**The following information can be found within "Pioneer Preacher, Descendants to 1980 of the Rev. Samuel Black 1700-1770 of Pennsylvania and Albemarle County Virginia," Natalie K. Black, 1981, second printing 2013, pp 62-63**
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Issac Black, son of James and Eleanor Black, was born 1 July 1789 in Madison County, KY.
He is probably the 16-26 year old male living with his mother, Eleanor Simpson, after her third marriage to James Simpson, a Presbyterian minister. (Nuptials recorded 8 March 1808, Marriage Book "A", Madison County, KY) Simpson died 1810. Eleanor is listed as a "Free White Female over 45", and Isaac is listed as a "Free White Male 16 to 25." Isaac would have been about 21 years of age.
In 1810 Isaac sold his share of his father's estate to his brother, John, for the sum of 45 pounds. (Madison County Deed Book "R", p 132.)
Sometime between 1810-1820, Isaac emigrated from Kentucky to Boone County, MO where he married Sarah "Sally" Maupin on 14 July 1820. Letters written by Isaac to his brother John in Kentucky, place him in Boone County on 7 Nov 1820. A letter of 2 September 1822 places him in Calloway County and speaks to a "great stir of religion" in his neighborhood. In July 1821 Isaac helped organize the Cedar Creek Baptist Church of Calloway County, Mo. west of the County of Stephens, near the Boone County line. In a letter of 4 September 1823 he tells John that he and his wife have joined a Baptist Church. He also recommends to David Gass to come to Missouri.
By the mid 1830s he and Sally had settled in Audrain County, MO and reared their family on a farm near Mexico. (David Gass, Jr. and his wife, Mary Black had also settled there.)
Isaac died on 4 September 1864.
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*The following information was found within the Bible records of Mary Louisa McRoberts Black*
Isaac and Sarah had the following children:
Nancy - born 5 August 1821, married Granville Read
Mary "Polly" - born 14 January 1823, married John Goatley
Elizabeth - born 10 March 1825, married Henry H. Spencer
James - born 7 February 1827
Manerva - born 17 August 1828, married Wm. Jeremiah Jesse
John Maupin - born 5 Dec 1830, married Mary Louisa McRoberts
Sarah Ann - born 29 March 1834, married James T. Carter
Isaac, Jr. - born 2 March 1838, married Mary A. Stimson
Clifton Thomas - born 13 April 1841, married twice, Susan V. Eller, Jemima Turner
Ellen - born 1 April 1845, not listed with parents on 1850 Audrain County census
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Issac Black, son of James and Eleanor Black, was born 1 July 1789 in Madison County, KY.
He is probably the 16-26 year old male living with his mother, Eleanor Simpson, after her third marriage to James Simpson, a Presbyterian minister. (Nuptials recorded 8 March 1808, Marriage Book "A", Madison County, KY) Simpson died 1810. Eleanor is listed as a "Free White Female over 45", and Isaac is listed as a "Free White Male 16 to 25." Isaac would have been about 21 years of age.
In 1810 Isaac sold his share of his father's estate to his brother, John, for the sum of 45 pounds. (Madison County Deed Book "R", p 132.)
Sometime between 1810-1820, Isaac emigrated from Kentucky to Boone County, MO where he married Sarah "Sally" Maupin on 14 July 1820. Letters written by Isaac to his brother John in Kentucky, place him in Boone County on 7 Nov 1820. A letter of 2 September 1822 places him in Calloway County and speaks to a "great stir of religion" in his neighborhood. In July 1821 Isaac helped organize the Cedar Creek Baptist Church of Calloway County, Mo. west of the County of Stephens, near the Boone County line. In a letter of 4 September 1823 he tells John that he and his wife have joined a Baptist Church. He also recommends to David Gass to come to Missouri.
By the mid 1830s he and Sally had settled in Audrain County, MO and reared their family on a farm near Mexico. (David Gass, Jr. and his wife, Mary Black had also settled there.)
Isaac died on 4 September 1864.
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*The following information was found within the Bible records of Mary Louisa McRoberts Black*
Isaac and Sarah had the following children:
Nancy - born 5 August 1821, married Granville Read
Mary "Polly" - born 14 January 1823, married John Goatley
Elizabeth - born 10 March 1825, married Henry H. Spencer
James - born 7 February 1827
Manerva - born 17 August 1828, married Wm. Jeremiah Jesse
John Maupin - born 5 Dec 1830, married Mary Louisa McRoberts
Sarah Ann - born 29 March 1834, married James T. Carter
Isaac, Jr. - born 2 March 1838, married Mary A. Stimson
Clifton Thomas - born 13 April 1841, married twice, Susan V. Eller, Jemima Turner
Ellen - born 1 April 1845, not listed with parents on 1850 Audrain County census
**The following information can be found within "Pioneer Preacher, Descendants to 1980 of the Rev. Samuel Black 1700-1770 of Pennsylvania and Albemarle County Virginia," Natalie K. Black, 1981, second printing 2013, pp 62-63**
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Issac Black, son of James and Eleanor Black, was born 1 July 1789 in Madison County, KY.
