Son of William Sumner Blackinton, Sr. & Rebekah Cushman (Allen) Blackinton. Late Residence: Cleveland, Ohio. Wm. Sumner Blackinton, Jr. m. (1) 1868, in Providence, RI, divorced 1885, Nellie Almira Thurber, b. 1849 in Attleboro, Bristol, MA, (dau. of Nathaniel Ide Thurber & Rhoda Mason Peck) d. 1928, North Attleboro, Bristol, MA, buried: Woodlawn Cemetery, Attleboro, MA. (2) Harriet T. Unknown, b. abt. 1850, prob. New York City, d. 15 Feb 1895 @ Hahnemann Hospital, NYC m. (3) Married in 1899 & divorced 1900 to Maude "Melvina" Joslyn, b. 1864, VT, d. 9 Dec 1901. Last Residence: 237 W. 52nd. St., New York City, New York, NY.
1870 was living in Attleboro, MA where he was a Jewelry Salesman. Partner in W & S Blackman with his father [joined his father in 1873].
1887 was living between Mill & Capron in the Bates Building in Attleboro, MA and the New York office of W & S Blackinton @ 11 Maiden Lane, NY. In 1897 was living @ 8 Union Street in Attleboro, MA. Moved to Providence, RI in 1898 following a disastrous fire in Attleboro, MA.
1900 was living with his wife, on West 52nd. Street in New York City, NY.
W & S Blackinton was purchased by Ellmore Silver Co. around 1940, they started manufacturing a line of silver-plated hollow ware [serving pieces and table accessories that are relatively hollow or concave, esp. of silver].
Attleboro, Massachusettes Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on the 15th July 1864 at the age of 18. Enlisted in Co. G, 60th Infantry Regt. Massachusettes on the 19th Jul 1864. Mustered out on 30th November 1864, Indianpolis, IN. One child known by his 1st. wife, Nellie Almira Thurber: Effie Maude Blackinton, b. May 1875.
Note: Copy of Woodlawn Cemetery Record on Webster Ave. & East 233rd St. Bronx, New York on William S. Blackinton sent by Thomas Wright.
1870 was living in Attleboro, MA where he was a Jewelry Salesman. Partner in W & S Blackman with his father [joined his father in 1873].
1887 was living between Mill & Capron in the Bates Building in Attleboro, MA and the New York office of W & S Blackinton @ 11 Maiden Lane, NY. In 1897 was living @ 8 Union Street in Attleboro, MA. Moved to Providence, RI in 1898 following a disastrous fire in Attleboro, MA.
1900 was living with his wife, on West 52nd. Street in New York City, NY.
W & S Blackinton was purchased by Ellmore Silver Co. around 1940, they started manufacturing a line of silver-plated hollow ware [serving pieces and table accessories that are relatively hollow or concave, esp. of silver].
Attleboro, Massachusettes Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on the 15th July 1864 at the age of 18. Enlisted in Co. G, 60th Infantry Regt. Massachusettes on the 19th Jul 1864. Mustered out on 30th November 1864, Indianpolis, IN. One child known by his 1st. wife, Nellie Almira Thurber: Effie Maude Blackinton, b. May 1875.
Note: Copy of Woodlawn Cemetery Record on Webster Ave. & East 233rd St. Bronx, New York on William S. Blackinton sent by Thomas Wright.
Son of William Sumner Blackinton, Sr. & Rebekah Cushman (Allen) Blackinton. Late Residence: Cleveland, Ohio. Wm. Sumner Blackinton, Jr. m. (1) 1868, in Providence, RI, divorced 1885, Nellie Almira Thurber, b. 1849 in Attleboro, Bristol, MA, (dau. of Nathaniel Ide Thurber & Rhoda Mason Peck) d. 1928, North Attleboro, Bristol, MA, buried: Woodlawn Cemetery, Attleboro, MA. (2) Harriet T. Unknown, b. abt. 1850, prob. New York City, d. 15 Feb 1895 @ Hahnemann Hospital, NYC m. (3) Married in 1899 & divorced 1900 to Maude "Melvina" Joslyn, b. 1864, VT, d. 9 Dec 1901. Last Residence: 237 W. 52nd. St., New York City, New York, NY.
1870 was living in Attleboro, MA where he was a Jewelry Salesman. Partner in W & S Blackman with his father [joined his father in 1873].
1887 was living between Mill & Capron in the Bates Building in Attleboro, MA and the New York office of W & S Blackinton @ 11 Maiden Lane, NY. In 1897 was living @ 8 Union Street in Attleboro, MA. Moved to Providence, RI in 1898 following a disastrous fire in Attleboro, MA.
1900 was living with his wife, on West 52nd. Street in New York City, NY.
W & S Blackinton was purchased by Ellmore Silver Co. around 1940, they started manufacturing a line of silver-plated hollow ware [serving pieces and table accessories that are relatively hollow or concave, esp. of silver].
Attleboro, Massachusettes Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on the 15th July 1864 at the age of 18. Enlisted in Co. G, 60th Infantry Regt. Massachusettes on the 19th Jul 1864. Mustered out on 30th November 1864, Indianpolis, IN. One child known by his 1st. wife, Nellie Almira Thurber: Effie Maude Blackinton, b. May 1875.
Note: Copy of Woodlawn Cemetery Record on Webster Ave. & East 233rd St. Bronx, New York on William S. Blackinton sent by Thomas Wright.
1870 was living in Attleboro, MA where he was a Jewelry Salesman. Partner in W & S Blackman with his father [joined his father in 1873].
1887 was living between Mill & Capron in the Bates Building in Attleboro, MA and the New York office of W & S Blackinton @ 11 Maiden Lane, NY. In 1897 was living @ 8 Union Street in Attleboro, MA. Moved to Providence, RI in 1898 following a disastrous fire in Attleboro, MA.
1900 was living with his wife, on West 52nd. Street in New York City, NY.
W & S Blackinton was purchased by Ellmore Silver Co. around 1940, they started manufacturing a line of silver-plated hollow ware [serving pieces and table accessories that are relatively hollow or concave, esp. of silver].
Attleboro, Massachusettes Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on the 15th July 1864 at the age of 18. Enlisted in Co. G, 60th Infantry Regt. Massachusettes on the 19th Jul 1864. Mustered out on 30th November 1864, Indianpolis, IN. One child known by his 1st. wife, Nellie Almira Thurber: Effie Maude Blackinton, b. May 1875.
Note: Copy of Woodlawn Cemetery Record on Webster Ave. & East 233rd St. Bronx, New York on William S. Blackinton sent by Thomas Wright.
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