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Thomas Richard Blackmore was baptized on March 30, 1788 in Stoke Damerel, Devonshire, England and might have been born in 1785, the son of Thomas Blackmore and Ann Pomeroy. <br /> <br /> Date of Arrival: 1818<br /> Area of Residence: Derby & Sillikers<br /> Occupation: farmer, trader with the native Indians<br /> Religion: Anglican<br /> Married: Phoebe Newman on January 12, 1819 <br /> Born: 1802 in N.B.<br /> Died: 1870 <br /> Father: David J. Newman<br /> Mother: Mary Sherwood<br /> Entry into Canada: father was Loyalist <br /> Religion:
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(1) Mary Born March 13, 1819 Derby; died May 1887 Sillikers. She did not marry.<br /> <br /> (2) David Born January 10, 1821; died December 7, 1878 Sillikers. He married Catherine Copp, daughter of Henry Copp and Elizabeth Page on February 9, 1849. David and “Kitty” had eleven children. David and Catherine are buried in Red Bank.<br /> <br /> (3) Nancy Ann Born c1822 Derby. She married Henry Copp, Jr., the son of Henry Copp and Elizabeth Page, on October 6, 1842 in North Esk. They had eleven children before she died on November 28, 1884. <br /> <br /> (4) Jeremiah Born May 15, 1825 in Nelson; died March 12, 1908 in Sillikers. He married Martha Jane Parks, the daughter of William Parks** and Jane Cowden, on August 9, 1852 at St. Stephen’s Presbyterian Manse in Red Bank. Jeremiah and Martha raised a family of eleven. Jeremiah and Martha are buried in Red Bank.<br /> <br /> (5) Jane Born c1828 Sillikers; died November 29, 1894 Montana. On November 13, 1845 at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Bushville, Jane married John Baldwin. He died November 18, 1884. They raised at least nine children. Jane and John were buried at St. Paul’s Anglican Church Cemetery, Bushville. <br /> <br /> (6) Hannah Born January 27, 1838 Sillikers; died May 4, 1908 Upper Derby. On November 5, 1856 she married Francis (Frank) Parks, son of William Parks** and Jane Cowden. Hannah and Frank had eleven children. They are buried in Ferguson Presbyterian Cemetery.<br /> <br /> (7) Elizabeth Born June 23, 1842 Sillikers. On October 12, 1869 she married Edward John Clarke, the son of Abraham Clarke and Hannah Astle. John and Elizabeth resided in Upper Nelson where they raised six children. Elizabeth died on June 20, 1923 at the home of her daughter in Fredericton. She is buried in Derby United cemetery.<br /> <br /> (8) Lucinda Born c1843. On April 1, 1873 she married Stephen Johnstone, son of William Johnstone and Elizabeth Newman. They had three children before she died on May 15, 1894 at Halcomb. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> *See Sherwood family.<br /> **See Parks family
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Anglican Church Marriages: Chatham Parish, 1833-1932<br /> Bell’s Funeral Home Records & Ledger<br /> Early Marriages of Northumberland County<br /> Family Sources: Abigail Holmes, David Gerlach, Colleen Blackmore & Sheila Moore<br /> NB Vital Statistics: Deaths. <br /> Northumberland County Cemetery Transcriptions: Derby & Chatham Parishes.<br /> Old North Esk on the Miramichi, 25th Anniversary Edition<br /> <br />
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