Grace Berwick¹¹ was born on 12 December 1617 in England. She died on 27 April 1694 at the age of 76 in Andover, Massachusetts. Parents: Thomas Berwick and Ann Blount.

Spouse: William Ballard. Grace Berwick and William Ballard were married about 1642. Children were: Sarah Ballard.

Thomas Berwick¹¹ was born about 1594. He died in Massachussetts.

Spouse: Ann Blount. Ann Blount and Thomas Berwick were married in Bristol, England. Children were: Grace Berwick.

Clifford Bessett died in Vermont. Clifford was the son of Charles and Mary Besset of Richmond, Vt. He was a railroad telegrapher and died a few years after they were married. No children.

Spouse: Inez May English. Inez May English and Clifford Bessett were married.

Mary Virginia Biart was born (date unknown).

Spouse: William Crane Bradley. Mary Virginia Biart and William Crane Bradley were married. Children were: Merideth Bradley, Cameron Bradley.

Lucy Barbour Bicknell was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Frank Lewis Pitkin. Lucy Barbour Bicknell and Frank Lewis Pitkin were married on 31 December 1903 in Oak Park, Illinois.

Abigail Bidwell was born (date unknown). Parents: William Bidwell and Abigail Pitkin.

Anna Bidwell was born (date unknown). Parents: William Bidwell and Abigail Pitkin.

Elizabeth Bidwell was born (date unknown). Parents: William Bidwell and Abigail Pitkin.

Hannah Bidwell was born (date unknown). Parents: William Bidwell and Abigail Pitkin.

Ozias Bidwell was born (date unknown). Parents: William Bidwell and Abigail Pitkin.

William Bidwell was born (date unknown). Parents: William Bidwell and Abigail Pitkin.

William Bidwell was born on 27 November 1703.

Spouse: Abigail Pitkin. Abigail Pitkin and William Bidwell were married. Children were: William Bidwell, Ozias Bidwell, Elizabeth Bidwell, Abigail Bidwell, Anna Bidwell, Hannah Bidwell.

Spouse: Hannah Pitkin. Hannah Pitkin and William Bidwell were married.

Carl Bielenberg was born (date unknown). Carl worked as a technologist for a company called Alternative Technologies Incorporated. He had a machine shop in Calais, Vermont where he designed a built low cost machinery for use in developing countries. Before that he had lived and worked in Cameroon in Africa.

Spouse: Ellen Orr Blachly. Ellen Orr Blachly and Carl Bielenberg were married on 21 December 1985 in Calais, Vermont. They were divorced about 1992. Children were: Sophia Bielenberg, Heidi Bielenberg.

Heidi Bielenberg was born in 1989. Parents: Carl Bielenberg and Ellen Orr Blachly.

Spouse: Juan Soberano. Heidi Bielenberg and Juan Soberano were married on 4 August 2008 in Montpelier, Vermont.

Sophia Bielenberg was born in 1987. Parents: Carl Bielenberg and Ellen Orr Blachly.

Elizabeth Bigalow died on 11 September 1691.

Spouse: Richard Butler. Children were: Elizabeth Butler.

Mary Bigelow was born on 14 March 1648 in Watertown, Massachusetts. She died on 3 September 1704 at the age of 56 in Watertown, Massachusetts. Parents: John Biglo and Mary Warren.

Spouse: Michael Flagg. Mary Bigelow and Michael Flagg were married on 3 June 1674. Children were: Mary Flagg.

John Biglo was born in 1617 in Wrentham, Suffolk, England. He immigrated in 1632. He died in 1703 at the age of 86. Parents: Randall Beageley (?) and Jane .

Spouse: Mary Warren. Children were: Mary Bigelow.

Mary Bill was born on 8 November 1777. She died on 9 May 1835 at the age of 57. Daughter of Eliphalet M. Bill and sister of Dr. E. Mason Bill who married Rhoda Pitkin. She was also a granddaughter of Governor Joseph Marsh of Vermont, making Thomas and Mary first cousins.

Spouse: Thomas W. Pitkin. Mary Bill and Thomas W. Pitkin were married on 2 November 1800. Children were: Lucia Pitkin, Son Pitkin, Son Pitkin, Lucius Pitkin, Thomas White Pitkin, Mary Pitkin, Son Pitkin, Lucius Pitkin, Son Pitkin, Eliza Pitkin, Son Pitkin.

