with Christ. The Knoxville Enquirer, Knoxville, Wednesday, 2 Jul 1828, Vol. I, No. 18.