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Commander Charles Herbert Blacklock, Australia

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2012-05-18 11:21:38Z

This is from "Who's Who in Australia, 1921 - 1950."

BLACKLOCK, Commander Charles Herbert, Naval Secy, to Flag Officer-in-Charge, N.S.W., since 1944; son of David Blacklock, Hale, Cheshire, Eng.; b. Aug 4, 1900, Hale. ed: Seamons Moss Sch., Cheshire, and Richmond Publ Sch., S.A.; boy in training ship Tingira 1915-16; served H.M.A.S. Fantome 1917-18, commissioned 1923; later in H.M.A.S.'s Albatross, Canberaa, Yarra; Commdr 1940; R.A.N Accnt. offir. 7th Destroyer 1943-44; m. Nov.5,1932 Hazel. d. S.H.Mansfield, 1 d.; recreations; tennis, golf. club, Imperial Service (Syd.) address: 60 Shirley Rd. Roseville, N.S.W.

I would like to know more about this line.
Barbara

Re: BLACKLOCK, RICHARD TYRUS BIBLE RECORDS

CathyElder80 — 2012-04-17 02:25:43Z

I would love to see what you have. My grandfather was a son of Richard Carson Blacklock...his name was Carson Edmund Blacklock. I look forward to hearing from you. Cathy Elder

Re: BLACKLOCK, RICHARD TYRUS BIBLE RECORDS

CathyElder80 — 2012-04-17 02:16:36Z

I would love to have a copy, and I would be glad to send you postage. He was my GG Grandfather. My Grandfather was Carson Edmund Blacklock. I have a Bible that belonged to Richard Carson Blacklock. I noticed that someone else has one too. The only inscriptions in mine are scriptures. I look forward to hearing from other researchers!

Re: Thomas Blacklock and The Forward Frigate

StephenDennehy29 — 2012-04-11 00:01:41Z

Barbara,

Unfortunately, i live in Butte, Mont. I wish I did live close to the Eastern Shore for research as aI have a lot of lines in that area.

Enjoy your research trip to Gowanda.
Steve

Re: Thomas Blacklock and The Forward Frigate

lrjkats — 2012-04-10 20:33:06Z

Stephen and Barbara,
A quick look at the revisions in Calvin Blacklock's book
says" According to Bill Edward Blalock in his book 'Blalock's, Virginia to Harrison County, Texas and Beyond," most of the Blalocks share the same first two Blacklocks in America as common ancestors with the Blacklocks. He refers to the first Blacklock as Thomas Blacklock, Sr. His book throws new light on the first three generarions of Blacklocks in America and lots of light on those who became Blalocks in the fourth and subsequent generations."

Maybe there is something in Bill's book that would answer all questions on the early Blacklocks/Blalocks.
I have not found a copy of the book in the historical libraries of Kentucky or Virginia, so really cannot say what, if any, sources Bill Blalock had, but would love to have the first few chapters just to see what he had to say.

When I finish my present project I will get back with you on Thomas Blacklock.

Linda J.

Re: Thomas Blacklock and The Forward Frigate

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2012-04-10 01:12:52Z

Steve,
This is quite a challenge. I'm about ready to take a trip to Gowanda, New York, hoping to find something/anything about my ggg grandfather. It's some distance, too. How far are you from Northampton? You may find your answers there.

I wish you good luck in your search.
Barbara

Re: Thomas Blacklock and The Forward Frigate

StephenDennehy29 — 2012-04-09 21:18:39Z

Barbara,
Thanks for this.
the problem is thatpeople keep listinginfo on the 1st. Thomas but have no recods to verifyany of the information.
the only thing recrds show is hatthis Thomas was in the Esatern Shore of Vir.1623 and 1624. I can not find any other records on this man and suspect e either died young as many did in that early day because conditions were pretty harsh), or he gave up and went back to Scot./Eng., wherever he was from.

Nothing gives a wife's name or any children's names. there dont appear to be any deeds for him as grantor or grantee, there is no will or estate acct. for him.

