pg. 269  Baptized at Richmond, November 4, 1824, children of Jno. and Julia Ann Blackwell.
pg. 234 At Richmond, Va., July 12, 1821--John Blackwell, of Lunenburg county., Julia Ann Ford, of Richmond, Va.; license bearing date as above.

John son of James Blackwell baptized
James Blackwell Jr. & Mary Glenn marr.d the 18 apr 1699
Mary daugh. To James Blackwell deceased ye 20^th d. of Febbry. 1687-8
___daughter of James Blackwell and Lydia his wife baptized ___ 16__
___daughter of James Blackwell baptizd ye 27^th of Sept.____

Blackwell, Elizabeth, 59, wf of James, d at Blackwell's Island (6-5/3/23)
Blackwell, James M., m 2/18/45 Jennet Drummond Engs, dau of P.W., in NYC; Rev Dr M.D. Stobel (4-3/6)
Blackwell, Justina - see LIVINGSTON, Alfred S.

Pg. 232
     Section 9 of the supplemental, or enabling act, provided that William S. Mills, James Blackwell, Jonathan King, Dr. Columbus Mills, and William F. Jones be appointed commissioners to lay off and locate the county seat of the county at or within five miles of the residence of Marvill Mills (at present village of Mills Springs), and were authorized to purchase or receive by donation not less than 100 acres of land for that purpose, and lay out a town to be called "Schuywicker."
Pg. 101  Footnote No. 2 --
     Rev. Joel Blackwell probably resided in the Green's Creek section of what is now Polk County.  He was a pioneer minister and a member of the Baptist Church at Green River, which church was one of the constituent members of the Broad River Association, organized in 1800.  He continued an active member and represented that church in the Associational meeetings until 1835.  He died sometime in 1839.  The date of his birth is unknown.  Rev. John Blackwell was also a pioneer Baptist minister.  He was a veteran of several engagements of 1775-83, and resided in the Green's Creek community of what is now Polk Conty.  He represented Green's Creek Church in the organiztin of the Broad River Association in 1800.  He died about 1834.
Pg. 594 Footnote No. 1--
     Among the early Baptist ministers were the following:  Rev. Joel Blackwell was a pioneer minister and a member of  the Baptist Church at Green River, Rutherford County, which was one of the constituent members of the Broad River Association, organized in 1800.  He continued an active member and represented that church in the Associational meeetings until 1835.  He died sometime in 1839.  He was a soldier of the Revolution.  The date of birth is unknown.  Although not an able preacher, he was devotedly pious and useful in the times in which he lived.  Rev. John Blackwell was probably a brother.  He represented Green's Creek Church in the organiztin of the Broad River Association.  He was a Revolutionary Soldier, adn died about 1834.

REC.    #       NAME                                            DOB              DOD                  CEM CODE
P. 52   912     Blackwell, Mary                       1879/10/09     1952/01/14                   99
P. 54   009     Blackwell, Walter Reuben      1887/09/07     1954/08/19                   26

99=Outside Cleveland County
26=Lexington (est. 1897)

BOX #       CASE #      DATE FILED       PLANTIFF         DEFENDANT              TYPE      VOL
3L               3048             1904-11-22          Blackwell, W.H.     Wynne, E.W.             P                II
                                                                                                      Wynne, F.E.               P                II
                                                                                                      Wynne, R.P.               P                II
6                  342               1900-02-09          Blackwell, W.H.     Nivison, CH.              P                I
                                                                                                       Parker, W.O.              P                I
                                                                                                       Rolfe, C.H.                 P                I
P=Property/Money/Land/Birds/Animals/Dog Attack/Mortgage, etc.

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