The Lincoln Register, Jan. 9, 1880
---On the first inst. at his residence, in Lincoln county, Kans., John BLOUNT, aged eighty-two years. He was a native of Pennsylvania, removing thence to Indiana and from there to Lincoln county, Kansas in 1870, being thus one the earliest settlers of the county. His life was one illustrating the principles of Christian character in simple integrity; and the sincere regard for these qualities as seen in him was evinced by the unanimous respect displayed by his acquaintances in the last obsequies.
---On the first inst. at his residence, in Lincoln county, Kans., John BLOUNT, aged eighty-two years. He was a native of Pennsylvania, removing thence to Indiana and from there to Lincoln county, Kansas in 1870, being thus one the earliest settlers of the county. His life was one illustrating the principles of Christian character in simple integrity; and the sincere regard for these qualities as seen in him was evinced by the unanimous respect displayed by his acquaintances in the last obsequies.
The Lincoln Register, Jan. 9, 1880
---On the first inst. at his residence, in Lincoln county, Kans., John BLOUNT, aged eighty-two years. He was a native of Pennsylvania, removing thence to Indiana and from there to Lincoln county, Kansas in 1870, being thus one the earliest settlers of the county. His life was one illustrating the principles of Christian character in simple integrity; and the sincere regard for these qualities as seen in him was evinced by the unanimous respect displayed by his acquaintances in the last obsequies.
---On the first inst. at his residence, in Lincoln county, Kans., John BLOUNT, aged eighty-two years. He was a native of Pennsylvania, removing thence to Indiana and from there to Lincoln county, Kansas in 1870, being thus one the earliest settlers of the county. His life was one illustrating the principles of Christian character in simple integrity; and the sincere regard for these qualities as seen in him was evinced by the unanimous respect displayed by his acquaintances in the last obsequies.
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