The younger Thomas is transported from Scot/Eng/ with "wife and child "(unnamed) in 1655 by Southey Littleton, along with 44 others. That can be documented. But the info that he had 2 wives-a Sarah, sometimes listed as Sarah Black, I haven't been able to find verification of. No one has found a mariage record for them and there is nothing that would give her maiden name in Vir. records. Thomas' wife when he made his will was Chistiann (Called "Anne" for short) but what is the source for claiming her maiden name was Scott ?

Thomas had 3 living children when hee made his wll; he only names the eldest Thomas who was an adult. the other 2 were Elizabeth who a. Thomas ser by 1683 and I've been told the probate record also lsts a dau. Frances.

John of New Kent/Hanover Cos., Vir.was not a son of Thomas. He was almost certainly the son of John Blaylock,transported to York Co., Vr. by 1667. York is on the other side of Jamestown from New Kent Co. Some of his desc. list John of 1667 as dying 1725 in New Kent Co. The Vir. family are exclusively Blaylock,at least in the early generations, wherars the Eastern Shore of Vir. and Md. are always Blacklock in the records unttil the late 1700's.

The Esatern Shore was called Accomack from the beginnings of Eng. setlement c. 1620 until 1643 when the namw was changed to Northampton. In 1663 he northern part was separated off and named Accomack Co. All pre 1663 records would be in Northampton.

Steve

Two Marriages: Blacklock/Sanford & Blacklock/Matthews

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2012-04-06 14:32:30Z

From the Newport (R.I.) Mercury issue of March 26,1864:
MARRIED: In this city, 22nd inst. by Rev.S.Adlum, Mr.Thomas Blacklock, to Miss Anna M., daughter of Mr. S.Clarke Sanford, all of this city.

From the Baltimore American issue of June 17, 1904:
BLACKLOCK - MATTHEWS
LaPlata, Maryland, June 16 -- Julian Chandler Blacklock and Miss Elizabeth Sabina Matthews, were married yesterday evening at Oakley, the home of the bride's parents, Mr.& Mrs. James F. Matthews. The bride is a sister of Rev.Brett Matthews, a Jesuit priest. The groom is a member of the mercantile firm of Bowling & Blacklock, Bel Alton, this county, where the young couple will reside.

Re: Thomas Blacklock and The Forward Frigate

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2012-04-06 13:59:00Z

I have Whitley's BLACKLOCK book, and I can find no mention of this Thomas Blacklock. I also have Calvin Blacklock's book BLACKLOCKS AT THE EASTERN SHORE, and this is the first paragraph:

"THOMAS BLACKLOCK I: According to Bill Edward Blalock in his book BLALOCKS: VIRGINIA TO HARRISON COUNTY AND BEYOND, most of the Blalocks share the same first two Blacklocks in America as common ancestors with the Blacklocks. He refers to the first Blacklock as Thomas Blacklock, Sr. His book throws new light on the first three generations of Blacklocks in America and lots of light on those who became Blalocks in the fourth and subsequent genrations."

I hope you can find Bill Edward Blalock's book.
Good luck,
Barbara

Mrs. Violet Blacklock of Regina, Sask. 1942

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2012-04-03 20:57:57Z

Hello All: Can anyone identify the Mrs. Violet Blacklock mentioned in this obituary published Aug 31, 1942 in the San Diego Union?

Neil F. McFayden
ESCONDIDO, Aug.30: Services for Neil F. McFayden, 63, resident of the Escondido-Twin Oaks district for 20 years were conducted at the Alhiser Mortuary.
Mr.McFayden was a native of Ontario, Can., where he was born April 14, 1879. For about 18 years he had been employed as superintendent of pipelines by the Vista Irrigation district.
While inspecting a pipeline on a ranch northwest of Escondido Thursday, Mr. McFayden was stricken with a heart attack.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Betty McFayden, and two daughters, Mrs. Catherine Sayre, of Escondido, and Mrs. Vivian Blacklock, of Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
The Rev.Harry B. Lee of Trinity Episcopal church conducted the rites. Interment was in the San Marcos cemetery.

