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Martha Blackburn 1741–1818 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: Apr. 6, 1741
Birth Location: West Augusta, Augusta, Virginia, USA
Death Date: Apr. 30, 1818
Death Location: Bardstown, Nelson, Kentucky, USA
Father: William Blackburn
Mother: Sarah SCOTT
Spouse(s): Col. Rogers
Children(s): William Rogers
The story of Martha Blackburn began in 1741 in West Augusta, Augusta, Virginia, USA. Martha Blackburn married Col James Rogers, and had children including William L Rogers. Martha Blackburn passed away in 1818 in Bardstown, Nelson, Kentucky, USA.
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Biography
- The story of Martha Blackburn began in 1741 in West Augusta, Augusta, Virginia, USA.
- Martha Blackburn married Col James Rogers, and had children including William L Rogers.
- Martha Blackburn passed away in 1818 in Bardstown, Nelson, Kentucky, USA.
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Martha Blackburn's Descendants
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1. William (L) Rogers 1770–1842 m. Nancy (E) Cheatham 1775–1860
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1. Nancy (Celia) Rogers 1798–1855 m. William (M) Cottingham 1824–1885
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1. Levi (Jefferson) Cottingham 1853–1928 m. Helen (Francis) Gates 1855–1928
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1. Lou (M) Cottingham 1872–1914 m. **John (Nathaniel) Andrews 1859–1934
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Martha Blackburn's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: Apr. 6, 1741
Event Place: West Augusta, Augusta, Virginia, USA
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: Apr. 30, 1818
Event Place: Bardstown, Nelson, Kentucky, USA