Martha
Blackwell
Born in Mercer Co., NJ
Ancestors 
Daughter of Francis Blackwell
and Elizabeth (Cornell) Blackwell
Sister of
Jemima Blackwell, John Blackwell [half], Elizabeth Blackwell, Thomas Blackwell, Francis Blackwell [half], Jacob Blackwell, Deborah Blackwell, Amelia (Blackwell) Leigh, Amy Blackwell, Stephen Blackwell, Elijah Blackwell and Nathaniel P. Blackwell [half]
[spouse(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
Died [date unknown]
in New Jersey [uncertain]
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He was married first to Elizabeth Cornell, with whom he had 11 children. His second marriage was to Sarah Burroughs or Field in 1779. (Her surname is reported as Burroughs by local historian Ralph Ege, but is given as Field in an original family Bible record.) They had 5 children.
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