Re: Jimmy Blacklock, Harlem Globetrotter

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2012-03-31 14:03:04Z

Hello! Thanks for resuming this conversation, and to answer your question: We don't know yet. We need more information about William Blacklock: where was he born, when was he born, whom did he marry, what was her maiden name, who were thier children, etc. Also what are the surnames of some of the descendants? If you can provide this basic information, we can move forward. I am currently tracking several different Blacklock lines, and I have a fair amount of information.
Hoping we can connect somewhere...
Barbara

Re: Jimmy Blacklock, Harlem Globetrotter

MichaelJohnstonSmith — 2012-03-31 02:14:46Z

The Harlem Globetrotters go back to the first half of the 20th Century with a rich and storied history. There was a Jimmy Blacklock who played at the University of Texas from 1970 to 1972 (and 2 years of Junior College somewhere else in Texas I believe from 1968 to 1970 which would make him a 1968 high school graduate probably in Texas somewhere). Are we discussing the same Jimmy Blacklock?

Re: Henry Blacklock, clergyman

1_Kays16 — 2012-03-28 17:33:41Z

I have a hand written journal by Henry Blacklock..appears to be notes for a book or a rough draft of a book. Entitled, "De Fide et Symbolo, Liber"dated: "Easter Term 1888" -- this is the only date on the writing and is under the title on the first written page. What I have read thus far indicates he is a faithful man or perhaps a preacher. Talks of the "strong authority of Apostolic Teaching" The writing is separated by Chapters. There are notes on each chapter at the end of the writing and references to scripture noted.

Re: Thomas Blacklock and The Forward Frigate

StephenDennehy29 — 2012-03-13 01:07:29Z

I've found the same thing you did. What I've noticed in excerpts I've read from Delton Blaylock's book is that he makes a lot of statements and gives no records,no source for them.
I'm beginning to think that the younger Thomas (b. c. 1630,transported to Northampton Co.,Vir.. with wife and child (unnamed)by Southey Littleton in 1656; d. 1678 Accomack) is our ancestor but he probably is not son of the older one in Accomack/Norhampton in the 1623 and 1624 records. I've seen no other records on him. I wonder if he died shortly after 1624, never married and never left any childen in Vir.
Steve

lookup: "Blacklock Family"by Whitley

StephenDennehy29 — 2012-01-18 23:21:03Z

Would someone who has a copy of "The Blacklock Family" by Walter Whitley (2nd. edition 1981) tell me if he has any verified info (meaning he actually as records for this info)for:

Thomas Blacklock/ Blalock, the immigrant of 1622 in accomack/Northampton Co.Vir,
His son Thomas Jr. c. (1628-1678) In Accomack/Northampton Cos. Vir.
His son Thomas (3) b. c.1655 in calvert Co., Md. by 1676

Thank you.
Steve

Blacklocks in Hawick

phil_hill1329 — 2012-01-12 00:39:32Z

I'm looking for any information on any blacklocks from hawick especially between 1900 and 1930 if anyone has any information it would be very much appreciated

Thomas Blacklock b. c. 1655 of Calvert Co., Md.

StephenDennehy29 — 2012-01-11 01:39:51Z

Does anyone done any research on Thomas Blacklock (aka Blaylock and Blalock) b. c. 1655, went from Accomack Co., Vir. to Calvert Co. Maryland by 1676.

Some sites on Family Trees list his death year as 1713 or about 1720. What is this based on ?
Does anyone know his wife's name or te names of his children apart from son Thomas b. c.1681 ?

Re: BLACKLOCK in Ireland

BlacklockB — 2012-01-05 16:07:25Z

Hi

I just came across this post by accident, my name is Brendan Blacklock and I live in Ireland. My ancestor Richard Blacklock
came to Ireland with the army about 1885.

Hope this helps
Brendan

Re: Benson Leck Blacklock & James Arthur

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2011-09-26 11:42:06Z

Hello Christopher: You may already have this. I found it at "British Merchant Navy - Old Friends Place," online. Barbara

BLACKLOCK, Able Seaman, JAMES ARTHUR, S.S. British Premier (London). Merchant Navy. 24th December 1940. Age 18. Son of Archibald Dowey Blacklock and Elizabeth Blacklock, of North Shields, Northumberland.

