Rev: Nov 2021;
James married on 14 Mar 1782, in Perry, Snyder County, PA., to Margery Watts. Their marriage took place at the Centre Presbyterian Church.
Parents to Thomas, John, James, Jane (Barr), Eleanor (m. William Wilson) b. 1791 and Elizabeth (m. John Fordsman). (See copy of will transcription).
James served Revolutionary War, per U.S., The Pension Roll of 1835, rank listed as LT. an private., Age 83y, birth year; 1748, Pension Enrollment Date; 4 Mar 1831, Northumberland Co., PA., Service Description; Penn. militia. Annual allowance $90.
Per 1800 Federal Census, resided in Turbot, Northumberland County, total of ten living in household, with seven under age of 16yrs.
Per 1830 Federal Census, resided in Turbot, with total of two living in household.
His Probate Date: 11 Jun 1836, Northumberland Co., PA. Case Number: 203, Book 3 Page 227, Pennsylvania, U.S., Wills and Probate Records.
Photo: 1836, James Blain will transcription published book, Ancestry of Ray Hamilton Hutton (1895-1913 and Helen Louise Blaine (1894-1943) Part II. The author is Robert Eugene Hutton. Thank you to Merilee Blaine, Ancestry, for posting this copy.
Was this James Blain the son of Robert Blaine?
Robert Blaine -d. 1773. Historians called Robert Blain the brother of James Blain *, the immigrant who came with the Scottish Irish flood that came in 1745 from Londonderry, Ireland to Donegal, PA., and removed to Cumberland County. Source: Source: 1991 Hutton Book.
* James Blain (1715-1792), Toboyne, Cumberland Co., PA., his son was Col. Ephriam (1741-1803), died in Carlise.
Another unknown relation was Thomas Blane (Blain) 1748-1807, FAG #26621379. He served in Rev. War and buried in same cemetery. He married Sarah Wilson, and their children were similar in age and like first names of subject, Lt. James. This pattern of like first names seems to carry among the early Scottish-Irish Blain settlers and generations to follow that stretched beyond the borders of Pennsylvania.
Thomas Blane (Blain) will, of 1807 provided their names as; Jane m. James Blain, Mary m. Alexander Murry, Sarah m. Robert Alexander, James, Elenor, John, Thomas, Elizabeth and Margaret Blain.
James married on 14 Mar 1782, in Perry, Snyder County, PA., to Margery Watts. Their marriage took place at the Centre Presbyterian Church.
Parents to Thomas, John, James, Jane (Barr), Eleanor (m. William Wilson) b. 1791 and Elizabeth (m. John Fordsman). (See copy of will transcription).
James served Revolutionary War, per U.S., The Pension Roll of 1835, rank listed as LT. an private., Age 83y, birth year; 1748, Pension Enrollment Date; 4 Mar 1831, Northumberland Co., PA., Service Description; Penn. militia. Annual allowance $90.
Per 1800 Federal Census, resided in Turbot, Northumberland County, total of ten living in household, with seven under age of 16yrs.
Per 1830 Federal Census, resided in Turbot, with total of two living in household.
His Probate Date: 11 Jun 1836, Northumberland Co., PA. Case Number: 203, Book 3 Page 227, Pennsylvania, U.S., Wills and Probate Records.
Photo: 1836, James Blain will transcription published book, Ancestry of Ray Hamilton Hutton (1895-1913 and Helen Louise Blaine (1894-1943) Part II. The author is Robert Eugene Hutton. Thank you to Merilee Blaine, Ancestry, for posting this copy.
Was this James Blain the son of Robert Blaine?
Robert Blaine -d. 1773. Historians called Robert Blain the brother of James Blain *, the immigrant who came with the Scottish Irish flood that came in 1745 from Londonderry, Ireland to Donegal, PA., and removed to Cumberland County. Source: Source: 1991 Hutton Book.
* James Blain (1715-1792), Toboyne, Cumberland Co., PA., his son was Col. Ephriam (1741-1803), died in Carlise.
Another unknown relation was Thomas Blane (Blain) 1748-1807, FAG #26621379. He served in Rev. War and buried in same cemetery. He married Sarah Wilson, and their children were similar in age and like first names of subject, Lt. James. This pattern of like first names seems to carry among the early Scottish-Irish Blain settlers and generations to follow that stretched beyond the borders of Pennsylvania.
Thomas Blane (Blain) will, of 1807 provided their names as; Jane m. James Blain, Mary m. Alexander Murry, Sarah m. Robert Alexander, James, Elenor, John, Thomas, Elizabeth and Margaret Blain.
