Huldah Binford
Sex: F
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Birth Date: Abt 1685 81
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Death: After 1758 - Charles City County, Virginia 82
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1. William Ladd 83
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1. John Ladd
2. *William Ladd 83
Marriage: 7 Apr 1700 - Henrico County, Virginia 82
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1. Mary Ladd
2. Lydia Ladd
3. Elizabeth Ladd
John Binford
Sex: M
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1. *Susanna Ellyson
Marriage: 3 Aug 1754 - New Kent County, Virginia 85
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Mary Binford
Sex: F
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1. *Joseph Ellyson
Marriage: 6 Mar 1744 85
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Sarah Black
Sex: F
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1. *Wyriott Cason
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Daniel J. Blackburn
Sex: M
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Birth Date: 1851 - Ware County, GA 1
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Father: Martin Ebenezer Licurgis Blackburn
Mother: Mary Ann Cason
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1. *Elizabeth Barber 1
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Margaret Blackburn
Sex: F
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Birth Date: 1857 - Ware County, GA 1
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Father: Martin Ebenezer Licurgis Blackburn
Mother: Mary Ann Cason
Spouses and Children
1. *Henry J. Waldron 1
Marriage: 29 Apr 1889 71
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Martin Ebenezer Licurgis Blackburn
Sex: M
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Birth Date: 1825 - Bulloch County, GA 1
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Death: 3 Nov 1864 - Union Prison, Elmira, New York ( at age 39) 1
Burial: in Woodlawn National Cemetery, Elmira, New York 1
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary Ann Cason
Marriage: 1848 - Ware County, GA 1
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1. Daniel J. Blackburn
2. Margaret Blackburn
Notes
General:
BLACKBURN, MARTIN E. L.Martin Ebenezer Licurgis Blackburn was born in 1825 in Bulloch County, a son of Daniel J. Blackburn (see Vol. 1). He was brought to Ware County by his parents when he was about two years old, and grew up there and lived the remainder of his life in that county. He was married in 1848 to Miss Mary Ann Cason, born August 7, 1826 in Ware County, died February 9, 1900. She was a daughter of Frederick Cason, an early settler of Ware and one of the first Justices of the Inferior Court of the parent county of Appling. To Mr. and Mrs. Blackburn were born:
1825-1864
Ware
1. Elizabethb. 1849, died single, March 3, 1925.
2. Daniel J.b. 1851, m. Elizabeth Barber, daughter of Obediah.
3. Mary Annb. 1854, m. J. Barber.
4. Margaretb. 1857, m. Henry J. Waldron.
5. Marthab. 1860, m. (1) Travis T. Thigpen (2) T. J. McClelland.
6. Frederickb. 1862, m. Florence Smith, daughter of Joel, Liberty County.
Mr. Blackburn after marriage settled on a tract of land a few miles south of where Waycross now is, and engaged in farming. When the Civil War came on he volunteered in Co. "B", 50th Georgia Infantry Regiment, which was a Ware county company; however he was rejected by the regimental surgeon. On September 22, 1862, he was accepted as a volunteer in Co. "A", 24th Georgia Battalion (cavalry). On February 13, 1864, he was transferred to Co. "G", 7th Georgia Cavalry by consolidation. He was captured at Louisa Courthouse, Virginia, June 11, 1864, and died of chronic diarrhea in Federal Prison, Elmira, New York November 3, 1864. His grave number is 841 of the Confederate graves in Woodlawn National Cemetery, Elmira, New York.
After the War the widow continued to live on the farm with her children and reared them to maturity. She never remarried. She was buried at Kettle Creek Church near Waycross.
Census References: 1850, 1860, Ware.