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     On circa 1755, Jonathan Black was born, the County of Hanover, the Colony of Virginia.^2,3,4,5 He was the son of James Black and Sarah (?)¹

     Jonathan Black married Judith Fariss Harlow, daughter of John Harlow Sr., on Tuesday, 19.12.1775, the the St. James Northam Parish (Dover Church), County of Goochland, Colony of Virginia.^6,2,7

     Jonathan Black witnessed After declaring independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain in 1775, before the Declaration of Independence was officially adopted, the Virginia colony became the Commonwealth of Virginia on 05.07.1776 at Commonwealth of Virginia.⁸

     County of Fluvanna was formed from Albemarle County in 1777, and could of been witnesses by Jonathan Black .⁹

     Jonathan Black witnessed Virginia became a part of the United State with US Statehood: June 25, 1788 on 25.06.1788 at Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.¹⁰ He witnessed the will of John Harlow Sr. on 26.01.1802 at County of Henrico, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.¹¹

     Jonathan Black appeared on the 1810 Federal Census as Head of Household in Fluvanna, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America; also the number of people listed on the census by age group are:
     "Free White Person Male:"
          Under ten years of age: (1)
          Of ten years and under sixteen years of age: (1)
          Of sixteen and under twenty-six: (2)
          Of forty-five and upwards: (1)
     "Free White Person Female:"
          Of ten years and under sixteen years of age: (1)
          Of sixteen and under twenty-six: (1)
          Of twenty-six and under forty-five: (1)
          Of forty-five and upwards: (1)
     "Slaves:" (8.)¹²

     Jonathan Black died on Wednesday, 06.01.1813, in County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.³

Jonathan Black was buried in after 06.01.1813, in Norcross - Parrish Graveyard, in the Cunningham, in the County of Fluvanna, in the Commonwealth of Virginia, in the Country of United States of America.¹³

     Jonathan Black is buried in Norcross - Parrish Graveyard Cemetery, Cunningham, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 225025610 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)¹⁴


     The attached picture was taken of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Black headstone at Norcross - Parrish Graveyard, in Cunningham, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America. George Washington Black and Henrietta Thomas were also listed on the headstone. The picture was taken by Brian Gallagher.¹³

     Judith Fariss Harlow was also known as Judith Harlow. no record of where Harlow came from.³

     On circa 1749/50, Judith Fariss Harlow was born, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the United States of America. She was the daughter of John Harlow Sr.²

     Judith Fariss Harlow married Jonathan Black, son of James Black and Sarah (?), on Tuesday, 19.12.1775, the the St. James Northam Parish (Dover Church), County of Goochland, Colony of Virginia.^4,3,5

     As of 19.12.1775, her married name was Black.

     As of 19.12.1775, Judith Fariss Harlow was also known as Judith Fairies.⁶

     Judith Fariss Harlow witnessed After declaring independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain in 1775, before the Declaration of Independence was officially adopted, the Virginia colony became the Commonwealth of Virginia on 05.07.1776 at Commonwealth of Virginia.⁷

     County of Fluvanna was formed from Albemarle County in 1777, and could of been witnesses by Judith Fariss Harlow .⁸

     Judith Fariss Harlow witnessed Virginia became a part of the United State with US Statehood: June 25, 1788 on 25.06.1788 at Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.⁹ In John Harlow Sr.'s will dated 26.01.1802 at County of Henrico, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America, Judith Fariss Harlow was named as an heir.¹⁰ Was possibly on the 1810 Census with Head of Household Jonathan Black, in Fluvanna, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America, in age group:
     “Free White Person Male:”
          Of forty-five and upwards: (1.)¹¹

     Judith Fariss Harlow appeared on the 1820 Federal Census as Head of Household in County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America; also the number of people listed on the census by age group are:
     "Free White Person Male:"
          Under ten years of age: (2)
          Of sixteen and under twenty-six, including head of families: (1)
     "Free White Person Female:"
          Under ten years of age: (1)
          Of sixteen years and under and eighteen years of age: (1)
          Of forty-five and upwards, including head of families: (1)
     "Slaves Person Male:"
          Under fourteen years of age: (3)
          Of twenty-six and under forty-five: (1)
     "Slaves Person Female:"
          Under fourteen years of age: (2)
          Of fourteen and under twenty-six: (1)
          Of forty-five and upwards: (1)
     ”Other information given:”
          Numbers of person engaged in Agriculture: (4.)¹²

     Judith Fariss Harlow died circa 1835, in County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.

