| Name | John B Blackburn [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] | |
| Gender | Male | |
| Birth | 27 Jan 1741
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| Died | 9 Feb 1808
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| Father | Benjamin Blackburn (ID:I21965) (Age 78)b. 1713, Ireland d. 1791, Washington County, Tennessee, USA (Age 78) | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Mother | Mary Davis (ID:I21966) (Age 70)b. 1721, Frederick County, Virginia, USA d. 1791, Blount County, Tennessee, USA (Age 70) | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Marriage | 1737
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| Wife | Janet Mathews (ID:I22045) (Age 71)b. 29 Sep 1747, Warren County, Virginia, USA d. 29 Sep 1818, Jefferson County, Tennessee, USA (Age 71) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Marriage | 2 Apr 1765
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| Histories | DAR Lineage Book - Janet Mathes & John Blackburn The ancestry of Miss Mabel Moore runs 4 generatons to John Blackburn (1751-1808) m. 1765 Janet Mathes (1747-1818). He served as private in the Virginia Militia; Born in Smith Co, VA, Died in Jefferson Co, TN | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| BLACKBURNS IN AMERICA-benjamin | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Possessions | 9 Feb 1764
Frederick County, Virginia, USA
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– Land grand from Lord Fairfax on Mulberry Run | |
| Residence | 1769
Augusta County, Virginia, USA
[5]
– The Benjamin Blackburn Family book says the south side of Augusta County or over the line into Rockbridge County. | |
| Residence | 1773
Washington County, Virginia, USA
[5]
– The Benjamin Blackburn Family book: on Beaver Creek between the present location of Abingdon and Bristol | |
| Residence | Betw 1778 and 1882
Washington County, Virginia, USA
[5]
– Served on county jury in May 1778, June 1779, May 1781, Aug 1782, and Nov 1782. Elder in the Singing Springs Presy. Church at Abington, Washington Co in 1782 | |
| Military | Sep 1780
Battle of King's Mountain, Cherokee County, South Carolina, USA
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| Civil | Nov 1780
Washington County, Virginia, USA
[5]
– Administrator of the estate of Lt.Wm Blackburn | |
| Residence | Abt 1783
Long Creek, Jefferson County, Tennessee, USA
[5]
– On the property he was granted in 1787(sic) that was in Greene County at the time | |
| Civil | 1784
Greene County, Tennessee, USA
[5]
– Appointed Justice of the Peace by John Sevier, Governor of the State of Franklin | |
| Possessions | 1787
Jefferson County, Tennessee, USA
[5]
– Military grant of 400 acres on Long Creek in Greene County, where Chillicothe says he was already living | |
| Residence | 1800
Jefferson County, Tennessee, USA
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| Will | 27 Aug 1805
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