m. 7 Feb 1832
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Birth |
Abt 1832 |
MD  |
Death |
6 Aug 1860 |
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Burial |
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Birth |
16 Mar 1834 |
MD  |
Death |
1 Oct 1858 |
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Burial |
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Blades Fam Cem, Grove, Caroline Co., MD  |
Spouse |
James L. Payne | F46 |
Marriage |
15 Nov 1849 |
Caroline Co., MD  |
Birth |
14 Feb 1838 |
MD  |
Death |
16 Jul 1922 |
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Burial |
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Concord Cemetery, Caroline Co., MD  |
Spouse |
Nathan James Corkran | F2972 |
Marriage |
18 Oct 1860 |
Caroline Co, MD  |
Birth |
23 Sep 1839 |
Maryland  |
Death |
7 Apr 1912 |
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Burial |
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Belmont Cemetery, Choptank, Caroline Co., MD  |
Spouse |
Poulson E. Hubbard | F2973 |
Marriage |
14 May 1856 |
Caroline County, MD, USA  |
Birth |
21 Feb 1841 |
Maryland  |
Death |
21 Sep 1865 |
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Burial |
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Blades Fam Cem, Grove, Caroline Co., MD  |
Birth |
1843 |
Maryland  |
Death |
10 Oct 1867 |
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Burial |
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Union Grove Cem, Harmony, Caroline, Maryland, USA  |
Spouse |
Robert Patton | F2974 |
Marriage |
5 Jun 1862 |
Caroline Co, MD  |
Birth |
13 Mar 1848 |
Caroline Co, MD  |
Death |
23 May 1935 |
Choptank, Caroline County, Maryland  |
Burial |
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Belmont Cemetery, Choptank, Caroline Co., MD  |
Spouse |
Rhoda Ann Fountain | F2976 |
Marriage |
19 Dec 1869 |
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Documents |
 | Lenora Love Howard - "The DAR Letter" Letter from Lenora Love to Dr. and Mrs. W.L. Howard, 13 July 1965:
Dear Lawrence and Mutt, Macy came yesterday P.M. and we went to Denton to look at the chairs and talked to Wilbert Merrikens about the family back ground. He didn't know any farther back than I did only one thing that there was more than one Isaiah Blades - the one he knew was Isaiah Connelly Blades, so my mother's mother was Julia Blades (born 1855) oldest child of Isaiah C. Blades who married J. L. Payne and died when she was 24 or 26 yrs old leaving 3 children - Frank, JIm and Annie (my mother) who was the youngest about 3-4 or 5 years old. Her grand parents the Blades took her until she was about 12 or 10 when her grandmother died and she had to go home to her father and step mother. We cand cannot or guess from 1855 her mother would be 25 years before that and I guess her father would have been 25 or 30 years before that which I guess would be back to near 1800. The Rev. war was 1776 so it seem that there must be a Blades back of Isaiah. The Choptank Blades didn't know but one thing more and had heard her family say there was a Joe Blades back. Neither of them knew Isaiah's wifes maiden name. Wilbert said maybe Reyer Dukes could tell us more as Esther was a D.A.R. So Mary said she would try and get an appointment with Dukes he may know from Esther whos grandmother Isaiah Blades wife was. This is all I could find out. Mother. |
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