Christiana Billett was born (date unknown). Parents: John Billett.

Spouse: John Drake. Christiana Billett and John Drake were married between 1413 and 1422. Children were: John Drake.

John Billett lived in Ashe, Devon.

Children were: Christiana Billett.

Nicola Bird was born in England. She died in England. Parents: Thomas Le Bird.

Spouse: Peter Bulkeley. Nicola Bird and Peter Bulkeley were married in England. Children were: John Bulkeley, Richard Bulkeley, Margery Bulkeley, Clementia Bulkeley.

Hannah Birdsey was born in 1671. She died in 1750 at the age of 79. Parents: John Birdsey and Phoebe Willcockson.

Spouse: Isaac Beach. Children were: Elnathan Beach Capt..

John Birdsey Deacon was born (date unknown). Deacon John Birdsey was said to have come from Reading, Berkshire, England to America in 1636. He came to Weathersfield, Connecticut where he married Phillipa Smith. He probably came to Stratford in 1649. His second wife was Alice Tomlinson. He was a deacon in the Congregational Church.

Spouse: Phillipa Smith. Children were: John Birdsey.

John Birdsey was born in 1642. He died in 1697 at the age of 55. Parents: John Birdsey Deacon and Phillipa Smith.

Spouse: Phoebe Willcockson. Phoebe Willcockson and John Birdsey were married in 1669. Children were: Hannah Birdsey.

Ruth Bitfield was born (date unknown).

Spouse: William Sawyer. Children were: Ruth Sawyer.

Aaron Blachly was born in 1644. He died in 1699 at the age of 55. Aaron Blachly signed the Fundamental Agreement to found Newark, New Jersey in 1666. He returned to Guilford, Connecticut before 1683, the home of his wife's family. In 1686 he married second Sarah (or Hannah) Foote, widow of Robert Foote. His home lot in Guilford was 9 acres and 11 rods. One of his duties in Newark was to "make and maintain gates." Another was to "warn town meetings." Parents: Thomas Blatchly and Susannah Ball.

Spouse: Mary Dodd. Mary Dodd and Aaron Blachly were married in 1665. Children were: Ebenezer Blachly M.D..

Abigail Taylor Blachly was born on 28 March 1980. Abigail married Sara Nelson. Parents: Dan Bradley Blachly and Andree C. Howard.

Adam Clifford Blachly was born on 12 January 1999 in Barre, Vermont. Parents: Thomas Clifford Blachly Esq. and Susannah Clifford.

Alice Blachly was born (date unknown). Married _______ Krueger. Parents: Charles Howard Blachly and Helen Willey.

Children were: Sarah Krueger, Christopher Krueger, Thomas Krueger.

Alice Elizabeth Blachly was born on 4 August 1921 in Portland, Oregon. She died after 1988 at the age of 67. The 1940 federal census of Forest Grove, OR lists Alice E. Blachly, 18, single, born Oregon, living with her aunts, Nellie A. Cole, 57, born Turkey, teacher, and Alice H. Cole, 54, born Turkey. All living at 103 5th St. SE

In 1864 Alice was living in San Diego, CA.

Alice lived in Portland in 1988. Parents: Dr. Arthur Trew Blachly and Mary Elizabeth Cole.

Spouse: Malicoat. Alice Elizabeth Blachly and Malicoat were married.

Amrit Alexandra Blachly was born on 29 March 1972. Hi Caleb,

I was looking on the awesome genealogy that you have worked on. I wanted to note that my parents legally changed out name to Hassle sometime in the mid 70's(I can find out the exact date if you want me to). My name is legally became Amrit Kaur Khalsa.

Not a big deal, but thought I should mention it.

All the best,
Amrit
Parents: Peter MacDonald Blachly and Janet Circosta.

Spouse: Siri Daya Singh Khalsa. Children were: Hari Akal Singh Khalsa, Guru Raj Singh Khalsa.

Andrea Blachly was born (date unknown). Married with five or six children (2002). Parents: Frederick James (Jim) Blachly.

Andrew Theodore Blachly was born (date unknown). Parents: Arthur Theodore Blachly and Peggy .

