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Object ID
2008.056.006
Title
John and Mary Blakclock with other members of the Blacklock family
Date
[189-?].
Description
John and Mary Blacklock with other members of the Blacklock family in England. Back row (l-r): John Blacklock, William Blacklock, and Mr. Yates. Front row (l-r): Mary Blacklock (nee Barnes) and Mary Jane Yates (nee Blacklock).
Photo Inscription/Caption
From donor's album: Back row (left to right) John Blacklock + William Blacklock, Yales (who married Mary Jane (I think)
Front row: Mary (Barnes) Blacklock + Mary Jane Blacklock (who married a Yates.
People/Subject
Blacklock, Dr. John
John Blacklock was born in England on Januay 24, 1851. He married Mary Barnes. John had worked as a medical doctor in England before "retiring" and moving to Canada with his wife and grown children Rachel, Mabel, Colin, Alan, Kenneth, Harold, and Marion in 1910. They first lived Vancouver before settling on 40 acres in Langley Prairie to the west of the Harrisons property, previously owned by the Doyles, in 1913. The Blacklocks ran a dairy farm, but three sons (Colin, Harold, and Kenneth) all left to serve in the First World War, while Alan stayed behind to help run the farm. Luckily, all three returned. John continued farming until he was 89 years old, passing away in New Westminster at the age of 93 on August 4, 1944.
Blacklock, Mary
Mary Barnes was born on April 24, 1855 in England. She married Dr. John Blacklock. The Blacklocks came to Canada with their grown children Rachel, Mabel, Colin, Alan, Kenneth, Harold, and Marion in 1910. They first lived Vancouver before settling on 40 acres in Langley Prairie to the west of the Harrisons property, previously owned by the Doyles, in 1913. The Blacklocks ran a dairy farm, but three sons (Colin, Harold, and Kenneth) all left to serve in the First World War, while Alan stayed behind to help run the farm. Luckily, all three returned. Mary died in Langley on May 8, 1938 at the age of 83.
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