Black, Asberry Coke b. 25 Jan 1842 Georgia, United States d. Yes, date unknown: Uncovering the Family

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Name Black, Asberry Coke

Birth 25 Jan 1842 Georgia, United States

Gender Male

Death Yes, date unknown

Siblings 8 siblings

	1. Black, Zilah Dorothy, b. 19 Oct 1840, Georgia, United States d. Apr 1864 (Age 23 years)
	2. Black, Elizabeth Winifred, b. 13 Jun 1843, Georgia, United States d. Yes, date unknown
	3. Black, James Russell, b. 20 Dec 1844, Georgia, United States d. 23 Aug 1851 (Age 6 years)
	4. Black, Sarah Adeline, b. 14 Nov 1846, Georgia, United States d. 23 Nov 1852 (Age 6 years)
	5. Black, Lemuel, b. 14 Aug 1848, Georgia, United States d. Yes, date unknown
	6. Black, Lucinda Allen, b. 14 Jul 1850, Walton County, Georgia, United States d. 9 Jun 1852, Walton County, Georgia, United States (Age 1 year)
	7. Black, Ophelia J., b. 11 Jul 1852, Walton County, Georgia, United States d. 11 Jun 1876, Walton County, Georgia, United States (Age 23 years)
	8. Black, Thomas Walker, b. 24 Jun 1855, Walnut Grove, Walton County, Georgia, United States d. 4 Feb 1937, Jasper, Hamilton, Florida (Age 81 years)

Person ID I489 My Genealogy

Father	Black, Lemuel Jr, b. 9 Dec 1809, Oglethorpe County, Georgia, United States d. 31 Dec 1859, Walton County, Georgia, United States (Age 50 years)
Mother	Hightower, Julia Ann, b. 11 Apr 1818, Georgia, United States d. Yes, date unknown
Marriage	10 Nov 1839	Campbell, Georgia
Family ID	F395	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Marriage	14 Jan 1863	Walton County, Georgia, United States
Family ID	F416	Group Sheet \| Family Chart
Last Modified	27 Dec 2011

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Birth - 25 Jan 1842 - Georgia, United States

Marriage - 14 Jan 1863 - Walton County, Georgia, United States

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I knew I had Revolutionary War ancestors, maybe 5, but on a whim and with the use of the DAR Ancestor Database, I started searching for as many as I could find. Right now the list is up to 30 and if I could break through a few more brickwalls, probably more. These folks were old and young, located in the north and south and performed a variety of tasks to support the Revolution including giving money and being a drummer boy.