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Elizabeth Jane WILKS
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She married Nathaniel BLACK 1 May 1809 in Halifax, Virginia, USA . The couple had (at least) 1 child. Nathaniel BLACK was born abt. 1775 in South Carolina, USA. He died abt. 1840 in Wayne, Kentucky, USA. He was the son of John BALHACHE (BLACK) and Elizabeth COLVILLE? CALDWELL?.
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Nathaniel BLACK-- Date: 1 May 1809 Place: Halifax, Virginia, USANathaniel BLACK was the son of John BALHACHE (BLACK) and Elizabeth COLVILLE? CALDWELL?
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John BLACK (b.abt. 1802, Wayne, Kentucky, USA d. abt. 1870, Wayne, Kentucky, USA)m. Martha "Patsy" SHIPLEY 23 January 1823
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Elizabeth Jane WILKS and Nathaniel BLACK 1 May 1809, Halifax, Virginia, USA
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1809 Marriage / PartnerElizabeth Jane WILKS and Nathaniel BLACK 1 May 1809, Halifax, Virginia, USA
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