Person:Frances Knight (57)

CENSUS: 1850 United States Federal Census Name: Frances Knight Age: 16 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1834 Birth Place: Georgia Gender: Female Home in 1850(City,County,State): District 28, Emanuel, Georgia Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: District 28, Emanuel, Georgia; Roll: M432_68; Page: 452; Image: 451.

1920 United States Federal Census February 5, 2005 9:39 AM

Name: Fannie P Pipkin?? Age: 86 years Estimated birth year: 1833 Birthplace: Georgia Race: White Home in 1920: Tennille, Washington, Georgia Sex: Female Roll: T625_284 Page: 10A ED: 152 Image: 1180

BIOGRAPHY: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 100 page 126 Mrs. Naomi Pipkin Franklin. DAR ID Number: 99399 Born in Tennille, Ga. Wife of George H. Franklin. Descendant of Nathaniel Blackmar, as follows: 1. Philip Jefferson Pipkin (1835-1907) m. 1875 Frances Knight (b. 1835). 2. Rufus Knight (1796-1864) m. 1821 Maria Gaddee (1803-40). 3. James Knight m. Olive Blackmar (b. 1780). 4. Theophilus Blackmar (1750-1842) m. Frances Battey (b. 1751). 5. Nathaniel Blackmar m. 1747 Mary Mitchel. Nathaniel Blackmar (1720-91) served as private in Captain Hitchcock's company, Colonel Angell's Rhode Island regiment. He was born in Gloucester, R. I.

Emanuel County Probate Court Records FOK0004 Records of Vouchers of Administrators, Gaurdians 1869 - 1879 Page 40 $641.62 Recieved of J.C. McMillan Admin of R.B. Knight, Six Hundred and Forty One 66/100 Dollars as a part of my Distribution Share of the Est. of my father Rufus Knight and should said amount exceed the sum due me from the estate of my father. The balance of said sum I am to account for to J.C. McMillan admin as aforesaid as a part of my distribution share of the Estate of my father - R.B. Knight This Dec 2nd 1873 (Signed) F.A. Knight

Emanuel County Clerks Office Book of Deeds and Mortgages Book AA Page 471 1869 - 1882 Transcribed by William Knight Sold to Francis O. Knight for $1925.00, one tract of land in the 57th Dist. Emanuel County - Known as The Knight Old Place containing 700 acres - +. (Signed) L.W. Beachum

        F.H. Beachum
        December 2, 1873

Emanuel County Probate Court Emanuel County - Court of Ordinary Record Book "A" of Sales of Estates 1857 - 1874 Page 273 FOK0003/FOK0003A List of the sale of the Lands belonging to the Estate of R.B. Knight Sold Dec 2nd 1873. One tract containing 400 Acres To J.A. Bresson for $810.00 One tract containing 700 Acres To Francis O. Knight $1925.00

(Signed) John C. McMillan

Three Blackmore Genealogies William Blackmore of Scituate, Mass., James Blackmore of Providence, R.I., Rev. Adam Blackman (Blackmore) of Stratford, Conn. Compiled and Edited by Rev. Alven Martyn Smith. So. Pasadena, Calif., 1930 - Page 151

OBITUARY: Transcribed by William Custer Knight FOK0002/FOK0002A March 8, 1921 Sandersville Herald Sandersville,Washington,Georgia Death Of Mrs. Pipkin

    A shadow of gloom rested over our

city on Tuesday when it became known that the Grim Reaper had claimed the gentle spirit of Mrs. Fannie Pipkin. Her long useful life of more than eighty years has left a lasting impression upon the hearts of all who knew her. To- gether with her sainted husband, Rev. P.J. Pipkin, she worked for the education and uplift of humanity and since the death of her husband Mrs. Pipkin has continued her influence for good. Quiet and unassuming, a type of the gentility of the Old South, Mrs. Pipkin was a true home maker. Hosts of friends esteemed her for her sweet amiable disposition and noble Christian character. One daughter, Mrs. George Franklin, is left to mourn the loss of a devoted mother and much sympathy is felt for her in her great sorrow. Truly "the death of the just is like the end of a beautiful day." And so the grave has its victory: It is but crossing with abated breath And with set face a little strip of sea To find the loved ones waiting on the shore More bealutiful, more precious than before.

MARRAIGE: Friday, April 2, 1875 Sandersville Herald Sandersville,Washington,Georgia Married On the 23d inst., in the city of Columbus,Ga., by Rev. J.J. Hyman, Rev. P.J. Pipkin, of Washington County, and Miss Fannie O. Knight, of Columbus.

Muscogee County Library Micro-film Collection Marriage's for March 1875, Page 293 FOK0005 Georgiam, Muscogge County To any Ordained Minister of the Gospel, Jewish Minister, or Justice of the Peace: You are hereby authorized to join Rev. Philip J. Pipkin and Fannie O. Knight in the holy state of Matrimony, according to the Constitution and Laws of this State; and for which this shall be your sufficent License.

Given under my hand and seal, this 23 day of March 1875 F.W. Brooks - Ordinary

Georgia, Muscogee County: I do hereby certify that Rev. Philip J. Pipkin and Fannie O. Knight were duly joined in Matrimony, by me this 23 day of March 1875. John J. Hepain M.G.