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Will Blackwell (1900-1952) was a timberman contractor in the coal mining industry, as well as an employee of [https://drummondco.com/our-products/abc-coke/ ABC Coke] (currently the largest merchant producer of foundry coke in the U.S.) and his wife Gertrude (1902-1972) worked many years as a seamstress for the [https://www.libertybibs.com/about-liberty.html Liberty Trouser Co.] (now Liberty Bibs). Church-wise, Will & Gertrude were CoC, at least in their latter years.

Milton Raleigh Morse (1892-1979) was a retired machinist for Goodyear Aerospace in Akron, and later a member of Euclid UMC in St. Petersburg, FL. He was a descendant of Samuel Morse (b. 1585 Essex, [[England]] - d. 1654 Medfield, Norfolk, [[Massachusetts|MA]]) who emigrated to the U.S. in 1635.

As per his [https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/the-woodlands-tx/james-blackwell-11558883 obit], Jim served with the Navy during WWII, then graduated with honors from the [https://www.ua.edu/ Univ. of Alabama] with a degree in chemical engineering, then worked for [https://corporate.goodyear.com/us/en.html Goodyear Tire & Rubber] in Akron, [[Ohio]] where he met Jeanne. Jim & Jeanne lived in Ohio, Alabama, [[South Carolina]] and Texas.

* James "Jim" Charles Blackwell '''+2010-2023''' (b. 1924 Holly Grove, Walker, [[Alabama|AL]] - '''d. 11-28-'''2023''' The Woodlands, TX), son of William "Will" Blackwell (b. 1900 Gamble Mines, Walker, AL - d. 1952 Adamsville, Jefferson, AL) & Gertrude Jenkins Blackwell (b. 1902 Dawson, [[New Mexico|NM]] - d. 1972 Birmingham, AL).

* Helena Jeanne Morse Blackwell +2010+ -2014''' (b. 1925 Bartlesville, [[Oklahoma|OK]]; m. 1951 Akron, Summit, [[Ohio|OH]]; d. 2014 TX), daughter of Milton Raleigh Morse (b. 1892 Lyons, Rice, [[Kansas|KS]] - d. 1979 Sebring, OH) & Tina Helena Overmyer Morse (b. 1890 Scott Twp., Sandusky, OH - d. 1979 Alliance, Stark, OH).