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Jane Blackburn Allin

Birth	:	24 Sep 1832 Durham Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada
Death	:	30 Apr 1911 Newcastle, Durham Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada
Burial	:	Bowmanville Cemetery, Bowmanville, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate	:	43.9099998, -78.6650009
Plot	:	Section D - Stone 175
Description	:	From The Canadian Statesman Newspaper, dated: Thurs. 18 May 1911,pg. 7 ,c. 5-6. OBITUARY. Late Mrs. W.B. Allin,Newcastle Mrs. William B. Allin,whose maiden name was Jane Blackburn,was the eldest member in Mr. and Mrs. William Blackburn’s family of five daughters and two sons,and was born on the 24th of Sept.,1832,while her parents were living on Lot 29,Con. 3,Clarke,the farm now owned by James Dickson,and with her passing there remained of the family to which she belonged both her brothers,Caster Blackburn of South Darlington,and Thos. Blackburn of Windsor,and two sisters,Mrs. Isaac Knight of Balsam,and Mrs. Thos. Hardy of Whitby,the latter of whom was taken... Read More	From The Canadian Statesman Newspaper, dated: Thurs. 18 May 1911,pg. 7 ,c. 5-6. OBITUARY. Late Mrs. W.B. Allin,Newcastle Mrs. William B. Allin,whose maiden name was Jane Blackburn,was the eldest member in Mr. and Mrs. William Blackburn’s family of five daughters and two sons,and was born on the 24th of Sept.,1832,while her parents were living on Lot 29,Con. 3,Clarke,the farm now owned by James Dickson,and with her passing there remained of the family to which she belonged both her brothers,Caster Blackburn of South Darlington,and Thos. Blackburn of Windsor,and two sisters,Mrs. Isaac Knight of Balsam,and Mrs. Thos. Hardy of Whitby,the latter of whom was taken suddenly ill about the same time that her sister died,and passed away a week later,on last Saturday morning at the home of her daughter,Mrs. Joseph Knight, at Taunton. Some years subsequent to the birth of their daughter,Jane,William Blackburn and family moved out to the town line between Clarke and Darlington,settling on the eastern side thereof,and here an acquaintanceship sprang up between Jane and William Allin,a son of their neighbor’s just across the road,which ripened into wedlock on June 1st,1852. After spending the first season at home,the young couple moved up to the Annis farm west of Oshawa,which they held for five years,then coming down to the Walls farm on the west side of Newcastle,now owned by John Rickard. Here they abode for another five years,subse- quently moving to the north of the township, near Kirby,where they purchased a farm and continued to reside until they sold out to the late John Clemence and purchased the present homestead in the eastern part of the village of Newcastle,about 1873 from the Clergy Reserve belonging to this parish,the late Rev. Canon Brent representing the church in the deal with Mr. Allin. Here Mr. Allin fell asleep on July 10th,1889,and here of their large family of nine sons and three daughters were born the two youngest members,Mark and Miss Lizzie,who with John and Miss Ada still live at home,the others be- ing Richard,Harry,Thomas,Frank and Norman, all well known and prosperous farmers in Clarke township,William Charles,teacher at Glencoe; Ernest,dentist in Los Angeles,Cal., and Mrs. Walker at Zion in Hope; and of this large family all except Ernest were privileged to join with this community in paying their last respects to their faith,ful,loving and God-serv- ing mother,six of the sons: Richard,John,Harry ,Thomas,Frank and Norman acting as bearers. Mrs. Allin,although affected by diabetes,had always enjoyed very good health until last autumn when she was suddenly seized with something of the character of paralysis while visiting her son,Harry,in the township. She gradually rallied from this and seemed to be slowly regaining strength and became able to move about,but was again taken down early in February,since which she had been confined to her bed and under the attention of a pro- fessional nurse. But she continued bright and cheerful and able to converse with her family and others to the pleasure of all,until last Sunday evening while sitting up for a moment and being helped by her daughter,Ada,to a little nourishment,she suddenly passed to be forever with the Lord. The funeral took place on Wednesday,May 3rd,to Bowmanville Cemetery,where interment was made in the family plot,deceased’s pastor ,Rev. J.A. Irwin,B.A.,B.D.,Newcastle,assisted by Rev. Charles Adams,Clarke,conducting the services in the presence of a large assemblage of friends and acquaintenances,among the relatives noticed from a distance being John Earle and wife of Ida; Joseph Allin and sister, Miss May,of Sunderland; Charley Knight,Wick; John Allin and wife,sr.,John Allin and wife,jr., Thomas Allin and sister,Thomas Hardy and Mrs. Down,all from the Whitby section; Joseph Bri- dges and R.W. Allin,M.A.,Toronto; Mrs. Walkey, Lindsay,Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hardy,Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Allin and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Foster, Bowmanville,and many others.

