Elenor's husband, James Black actually died in January 1848 in Livingston County, MO. This is a memorial only. His grave site is unknown, however.
There is another daughter, Charlotta, who married James M. John and is found in the 1850 census in Marshall County, West Virginia. I have found her children and families, however, I have not been able to find where Charlotta is buried.
Also, according to James' Probate papers there is also a son, James, but I have been unsuccessful in locating him.
There is another daughter, Charlotta, who married James M. John and is found in the 1850 census in Marshall County, West Virginia. I have found her children and families, however, I have not been able to find where Charlotta is buried.
Also, according to James' Probate papers there is also a son, James, but I have been unsuccessful in locating him.
Elenor's husband, James Black actually died in January 1848 in Livingston County, MO. This is a memorial only. His grave site is unknown, however.
There is another daughter, Charlotta, who married James M. John and is found in the 1850 census in Marshall County, West Virginia. I have found her children and families, however, I have not been able to find where Charlotta is buried.
Also, according to James' Probate papers there is also a son, James, but I have been unsuccessful in locating him.
There is another daughter, Charlotta, who married James M. John and is found in the 1850 census in Marshall County, West Virginia. I have found her children and families, however, I have not been able to find where Charlotta is buried.
Also, according to James' Probate papers there is also a son, James, but I have been unsuccessful in locating him.
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