Andrew Trew Blachly was born in 1847 in Dane County, Wisconsin. He died on 7 September 1893 at the age of 46 in Delta, Colorado. After two years at Washington and Jefferson colleges, Trew went to work in a quartz mine, and later worked as a station agent in Monument, Colorado. In 1874 he was an organizer of the Bergens Park and Fairplay Wagon Road Company. After their marriage, Trew and Dellie lived first in Monument, where Trew operated a drug store and established The Weekly Mentor, the community's first paper. For a short time, Trew had a general store in Salida, Colorado. In 1881 the family moved to Gunnison, Colorado. After a few years there, Trew had to close his bankrupt drugstore, and in 1885 they moved once again, this time to Delta, Colorado where Trew had purchased, in better times, 160 acres sight unseen. Farmwork was difficult for Trew, and after several years of hard work and poverty, he studied law and was admitted to the bar. He entered the real estate business and was a founder of the Farmers and Merchants bank, where he was working when he was killed in a robbery attempt in 1893. Throughout his life, Trew suffered from various ailments which prevented him from working at times. As long as he lived, his family was dependent upon the charity of relatives for their survival. He led an exciting and varied life which is documented in Ruth Bradley's "Dellie", and in the family correspondance.

BLACHLY, Andrew T., b 1847; 1905 Bio, Delta County, Colorado http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/co/delta/bios/blachlyat.txt

Donated September 29, 2001
Transcribed by Judy Crook <jlcrook@rof.net> from the book:
Progressive Men of Western Colorado
Published 1905, A.W. Bowen & Co., Chicago, Ill.

The late Andrew T. Blachly, of Delta, whose tragic death on September 7, 1893, at the age of forty-six, by a daring hold-up and robbery of the Farmers & Merchants' Bank, of which he was at the time cashier, awakened universal regret and horror throughout the Western slope of this state, was born in Dane county, Wisconsin, on September 22, 1847, and was the son of Eben and Jane (Trew) Blachly, of that state, both of whom are now deceased. The father was a doctor and after many years of general practice in Wisconsin, moved to the vicinity of Kansas City, Missouri, where he opened and conducted a school for Negro children, carrying it on in conjunction with his wife, who had, like himself, received a college education and was well qualified for the work. They kept the school going mainly by their own endeavors and at their own expense from 1866 until 1877, when the father died and the mother sold her property and joined her son in the West. They were the parents of five sons and one daughter. The first and second born of the sons served in the Civil war. One was captured and confined in Libby prison and the other died in a military hospital. Andrew received a good education, attending the Lodi (Wisconsin) Academy and pursuing a partial course at Washington and Jefferson College, in Washington, Pennsylvania. He left home in 1869 and came to Colorado, where he clerked in the office of the Kansas Pacific Railroad at Denver part of the time, teaching school during the rest until 1872. From that time until 1878 he was occupied in mercantile business for himself at Monument, Colorado, and also published a paper called the Mentor for two years. In 1880 he moved to Salida and kept a drug store until 1881, when he changed his base to Gunnison and there carried on the same business until his health broke down in 1885. He then moved to Delta county and took up a homestead on which he lived five years. He planted a few acres in fruit, but sold the place before the trees began to bear much. Locating at Delta, he opened a real-estate office and pushed his business vigorously and profitably for two years. At the end of that period, in company with D.S. Baldwin, he organized the Farmers and Merchants' Bank of Delta. He served as cashier of this institution until September 7, 1893, when just after the bank had been opened for business three robbers walked into the room and ordered him to throw up his hands and turn over to them the cash. Instead of doing this he called for help and the leader of the outlaws shot him, killing him instantly. The robbers then went behind the bars and talking all the money in sight, made their way to the back door where their horses were tied. As they mounted their horses and passed to the rear of the post office they encountered W.R. Simpson, who had heard of the robbery. He stepped into an alley and shot two of them dead. The third man, who was their guard while they made the raid, succeeded in getting away with the money they had taken. At the time of Mr. Blachly's death he was living on a ranch he had purchased a short time before. On this property his family resided until recently and under the wise and vigorous management of his widow it became one of considerable value and productiveness. Mr. Blachly was married on September 7, 1877, to Miss Mary A. Bradley, a native of Bangkok, Siam, the daughter of Dan B. and Sarah (Blachly) Bradley, the former born in Utica, New York, and the latter in Dane county, Wisconsin. The father died in 1876 and the mother in 1893. To Mr. and Mrs. Blachly eight children were born, all sons and all now living. They are Arthur T., Fred F., Clarence D., Howard D., Harold W., Ralph R., Louis B. and Edward H. By their help Mrs. Blachly has been able to carry on the operations of the ranch and greatly enlarge its productiveness. She sold the one on which they were living at the time of her husband's death and bought another of forty acres. On this she has four acres in fruit and also runs a fine herd of cattle in the hills. She and her sons are very successful in managing the business, and she has won a high reputation as a business woman of excellent judgment. The oldest son was fifteen years old when his father died and the youngest one year old. The first named is now a student in the medical department of the State University at Boulder, and will be graduated there in a short time, after which he will practice his profession in the neighborhood of his home. Mrs. Blachly has prospered in all her undertakings and made money steadily. She is regarded as a very good manager and a lady of great industry and enterprise. Her husband was a Republican in politics, a Mason in fraternal life and a Presbyterian in church membership. She is also a Presbyterian and she and the sons are in sympathy with the principles of the Republican party in political affairs. Their ranch is located one mile and a half east of Delta, on the Garnett mesa.