Re: Benson Leck Blacklock

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2011-09-25 22:13:33Z

No, not related -- just a BLACKLOCK descendant who hopes to find the "great grand-daddy" of us all. Good luck with that one! I have corresponded with Richard & Mike, and you know who they are, I'm sure.
There are so many Benson Leck Blacklocks, and it's most confusing trying to sort them out. I think I have five of them already. I am trying to sort out who's who. I want to present you with the information I have on them, and hope you will help me there.
Thanks for the links to Sylvia Blacklock and the U-Boats; I had not seen those items before.
More later, Barbara
Do you know about the "Blacklock Gathering" at Facebook?

Re: Benson Leck Blacklock

cblacklockcaet — 2011-09-23 14:48:08Z

Hi, just doing some ancestral stuff myself and saw this. I am Benson Leck Blacklock's 3rd cousin 2 times removed, if that is any help. His older brother James Arthur Blacklock also died at a young age in WW2 as a merchant marine 2 years before him. My name is Christopher Eskdale Blacklock and one of my brothers has been working on our family tree for the last 10 years and has managed to drill back to the 1600's so far.
Here's a couple of interesting links you may already have found.

http://www.uboat.net/allies/merchants/crews/person/30133.htm...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/ww2peopleswar/stories/53/a4167353.shtml

We thought there were only 2 boys, but now think perhaps they had other siblings based on this ladies story. There are several Benson Leck Blacklock's in our family as well, one of them died in WW1, so it can get confusing!

Let me know if I can help. I assume you may be related?

-Chris. B.

Re: Robert Browning Blacklock

ALLDESINC — 2011-08-02 18:22:59Z

My ggf was Robert Browning Blacklock. We visited the family homesite and gravesite in Scotland. Do not know much about his family except his brother, Charles. I grew up on a farm next to where Robert lived. Would appreciate any information about the family including the Scotland ancestry.

Benson Leck Blacklock

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2011-07-13 13:03:50Z

Is anyone familiar with this family? Please contact me. Thanks. Barbara

BLACKLOCK, Sailor, BENSON LECK, S.S. British Yeoman (London). Merchant Navy. 14th July 1942. Age 21. Son of Archibald Dowey Blacklock and Elizabeth Blacklock, of North Shields, Northumberland.

Re: Blacklock

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2011-06-25 12:53:39Z

Sorry, I don't know where Alice, Richard and Daniel passed away, but you might find something at findagrave.com -- this site now has 63 million grave entries. I would be pleased to know what you find.
Barbara

Re: Blacklock

sf0153 — 2011-06-24 10:15:30Z

Hi Barbara ,
Thanks for the information , and for filling in some gaps for me..Would you by any chance know where Alice, Richard and Daniel passed away? and where the children were born?
Alice's great-grandparents on the "Mansfield" side were also my great-grandparents. Daniel's father had a brother( Alec Mansfield) who was my grandfather. Once again thanks..
Sylvia

Re: Blacklock

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2011-06-23 21:22:17Z

I have his obit from unidentified newspaper:

Blacklock, Archibald "George" - 73, Waterville, Kings Co., passed away Thursday, Feb 8, 2007, in Kings Regional Rehabilitation Center, Waterville, Born in Sioux Lookout, Kenora District, Ont., he was a son of the late Archibald and Mary Blacklock. George lived most of his life in Nova Scotia, and had been a Petty Officer in the Canadian Navy. Surviving are daughter Elaine; sister Phyllis Heron, brother Eddy Blacklock. Besides his parents, he was predeceased by his wife Alice (Mansfield) Blacklock; sons, Richard and Danny. There will be no visitation at the funeral home . . . Burial in Berwick Cemetery at a later date. H.C.Lindsay Funeral Home, 192 Commercial St., Bermick; 902-538-9900. www.lindsayfuneralsberwick@ns.aliantzinc.ca" target="_blank">www.lindsayfuneralsberwick@ns.aliantzinc.ca

