1850 Census, Tuscarawas, Stark, Ohio, USA

Thomas 1810 Pa
Mary 1815 Va
Cath 1833 Pa
William 1835 Pa
Norval 1837 Ohio
Robert 1841 Ohio
Mary 1844 Ohio
Esther 1849 Ohio

1860 Census, Monmouth Adams County Indiana

T.K. Blackburn 1812 Pa
Ann 1815 Va
William 1838 Ohio
Norville 1842 Ohio
Robert 1844 Ohio
Emily 1846 Ohio
Anna 1847 Ohio
Frances 1850 Ohio
Jane 1851 Indiana
James 1853 Indiana
Ada 1857 Indiana
Page 1858 Indiana


Goodland Cemetery Records:
DOD: June 8, 1899
Name: Mrs. Blackburn
Interred next to Thomas Blackburn

PUBLISHED: THE FORT WAYNE EVENING SENTINEL, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1899
Mrs. Thomas K. Blackburn died yesterday afternoon at the home of her son James Blackburn, at 51 East DeWald Street. Mrs. Blackburn was eighty-four years of age and death resulted from the effects of a stroke paralysis which she sustained about one year ago. Mrs. Blackburn came to Fort Wayne to reside about five years ago and has been making her home with her son. The surviving children are Mrs. Ada Abbott, of Cherryvale, Kas.; Mrs. William Wandle, of Ligonier; Norval, William and Robert Blackburn, of Decatur; James Blackburn, Mrs. J.P. Gray and Mrs. William Glenn, of this city, and Mrs. Peter Crane, of Earl Park. The remains will be shipped to Goodland, Ind., for burial.

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Resource: Federal Census and Newton County, Indiana Marriage Records
Mrs. J.P. Gray is her daughter Jane
Mrs. William Glenn is her daughter Francis who was first married to the name, Wright.
Mrs. Peter Crane is her daughter, Emily.

Note: June 12, 2015 - death certificates researched for Ann and 3 of her children. I'm trying to find out a true 1st name and maiden name. I've found that no maiden name was given for Anne, neither is her name listed for the 3 children's death records that I chose (James, Ada, Emily).
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Gravesite photo information:

Reported by:
Steven Baker on Nov 24, 2017
Details:
Ann Blackburn may have shared a stone with husband Thomas K Blackburn. This obelisk has fallen onto the ground and details for Ann are not visible.