Contributed for use by the USGenWeb Archive Project (http://www.usgenweb.org) and by the COGenWeb Archive Project. USGENWEB NOTICE: These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by other organization or persons. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material, must obtain the written consent of the contributor, or the legal representative of the submitter, and contact the listed USGenWeb archivist with proof of this consent. The submitter has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access. Parents: Eben Blachly M.D. and Jane Baxter Trew.

Spouse: Mary Adelle Bradley. Mary Adelle Bradley and Andrew Trew Blachly were married on 5 September 1877 in Kansas City, Missouri. Children were: Dr. Arthur Trew Blachly, Frederick Frank Blachly, Clarence Dan Blachly, Howard Dwight Blachly, William Harold Blachly, Ralph Reamer Blachly, Louis Bradley Blachly, Edward Hugh Blachly.

Ann M. Blachly was born (date unknown). Parents: Miller Blachly M.D. and Mary .

Anna Blachly was born in 1711. Parents: Ebenezer Blachly M.D. and Jane Ingersoll?.

Arthur Theodore Blachly was born about 1925 in Oregon. A bridge designer for the Oregon Dept. of Transportation. Lived in Salem, Oregon. From the Salem, Oregon Public Library Newsletter: "VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH: TED BLACHLY
Congratulations to Ted Blachly, the Circulation volunteer of the month. Ted has been a volunteer since 1994. Ted, a retired bridge designer for the Department of Transportation, is committed to staying active. He commuted to his job by bicycle for 26 years, and now bikes to the library. We are always happy to see Ted arrive with his bike helmet in hand, ready to shelve, sort and shift. Ted has adopted the 700's area of the non-fiction shelves, one of the busiest areas in the library. Ted has lived in the same home in Salem for 40 years. He enjoys singing and is a member of the Just for Fun Singers at Chemeketa Community College. He also enjoys gardening, hiking and woodworking. He and his wife Peggy have been married 49 years. They have traveled extensively and particularly enjoyed hiking and sightseeing in England. Ted’s family also includes three children and three grandchildren. We truly appreciate the time and effort that Ted gives us. The next time you are in the 700 section, thank Ted for keeping it neat and in order." Parents: Dr. Arthur Trew Blachly and Winifred May Hubbard.

Spouse: Peggy . Peggy and Arthur Theodore Blachly were married about 1953. Children were: Elizabeth Blachly, Andrew Theodore Blachly, Rachel Blachly.

Dr. Arthur Trew Blachly was born on 11 November 1878 in Monument, Colorado. He died on 4 April 1952 at the age of 73 in American Lake, Pierce, Washington. He was buried on 9 April 1952 at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland, Oregon. A medical doctor in Portland, Oregon. Parents: Andrew Trew Blachly and Mary Adelle Bradley.

Spouse: Grace Minnie Rand. Grace Minnie Rand and Dr. Arthur Trew Blachly were married on 24 July 1907 in Klamath, Oregon. Children were: Marion Amy Blachly.

Spouse: Mary Elizabeth Cole. Mary Elizabeth Cole and Dr. Arthur Trew Blachly were married on 29 May 1920. Children were: Alice Elizabeth Blachly.

