John Adam Blake 1865-1936
STACYVILLE FARMER IS DEAD; WIFE AND SEVEN CHILDREN ARE SURVIVORS
Stacyville – John Blake, farmer southeast of here, died early Friday.
Surviving are his wife and seven children. Funeral services will be held Monday at Visitation Church.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Saturday September 26, 1936
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FUNERAL OF JOHN BLAKE IS HELD AT STACYVILLE
Stacyville – Funeral services were held Monday for John Blake, 71, who died after a six month's illness.
Left are his wife and seven children.
Pallbearers were nephews, Corbin, Gilbert, Ernest, Edwin, Willie and Leo Blake.
He retired from farming six years ago and moved to Meyer. He was a member of the Sacred Heart Society.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Thursday October 1, 1936
STACYVILLE FARMER IS DEAD; WIFE AND SEVEN CHILDREN ARE SURVIVORS
Stacyville – John Blake, farmer southeast of here, died early Friday.
Surviving are his wife and seven children. Funeral services will be held Monday at Visitation Church.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Saturday September 26, 1936
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FUNERAL OF JOHN BLAKE IS HELD AT STACYVILLE
Stacyville – Funeral services were held Monday for John Blake, 71, who died after a six month's illness.
Left are his wife and seven children.
Pallbearers were nephews, Corbin, Gilbert, Ernest, Edwin, Willie and Leo Blake.
He retired from farming six years ago and moved to Meyer. He was a member of the Sacred Heart Society.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Thursday October 1, 1936
John Adam Blake 1865-1936
STACYVILLE FARMER IS DEAD; WIFE AND SEVEN CHILDREN ARE SURVIVORS
Stacyville – John Blake, farmer southeast of here, died early Friday.
Surviving are his wife and seven children. Funeral services will be held Monday at Visitation Church.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Saturday September 26, 1936
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FUNERAL OF JOHN BLAKE IS HELD AT STACYVILLE
Stacyville – Funeral services were held Monday for John Blake, 71, who died after a six month's illness.
Left are his wife and seven children.
Pallbearers were nephews, Corbin, Gilbert, Ernest, Edwin, Willie and Leo Blake.
He retired from farming six years ago and moved to Meyer. He was a member of the Sacred Heart Society.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Thursday October 1, 1936
STACYVILLE FARMER IS DEAD; WIFE AND SEVEN CHILDREN ARE SURVIVORS
Stacyville – John Blake, farmer southeast of here, died early Friday.
Surviving are his wife and seven children. Funeral services will be held Monday at Visitation Church.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Saturday September 26, 1936
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FUNERAL OF JOHN BLAKE IS HELD AT STACYVILLE
Stacyville – Funeral services were held Monday for John Blake, 71, who died after a six month's illness.
Left are his wife and seven children.
Pallbearers were nephews, Corbin, Gilbert, Ernest, Edwin, Willie and Leo Blake.
He retired from farming six years ago and moved to Meyer. He was a member of the Sacred Heart Society.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Thursday October 1, 1936
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