Rev: Nov 2021;
James married on 14 Mar 1782, in Perry, Snyder County, PA., to Margery Watts. Their marriage took place at the Centre Presbyterian Church.
Parents to Thomas, John, James, Jane (Barr), Eleanor (m. William Wilson) b. 1791 and Elizabeth (m. John Fordsman). (See copy of will transcription).
James served Revolutionary War, per U.S., The Pension Roll of 1835, rank listed as LT. an private., Age 83y, birth year; 1748, Pension Enrollment Date; 4 Mar 1831, Northumberland Co., PA., Service Description; Penn. militia. Annual allowance $90.
Per 1800 Federal Census, resided in Turbot, Northumberland County, total of ten living in household, with seven under age of 16yrs.
Per 1830 Federal Census, resided in Turbot, with total of two living in household.
His Probate Date: 11 Jun 1836, Northumberland Co., PA. Case Number: 203, Book 3 Page 227, Pennsylvania, U.S., Wills and Probate Records.
Photo: 1836, James Blain will transcription published book, Ancestry of Ray Hamilton Hutton (1895-1913 and Helen Louise Blaine (1894-1943) Part II. The author is Robert Eugene Hutton. Thank you to Merilee Blaine, Ancestry, for posting this copy.
Was this James Blain the son of Robert Blaine?
Robert Blaine -d. 1773. Historians called Robert Blain the brother of James Blain *, the immigrant who came with the Scottish Irish flood that came in 1745 from Londonderry, Ireland to Donegal, PA., and removed to Cumberland County. Source: Source: 1991 Hutton Book.
* James Blain (1715-1792), Toboyne, Cumberland Co., PA., his son was Col. Ephriam (1741-1803), died in Carlise.
Another unknown relation was Thomas Blane (Blain) 1748-1807, FAG #26621379. He served in Rev. War and buried in same cemetery. He married Sarah Wilson, and their children were similar in age and like first names of subject, Lt. James. This pattern of like first names seems to carry among the early Scottish-Irish Blain settlers and generations to follow that stretched beyond the borders of Pennsylvania.
Thomas Blane (Blain) will, of 1807 provided their names as; Jane m. James Blain, Mary m. Alexander Murry, Sarah m. Robert Alexander, James, Elenor, John, Thomas, Elizabeth and Margaret Blain.
James married on 14 Mar 1782, in Perry, Snyder County, PA., to Margery Watts. Their marriage took place at the Centre Presbyterian Church.
Parents to Thomas, John, James, Jane (Barr), Eleanor (m. William Wilson) b. 1791 and Elizabeth (m. John Fordsman). (See copy of will transcription).
James served Revolutionary War, per U.S., The Pension Roll of 1835, rank listed as LT. an private., Age 83y, birth year; 1748, Pension Enrollment Date; 4 Mar 1831, Northumberland Co., PA., Service Description; Penn. militia. Annual allowance $90.
Per 1800 Federal Census, resided in Turbot, Northumberland County, total of ten living in household, with seven under age of 16yrs.
Per 1830 Federal Census, resided in Turbot, with total of two living in household.
His Probate Date: 11 Jun 1836, Northumberland Co., PA. Case Number: 203, Book 3 Page 227, Pennsylvania, U.S., Wills and Probate Records.
Photo: 1836, James Blain will transcription published book, Ancestry of Ray Hamilton Hutton (1895-1913 and Helen Louise Blaine (1894-1943) Part II. The author is Robert Eugene Hutton. Thank you to Merilee Blaine, Ancestry, for posting this copy.
Was this James Blain the son of Robert Blaine?
Robert Blaine -d. 1773. Historians called Robert Blain the brother of James Blain *, the immigrant who came with the Scottish Irish flood that came in 1745 from Londonderry, Ireland to Donegal, PA., and removed to Cumberland County. Source: Source: 1991 Hutton Book.
* James Blain (1715-1792), Toboyne, Cumberland Co., PA., his son was Col. Ephriam (1741-1803), died in Carlise.
Another unknown relation was Thomas Blane (Blain) 1748-1807, FAG #26621379. He served in Rev. War and buried in same cemetery. He married Sarah Wilson, and their children were similar in age and like first names of subject, Lt. James. This pattern of like first names seems to carry among the early Scottish-Irish Blain settlers and generations to follow that stretched beyond the borders of Pennsylvania.
Thomas Blane (Blain) will, of 1807 provided their names as; Jane m. James Blain, Mary m. Alexander Murry, Sarah m. Robert Alexander, James, Elenor, John, Thomas, Elizabeth and Margaret Blain.
Inscription
In Memory of
James Blain
who departed this
life June 1st 1836;
in the 87th year
of his age.
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