Family of Richard BLACKLER and Elizabeth PARKER

Husband:	Richard BLACKLER (c. 1795-1876)
Wife:	Elizabeth PARKER (1795-1851)
Children:	Ellen BLACKLER (1819-1914)
	Helen BLACKLER (1820-1820)
	John BLACKLER (1822-1853)
	Amelia BLACKLER (1823-1844)
	William BLACKLER (1827-1896)
	Richard BLACKLER (1829-1899)
Marriage	1819	Kingston, Devon, England

Husband: Richard BLACKLER

Name:	Richard BLACKLER1
Sex:	Male
Father:	John BLACKLER (c. 1755-1834)
Mother:	Mary BOWER (c. 1763-1855)
Birth	c. 1795	Cornwood, Devon, England
Emigration	1839 (age 43-44)	from Plympton St Mary, Devon, England to Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
	Cornwood Sailed on the Caroline
Occupation		Farmer, Hotel Keeper
Death	1876 (age 80-81)	Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Wife: Elizabeth PARKER

Name:	Elizabeth PARKER1
Sex:	Female
Father:	-
Mother:	-
Birth	1795
Death	1851 (age 55-56)

Child 1: Ellen BLACKLER

Name:	Ellen BLACKLER1
Sex:	Female
Birth	1819	Newton Downs, Devon, England
Death	1914 (age 94-95)	Semaphore, South Australia, Australia

Child 2: Helen BLACKLER

Name:	Helen BLACKLER1
Sex:	Female
Birth	1820	Scobiscombe - Kingston, Devon, England
Death	1820 (age 0)	Scobiscombe - Kingston, Devon, England

Child 3: John BLACKLER

Name:	John BLACKLER1
Sex:	Male
Birth	1822	Newton St Cyres, Devon, England
Death	1853 (age 30-31)	Bendigo, Victoria, Australia

Child 4: Amelia BLACKLER

Name:	Amelia BLACKLER1
Sex:	Female
Birth	1823	Newton St Cyres, Devon, England
Occupation		Dairymaid
Death	1844 (age 20-21)	Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Child 5: William BLACKLER

Name:	William BLACKLER1
Sex:	Male
Birth	1827	Newton Ferrers, Devon, England
Occupation		Hotel Owner
Death	1896 (age 68-69)	Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Child 6: Richard BLACKLER

Name:	Richard BLACKLER1
Sex:	Male
Birth	1829	Newton Ferrers, Devon, England
Death	1899 (age 69-70)	Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Sources

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