Archibald George Blacklock, b.29 Apr 1933, was the son of Alexander Blacklock and Mary Skalevsky. He married Alice Mansfield, d/o Daniel Mansfield and Violet Martin. They had three children: Elaine, b.1955 Nova Scotia; Richard G., b. 1957 N.S. and d. 1977 N.S.; and Daniel, b. 1959 N.S., and died 1989 of suicide.
Hope this helps,
Barbara
P.S. How are you connected to this family?

Re: Blacklock

sf0153 — 2011-06-23 11:57:08Z

Archibald George--1934--Sioux Lookout, Ontario--2007--Waterville, NS - s/o Arch and Mary. Alice 1921-NS--1984-NS
of Daniel and Violet
A--Richard-1957--1977 -name and dates on Alices stone
B--Daniel-no dates but he died before Arch..(from obit)
C---a possible daughter Elaine

Re: Blacklock

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2011-06-23 11:41:18Z

Hello Sylvia: Would you kindly provide us with some additional information? We need dates & places of birth, death, marriage, etc. Any clues at all. Barbara

Blacklock

sf0153 — 2011-06-20 11:37:36Z

Trying to find information on Archibald " George" Blacklock and Alice Mansfield..Alice was my 3rd cousin and would love to know more on her family..( Richard, Daniel, Elaine)
Thanks in advance,
Sylvia Mansfield Fancy

Mary Blacklock - Dumfries Scotland - Nova Scotia Canada

drmeisner1 — 2011-06-19 01:10:28Z

Mary Blacklock was born in Dumfries. She came to Canada, and married George Barrett in Halifax Nova Scotia May 12, 1836. He arrived in Nova Scotia a few years earlier with his brother John Barrett from Blackthorn, Oxfordshire, England. Her marriage bond was signed by George Barrett and Patrick Walsh - I have no idea who he is - Mary lived to be 100, and died Nov 21, 1914, in Beaver Bank, Halifax County, Nova Scotia. I have found three possibilities for which Mary it could be that was born around the right time for her to be 100 when she died:
1. Mary Blacklock - Sep 12, 1814, daughter of John Blacklock/Jean Ritchie - have also seen this as Jean Richardson
2. Mary Blacklock - July 9, 1815, daughter of Archibald Blacklock/Isobel Bell
3. Mary may be related to the Blacklock family that came from Scotland to Little Shemogue, Westmorland County, New Brunswick.

If anyone has any clues about this Mary, I would appreciate hearing from you.

Blacklock in Darlington

DennisVaughan1 — 2011-03-30 13:00:51Z

James Morton, son of Andrew Mann Morton, was born 5 September 1893 in Glasgow, and died 25 November 1953 in East Kilbride. He married:

1) Emma Blacklock, 3 August 1912, in Darlington. She was born 1 May 1892 in Darlington and died 12 January 1951 in Stoke on Trent. One daughter, Constance Morton.

2) Agnes Chalmers, 20 February 1930 in Hamilton, Lanarkshire. No known children.

Emma later married Jacob Barker in 1920, with three daughters, Margaret, Dorothy and Mary.
I would like to discover if there are any photographs in existence of either James Morton or Emma Blacklock / Morton/ Barker.

Thanks

Richard Blacklock, U.S. Colored Infantry

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2011-03-07 17:26:32Z

Hello BLACKLOCK researchers,
I found this at ancestry.com -- hope it's useful for someone.

U.S. COLORED TROOPS MILITARY SERVICE RECORDS 1861 - 1865

Richard Blacklock, Co.F., US Colored Infantry
age 22; 5 feet 7 inches, Mulatto, born Anna Arundel,MD., farmer
enlisted 1 March 1864 at Anna Arundel; mustered 11 March 1864 at Baltimore by Col. Bowman, term 3 years
Killed in action before Petersburg, VA., 30 July 1864. Final statement sent 12 Aug 1864.

