Ishmael BLACKWELL [13129]

  General Notes:

Ishmael is listed as a publican and an Innkeeper.
Lincolnshire Chronicle, Lincolnd 17 September 1841
On Tuesday last, an inquet was held before John Gates, Gent., coroner, at the house of Yourk Samual Englaish, known by the sign of the Wellington, on the body of William Jarvis who was found dead in bed the same morning. It appeared from depositions of witnesses, that the general character of his complain was a diseased liver' that he frequently calle dat the shop of Mr Sturton, druggist, who supplied him with medicine. He went there the day before his death for a bottle of mixture, which Mr Sturton prepared, a part of whih was found in the house, and produced at an inquest by Mr Ishmael Blackwell, Innkeeper. ..........

Lincolnshire Chronical,Lincoln, 4 Nov 1842
At a petty sessions for the Liberty of Peterborough, held in the Justices' Room, on Saturday last, present T.A. Cook, T. Akinson, and Tycho Wing Esqs, the licence of Mr Ishmael Blackwell, Late of the Rose and Crown Inn, Peterborough, was transferred to his successor, Mr.Robert Lambert and that of Mr George Grooby, late of the Black boy...............................

Ishmael married Mary JARVIS [13130] [MRIN: 4674] on 21 Oct 1827 in Peterborough, Northamptonshire, England.⁹¹⁴⁷ (Mary JARVIS [13130] was born in 1807, christened on 9 Jul 1809 in Peterborough, Northamptonshire, England, died on 25 Aug 1842 in Peterborough, Northamptonshire, England and was buried on 28 Aug 1842 in Peterborough, Northamptonshire, England.)