Judith Fariss Black was buried in circa 1835, in Norcross - Parrish Graveyard, in the Cunningham, in the County of Fluvanna, in the Commonwealth of Virginia, in the Country of United States of America.¹

     The attached picture was taken of Judith Fariss Black and Jonathan Black headstone at Norcross - Parrish Graveyard, in Cunningham, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America. George Washington Black and Henrietta Thomas were also listed on the headstone. The picture was taken by Brian Gallagher.¹³

     Judith Fariss Harlow is buried in Norcross - Parrish Graveyard Cemetery, Cunningham, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 225025629 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)¹

     On Sunday, 17.11.1776, Nancy Black was born, the County of Hanover, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the United States of America.^2,1 She was the daughter of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow.

     County of Fluvanna was formed from Albemarle County in 1777, and could of been witnesses by Nancy Black .³

     Nancy Black witnessed Virginia became a part of the United State with US Statehood: June 25, 1788 on 25.06.1788 at Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.⁴

     As of 20.02.1803, her married name was Humphrey.¹

     Nancy Black married Bartlett Humphrey on Sunday, 20.02.1803, the Palmyra, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.^1,5
     Nancy Black witnessed the death of Jonathan Black on 06.01.1813, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.²
     Nancy Humphrey was possibly on the 1820 Census with Head of Household Bartlett Humphrey, in Columbia, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America, in age group:
     “Free White Person Female:”
          Of twenty-six and under forty-five, including heads of families: (1.)⁶

     Nancy Black died circa 1841.

     Bartlett Humphrey married Nancy Black, daughter of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow, on Sunday, 20.02.1803, the Palmyra, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.^1,2

     Bartlett Humphrey appeared on the 1820 Federal Census as Head of Household in Columbia, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America; also the number of people listed on the census by age group are:
     "Free White Person Male:"
          Under ten years of age: (2)
          Of ten years and under sixteen years of age: (2)
          Of forty-five and upwards, including head of families: (1)
     "Free White Person Female:"
          Under ten years of age: (1)
          Of twenty-six and under forty-five, including heads of families: (1.)³

     On Friday, 03.07.1778, Sarah Black was born, the County of Hanover, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the United States of America.^2,3,1 She was the daughter of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow.

     Sarah Black witnessed Virginia became a part of the United State with US Statehood: June 25, 1788 on 25.06.1788 at Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.⁴
     Sarah Black witnessed the death of Jonathan Black on 06.01.1813, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.²

     As of 19.10.1815, her married name was Travillion.¹

     Sarah Black married Hundley Travillion on Thursday, 19.10.1815, the Palmyra, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.¹

     Sarah Black died on Monday, 25.01.1841 at age 62 years, 6 months and 22 days.¹

     Hundley Travillion married Sarah Black, daughter of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow, on Thursday, 19.10.1815, the Palmyra, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.¹

     On Friday, 18.08.1780, Turner Black was born, the County of Hanover, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the United States of America. He was the son of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow.

