He was the son of the late Mr. Moreau Blackwell and Mrs. Frannie Crocker Blackwell.
He was born at the Blackwell homeplace at Beverlyville, Northumberland County.
He was the husband of Miss Lucy Barbar of Sharps.
They had three children, Woodley Crocker Blackwell, Jr. of Warsaw; Miss Lucy Barber Blackwell of Washington, and Moreau Blackwell of the Panama Canal Zone.
He was buried at the Emmanuel Church Cemetery at Emerson.
He was also survived by a sister, Mrs. W. L. Russell of Mila, three brothers, Hie Blackwell of Fredericksburg, Thomas Blackwell of White Post and Archie Blackwell of Beverlyville.
He was born at the Blackwell homeplace at Beverlyville, Northumberland County.
He was the husband of Miss Lucy Barbar of Sharps.
They had three children, Woodley Crocker Blackwell, Jr. of Warsaw; Miss Lucy Barber Blackwell of Washington, and Moreau Blackwell of the Panama Canal Zone.
He was buried at the Emmanuel Church Cemetery at Emerson.
He was also survived by a sister, Mrs. W. L. Russell of Mila, three brothers, Hie Blackwell of Fredericksburg, Thomas Blackwell of White Post and Archie Blackwell of Beverlyville.
He was the son of the late Mr. Moreau Blackwell and Mrs. Frannie Crocker Blackwell.
He was born at the Blackwell homeplace at Beverlyville, Northumberland County.
He was the husband of Miss Lucy Barbar of Sharps.
They had three children, Woodley Crocker Blackwell, Jr. of Warsaw; Miss Lucy Barber Blackwell of Washington, and Moreau Blackwell of the Panama Canal Zone.
He was buried at the Emmanuel Church Cemetery at Emerson.
He was also survived by a sister, Mrs. W. L. Russell of Mila, three brothers, Hie Blackwell of Fredericksburg, Thomas Blackwell of White Post and Archie Blackwell of Beverlyville.
He was born at the Blackwell homeplace at Beverlyville, Northumberland County.
He was the husband of Miss Lucy Barbar of Sharps.
They had three children, Woodley Crocker Blackwell, Jr. of Warsaw; Miss Lucy Barber Blackwell of Washington, and Moreau Blackwell of the Panama Canal Zone.
He was buried at the Emmanuel Church Cemetery at Emerson.
He was also survived by a sister, Mrs. W. L. Russell of Mila, three brothers, Hie Blackwell of Fredericksburg, Thomas Blackwell of White Post and Archie Blackwell of Beverlyville.
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