Re: Blacklock

jimbarb94 — 2011-02-14 23:05:45Z

charles mcdougal Blacklock born-5-8-1810 died-2-9-1890 He was my great-great-grandfather. I know he had 6 children.

Sondra Love (Blacklock)

ksw28 — 2011-01-30 20:03:25Z

Hi, Sondra, please contact me at ksw28@live.com re the Blacklock's. Gordon Blacklock was my grandmother's brother.

Re: Looking for the names of the parents of 'John Blacklock'

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2011-01-01 23:01:07Z

I did find Arthur & Margaret's marriage at BC vital statistics, and began to wonder whether someone in your family has a Bible. ?. The only "clue" I might look at would be to consider whether John used his middle name Henry rather than his given name John. My father-in-law was born John Henry _____, changed his name to Henry John_____, and then finally to Harry John______. But knowing him, Harry suited him better than Henry or John would have!
If you care to keep me posted, please do.
Barbara

Re: Jimmy Blacklock, Harlem Globetrotter

DebraSloan97 — 2010-12-28 15:29:22Z

Hi, Barbara.
I've researched the William Blacklock family for 25 years.
I can trace my family back to 1870- Frederick Blacklock in Wilkes County, Georgia.

I am trying to make a connection to William John and his daughters. I visited Charleston in 2008 and had a chance to look at some documents at the archival library.
Since my 1870 Texas ancestors state they were born in Georgia I am trying to connect them with the John and Mary (Whatley) Strong Family of Paulding County who may have known the Blacklocks. It might be a stretch. Please e-mail me at debrabsloan@yahoo.com where I can expand. Thanks!

Re: Jimmy Blacklock, Harlem Globetrotter

DebraSloan97 — 2010-12-28 15:29:21Z

Re: Looking for the names of the parents of 'John Blacklock'

alocin11861 — 2010-12-28 03:59:00Z

Hi Barbara :) Arthur lived and married in New Westminster, Vancouver, British Columbia. He married Margaret Ann Gillard, also originally from England - Dorset I think- in 1911 there. I dont know if any of his siblings May(or Mary), John Hy, Herbert, Helen, William, or Florrie, eventually emigrated - They are all listed in Sussex St in Salford Manchester in the 1901 English Census - Helen, his wife is not however so I am thinking maybe she passed away between 1891 and 1901. Arthur was in Africa with the Boer War at this time. His father John is still in Sussex St listed in the 1911 England Census Summary Books as residing with 2 sons and 2 daughters. Thankyou for your reply to me. Do you have any clues?

Re: Jimmy Blacklock, Harlem Globetrotter

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2010-12-28 02:01:47Z

Hello Debra -- I am a BLACKLOCK descendant interested in Willim of Charleston because of this piece of information:

Source: "The Original Scots Colonists of Early America, 1612-1783" --- Blacklock, William, b. 1751, farmer, res. Dumfries-shire; sh. Oct 1774 fr. Greenock to Charleston, S.C. in the COUNTESS. (Public Record Office, London #T47.12) by David Dobson, St. Andrew's, SCT., 1988.

William of Charleston resided at Dumfriesshire, from whence came my BLACKLOCKs, not to Charleston but to Ontario, Canada. I wonder if there is a link between my BLACKLOCKs and William of Charleston, dating back to 1750ish at DFS.

I have seven children for John Freer Blacklock and his wife Mary Robertson (married 15 May 1839 at Charleston), only two of whom were males: William Robertson Blacklock, b. 8 Mar 1843; d. 24 May 1844, and John Freer Blacklock, Jr., b. 22 Sep 1846; d. 30 Jun 1847.

How far back can you trace your BLACKLOCKs?

Barbara

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Re: Jimmy Blacklock, Harlem Globetrotter

DebraSloan97 — 2010-12-27 23:57:36Z

Hi, Barbara.

I am trying to make a connection to William and his son, John Freer Blacklock. Are you a descendant?