     Turner Black witnessed Virginia became a part of the United State with US Statehood: June 25, 1788 on 25.06.1788 at Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.¹

     Turner Black married Jane Haslip in 1804, the Palmyra, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.²

     Turner Black appeared on the 1810 Federal Census as Head of Household in County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America; also the number of people listed on the census by age group are:
     "Free White Person Male:"
          Of ten years and under sixteen years of age: (1)

          Of twenty-six and under forty-five: (1)
     "Free White Person Female:"

          Under ten years of age: (1)

          Of twenty-six and under forty-five: (1.)³
     Turner Black witnessed the death of Jonathan Black on 06.01.1813, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.⁴

     Turner Black appeared on the 1820 Federal Census as Head of Household in First District of Columbia, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America; also the number of people listed on the census by age group are:
     "Free White Person Male:"
          Of forty-five and upwards, including head of families: (1)
     "Free White Person Female:"
          Under ten years of age: (1)
          Of sixteen and under twenty-six, including head of families: (1)
          Of forty-five and upwards, including head of families: (1.)⁵

     Turner Black appeared on the 1830 Federal Census as Head of Household in County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America; also the number of people listed on the census by age group are:
          Of fifty and under sixty years: (1.)⁶

     Turner Black appeared on the 1840 Federal Census as Head of Household in County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America; also the number of people listed on the census by age group are:
     “Free White Person Male:”
          Of sixty and under seventy years: (1 )
     ”Free White Person Female:”
          Of twenty and under thirty years: (1)
          Of sixty and under seventy years: (1.)⁷

     Turner Black died after 1840.⁸

     Jane Haslip married Turner Black, son of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow, in 1804, the Palmyra, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.¹

     As of 1804, her married name was Jane Black.¹

     As of circa 1805, Jane Haslip was also known as Jane Haislip.²

     William Black was in an article title "From "The Las Free Land"

He was known to have married, moved west and raised a family but there are no know names of his descendants. (no futher information.)¹"

     On Tuesday, 12.02.1782, William Black was born, the County of Hanover, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the United States of America.^2,3,1 He was the son of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow.

     William Black witnessed Virginia became a part of the United State with US Statehood: June 25, 1788 on 25.06.1788 at Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.⁴
     William Black witnessed the death of Jonathan Black on 06.01.1813, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.³

     William Black died on Monday, 30.05.1831, in County of Oldham, Commonwealth of Kentucky, United States of America, at age 49 years, 3 months and 18 days.^3,2,1

     John Black was in an article title "Census Number: 3TH
Film Number: M252
Roll Number: 068
State: VIRGINIA
County: FLUVANNA
District: TWP
Page Number: 059
Line Number:
Resident Number:
House Number:


Census Number: 6TH
Film Number: M704
Roll Number: 558
State: VIRGINIA
County: FLUVANNA
District: TWP
Page Number: 269
Line Number:
Resident Number:
House Number.
"

     John Black was also known as Jack.

     On Monday, 06.03.1786, John Black was born, the County of Hanover, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the United States of America. He was the son of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow.

     John Black witnessed Virginia became a part of the United State with US Statehood: June 25, 1788 on 25.06.1788 at Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.¹
     John Black witnessed the death of Jonathan Black on 06.01.1813, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.²

     John Black married Elizabeth Irving on Saturday, 06.03.1813, the Palmyra, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.^3,4

     John Black and Elizabeth Irving appeared on the 1860 Federal Census in County of Rockingham, Commonwealth of Virginia, at District 1, with an effective date of 1 June, and enumerated on 03.08.1860.⁵

     John Black died on Thursday, 08.05.1873, in Warren, Tuscarawas County, State of Ohio, United States of America, at age 87 years, 2 months and 2 days.²

     Elizabeth Irving married John Black, son of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow, on Saturday, 06.03.1813, the Palmyra, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.^1,2

     As of 06.03.1813, her married name was Black.

     Elizabeth Irving and John Black appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of County of Rockingham, Commonwealth of Virginia, at District 1, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 03.08.1860.³

     Mary E. Black was also known as Polly.

     On Wednesday, 21.03.1781, Mary E. Black was born, the County of Hanover, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the United States of America.² She was the daughter of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow.

