1850 Census, Warren County, Georgia, Head, Billington S. Blanchard, age 44/GA, farmer; wife Rebecca, age 49/GA; son, Reuben, age 27/GA, Shoemaker; son, James, age 21/GA, Shoemaker; son Ayers, age 19/GA, manager; son, Jeremiah, age 17/GA, student; dau, Rebecca A., age 15/GA; son, Jabers M., age 14/GA; son Uriah, age 12/GA; dau, Jane E., age 11/GA.
1860 Census, Columbia County, Georgia, Head, Billington Blanchard, age 56/GA, Minister/Planter; son, Jeremiah, age 24/Ga, Artist; Uriah, age 21/GA
Rev. Billington Sanders Blanchard is described as being a deeply religious man and a successful Baptist minister having received his license to preach by Damascus Baptist Church in September, 1839.
While visiting his step-daughter and niece, Sarah Blanchard (Sarah's father was Billington's brother, Ruben, so she was also his niece) in Alabama, he died on June 6, 1860. He is probably buried in the Woodland Grove Cemetery near Elba, Alabama where Sarah Blanchard Brunson (his step-daughter) is buried, but he does not have a marked grave if this is the case. Billington's wife, Rebecca survived Billington by many years.
1860 Census, Columbia County, Georgia, Head, Billington Blanchard, age 56/GA, Minister/Planter; son, Jeremiah, age 24/Ga, Artist; Uriah, age 21/GA
Rev. Billington Sanders Blanchard is described as being a deeply religious man and a successful Baptist minister having received his license to preach by Damascus Baptist Church in September, 1839.
While visiting his step-daughter and niece, Sarah Blanchard (Sarah's father was Billington's brother, Ruben, so she was also his niece) in Alabama, he died on June 6, 1860. He is probably buried in the Woodland Grove Cemetery near Elba, Alabama where Sarah Blanchard Brunson (his step-daughter) is buried, but he does not have a marked grave if this is the case. Billington's wife, Rebecca survived Billington by many years.
1850 Census, Warren County, Georgia, Head, Billington S. Blanchard, age 44/GA, farmer; wife Rebecca, age 49/GA; son, Reuben, age 27/GA, Shoemaker; son, James, age 21/GA, Shoemaker; son Ayers, age 19/GA, manager; son, Jeremiah, age 17/GA, student; dau, Rebecca A., age 15/GA; son, Jabers M., age 14/GA; son Uriah, age 12/GA; dau, Jane E., age 11/GA.
1860 Census, Columbia County, Georgia, Head, Billington Blanchard, age 56/GA, Minister/Planter; son, Jeremiah, age 24/Ga, Artist; Uriah, age 21/GA
Rev. Billington Sanders Blanchard is described as being a deeply religious man and a successful Baptist minister having received his license to preach by Damascus Baptist Church in September, 1839.
While visiting his step-daughter and niece, Sarah Blanchard (Sarah's father was Billington's brother, Ruben, so she was also his niece) in Alabama, he died on June 6, 1860. He is probably buried in the Woodland Grove Cemetery near Elba, Alabama where Sarah Blanchard Brunson (his step-daughter) is buried, but he does not have a marked grave if this is the case. Billington's wife, Rebecca survived Billington by many years.
1860 Census, Columbia County, Georgia, Head, Billington Blanchard, age 56/GA, Minister/Planter; son, Jeremiah, age 24/Ga, Artist; Uriah, age 21/GA
Rev. Billington Sanders Blanchard is described as being a deeply religious man and a successful Baptist minister having received his license to preach by Damascus Baptist Church in September, 1839.
While visiting his step-daughter and niece, Sarah Blanchard (Sarah's father was Billington's brother, Ruben, so she was also his niece) in Alabama, he died on June 6, 1860. He is probably buried in the Woodland Grove Cemetery near Elba, Alabama where Sarah Blanchard Brunson (his step-daughter) is buried, but he does not have a marked grave if this is the case. Billington's wife, Rebecca survived Billington by many years.
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