House of Hackett
James Robert BLACK
1839 - 1879 (40 years)-
Name James Robert BLACK Birth 1839 Gender Male Death 21 Nov 1879 Person ID I69 Genealogy of Ronald D. Hackett Last Modified 20 Nov 2018
Father John Alexander BLACK, b. 1810, Glasgow, Scotland d. 1875, Allendale, SC (Age 65 years) Mother Gemima GIVENS, b. 1820 d. 1852 (Age 32 years) Marriage 1835 Family ID F16 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Laura Ann ALLEN, b. 1842 d. 7 Nov 1879 (Age 37 years) Marriage 1860 Children 1. Mary Zepora BLACK, b. 1864 d. Yes, date unknown 2. Dora Ann BLACK, b. 1867 d. 1924 (Age 57 years) 3. James Robert BLACK, b. 1869 d. 1944 (Age 75 years) 4. William Washington BLACK, b. 1871 d. 1934 (Age 63 years) 5. Laura Permelia BLACK, b. 1874 d. 1962 (Age 88 years) 6. Julia BLACK, b. 1879 d. 14 Nov 1879 (Age 0 years) 7. Nettie BLACK, b. 1879 d. Yes, date unknown Last Modified 20 Nov 2018 Family ID F11 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Photos James Robert Black
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Notes - JAMES ROBERT BLACK married a girl of Allendale,S.C. Her name, Laura Ann Allen. Laura Ann's mother was left a widow at an early age, with three small children; Laura Ann Allen Mary E. and Willie Allen The mother and the girls were all very good seamstresses and sewed, by hand, to make a living for themselves. Their finished work was very beautiful.
James Robert Black and his brother, William Washington Black married two sisters from Allendale and settled near Allendale.
William Allen and Mary Ann Zaporta were the parents of Laura Ann and Mary Elizabeth Allen. They made their home near Allendale where James Robert became a blacksmith and harness maker with Willie Allen.
Laura Ann's mother was left a widow at an early age with her three young children, Laura Ann, Mary Elizabeth, and Willie. The mother and daughters were good seamstresses sewing by hand to make a living. Their finished work was most beautiful. Willie Allen was a harness maker with James Robert Black.
- JAMES ROBERT BLACK married a girl of Allendale,S.C. Her name, Laura Ann Allen. Laura Ann's mother was left a widow at an early age, with three small children; Laura Ann Allen Mary E. and Willie Allen The mother and the girls were all very good seamstresses and sewed, by hand, to make a living for themselves. Their finished work was very beautiful.