     Mary E. Black witnessed Virginia became a part of the United State with US Statehood: June 25, 1788 on 25.06.1788 at Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.³
     Mary E. Black witnessed the death of Jonathan Black on 06.01.1813, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.⁴

     As of 26.01.1841, her married name was Mary E. Hensley.^1,2

     Mary E. Black married William Hensley on Tuesday, 26.01.1841, the County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.^1,2

     William Hensley married Mary E. Black, daughter of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow, on Tuesday, 26.01.1841, the County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.^1,2

     James Black was in an article title "Census Number: 3TH
Film Number: M252
Roll Number: 068
State: VIRGINIA
County: FLUVANNA
District: TWP
Page Number: 059
Line Number:
Resident Number:
House Number.
"

     On Thursday, 29.04.1790, James Black was born, the County of Hanover, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the United States of America. He was the son of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow. Was possibly on the 1810 Census with Head of Household Jonathan Black, in Fluvanna, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America, in age group:
     “Free White Person Male:”
          Of sixteen and under twenty-six: (2.)¹
     James Black witnessed the death of Jonathan Black on 06.01.1813, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.²

     James Black married Nancy Thomas on Thursday, 02.03.1815, the Palmyra, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.

     James Black died circa 1824.

     Nancy Thomas married James Black, son of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow, on Thursday, 02.03.1815, the Palmyra, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.

     As of 02.03.1815, her married name was Black.

     Henry Black was in an article title "Census Number: 3TH
Film Number: M252
Roll Number: 068
State: VIRGINIA
County: FLUVANNA
District: BERNARDSBERY TWP
Page Number: 066
Line Number:
Resident Number:
House Number.


"

     On Sunday, 15.07.1792, Henry Black was born, the County of Hanover, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the United States of America. He was the son of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow. Was possibly on the 1810 Census with Head of Household Jonathan Black, in Fluvanna, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America, in age group:
     “Free White Person Male:”
          Of sixteen and under twenty-six: (1.)¹
     Henry Black witnessed the death of Jonathan Black on 06.01.1813, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.²

     Henry Black married Priscilla Moom on Saturday, 31.07.1813, the Palmyra, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.³

     Priscilla Moom married Henry Black, son of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow, on Saturday, 31.07.1813, the Palmyra, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.²

     As of 31.07.1813, her married name was Priscilla Black.²

     Martha Black was also known as Patsey.

     On Friday, 20.05.1796, Martha Black was born, the County of Fluvanna, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the United States of America.¹ She was the daughter of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow. Was possibly on the 1810 Census with Head of Household Jonathan Black, in Fluvanna, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America, in age group:
     “Free White Person Female:”
          Of ten years and under sixteen years of age: (1.)²

     As of 29.06.1815, her married name was Lockney.

     Martha Black married Frederick Lockey on Thursday, 29.06.1815, the County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.

     Martha Black died circa 1825, in County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.¹

     Frederick Lockey married Martha Black, daughter of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow, on Thursday, 29.06.1815, the County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.

     On Saturday, 17.11.1798, George Washington Black was born, the County of Fluvanna, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the United States of America. He was the son of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow. Was possibly on the 1810 Census with Head of Household Jonathan Black, in Fluvanna, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America, in age group:
     “Free White Person Male:”
          Of ten years and under sixteen years of age: (1.)¹

     George Washington Black married Henrietta Thomas on Monday, 23.12.1816, the Palmyra, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.²

     George Washington Black and Henrietta Black appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 22.07.1850, M. B. Shipherd., Virginia.³

     George Washington Black died on Friday, 06.07.1855, in County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America, at age 56 years, 7 months and 19 days.^4,5

George Washington Black was buried in after 06.07.1855, in Norcross - Parrish Graveyard, in the Cunningham, in the County of Fluvanna, in the Commonwealth of Virginia, in the Country of United States of America.⁶
     George Washington Black and Henrietta Thomas was also listed.⁷

     George Washington Black is buried in Norcross - Parrish Graveyard Cemetery, Cunningham, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.⁶
     

     On circa 1791, Henrietta Thomas was born, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the United States of America.¹

     Henrietta Thomas married George Washington Black, son of Jonathan Black and Judith Fariss Harlow, on Monday, 23.12.1816, the Palmyra, County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.²

     As of 23.12.1816, her married name was Black.

