Person Sheet

Name Elizabeth Ellis 'Lizzie' BLACKSHEAR Birth 20 Apr 1880 Death 4 Jan 1978, Pines Nursing Home, Dillon, SC. Burial 6 Jan 1978, Alloway Cemetery, Dillon, SC. Education Flora McDonald College Religion Methodist Father Perry Linkfield BLACKSHEAR Mother Oregon Frances BLACKSHEAR (-1911)
Spouses:
1 Luther Samuel NEWTON Birth 17 Jun 1874, Marlboro County, SC. Death 25 Jan 1935, Dillon, SC. Occupation Wholesale And Retail Grocery Business Since 1918 Education Boykin Academy , Georgia-Alabama Business College Whole Religion Methodist Father Ira L Potter NEWTON (1842-1918) Mother Susan Elenor (Elender) COVINGTON (1845-1926)
Marriage 20 Nov 1898, T. G. Spearman Res. Cuthbert, Ga.
Children: Ira Samuel (1899-1899) Perry Blackshear (1900-2000) Roy (1904-1974) Frances Celia (1917-)

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  http://www.powow.com/sandyhodges/genea/BlkshXX/BlkshDG.htm Elizabeth Ellis, b. 20 Apr., 1880, Sumter Co., Ga., dau. of Oregon Frances Blackshear and Perry Linkfield Black- shear, lived at Cnthbert, Cordele, Baxley, and Blakely, Ga. and Red Springs, N. C. and Dillon, S. C. Husband Luther Samuel Newton, b. Marlboro Co., S. C., 17 June, 1874, son of Susan Elinor Covington and Ira L. Potter Newton, m. at the home of Mr. amid Mrs. T. G. Spearman, Cutlibert, Ga., 20 Nov., 1898, (without previous knowledge of her family). Issue No. 1 Ira Luther, b. Cuthbert, Ga., 19 Dec. 1899, d. in infancy, bur. Blackshear lot Eastern Cemetery, Cutlibert. No. 2 Perry Blackshear, b. Marlboro Co., S. C., 2 Nov., 1901. No. 3 Roy, b. Cordele, Ga., 12 Feb., 1904. No. 4 Frances, b. Baxley, Ga., 9 Sept., 1907. No. 5 Celia, b. Blakely, Ga., 8 Oct., 1917. E. E. B. N. was educated at Andrew Female College, Cutlibert, Ga., her m. was not opposed by her family, it was characteristic of her to do things quietly and if necessary,” explain afterward. “She was a model mother, nurturing her children in the prin ciples of the Christian Religion, (Methodist), caring for their physical and spiritual needs at home. She was also a devoted wife, ever attentive to the needs of her husband and family. Their family life was singularly happy and serene.”

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