Hugh Black Family Cemetery
(aka Carr)
Located in Lynn Township
Turner Road (Old Hwy. 69)
(Free access is assumed.) (Photographed 3 Dec 2012)

Surname	Given Name	Birth Date	Death Date	Notes and Inscriptions	Military Service	Photos
Black	Elizabeth	5 Oct 1859	15 Feb 1892	Daughter of Hugh Black & Elizabeth (Broadhead) Black Carr.		2224  2222
Black	Hugh	15 Feb 1857	2 Mar 1898	Son of Hugh Black & Elizabeth (Broadhead) Black Carr.		2223 2222
Black	Hugh	14 Sep 1818	27 Nov 1863	First husband of Elizabeth (Broadhead) Black Carr.  Married 26 Feb 1845.  Aged:  45 y's. 2 m's. 13 d's.		2233  2230
Black	Lucy	--	29 Feb 1872	Daughter of George H & Anna E (Mattingly) Black.  (Note:  George H Black is the son of Hugh Black & Elizabeth (Broadhead) Black Carr.)		2232
Black	Margaret	28 Jan 1854	17 Jul 1854	Daughter of Hugh Black & Elizabeth (Broadhead) Black Carr.		2227  2225
Black	Martha L	16 Sep 1851	22 Oct 1852	Daughter of Hugh Black & Elizabeth (Broadhead) Black Carr.		2226  2225
Black	Mary B	26 Jan 1854	8 Mar 1856	Daughter of Hugh Black & Elizabeth (Broadhead) Black Carr.		2228  2225
Carr	Elizabeth Black	25 Mar 1825	9 Aug 1901	nee Broadhead.  Wife of Hugh Black, 1st, married 26 Feb 1845; and Horace D Carr, 2nd, married 30 Jan 1871.		2231
Williams	Sarah Jane "Jennie"	17 Jan 1849	29 Mar 1903	nee Black.  Second wife of Wyatt Williams.  Daughter of Hugh Black & Elizabeth (Broadhead) Black Carr.		2220
Williams	Wyatt H	10 Aug 1890	14 Jan 1908	Son of Wyatt & Sarah Jane "Jennie" (Black) Williams.  "Died on board U.S. Washington at Magoalena (sic) Bay, Old Mexico."  (Note:  Bahía Magdalena (Magdalena Bay) is a 50 km long bay in Comondú Municipality along the western coast of the Mexican state of Baja California Sur.  In 1908, an American fleet of sixteen battleships on a cruise around the world, the Great White Fleet, stopped in the Bay and carried out gunnery practice.  USS Washington was later renamed USS Seattle.)		2220