     Henrietta Black and George Washington Black appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 22.07.1850, M. B. Shipherd., Virginia.³

     Henrietta Thomas appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of County of Fluvanna, Commonwealth of Virginia, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 29.10.1860. Her children Srah, Mary, Ann, John, Wm. and Elizabeth were listed as living with her.¹
     George Washington Black and Henrietta Thomas was also listed.⁴

     On 1844, Amanda Black was born, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. She was the daughter of Stephen Black and Martha Patsy Foree.¹
     Stephen Black and Martha Patsy Foree, with family member Amanda Black, move from Clark County, Missouri between 1848 and 1850 to the Justice Precincit 7, County of Lamar, State of Texas, United States of America.^2,3
     She appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Precincit No 7, County of Lamar, State of Texas in the household of her parents, Stephen Black and Martha Patsy Black, her place of birth was given as Missouri, and her age was given as 8.^4,5
     She appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Beat No. 6, County of Fannin, State of Texas in the household of her mother Martha Patsy Black.⁶

     As of 09.12.1860, her married name was Baker.⁷

     Amanda Black married Amos Baker on Sunday, 09.12.1860, the County of Fannin, State of Texas, United States of America.^7,8

     Amanda Black died circa 1900.

     On Monday, 29.09.1902, James Militon Denny was born, the State of Missouri, the United States of America.¹ He was the son of Samuel James Denney and Virinia Kate McWilliams.

     James Militon Denny was issued a Social Security Number circa 1935 at State of Missouri, United States of America.¹

     James Militon Denny married Lottie Irene Stith on Friday, 25.04.1941, the State of Missouri, United States of America.²

     James Militon Denny married Margaret Lorine Rainey, daughter of Henry Lee Black and Ida Malinda Viers, on Friday, 31.10.1947, the Mountain Home, County of Baxter, State of Arkansas, United States of America.

     James Militon Denny died circa 04.1986, in LaBelle, the County of Lewis, the State of Missouri, the United States of America.^3,1,4

James Militon Denny was buried in after 04.1986, in LaBelle Cemetery, in the LaBelle, in the the County of Lewis, in the the State of Missouri, in the Country of the United States of America.^4,1,3

     James Militon Denny is buried in LaBelle Cemetery, LaBelle, the County of Lewis, the State of Missouri, the United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 110136824 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)⁴

     On Saturday, 04.12.1920, Orma Eugene Riggin was born at the Ipava, the County of Fulton, the State of Illinois, the United States of America.²

     Orma Eugene Riggin married Juanite M. Rainey, daughter of Lester Albert Rainey and Margaret Lorine Black, on Saturday, 24.12.1983, the City of Portage, County of Porter, State of Indiana, United States of America.¹

     Orma Eugene Riggin died on Tuesday, 05.03.2002, in Dyer, County of Lake, State of Indiana, United States of America, at age 81 years, 3 months and 1 day.²

     On Sunday, 09.06.1844, George Black was born, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America; Some trees list his birth place as County of Petts, State of Missouri, but his Dad brought trespassing against about 5 relatives in 1847, in County of Clark, State of Missouri.^3,1 He was the son of Stephen Black and Martha Patsy Foree.²
     George Black was in an article"from this court case Steven Black VS Henry Black, Hezekiah Foree, and Danual Hayden. I belive the Stephen Black family was still living in Clark County and George Black could not been born near Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri as stated in the book Gomez, Texas page 155" with Stephen Black between 05.1847 and 10.1847 County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁴
     He appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Precincit No 7, County of Lamar, State of Texas in the household of his parents, Stephen Black and Martha Patsy Black, his place of birth was given as Missouri, and his age was given as 6.^5,6
     He appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Beat No. 6, County of Fannin, State of Texas in the household of his mother Martha Patsy Black.⁷