He is probably the 16-26 year old male living with his mother, Eleanor Simpson, after her third marriage to James Simpson, a Presbyterian minister. (Nuptials recorded 8 March 1808, Marriage Book "A", Madison County, KY) Simpson died 1810. Eleanor is listed as a "Free White Female over 45", and Isaac is listed as a "Free White Male 16 to 25." Isaac would have been about 21 years of age.
In 1810 Isaac sold his share of his father's estate to his brother, John, for the sum of 45 pounds. (Madison County Deed Book "R", p 132.)
Sometime between 1810-1820, Isaac emigrated from Kentucky to Boone County, MO where he married Sarah "Sally" Maupin on 14 July 1820. Letters written by Isaac to his brother John in Kentucky, place him in Boone County on 7 Nov 1820. A letter of 2 September 1822 places him in Calloway County and speaks to a "great stir of religion" in his neighborhood. In July 1821 Isaac helped organize the Cedar Creek Baptist Church of Calloway County, Mo. west of the County of Stephens, near the Boone County line. In a letter of 4 September 1823 he tells John that he and his wife have joined a Baptist Church. He also recommends to David Gass to come to Missouri.
By the mid 1830s he and Sally had settled in Audrain County, MO and reared their family on a farm near Mexico. (David Gass, Jr. and his wife, Mary Black had also settled there.)
Isaac died on 4 September 1864.
_______________
*The following information was found within the Bible records of Mary Louisa McRoberts Black*
Isaac and Sarah had the following children:
Nancy - born 5 August 1821, married Granville Read
Mary "Polly" - born 14 January 1823, married John Goatley
Elizabeth - born 10 March 1825, married Henry H. Spencer
James - born 7 February 1827
Manerva - born 17 August 1828, married Wm. Jeremiah Jesse
John Maupin - born 5 Dec 1830, married Mary Louisa McRoberts
Sarah Ann - born 29 March 1834, married James T. Carter
Isaac, Jr. - born 2 March 1838, married Mary A. Stimson
Clifton Thomas - born 13 April 1841, married twice, Susan V. Eller, Jemima Turner
Ellen - born 1 April 1845, not listed with parents on 1850 Audrain County census
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Issac Black, son of James and Eleanor Black, was born 1 July 1789 in Madison County, KY.
He is probably the 16-26 year old male living with his mother, Eleanor Simpson, after her third marriage to James Simpson, a Presbyterian minister. (Nuptials recorded 8 March 1808, Marriage Book "A", Madison County, KY) Simpson died 1810. Eleanor is listed as a "Free White Female over 45", and Isaac is listed as a "Free White Male 16 to 25." Isaac would have been about 21 years of age.
In 1810 Isaac sold his share of his father's estate to his brother, John, for the sum of 45 pounds. (Madison County Deed Book "R", p 132.)
Sometime between 1810-1820, Isaac emigrated from Kentucky to Boone County, MO where he married Sarah "Sally" Maupin on 14 July 1820. Letters written by Isaac to his brother John in Kentucky, place him in Boone County on 7 Nov 1820. A letter of 2 September 1822 places him in Calloway County and speaks to a "great stir of religion" in his neighborhood. In July 1821 Isaac helped organize the Cedar Creek Baptist Church of Calloway County, Mo. west of the County of Stephens, near the Boone County line. In a letter of 4 September 1823 he tells John that he and his wife have joined a Baptist Church. He also recommends to David Gass to come to Missouri.
By the mid 1830s he and Sally had settled in Audrain County, MO and reared their family on a farm near Mexico. (David Gass, Jr. and his wife, Mary Black had also settled there.)
Isaac died on 4 September 1864.
_______________
*The following information was found within the Bible records of Mary Louisa McRoberts Black*
Isaac and Sarah had the following children:
Nancy - born 5 August 1821, married Granville Read
Mary "Polly" - born 14 January 1823, married John Goatley
Elizabeth - born 10 March 1825, married Henry H. Spencer
James - born 7 February 1827
Manerva - born 17 August 1828, married Wm. Jeremiah Jesse
John Maupin - born 5 Dec 1830, married Mary Louisa McRoberts
Sarah Ann - born 29 March 1834, married James T. Carter
Isaac, Jr. - born 2 March 1838, married Mary A. Stimson
Clifton Thomas - born 13 April 1841, married twice, Susan V. Eller, Jemima Turner
Ellen - born 1 April 1845, not listed with parents on 1850 Audrain County census
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