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Jane Blackburn Allin's memorial is located at: Bowmanville Cemetery, Bowmanville, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada.
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Jane Blackburn Allin death on 30 Apr 1911 in Newcastle, Durham Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada
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Latitude: 43.9099998
Longitude: -78.6650009

Family Members:

Parent

William Blackburn

(1803 - 1852)

Elizabeth Carter (Blackburn) Elford

(1806 - 1875)

Spouse

William B. Allin

(1827 - 1889)

Siblings

Mary Blackburn Hardy

(1834 - 1911)

Eleanor Blackburn Allin

(1835 - 1894)

William Carter Blackburn

(1842 - 1934)

Children

Richard Blackburn Allin

(1853 - 1934)

William Charles Allin

(1855 - 1945)

(1857 - 1935)

(1858 - 1936)

(1862 - 1920)

(1863 - 1949)

(1865 - 1939)

(1867 - 1938)

(1869 - 1940)

(1874 - 1955)

(1878 - 1937)

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Nearby Cemetories:

1. Bowmanville Cemetery
Bowmanville, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.9099998, -78.6650009

2. Saint George's Anglican Church Cemetery
Newcastle, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.9136110, -78.6219440

3. Lovekin Pioneer Cemetery
Lovekin, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.9024500, -78.6065900

4. Bethel Methodist Cemetery
Clarke, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.9353950, -78.5978240

5. Bond Head Cemetery
Newcastle, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.9021840, -78.5746440

6. Ebenezer Cemetery
Courtice, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.8966100, -78.7708800

7. Orono Cemetery
Orono, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.9868200, -78.6174700

8. Bethesda Cemetery
Tyrone, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.9942860, -78.6954348

9. Trull Cemetery
Courtice, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.8773600, -78.7839500

10. Lawrence Back Church Cemetery
Clarke, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 44.0017800, -78.6591900

11. Lawrence Cemetery
Orono, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.9793555, -78.5795895

12. St. Woloymyr and St. Olha Cemetery
Courtice, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.8778104, -78.7917245

13. St Mary's Ukrainian Orthodox Cemetery
Oshawa, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.8900704, -78.8116567

14. Zion United Church Cemetery
Hampton, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.9532450, -78.8064600

15. Eldad United Church Cemetery
Solina, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.9715300, -78.7936400

16. Tyrone Pioneer Cemetery
Tyrone, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 44.0155400, -78.7164700

17. Mount Vernon Episcopal
Solina, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.9695600, -78.8028500

18. Farewell Memorial Cemetery
Oshawa, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.9035700, -78.8332200

19. Lakeview Cemetery
Newtonville, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.9373400, -78.4983700

20. Enniskillen Presbyterian Cemetery
Enniskillen, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 44.0126330, -78.7686500

21. Trinity Anglican Cemetery
Enniskillen, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 44.0173200, -78.7630360

22. Port Oshawa Pioneer Cemetery
Oshawa, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.8591900, -78.8323500

23. Pioneer Memorial Gardens Cemetery
Oshawa, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.8967000, -78.8712700

24. Saint Gregory's Catholic Cemetery
Oshawa, Durham Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate: 43.9277420, -78.8762350