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Appalachian People, Culture, and History - ROBERT SEPEHR
DIR By: patrick jane
Date: November 5, 2020, 6:55 am
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While the Appalachian Mountains stretch from parts of Canada to
Alabama, the cultural region of Appalachia typically refers only
to the central and southern portions ranging from the Blue Ridge
Mountains of Virginia, south-westerly to the Great Smoky
Mountains, and is called home by approximately 25 million
people.
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Re: Appalachian People, Culture, and History - ROBERT SEPEHR
DIR By: patrick jane
Date: August 6, 2021, 1:49 pm
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Mountain Talk and the ways of the Southern Appalachian people
A look at how the People of Southern Appalachia Talk, Lived and
the sayings they used telling their stories of a time gone by in
these mountains.
17 minutes
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Re: Appalachian People, Culture, and History - ROBERT SEPEHR
DIR By: patrick jane
Date: August 21, 2021, 10:59 am
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A look back at the hard times of the Great depression and the
people of Appalachia. The hardships they endured compared to
everyone else across the nation in the 1930's and how they
survived.
21 minutes
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Re: Appalachian People, Culture, and History - ROBERT SEPEHR
DIR By: guest24
Date: August 21, 2021, 11:30 am
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--- Quote from: patrick jane link ---
>
>
HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdN1-_oW00k
>
> While the Appalachian Mountains stretch from parts of Canada
to Alabama, the cultural region of Appalachia typically refers
only to the central and southern portions ranging from the Blue
Ridge Mountains of Virginia, south-westerly to the Great Smoky
Mountains, and is called home by approximately 25 million
people.
>
>
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Who doesn't love a good jig...I would love to return to my roots
and live in the mountains...have always Loved the mountains and
the mountain people. We went hiking in the mountains one time
and the people with me called me a mountain goat...lol
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Re: Appalachian People, Culture, and History - ROBERT SEPEHR
DIR By: bernardpyron
Date: August 28, 2021, 1:12 pm
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I am descended from grandmother Virginia Blackburn Pyron's
Blackburns, who were known as being Scots-Irish, and
participated in the Scots-Irish migration on the Great Wagon
Road, or Migration Trail, which ended in Texas. For many
Scots-Irish. migrating on to Texas was the final goal of their
Migration Trail. The Great Wagon Road went through the
Shenandoah Valley of Virginia where our ancestor Blackburns
lived at the time of the Revolutionary War.
HTML https://www.genealogy.com/…/Chri…/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0060.html
"Robert Blackburn (b. 1742, d. February 09, 1808)
Robert Blackburn (son of Benjamin Blackburn and Mary)212 was
born 1742 in Rye Cove, Scott Co., VA213, and died February 09,
1808 in Tennessee213.He married Margarete Ritchie on Abt. 1766
in Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church, Augusta County,
Virginia213."
Augusta county. Virginia is in the Shenandoah Valley of
Virginia.
"Captain in the military in Augusta County, VA
In July 6, 1782, he fought the Shawnee attack with two scouts
and 20 men at Fort on Rye Cove of Clinch river, Virginia.
Born in Rye Cove on the Clinch River, Scott County, Tennessee
Robert Blackburn and Margaret Ritchie were the parents of 13
children. Robert was a real frontiersman as were the rest of the
family.He
moved to the edge of the settlements in TN and was at one time
forced to flee
to the fort Campbell's Station,when Indians burned his cabin.
Campbell's
Station is located near Maryville and Knoxville, TN. (this is
info. I (Miriam Blackburn) found
in a book about TN). Robert moved to Davidson Co. TN and
probably died there.
Mr. Challacomb did not have conclusive info on the date of his
death.One informant
said he died Feb. 9, 1809 "
Robert Blackburn, 1742-1809 has a DAR Ancestor Number, which is
A010690, and indicates he is a Veteran of the Revolutionary war.
He also fought Indians
Robert Blackburn, 1742-1809, was the great grandfather of my
Pyron grandmother Virginia Blackburn Pyron, 1857-1943.
The father of my Pyron grandmother was Gideon Blake Blackburn,
who, with his brothers, migrated on to the Republic of Texas
from Tennessee. Great grandfather's voting record while living
in the Republic of Texas is online, as proof he had been a
citizen of the Republic. His brother, John L.D. Blackburn, was
in the Texas Army and in the Mier Expedition
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Re: Appalachian People, Culture, and History - ROBERT SEPEHR
DIR By: patrick jane
Date: August 30, 2021, 7:50 pm
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--- Quote from: bernardpyron link ---
>
> I am descended from grandmother Virginia Blackburn Pyron's
Blackburns, who were known as being Scots-Irish, and
participated in the Scots-Irish migration on the Great Wagon
Road, or Migration Trail, which ended in Texas. For many
Scots-Irish. migrating on to Texas was the final goal of their
Migration Trail. The Great Wagon Road went through the
Shenandoah Valley of Virginia where our ancestor Blackburns
lived at the time of the Revolutionary War.
>
>
HTML https://www.genealogy.com/…/Chri…/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0060.html
>
> "Robert Blackburn (b. 1742, d. February 09, 1808)
> Robert Blackburn (son of Benjamin Blackburn and Mary)212 was
born 1742 in Rye Cove, Scott Co., VA213, and died February 09,
1808 in Tennessee213.He married Margarete Ritchie on Abt. 1766
in Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church, Augusta County,
Virginia213."
>
> Augusta county. Virginia is in the Shenandoah Valley of
Virginia.
>
> "Captain in the military in Augusta County, VA
>
> In July 6, 1782, he fought the Shawnee attack with two scouts
and 20 men at Fort on Rye Cove of Clinch river, Virginia.
> Born in Rye Cove on the Clinch River, Scott County, Tennessee
> Robert Blackburn and Margaret Ritchie were the parents of 13
> children. Robert was a real frontiersman as were the rest of
the family.He
> moved to the edge of the settlements in TN and was at one time
forced to flee
> to the fort Campbell's Station,when Indians burned his cabin.
Campbell's
> Station is located near Maryville and Knoxville, TN. (this is
info. I (Miriam Blackburn) found
> in a book about TN). Robert moved to Davidson Co. TN and
probably died there.
> Mr. Challacomb did not have conclusive info on the date of his
death.One informant
> said he died Feb. 9, 1809 "
>
> Robert Blackburn, 1742-1809 has a DAR Ancestor Number, which
is A010690, and indicates he is a Veteran of the Revolutionary
war. He also fought Indians
>
> Robert Blackburn, 1742-1809, was the great grandfather of my
Pyron grandmother Virginia Blackburn Pyron, 1857-1943.
>
> The father of my Pyron grandmother was Gideon Blake Blackburn,
who, with his brothers, migrated on to the Republic of Texas
from Tennessee. Great grandfather's voting record while living
in the Republic of Texas is online, as proof he had been a
citizen of the Republic. His brother, John L.D. Blackburn, was
in the Texas Army and in the Mier Expedition
>
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Thank you for this it's very interesting and I love history like
this. I might post a thread on White Horse Theology and you
could post this there as well. I was just in Texas for 7 days to
see my lady. I was in Mineola, Longview, then Dallas and back
home.
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Re: Appalachian People, Culture, and History - ROBERT SEPEHR
DIR By: patrick jane
Date: September 4, 2021, 9:55 pm
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