Name: Blaney Palmer, Sr.
Parents: David Palmer and Mary Campbell Notation 1, 2 & 3
Birth: 15 September 1820
Birth Location: County Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Death: 1 October 1899 Source 6, 7 & 8
Death Location: Center Township, Ripley County, Indiana, United States
Occupation: Farmer in Osgood, Center Township, Ripley County, Indiana, United States Source 3, 4, 6 & 8
Spouses: Eliza Ann Reed Source 2
Marriage Date: 18 November 1847 Source 2
Marriage Location: Fairfield Township, Butler County, Ohio, United States Source 2
Children: Mary Elizabeth Palmer (Brown) Notation 4, Jane Palmer (Welsh), Mariah Palmer, John Palmer Notation 4, Isabell Palmer (Tyler/Connerley), Blaney Palmer, Jr. Notation 4 & 5, Anna Eliza Palmer (Wagner) Notation 4
Blaney Palmer, Sr.'s Relationship to Carol in the family tree: Maternal side 2x Great-Grandfather
Sources:
Source 1. New York, Passenger and Immigration Lists, 1820-1850, "Blaney Palmer", 31 May 1842, Ship "Rob Roy".
Source 2. Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-2016, "Plenny Parmer and Eliza Ann Reed" 18 October 1847, Fairfield Township, Butler County, Ohio, United States.
Source 3. 1850 United States Federal Census, "Blaney Palmer" 9 October 1850, Otter Creek Township, Ripley County, Indiana, United States.
Source 4. 1860 United States Federal Census, "Bleny Palmer" 19 June 1850, Post Office: Osgood, Center Township, Ripley County, Indiana, United States.
Source 5. U.S., Civil War Draft Registrations Records, 1863-1865, "Blary Parmer", June 1863, Ripley County, Indiana, United States.
Source 6. 1870 United States Federal Census, "Blaney Palmer" 11 July 1870, Post Office: Versailles, Center Township, Ripley County, Indiana, United States.
Source 7. Civil Order Book: Decatur. Court Orders December 1878–September 1879, "Estate of James Cravens v Blaney Palmer", change of venus, 24 February 1879, Decatur County, Indiana, United States.
Source 8. 1880 United States Federal Census, "Blaney Palmer" 3 June 1880, Center Township, Ripley County, Indiana, United States.
Source 9. Batesville Independent Record (Batesville, Indiana), "COURT REPORTS", 18 May 1893, Thursday, Page 6.
Source 10. Batesville Democrat Herald (Batesville, Indiana), "REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS", 4 October 1894, Thursday, Page 1.
Source 11. Batesville Tribune (Batesville, Indiana), "COMMISSIONERS' ALLOWANCE", 24 September 1896, Thursday, Page 8.
Source 12. Indiana, Death Certificates, 1899-2011, "Blaney Palmer", 2 October 1899, Center Township, Ripley County, Indiana, United States.
Source 12. Osgood Journal (Osgood, Indiana), "Gone Home", 12 October 1899, Thursday, Page 5.
Citations:
Carol A. Wells-Perlaky's Notations:
Notation 1: Basing this relationship thought upon DNA matches with a) my own Ancestry DNA test, b) my sister's Ancestry DNA test, c) one of my maternal 1st cousins' Ancestry DNA test and d) one of my children's Ancestry DNA test. If David Palmer is not the father, as I speculate him to possibly being, then he could been a paternal uncle.
Notation 2: Found Mary Campbell's name, as the wife of David Palmer, through Elizabeth Palmer Grames' Indiana death certificate. The above mentioned DNA tests, in Notation 1, have DNA matches with known descendants of Elizabeth Palmer Grames' children.
Notation 3: Some trees share a Sanford Palmer [Sr.] and Mary Ann Davies as the parents of a "William James Palmer" and attach Blaney, Sr. and John Palmer being children of "William James Palmer" of County Cork and-or County Antrim. However there are issues with this (i.e. certain dates conflict/don't match up/are changed around by users or that blank name's line records said to be for "William James Palmer"/to create a set of twins) and that at one time "William James Palmer" was listed as a twin of another child, Sanford Palmer, Jr., to have 1 Christening record cover 2 children ... then it was changed to having "William James" be the couple's oldest child (perhaps as a way to try to "explain" why he, as the oldest, may not have a Christening record/that it was "lost", but all the other known children of the couple do have one. Another recent event, to try to help have "William James Palmer" kind of work for the father thought/to have one of their children born in Country Antrim to use a County Antrim birth record for a child named John Palmer, is to have Blaney Palmer, Sr. become the younger brother despite John Palmer's estimated birth year, in United States records, being consistent and share him being younger than Blaney Palmer, Sr. There is also that there are no DNA matches shared with any descendants of Sandford Palmer, Sr. and Mary Ann Davies's known children [Mary Ann, Hannah, Jonathan Tanner, Simon Davies and Sanford Palmer, Jr.] whereas there are several DNA matches with the descendants Elizabeth Palmer and Margory/Margery Palmer's children [and both women, in at least one record, shared being born in County Tyrone, Ireland to a David Palmer]. On my side, the DNA matching - as well the lack thereof - is hard to ignore.
Notation 4: Share DNA matches with this person's known descendants.
Notation 5: Known ancestor of Carol on paternal side of her family tree.
Original Publish Date: 08 Aug 2025 by Carol A. Wells-Perlaky
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