William Berry Blackstock came to America from Northern Ireland with 4 or 5 of his brothers about 1751 and settled in Cumberland County, Penn. By 1764 or 1765, William Berry Blackstock and wife Mary
Irwin were in Union a County, S.C. He established Blackstock Plantation and was an Indian trader.
Part of the revolutionary War was fought on Blackstock Plantation on 20 Nov, 1780.
William Berry had 3 son that fought in the Revolutionary War; William, jr, John and James.
It is said that William Berry And Mary Irwin Blackstock are buried on the plantation.
Irwin were in Union a County, S.C. He established Blackstock Plantation and was an Indian trader.
Part of the revolutionary War was fought on Blackstock Plantation on 20 Nov, 1780.
William Berry had 3 son that fought in the Revolutionary War; William, jr, John and James.
It is said that William Berry And Mary Irwin Blackstock are buried on the plantation.
William Berry Blackstock came to America from Northern Ireland with 4 or 5 of his brothers about 1751 and settled in Cumberland County, Penn. By 1764 or 1765, William Berry Blackstock and wife Mary
Irwin were in Union a County, S.C. He established Blackstock Plantation and was an Indian trader.
Part of the revolutionary War was fought on Blackstock Plantation on 20 Nov, 1780.
William Berry had 3 son that fought in the Revolutionary War; William, jr, John and James.
It is said that William Berry And Mary Irwin Blackstock are buried on the plantation.
Irwin were in Union a County, S.C. He established Blackstock Plantation and was an Indian trader.
Part of the revolutionary War was fought on Blackstock Plantation on 20 Nov, 1780.
William Berry had 3 son that fought in the Revolutionary War; William, jr, John and James.
It is said that William Berry And Mary Irwin Blackstock are buried on the plantation.
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