Son of David Blackmar and Lydia Thornton, brother of Lucretia Blackmar Young, James is mentioned in wills of his maternal granfather, James Thornton [died in Scituate in 1768] and father, David Blackmar [proved 26 Nov 1787].
Early censuses suggest James Blackmar was the father of two children, a son and daughter born 1800-1810.
_________
1800 Census, Scituate, Providence Co., RI, p. 169:
James Blackmar [2 in household]
--- 1 male 26-45 [b. 1755-1774]
--- 1 female 16-26 [b. 1774-1784]
__________
1810 Census, Scituate, Providence Co., RI, p. 83:
James Blackmarr [4 in household]
--- 1 male under 10 [b. 1800-1810]
--- 1 male over 45 [b. bef 1765]
--- 1 female under 10 [b. 1800-1810]
--- 1 female 26-45 [b. 1765-1784]
___________
First buried in David Blackmar Lot, Scituate, one of numerous cemeteries from which remains were removed to Rockland Cemetery when Scituate Reservoir constructed in early 1920s. Since a marker for James not yet found, whether he was removed or left to spend eternity under water is yet unknown.
__________
Early censuses suggest James Blackmar was the father of two children, a son and daughter born 1800-1810.
_________
1800 Census, Scituate, Providence Co., RI, p. 169:
James Blackmar [2 in household]
--- 1 male 26-45 [b. 1755-1774]
--- 1 female 16-26 [b. 1774-1784]
__________
1810 Census, Scituate, Providence Co., RI, p. 83:
James Blackmarr [4 in household]
--- 1 male under 10 [b. 1800-1810]
--- 1 male over 45 [b. bef 1765]
--- 1 female under 10 [b. 1800-1810]
--- 1 female 26-45 [b. 1765-1784]
___________
First buried in David Blackmar Lot, Scituate, one of numerous cemeteries from which remains were removed to Rockland Cemetery when Scituate Reservoir constructed in early 1920s. Since a marker for James not yet found, whether he was removed or left to spend eternity under water is yet unknown.
__________
Son of David Blackmar and Lydia Thornton, brother of Lucretia Blackmar Young, James is mentioned in wills of his maternal granfather, James Thornton [died in Scituate in 1768] and father, David Blackmar [proved 26 Nov 1787].
Early censuses suggest James Blackmar was the father of two children, a son and daughter born 1800-1810.
_________
1800 Census, Scituate, Providence Co., RI, p. 169:
James Blackmar [2 in household]
--- 1 male 26-45 [b. 1755-1774]
--- 1 female 16-26 [b. 1774-1784]
__________
1810 Census, Scituate, Providence Co., RI, p. 83:
James Blackmarr [4 in household]
--- 1 male under 10 [b. 1800-1810]
--- 1 male over 45 [b. bef 1765]
--- 1 female under 10 [b. 1800-1810]
--- 1 female 26-45 [b. 1765-1784]
___________
First buried in David Blackmar Lot, Scituate, one of numerous cemeteries from which remains were removed to Rockland Cemetery when Scituate Reservoir constructed in early 1920s. Since a marker for James not yet found, whether he was removed or left to spend eternity under water is yet unknown.
__________
Early censuses suggest James Blackmar was the father of two children, a son and daughter born 1800-1810.
_________
1800 Census, Scituate, Providence Co., RI, p. 169:
James Blackmar [2 in household]
--- 1 male 26-45 [b. 1755-1774]
--- 1 female 16-26 [b. 1774-1784]
__________
1810 Census, Scituate, Providence Co., RI, p. 83:
James Blackmarr [4 in household]
--- 1 male under 10 [b. 1800-1810]
--- 1 male over 45 [b. bef 1765]
--- 1 female under 10 [b. 1800-1810]
--- 1 female 26-45 [b. 1765-1784]
___________
First buried in David Blackmar Lot, Scituate, one of numerous cemeteries from which remains were removed to Rockland Cemetery when Scituate Reservoir constructed in early 1920s. Since a marker for James not yet found, whether he was removed or left to spend eternity under water is yet unknown.
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