Father Nicholas Blackford b. 27 Dec 1587, d. 1680
Mother Anna Mnu b. 1617, d. a 14 Jun 1640
Samuel Hulls Blackford was born on 14 June 1640 at Piscataway, Middlesex Co, New Jersey, British Colonial America.
A Samuel Blackford and a Daniel Blackford were in Piscataway by 1702. They are on a list of landowners. [1][2]
He married Hannah Ann Smalley, daughter of John Nicholas Smalley and Ann Walden, circa 1662 at Middlesex Co, New Jersey, British Colonial America.
second Marriage 1672 Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey
Samuel died on 2 February 1714 at Piscataway, Middlesex Co, New Jersey, British Colonial America [3]
Will
Will 12 Feb 1711 Piscataway, NJ Samuel Blackford - wife Ann, sons Benjamin, Daniel, Samuel, John; daughters Mary Ling, Prouidiance Rinion (Runyon) and Hanna Drack (Drake).
Real & personal estate. Exe wife Ann. Wit. William Thick Stone, Wm Lang and Ad Hude. Proved 29 April 1712. Vol 23 Abstracts of New Jersey Wills.[4]
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Newson, WIlliam, Documents Relating to the Colonial HIstory of the State of New Jersy, Patterson, NJ: The Press Printing and Publishing Co., 1901, Vol. XXIII, Archive.org,
p. 41
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I will do just this. Thank you, I just started it and had to take a break, that's why it was not merged yet. I have some names to add to it that the other profile don't have.
Hello and good day to all those that views this or any other profile I create I am new at doing research of my own family and will add more people as I get information for them. Most of the information has come from another person's research @ https://tevern.us/gen/Cash-o/i6.htm#s255 I got lucky to find an old death certificate that gave me one name that took me years to find the correct spelling to get to where I am today. With this I am unsure if I can say "yes" or "no" with being related to anyone else with 100% confidence. Thank you
Piscataway, now in New Jersey, did not exist until 1666. It is questionable whether any Blackfords were born or died in Piscataway New Jersey prior to that date. The original founders did not include a Blackford. The Find A Grave and Millennium file may have just used the place of death for the place of birth as well.
What is the evidence that he married Hannah/Anna Smalley? According to Anderson, she married just once-- John Bangs in Jan 1661 in Plymouth Colony (probably Eastham). She survived John whose will was probated in 1708 in Eastham.
I'm detaching Hannah Smalley; she could not have been his wife if she was still alive when her documented husband's probate was made in 1708 in Eastham, Massachusetts.
Blackford-373 and Blackford-3 appear to represent the same person because: It appears these are the same person. I adopted the profile, so I was not the one who entered all the information, but they have similar birth and death dates, and the wife of one is the wife of the other.
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