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James E. Blackmon

Birth1756 - Scotland
DeathMay 1831 - Fork Hill, Lancashire, , England
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Born in Scotland on 1756. James E. Blackmon married Mary Faulfenberry and had 18 children. He passed away on May 1831 in Fork Hill, Lancashire, , England.

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Mary Faulfenberry
1745 - Unknown
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Mary Walling
1740 - Unknown
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David Blackmon
1797 - 1855
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Sarah Blackmon
1780 - 1820
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Nathan Blackmon
1775 - 1871
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Uriah Blackmon
1800 - 1822
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Jeremiah Blackman
1796 - 1832
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Benjamin Blackmon
1780 - 1859
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Henry Blackmon
1788 - 1886
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Elisha Blackmon
1797 - 1862
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James Blackmon
1786 - 1852
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Nancy Blackmon
1774 - Unknown
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Sarah Blackmon
1780 - 1820
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William Blackmon
1806 - Unknown
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Sylvanus Blackmar
1764 - 1841
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James Henry Blackman
1816 - 1855
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Damarius Blackmar
1766 - 1766
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Abigail Blackmar
1780 - 1830
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Lyman Blackmer
1787 - 1873
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Charles Blackman
1810 - Unknown

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