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| 1819 |
February 25, 1819
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United States
Census records indicate place of birth Indiana. But biographical sketch of James J. says Illinois. |
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| 1838 |
1838
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IL, United States
Yolo County match in 1860 - only one household with last name Black in the county: record title: United States Census, 1860
name: Margaettl Black
Name: James J Black
name: D A D Black
name: John W Black
name: Nancy M Black
name: Charles L Black
name: Frank E Black
------------------------------- Match for the mother in the above family in Yolo County Death Records, which would imply family stayed there through turn of the century. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cabf1905/Yolo/YoloCo-bl-bo.htm Yolo County Source: Family History Library Film #1311368 - Register of deaths, 1878-1905 Yolo county Recorder's Office Date of Death Surname 1stName MI Age:Yrs/Mths/Days Race Sex Married Nativity Misc 9-Feb-1902 BLACK Margarett 82 / 11 / 15 WHTE F W Indiana
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Subject: Thomas G. BLACK
trying to find the parents (and more) of THOMAS G. BLACK, born 7 March 1809, Illinois (probably Pike Co.) , died 1 August 1868, Colusa, California. He was the head of a wagon train coming to California during gold rush days. Married Margaret Morrison(born 25 February 1819, Indiana, died 9 February 1902, Yolo county, California) Her parents were James Dickinson Morrison (1793-1870) and Lydia Lee (1798-1877).
- James Jefferson Black;
(more on George W Freeman here: http://kinnexions.com/smlawson/freemanh.htm ) =======================================================
"The Western shore gazetteer and commercial directory for the state of California... Yolo County " (1870) Black, Edward, ILL.; laborer, at Knight's Landing; East Grafton Precinct, Grafton Township; Post-office, Grafton. Black, James J., ILL.; farmer, 4 miles W from Prairie, 13 miles N from Woodland; one hundred and sixty acres of land, Division 3, all in cultivation; staple, wheat; value, six thousand dollars; capital invested, eight hundred dollars; West Grafton Precinct, Grafton Township; Post-office, Prairie. Black, C. E.; laborer, Washington; Washington Precinct and Township; Post-office, Sacramento. Black, John W., ILL.; farmer, rents land of James J. Black; West Grafton Precinct, Grafton Township; Post-office, Prairie. Black, Charles, MO.; laborer, in South Putah Precinct, Putah Township; Post-office, Davisville. Black, Wm. Henry, MO.; farmer, rents land 5 miles N from Davisville, 7 miles S from Woodland; North Putah Precinct, Putah Township; Post-office, Davisville. Black, Edwin, ILL.; harness-maker at Knight's Landing; East Grafton Precinct, Grafton Township; Post-office, Grafton. Black, John A., ILL.; harness-maker at Knight's Landing; East Grafton Precinct, Grafton Township; Post-office, Grafton. |
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| 1840 |
May 2, 1840
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Illinois, United States
http://kinnexions.com/smlawson/freemanh.htm Children of William and Mary Freeman George W. - b. Apr. 17, 1828, Perry Co., TN; d. Oct. 2, 1896, Willows, CA; bur. there. George served in the 1st Regt., IL Vol. as a Corp. during the Mexican War. An extensive George W. Freeman Bible Record covering 4 generations from George's grandparents to his children is in the files of the DAR. Married Mar. 19, 1857, Yolo Co., CA, Mary Lydia BLACK (b. May 2, 1840, IL; d. Apr. 16, 1899, Willows, CA), the daughter of Thomas G. BLACK (1809-1868) and Margaret MORRISON (1819-1902). Children of George and Mary FREEMAN: Frank married first Emma ALDERSON, and second Edna WEST; Emma married John Frank SERSANOUS; William Valentine married first Harriet 'Hattie' WILSON, and second Cora M. BRYANT; and Ada L. married Gustave A. HOFFMAN. [ link to transcript of family Bible: http://kinnexions.com/smlsource/biblegwf.htm ] Geo W Freeman and Mary L Black was married in Cal March 19 1857 . . .
George W. Freeman and Mary L. Black were married in Yolo Co., Cal. March 19th 1857.
--------------------------------------------- Name: M L Freeman
Citing this Record "United States Census, 1880," index and images, FamilySearch ( https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M6G5-1MQ : accessed 30 Nov 2014), M L Freeman in household of G W Freeman, Monroe, Colusa, California, United States, 21; citing sheet 543C, film number 0064, NARA microfilm publication T9, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington D.C.; FHL microfilm 1254064 |
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| 1847 |
1847
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Illinois, United States
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| 1856 |
1856
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California, United States
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| 1902 |
February 9, 1902
Age 82
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Yolo County, California, United States
http://www.newspapers.com/newspage/10905604/ http://newspaperarchive.com/us/california/woodland/woodland-daily-d... Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - February 10, 1902, Woodland, California ESTABLISHED 1877 WOODLAND CALIFORNIA MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 10 1902 GRANDMA BLACK Her Long Unselfish Life Terminated Sunday [ He Was a Cook in E Perkins Hotel at Capay At Time of Death ] She Was the Only Pensioner of Blackhawk War in the State In her home in Blacks on the morning of Sunday February 9 1902 Grandma Black laid down the cross of life for her home beyond the river With her passing closed one of the longest and most eventful as well as the most beautiful of Christian lives Grandma Black was the only pensioner in the state ou account of the Blackhawk war i She was born in Indiana February 7 25 1819 Her maiden name was Margaret Morrison When she was still quite young her parents removed to where her girlhood days were spent and where she was educated At an early age she united with the Christian church and she was ever afterward a devout and consistent member of that denomination and active In church work On September the 16th 1834 in Scott county Illinois she was married to Thomas G Black In 18D2 herself and husband Joined a large party of emigrants for California Their first home was Sacramento county but they afterward moved several times and have lived in a number of counties in state Both were workers and though never attaining great wealth they had plenty and raised a large family and fitted them for the duties of life On August 1 1868 her husband was taken from her and after that time she lived with her son F B who tenderly cared for her during her old age She was the mother of eight children James J of Blacks Cynthia J Mrs Ben who died January 24 1877 Mary Mrs George who died April 18 1899 Dallas Mrs Frank of Elk Creek John W of Blanks Nancy Mrs J W Bow of Eureka Humboldt county diaries who died October 2 1880 and Edward of Blacks After the death of Charles Grandma and Edward took his two children Thomas and May home and they were added to those whom The Impress of her life will long remain a monument to her memory She lived her life openly fearlessly and faced all issues squarely She has fought His fight she has kept the faith She boa fed the hungry helped the needy and cared for the widow and orphan She had often said she was to go when the call should come and when It did come she met It fearlessly though conscious to the last Her reward is sure but we will miss her cheery presence though we feel our loss is her eternal gain She always thought of others before her self and almost the last words she said In the midst of her last great suffering was an inquiry for her great grandson little Elwyn Hulbert whom she loved so well and whom she knew to be Somewhere on the other side she greets them who have gone before and awaits them who are to come Joyful will the meeting be ===================================================================
Margaret Morrison Black Birth: Feb. 25, 1818
Died at Blacks Station Family links: Parents:
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