blacksher, john c
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- John C. Blacksher
- Record count
- 9
- Sources
- bio_goodspeed_1888,life_events
- Places seen
- Middle Tennessee; Stoddard County; Stoddard County, Mo.; Tennessee
- First event date
- 1832-06-29
- Last event date
- 1880-02-15
Timeline — 7 events
- 1832-06-29 Middle Tennessee. Born in Middle Tennessee June 29, 1832, son of Jacob and Mary (Berry) Blacksher; reared in Tennessee, where he remained until coming to Missouri Co-mentioned: Jacob Blacksher; Mary Berry Blacksher. Quote: "John C. Blacksher (deceased) was born in Middle Tennessee on June 29, 1832,…
- 1859 Tennessee. In 1859 married Miss Nancy A. Maloney, a native of East Tennessee, daughter of William and Lydia (Cooper) Maloney Co-mentioned: Nancy A. Maloney. Quote: "In 1859 he married Miss Nancy A. Maloney, a native of East Tennessee, and the daughter of William and Lydia (Cooper) Maloney"
- 1871 Stoddard County, Mo.. In 1871 arrived in Stoddard County, coming through in wagons, and located where his widow now lives, having traded his farm in Tennessee for that property Co-mentioned: Nancy A. Maloney. Quote: "In 1871 Mr. Blacksher arrived in Stoddard County, coming through in wagons, and loc…
- 1880-02-15 Stoddard County, Mo.. Died February 15, 1880; a substantial farmer and good citizen; his two sons carry on the farm, both intelligent, enterprising young men Quote: "Mr. Blacksher died on February 15, 1880. He was a substantial farmer, and a good citizen"
- (undated) Parents of eight children, five now living: William, James, John, Elizabeth and Nancy. (Conflicts with the three-children statement on p. 1015; both kept as printed.) Co-mentioned: Nancy A. Maloney; William Blacksher; James Blacksher; John Blacksher; Elizabeth Blacksher; Nancy Blacksher. Quote: "The…
- (undated) Stoddard County, Mo.. The farm contains 160 acres, all located under the bluff, and eighty-five acres are under cultivation; his two sons carry on the farm Quote: "The farm contains 160 acres, all located under the bluff, and eighty-five are under cultivation"
- (undated) Tennessee. A farmer, and had followed this occupation all his life; described as a substantial farmer Quote: "He was a farmer, and had followed this occupation all his life"
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