A-C Blacksheariana
BLACKSHEARIANA
Compiled by Perry Lynnfield Blackshear, Sr.
Published by Perry Lynnfield Blackshear, Sr.
Atlanta, Georgia
for private distribution,
1954 A. D.
Copyright 1954 by Perry Lynnfield Blackshear,
Sr.
Printed and bound the United States of America
by
FOOTE AND DAVIES, INC., ATLANTA
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Charley son of Eusebia Jefferies and Thomas Blackshere of Big Bend, W. Va. m. Othie Petit and had issue No. 1 Eadith May No. 2 Charley Jr. No. 3 Harry No. 4 Oma. None Traced.
Cit. Lr. Harriett Dix Blackshere to Raines 1907.
Cicero, b. Aug. 1888, son of Nancy Cranford and John G. Blackshear. Living in Bibb Co., Ga. 1953 Wife Mrs. Lula Collins nee Margaret Lula Williams. M. Twiggs Co., Ga. 6 Dec. 1906. Issue No. 1, Pearlie Louise, No. 2 James, No. 3 John Thomas, b. 25 Sept. 1912, m. Martin, No. 4 Deward, d. in California 1951, never married.
“Cicero has had a stroke and is now in a rest home in Macon.”
Cit. Lr. Mrs. J. P. Sanders, Miami Springs, Fla., 1953. Twiggs Co. Marriages, Record Book 1, Jeffersonville, Ga.
Cicero S., b. 13 Nov. 1832, Lowndes Co., Ga. son of Mary Vinson and John Blackshear. M. Emma Hayman, issue No. 1 Lilla. No. 2 Willie an adopted son who had faulty eyes. C. S. B. Occupation Farming, his great nephew, John W. Blackshear of Daytona Beach says that Cicero was the first white man to settle in the place now named Blackshear, Ga. He also lived in Brooks Co., Ga. where he d. and was bur. in Bethel Church Yard, no marker.
Cit. Raines Vol. S. p. 37. Bible of his father. Ls. Mrs. C. W. Booker, Boston, Ga. 1954.
Cinthia Lucretia, b. Twiggs Co., Ga. 1818, dau. of Margaret Wall and Enoch Blackshear, died between 1850 and 1860. Husband George Phelps or Felts, b. 1820, N. C. Lived Houston Co., Ga. M. Houston Co., Ga. 1839. Issue No. 1 James, b. Ga. 1841, m. Ansley, Sumter Co., Ga. about 1866, No. 2 Frances (female) b. Ga. 1843, m. Robert L. Kite, 1859. No. 3 William, b. Ga. 1845. No. 4 Sarah Elizabeth, b. Ga. 1846. No. 5, Georgia Ann, b. 1848, No. 6 Angeline C. b. 1850, No. 7, Mary E. b. 1852. GF was a farmer, had property in 1860 valued at $6,485.00. Wife No. 2 named Rebeccah H. age 26 in 1860, b. S. C. Issue No. 1 listed in the household of Mary J. Ansley as grandson 1880 census Sumter Co., Ga.
Cit. 1850 Census Sumter Co., Ga. 1880 Census Sumter Co. Ga. Memory of Greatneice, Mrs. J. 0. Bridges, Blakely, Ga. 1953.
Clara Virginia, b. Sumter Co., Ga. 20 Jan. 1876 dau. of Oregon Frances Blackshear and Perry Linkfield Blackshear. Lived in Cuthbert and Atlanta, Ga. D. Cuthbert bur. there in the Eastern Cemetery near her mother. Husband William Emery Bates from “The North” m. at Cuthbert issue Cecil (male) sole. b. Cuthbert 9 Sept. 1900. Cecil moved to Calif. where he married and had one dau. He was a World War one casualty, having spent many years after the war in Veterans Hospitals in Cal. His service was in the Army, he is living now in Los Angeles, Calif. 1954. C. V. B. B. was educated at Andrew Female College, Cuthbert, Ga. Had great talent for “Reading” (Poems, plays and folk yarns). Was very fond of dancing, she “led” the Balls (Germans) in her youth years, was a very popular belle, healthy, beautiful (Brunette) and a leader among those of her social contemporaries.
Cit. Interview Mrs. J. 0. Bridges, (sister) Blakely, Ga. Memory of P. L. Blackshear, (Brother) Atlanta, Ga. 1953.
Clarence Hamilton, b. Laurens Co., Ga. 16 Nov. 1856, son of Mary A. L. Hamilton and Elijah Francks Blackshear. Lived at Waycross, Ga. D. there. Wife, Mrs. Rivers. No
Issue.
“1880 Census, Laurens Co., Ga. lists him as ‘23 son of Mary Blackshear, Widow Mother’ “.
Cit. Family Records via A. Laura E. Blackshear. Athens Ga. 1880 Census via V.
