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The Blackburn Family
of Macoupin County, Illinois · from Versailles, Kentucky · documented from the public record
Margaret I. Blackburn
parentsRev. John Blackburn & Catherine Edwards
Margaret I. Blackburn ⚭ Dr. Head
childrenEugene S. Head · Hadley Head
- Native of Versailles, Kentucky.
- Daughter of Rev. John and Catherine (Edwards) Blackburn.
- Married Dr. Head (a Civil War assistant surgeon of the Fourteenth Illinois Infantry, later a physician at Carlinville) in 1853.
- Two children: Eugene S. Head (a physician) and Hadley.
Source: History of Macoupin County, Illinois
Is this your Blackburn family? Ask us →The Cawood Family
of Macoupin County, Illinois · documented from the public record
Joshua B. Cawood d. 1845
Joshua B. Cawood
childrenNancy Cawood
- Settled North Palmyra township 1838.
- Moved to Shipman township south of Medora, then in 1845 to Hilyard township, where he died that same fall.
- Father of Nancy Cawood (wife of Charles Rhoads).
Source: History of Macoupin County, Illinois
Is this your Cawood family? Ask us →The Love Family
of Macoupin County, Illinois · documented from the public record
Lewis L. Love
Lewis L. Love ⚭ Emily Eastham
childrenVirginia Love · Betty Love · Minnie Love · Emma Love · John Love · Julius Love · Bailey Love · Bird Love
- Deacon in the Summerville Baptist church.
- Described as a Southern gentleman.
- Wife Emily Eastham.
- Four sons (John, Julius, Bailey, Bird) and daughters Virginia, Betty, Minnie, Emma.
Source: History of Macoupin County, Illinois
Is this your Love family? Ask us →The Rhoads Family
of Macoupin County, Illinois · from Hardin County, Kentucky · documented from the public record
Samuel V. Rhoads 1791 – 1877
Samuel V. Rhoads
childrenCharles Rhoads
- Born Hardin County, Kentucky, 1791.
- Soldier of War of 1812, Kentucky volunteer under Gen. Harrison at the Battle of the Thames.
- Removed from Grayson County, Kentucky, 1834, settled Chesterfield township near Rhoads Point (now Medora).
- United Baptist preacher who founded several churches.
- Brother of Rev. Jacob Rhoads.
- Died 1877.
Source: History of Macoupin County, Illinois
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