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Name	Benjamin Blackburn  [1]
Suffix	Jr
Gender	Male
Birth	1738 Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA [1]
Died	24 Sep 1834 [1]
Siblings	1. Benjamin Blackburn, Jr (ID:I31533) (current person) (Age 96) b. 1738, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA d. 24 Sep 1834 (Age 96) 2. John B Blackburn (ID:I22044) (Age 67) b. 27 Jan 1741, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA d. 9 Feb 1808, Dandridge, Jefferson County, Tennessee, USA (Age 67) 3. Robert Blackburn (ID:I31534) b. 1742, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA d. 9 Feb 1709 4. Andrew Blackburn (ID:I31536) b. 1744, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA 5. James Blackburn (ID:I31537) b. 1746, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA 6. Elizabeth Blackburn (ID:I31538) b. 1749, Frederick County, Virginia, USA 7. Archibald Blackburn (ID:I31539) (Age 72) b. 1751, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA d. 1823, Washington County, Tennessee, USA (Age 72) 8. George Blackburn (ID:I31540) b. 1753, Frederick County, Virginia, USA 9. William Blackburn (ID:I31541) b. 1755, Frederick County, Virginia, USA 10. Ann 'Nancy' Blackburn (ID:I31552) b. 1757, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA 11. General Samuel Blackburn (ID:I31553) (Age 75) b. 2 Jun 1759, Frederick County, Virginia, USA d. 2 Mar 1835, Bath County, Virginia, USA (Age 75)

Parents

Family ID: F20847 Group Sheet  |  Family Chart  

Father	Benjamin J Blackburn (ID:I21965) (Age 78) b. 1713, Ireland d. 1791, Washington County, Tennessee, USA (Age 78)
Relationship	natural
Mother	Mary ?? (ID:I21966) (Age 70) b. 1721, North Carolina, USA d. 1791, Frederick County, Virginia, USA (Age 70)
Relationship	natural
Marriage	1737 Frederick County, Virginia, USA

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Residence	1774 Augusta County, Virginia, USA [1]
Military	1774 Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, USA [1]
	Served in Col Chas Lewis' company in the Battle of Point Pleasant. The company was raised in at Staunton in Augusta County, which implies that he lived there.
Residence	Aft 1819 Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, USA [1]  –  Rev war pension records

Histories

BlackburnsInAmerica-Challacombe Date:4/4/2021 8:22:39 AM

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	Birth - 1738 - Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA Residence - 1774 - Augusta County, Virginia, USA Military - 1774 - Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, USA  = Link to Google Earth
: Address       : Location       : City/Town       : County/Shire       : State/Province       : Country       : Not Set

Source Citations

[S940] by W.A. Challacombe (S|C) Details: Name: W.A. Challacombe; Location: Carlinville, ILL; Date: 1942; https://archive.org/details/benjaminblackbur00chal. Citation: Page: p34. Biographical sketch of Benjamin Blackburn (son of immigrant Benjamin) Text:  Benjamin Blackburn the eldest son of Benjamin and Mary Blackburn, was one of the one hundred and fifty men from Augusta County Va. who served under Col. Charles Lewis in Dunmore's Indian War. He served as Sergeant in Col. Chas Lewis' company in the Battle of Point Pleasant, Octobert 10, 1774. ...In the Annals of August Country (Vol I, pp230), we find that "Benjamin Blackburn proved that he was disabled in the service at the Battle of Point Pleasant by losing the use of two fingers of his left hand. ...Benjamin Blackburn...resident of Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, private in Lewis's Regiment...transferred from Tennessee Sept 14, 1819. [[See attached PDF document]] Note: https://archive.org/details/benjaminblackbur00chal/page/34/