Clarence Lorain, b. Coffee Co., Ga., 9 July 1905, son of Hattie M. Beaty and Joseph B. Blackshear. Wife, Cassie Mink, b. Johnston City, Ill. 21 Aug. 1913, dau. of Elizabeth Rogers and Joseph Mink. M. Dade Co., Fla., 28 Mar. 1939. Issue none. CLB Occupation— Air Craft Mechanic. Member of Masonic Order.
“John W. Blackshear filled this out from our family Bible that was left by our Father and Mother. If I did not make myself clear write me telling me just what you want and I will do my best to help you better. My Grandfather on my Father’s side was a Baptist Minister and 33 Degree Mason. I was told by my Grandfather that his brother was the first white man that ever settled in the place that is now called Blackshear, Ga.
Yours truly,
John W. Blackshear, Daytona Beach, Fla.” Cit. Ls. C. L. Blackshear, Miami, Fla. John W. Blackshear, Daytona Beach, Fla. 1953.
Clarissa Emeline, b. Sumter Co. (near Americus) Ga., 30 Aug. 1847 dau. of Caroline Ward and James Addison Blackshear. D. Athens, Ga. 18 April 1910, bur. Oconee Hill Cemetery, Athens, Ga. Will filed in Clark Co. Hus. Stancill Barwick, b. Washington Co. 16 July 1826 son of Susan Whiddon and John Barwick. D. Athens, Ga. 7 June 1890, bur. Oconee Hill Cemetery, Athens, Ga: Will filed in Clarke Co. m. Sumter Co., Ga. 1873 (l). Issue No. 1, Anna Lou, b. 26 Dec. 1873, d. Athens, Ga. 10 May 1874, No. 2, John Addison, b. 28 Nov. 1874, d. N. Y., 12 Jan. 1933, m. Bertha Evelyn Jester, Atlanta, Ga., No. 3 Joseph Ward, b. 29 Sept. 1876, d. Leslie, Ga., 17 Dec. 1921, m. Estelle Pipkins, Sumter Co., Ga. No. 4, Mary Emma, b. 21 Jan. 1878, d. 10 May 1954 never m. No. 5 Thomas Enoch, b. 21 Jan. 1880, m. Elizabeth Mae Kelley, 1914, No. 6, Clara Elizabeth, b. 6 May 1882, d. Hapeville, Ga. 20 July 1952, m. David Bruce Evans, Athens, Ga. 16 May 1917, No. 7, Wm. Stancill, b. 2 Nov. 1884, m. Myrtle Edwards, Athens, Ga. (Issue 1-7 born in Athens, Ga.) No. 8 Howell Cobb, b. Clarke Co., Ga., 3 Apr. 1887, d. Atlanta, Ga., 27 Oct. 1948, m. First Leila Goss, 1909, m. Second Jeane Higgins. No. 9 Henry Grady, b. Clarke Co., Ga., 24 Oct. 1889, d. Athens, 21 May 1890.
SB was a planter, CEB was school teacher. JAB was member of Methodist Church. Stancill Barwick had three wives. No. 1 had two daughters, No. 2 had several children and most of them died young. He fathered 16 children. Cit. Lr. Mary Barwick, Athens, Ga. 1953.
Cleveland Blackshear, married Ola Johnson in Twiggs Co., Ga. on 10 Oct. 1908.
Cit. Twiggs Co. Marriages Record Book No. 1, Jefferson yule, Ga. via Lr. Mrs. J. P. Sanders, Miami Beach, Fla. 1953.
Connie G. Blackshear, 734 Pickring Street, Houston, Texas. Cit. T. D. 1953.
Corbet Blackshure, 1219 Line Ave., Shreveport, La. Cit. T. D. 1953.
Cora, b. Terrell Co., Ga. 23 Feb. 1890 or 91, dau. of Fanny Everett and Miles Blackshear. Living, Hus. Thomas Watson Clenny, b. Calhoun Co., Ga. 24 Aug. 1896, son of Carrie Coleman amid Charles W. Clenny Living, m. Edison, Ga. 27 Dec. 1919. Issue—None.
MB was member of Primitive Baptist Church.
Cit. Ls. Ethel Satiders, Whigham, Ga., Cora B. Clenny, Miami, Fla. 1953.
Cora Estelle, b. Cochran, Ga., 20 Sept. 1888, dau. of Carrie Reeves and John Marmaduke Blackshear, d. Cochran, Ga. Sept. 1.916. Lived in Dublin and Wrightsville, Ga. Hus. J. Forrest Beam, b. Lattimore, N. C., d. at Sandersville, Ga., m. at Cochran, Ga. Issue No. 1 J. Forrest Ream Jr. Infant died at birth. Wife No. 2 was Maude Reeves. FB was Baptist. Occupation-Farmer and Lumberman. JMB was a Methodist. Cit. Lr. Mrs. W. R. Cook, Montrose, Ga. 1953.
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