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Andrew W Blackbourn

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Andrew W Blackbourn

Birth
Boston, Boston Borough, Lincolnshire, England
Death
18 Mar 1921 (aged 85)
Delaware, Nowata County, Oklahoma, USA
Burial
Nowata, Nowata County, Oklahoma, USA GPS-Latitude: 36.6792174, Longitude: -95.6439346
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Andrew and Ruth are listed in the 1860 Grant County census living in Beetown township, around Lancaster, Wisconsin. There were six other Blackburn families listed in Beetown township at that time. Andrew and family are listed in the 1870 Wisconsin census, living at Little Grant Twp, Grant Co.
Andrew and family moved to Ringgold County, Iowa circa 1871-72. Andrew and family are listed in the 1880 Kansas census, living at Mission Creek Twp, Wabaunsee Co. Andrew is listed in this census as "Henry Blackburn"? His personal info is correct, as well as the rest of the family. (Don't know why he is listed as Henry). In 1884 they lived at Summers, Washington Co, AR. From there they moved to Coffeyville, Montgomery Co, KS. In 1892 they moved to Delaware, Nowata Co, OK.

Andrew served with Company G, 33rd Wisconsin Infantry in the Civil War. He enlisted from Beetown on 8/18/1862 and was mustered out 8/8/1865 in southern Alabama. His burial site in Nowata Cemetery contains his Civil War plaque displaying his Civil War affiliation.
Andrew and Ruth are listed in the 1860 Grant County census living in Beetown township, around Lancaster, Wisconsin. There were six other Blackburn families listed in Beetown township at that time. Andrew and family are listed in the 1870 Wisconsin census, living at Little Grant Twp, Grant Co.
Andrew and family moved to Ringgold County, Iowa circa 1871-72. Andrew and family are listed in the 1880 Kansas census, living at Mission Creek Twp, Wabaunsee Co. Andrew is listed in this census as "Henry Blackburn"? His personal info is correct, as well as the rest of the family. (Don't know why he is listed as Henry). In 1884 they lived at Summers, Washington Co, AR. From there they moved to Coffeyville, Montgomery Co, KS. In 1892 they moved to Delaware, Nowata Co, OK.

Andrew served with Company G, 33rd Wisconsin Infantry in the Civil War. He enlisted from Beetown on 8/18/1862 and was mustered out 8/8/1865 in southern Alabama. His burial site in Nowata Cemetery contains his Civil War plaque displaying his Civil War affiliation.


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