     George Black married Stacy F. Forbers on Tuesday, 08.08.1865, the County of Fannin, State of Texas, United States of America.^8,9

     George Black and Stacy F. Forbers appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Precinct 5, County of Fannin, State of Texas, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 06.10.1870, his birth place was given as Missouri, and his age was given as 25, and her place of birth waqs given as Kentucky, and her age was given as 25. Their children Emily, John and Laura were listed as living with them.¹⁰

     As of 22.02.1878, George Black was also known as George Black Sr.

     George Black and Stacy F. Forbers appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Precinct 3, County of Stephens, State of Texas, enumerated 20.06.1880. Their children Emily Jane, John Walter, Laura Frances, William H, Mary B. and George were listed as living with them.¹¹
     George Black and Stacy F. Black appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Gomez, County of Terry, State of Texas, at Justice Precinct 4, with a effect date of 15 April, and enumerated on 05.05.1910.¹²

     George Black died on Sunday, 23.12.1917, in his home, Gomez, County of Terry, State of Texas, United States of America, at age 73 years, 6 months and 14 days.¹³

George Black was buried in after 23.12.1917, in Brownfield Cemetery, in the Brownfield, in the County of Terry, in the State of Texas, in the Country of United States of America.¹³

     The obituary for George Black.¹⁴

     George Black is buried in Brownfield Cemetery Cemetery, Brownfield, County of Terry, State of Texas, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 6384445 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)¹⁵

     On 12.1846, John H. Black was born, the State of Missouri, the United States of America.¹

     On 1847, John H. Black was born, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. He was the son of Stephen Black and Martha Patsy Foree.¹
     Stephen Black and Martha Patsy Foree, with family member John H. Black, move from Clark County, Missouri between 1848 and 1850 to the Justice Precincit 7, County of Lamar, State of Texas, United States of America.^2,3
     He appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Precincit No 7, County of Lamar, State of Texas in the household of his parents, Stephen Black and Martha Patsy Black, his place of birth wasw given as Missouri, and his age was given as 4.^4,5
     He appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Beat No. 6, County of Fannin, State of Texas in the household of his mother Martha Patsy Black.⁶

     John H. Black married Esabel J. Young circa 1868, the County of Fannin, State of Texas, United States of America.

     John H. Black and Esabel J. Young appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Precinct 5, County of Fannin, State of Texas, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 06.10.1870.⁷

     John H. Black and Esabel J. Young appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of County of Stephens, State of Texas, at Precinct 3, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 20.06.1880.⁸

     John H. Black died on Friday, 27.02.1925, in Moran, County of Shackelford, State of Texas, United States of America, at age 78 years.⁹

     John H. Black was buried Moran Cemetery after 27.02.1925 at Moran, County of Shackelford, State of Texas, United States of America.

     John H. Black is buried in Moran Cemetery, Moran, County of Shackelford, State of Texas, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 20436719 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)¹⁰

     On circa 1853, Mary Ellen Black was born, the County of Fannin, the State of Texas, the United States of America. She was the daughter of Stephen Black and Martha Patsy Foree.¹
     She appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Beat No. 6, County of Fannin, State of Texas in the household of her mother Martha Patsy Black.²
     Mary appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Precinct 5, County of Fannin, State of Texas, in the household of John H. Black and Esabel J. Young.³

     As of 19.07.1871, her married name was Bigbee.^4,5

     Mary Ellen Black married J. D. Bigbee on Wednesday, 19.07.1871, the County of Fannin, State of Texas, United States of America.^6,4

     As of 01.11.1874, her married name was Holt 2 nd Marriage.^7,4

     Mary Ellen Black married William J. Holt on Sunday, 01.11.1874, the County of Fannin, State of Texas, United States of America.^7,4