Spouse: Winifred May Hubbard. Winifred May Hubbard and Dr. Arthur Trew Blachly were married on 20 April 1923 in Fort Dodge, Iowa. Marriage record, Fort Dodge, Iowa Children were: Arthur Theodore Blachly, Dr. Paul Hubbard Blachly.

Barbara Blachly was born on 24 March 1929 in Montclair, New Jersey. She died on 16 November 2019 at the age of 90 in Colchester, Vermont. Barbara grew up in Montclair, New Jersey and New York City, spending some summers at Phipsburg, Maine, where one of her uncles had a summer home. She attended Oberlin College and traveled in Europe and the United States before settling down permanently in Vermont after 1952. She bought her farmhouse in 1947 for one hundred dollars, and began to make improvements on it over a number of years, with the help of Ed Duke of Marshfield and others. She began visiting the neighboring Carpenter farm, where she worked first for Flora, and later for Charles. She and Charles began to build up a farm immediately after thier marriage in 1958. While their children were growing up, Barbara was an active participant in the farm work, and also became involved in the community through the 4-H, the PTA, and later the Cabot Historical Society. She tape recorded interviews with many elderly residents of Cabot, which served as a basis for the publication of a history of the town. For a few years she made and sold brown ash baskets, and became known as something of an expert at the craft. For many years she served as Cabot's zoning administrator, and was instrumental in the renovation of the Cabot Town Hall in 1994. She continued to farm after the death of her husband, being the last dairy farmer in the state of Vermont to daily transport her milk to the creamery in ten gallon milk cans (1995). She had a reputation for breeding superior Jersey cattle and producing high quality milk. She was also involved in the operation of Hillcrest Nursery which she purchased from Lewis and Nancy Hill of Greensboro in 1981. Barbara enjoyed local history, traveling around Vermont, drawing, gardening, and spending time with her daughters and granddaughters. She was afflicted with a curvature of the spine which made work very difficult for her in her later years, but she continued to milk cows and do other farmwork into her 86th year. Parents: Louis Bradley Blachly and Natalie Norton.

Spouse: Charles Howard Carpenter. Barbara Blachly and Charles Howard Carpenter were married on 6 August 1958 in Barre, Vermont. Children were: Mary Adele Carpenter, Susan Carpenter.

Bell Blachly was born on 23 February 1815 in Wethersfield, Ohio. He died on 26 February 1901 at the age of 86 in Cameron, Missouri. Lived in Cameron Missouri. Parents: Miller Blachly M.D. and Phoebe Bell.

Spouse: Elizabeth "Libbie" Bell(?). Elizabeth "Libbie" Bell(?) and Bell Blachly were married. Children were: Bell Miller Blachly, Howard Blachly, Lillie Blachly, Birdie Saphrona Blachly, John Freemont(?) Blachly, Burke Blachly, Mary Adele Blachly, Harle Blachly.

Bell Miller Blachly was born (date unknown). Was living in Oregon in 1870. Parents: Bell Blachly and Elizabeth "Libbie" Bell(?).

Spouse: Lucy . Lucy and Bell Miller Blachly were married. Children were: George Alger Blachly.

Ben Howard Blachly was born on 21 May 1983. Parents: Dan Bradley Blachly and Andree C. Howard.

Spouse: Aimee Elizabeth . Aimee Elizabeth and Ben Howard Blachly were married in Massachussetts. Children were: Connor Bradley Blachly.

Benjamin Blachly was born on 6 August 1718. Parents: Ebenezer Blachly M.D. and Jane Ingersoll?.

Benjie Allen Blachly was born (date unknown). Parents: Paul Arthur Blachly.

Children were: Blade Cassedy Blachly.

Birdie Saphrona Blachly was born (date unknown). In 1870 was living with the family of her brother Miller in Oregon. She returned to Dane County the following year. Parents: Bell Blachly and Elizabeth "Libbie" Bell(?).

Blade Cassedy Blachly was born about 2002. Parents: Benjie Allen Blachly.

Boyd Blachly was born (date unknown). Parents: Miller Blachly M.D. and Mary .

Spouse: Josie . Josie and Boyd Blachly were married.

Burke Blachly was born (date unknown). Parents: Bell Blachly and Elizabeth "Libbie" Bell(?).

Catherine Blachly was born (date unknown). Parents: Frank Blachly and Linda .