Debra

Re: Looking for the names of the parents of 'John Blacklock'

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2010-12-25 21:29:25Z

Hello: Where in Canada did your Arthur live? When did he emigrate, and did any of his siblings also emigrate to Canada? Barbara

Looking for the names of the parents of 'John Blacklock'

alocin11861 — 2010-12-22 10:06:48Z

John is my gt gt grandfather. He was born abt 1846 in Manchester. John's mother's name was Elizabeth. I don't know her maiden name but the 1851 census says she was born in Bolton Lane around 1802. John's father is not listed in the 1851 census but Elizabeth is listed as 'wife' and not widowed - so I am wondering if he worked elsewhere ... or what? The address of Elizabeth and her children was 13 Iswell Terrace, Cheetham. Elizabeth had 3 other sons, Joseph, Thomas, and William. John married Helen Ankers in 1874. Their children were Arthur(my gt grandfather who emigrated to Canada), Mary, John Hy, Herbert, Nellie, William, and Florrie. They lived in Sussex St, Salford, Lancashire from abt 1880 - 1911. Any help would be really appreciated cos I'm stuck!

Re: Jimmy Blacklock, Harlem Globetrotter

BarbaraBrownAllen — 2010-12-21 13:21:15Z

Is your Blacklock line connected to John Freer Blacklock, son of William Blacklock of Charleston, South Carolina? I would like to know more about this BLACKLOCK line.
Barbara

Re: Jimmy Blacklock, Harlem Globetrotter

DebraSloan97 — 2010-12-21 03:05:39Z

Hello, Brownsugarbabe1.

My name is Debra Blacklock-Sloan, William Blacklock's oldest grandchild. I live in Houston. Back in the early 80s, Baby Sister gave me a short history of the family. Since then, I have been compiling the family history. Please hit me up on Facebook or e-mail me at debrabsloan@yahoo.com

Debra

Re: BLACKLOCK in Ireland

pslove1985 — 2010-12-16 21:10:07Z

I just recieved a picture of Myrtle not to long ago from a family member Dorothy. She emailed it to me as I have no pictures of the family pass my grandparents. It is so nice to put a picture to the name. I came across Myrtle's grave a few years back she is in the same area at the graveyard as my husbands grandmother. Do you happen to have any pictures of Myrtle and Percy and any other family members.
I'm not sure where you live but I live in Toronto Ontario.

Re: BLACKLOCK in Ireland

KaSw14 — 2010-12-16 20:01:30Z

Myrtle Latressa Blacklock is my grandmother, she married Percy Joseph Haight.

Re: BLACKLOCK in Ireland

pslove1985 — 2010-12-16 19:02:03Z

David Proudfoot Blacklock is my great great grandfather also he was born October 30, 1831 and Joseph Boyce Blacklock is my great grandfather but he married 3 times but his first wife was Mary Wood and they had 2 children one was Myrtle Latressa Blacklock she married Joseph Percy Haight. Who is your grandfather mine is William Thomas Blacklock who was born in Hamilton Ontario.
Thank you for emailing me back we are related just have to figure out where in the family we are.

Sondra Love (Blacklock)

Re: BLACKLOCK in Ireland

KaSw14 — 2010-12-16 16:30:13Z

David Proudfoot Blacklock would be my great, great grandfather. My great grandfather is Josephy Boyce Blacklock and my grandmother is Mrtyle Latressa Blacklock.

Re: BLACKLOCK in Ireland

pslove1985 — 2010-12-16 01:32:13Z

Hi Kathy

Is this David Blacklock in your family line because he is in mine. He was my 2nd great grandfather. If he is in your line it would be great to know and maybe we can exchange information.

Thank you
Sondra

Re: BLACKLOCK in Ireland

KaSw14 — 2010-12-15 19:47:50Z

The info I have is David Proudfoot Blacklock, born Oct 1831 in Applegirth, Dumfreshire Scotland. David married Jannet H. Boyes, birth 24 July 1831 Marchbank, Dumfreshire, Scotland.
David's Parents were James Blacklock and Elizabeth Proudfoot. The information was from the 1881 Census of Canada, Fullarton, Perth South, Ontario.