     Mary Ellen Black died circa 1900.¹

     On Monday, 23.04.1855, Sarah Elizabeth Black was born, the County of Fannin, the State of Texas, the United States of America.³ She was the daughter of Stephen Black and Martha Patsy Foree.¹
     She appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Beat No. 6, County of Fannin, State of Texas in the household of her mother Martha Patsy Black.⁴
     Sarah appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Precinct 5, County of Fannin, State of Texas, in the household of John H. Black and Esabel J. Young.⁵

     As of 20.09.1874, her married name was Dodds.⁶

     Sarah Elizabeth Black married John Montgomery Dodds on Sunday, 20.09.1874, the County of Fannin, State of Texas, United States of America.^6,7

     Sarah Elizabeth Black and John Montgomery Dodds move from Bonham, Fannin County, Texas between 18.08.1877 and 01.10.1879 to the Breckenridge, County of Stephens, State of Texas, United States of America.

     Sarah Elizabeth Dodds appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of County of Stephens, State of Texas, at Precinct No (3) Three, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 19.06.1880. Her children William, Martha, Carroll and John were listed as living with her.⁸

     As of 06.12.1885, her married name was Atkins.⁹

     Sarah Elizabeth Dodds married Amos Amase Atkins on Sunday, 06.12.1885, the Crystal Falls, County of Stephens, State of Texas, United States of America.^10,11

     Sarah Elizabeth Atkins and Amos Amase Atkins appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Justice Precinct 3, County of Stephens, the State of Texas, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 15.06.1900, his place of birth was given as Arkansas, and his age was given as 41, and her place of birth was given as Texas, and her age was given 45. Their children Martha, John, Lela, Ethel, Pearl, Amos, Burnice and Eunice were listed as living with them.¹²
     Sarah Elizabeth Atkins and Amos Amase Atkins appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of County of Stephens, State of Texas, at Precinct No (3) Three, with a effect date of 15 April, and enumerated on 19.04.1910, his place of birth was given as Arkansas, and his age was given as 51, her place of birth was given as Texas, and her age was given as 54. Their children Pearl, Amos, Burnice and Eunice were listed as living with them.¹³

     Sarah Elizabeth Black died on Wednesday, 08.04.1936, in Breckenridge, County of Stephens, State of Texas, United States of America, at age 80 years, 11 months and 16 days.^1,3

Sarah Elizabeth Atkins was buried in Thursday, 09.04.1936, in Yellow Fork Cemetery, in the County of Stephens, in the State of Texas, in the Country of United States of America.⁹

     Sarah Elizabeth Black is buried in Yellow Fork Cemetery,
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 15468851 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)¹⁴

     On Wednesday, 17.06.1874, Walter Henry Black was born, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. He was the son of George Washington Black and Mary Elizabeth Ballard.

     Walter Henry Black died on Friday, 06.08.1875, in family farm, Section 6, T64N R8W, Union Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 1 year, 1 month and 20 days.¹

Walter Henry Black was buried in after 06.08.1875, in Black Family Cemetery, in the Section 6, Township of Union, in the County of Clark, in the State of Missouri, in the Country of United States of America.²

     Walter Henry Black is buried in Black Family Cemetery, Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 137844272 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)³

     Infant Hayden was in an article title ""Cenetery Inscription of Clark County, MO" (c) 1974 Compiled by Wilma Dunlap and Wilma Walker page 356 Union Township."

     On circa 17.06.1879, Infant Hayden was born.

     Infant Hayden died on Tuesday, 17.06.1879. She was the daughter of Daniel Boone Hayden and Frances Black.

Infant Hayden was buried in Friday, 20.06.1879, in Black Family Cemetery, in the Union Township, in the County of Clark, in the State of Missouri, in the Country of United States of America.¹

     Infant Hayden is buried in Black Family Cemetery,
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 137844994 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)²