Martin BLACK & Eunice DAVIS

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Martin BLACK
Eunice DAVIS

Husband: Martin BLACK
Birth: ca. 1807
Death: 1877
Office: Justice of the Peace

Marriage:

Wife: Eunice DAVIS
Birth: 30 Mar 1809, Black Lick Twp., Indiana Co., PA
Death: 21 Nov 1880, PA
Father: Stewart DAVIS
Mother: Elizabeth LAWRENCE

Children:

1. Kate BLACK; m. Clifford BROWN (-1863); issue: Harry C. BROWN
2. George BLACK; d. 1860s
3. Sarah BLACK; m. James H. WALKER: issue: Martin B. WALKER, Tillie WALKER
4. Amos Davis BLACK
5. Charles L. BLACK

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Sources:

1. John Alexander Caldwell. 1880. History of Indiana County, Pennsylvania, 1745-1880. Wadsworth Publ. Co., Newark, OH (online at freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~treasures/pa/indiana/):

Chap. 55
p. 362 STEWART DAVIS was... married in 1804 to Elizabeth, daughter of Amos Lawrence... The children by this marriage were... Eunice, m. to Martin Black. d. in 1877, in his seventy-first year... Martin and Eunice Black’s children were: Kate, m. to Clifford Brown, d., January 30, 1863, while a member of Co, G, 13th Pa. volunteers, whose only child was Harry C.; George, d. in the Pa. militia at the time of the Lee invasion; Sarah, d., m. to James H. Walker, their children being Martin B. and Tillie; Amos Davis, d.; and Charles L. Martin Black was a justice of the peace for twenty-two years.

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