Died BLOOD - At his home in this city, Feb. 5, 1894 of Bright's disease. Mr. Hulcy H. Blood in the 79th year of his age.
- Mr. Blood was born June 7, 1815 at Goshen, N.H. He was the oldest of twenty-one children - his father having been married three times - nine of whom are still living. In November 1858 he married Miss Betsey M. Proctor and in April 1859 they came to Prescott, Wisconsin, moving in the fall of the same year to this place and purchasing the property upon which they have ever since resided. He was a man of strong characteristics, honest, and industrious. In political faith he was democratic. He belonged to no society. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon. A very appropriate address was made by Allen P. Weld, Esq., and a quartette furnished excellent music. A large number of friends and relatives were present and followed the remains to Greenwood cemetery. He has been an invalid for many months and patiently endured the discipline of pain. His loving wife and faithful daughter attended him till he passed to his infinite rest. River Falls Journal 2-8-1894
Cards of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere gratitude to the numerous friends who have so kindly aided us in many ways during the long illness and recent death of our beloved husband and father.
Betsey M. Blood
De Ette Blood
River Falls Journal 2-8-1894
H. H. Blood is confined to his bed with sickness. 11-2-1893 River Falls Journal
- Mr. Blood was born June 7, 1815 at Goshen, N.H. He was the oldest of twenty-one children - his father having been married three times - nine of whom are still living. In November 1858 he married Miss Betsey M. Proctor and in April 1859 they came to Prescott, Wisconsin, moving in the fall of the same year to this place and purchasing the property upon which they have ever since resided. He was a man of strong characteristics, honest, and industrious. In political faith he was democratic. He belonged to no society. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon. A very appropriate address was made by Allen P. Weld, Esq., and a quartette furnished excellent music. A large number of friends and relatives were present and followed the remains to Greenwood cemetery. He has been an invalid for many months and patiently endured the discipline of pain. His loving wife and faithful daughter attended him till he passed to his infinite rest. River Falls Journal 2-8-1894
Cards of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere gratitude to the numerous friends who have so kindly aided us in many ways during the long illness and recent death of our beloved husband and father.
Betsey M. Blood
De Ette Blood
River Falls Journal 2-8-1894
H. H. Blood is confined to his bed with sickness. 11-2-1893 River Falls Journal
Died BLOOD - At his home in this city, Feb. 5, 1894 of Bright's disease. Mr. Hulcy H. Blood in the 79th year of his age.
- Mr. Blood was born June 7, 1815 at Goshen, N.H. He was the oldest of twenty-one children - his father having been married three times - nine of whom are still living. In November 1858 he married Miss Betsey M. Proctor and in April 1859 they came to Prescott, Wisconsin, moving in the fall of the same year to this place and purchasing the property upon which they have ever since resided. He was a man of strong characteristics, honest, and industrious. In political faith he was democratic. He belonged to no society. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon. A very appropriate address was made by Allen P. Weld, Esq., and a quartette furnished excellent music. A large number of friends and relatives were present and followed the remains to Greenwood cemetery. He has been an invalid for many months and patiently endured the discipline of pain. His loving wife and faithful daughter attended him till he passed to his infinite rest. River Falls Journal 2-8-1894
Cards of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere gratitude to the numerous friends who have so kindly aided us in many ways during the long illness and recent death of our beloved husband and father.
Betsey M. Blood
De Ette Blood
River Falls Journal 2-8-1894
H. H. Blood is confined to his bed with sickness. 11-2-1893 River Falls Journal
- Mr. Blood was born June 7, 1815 at Goshen, N.H. He was the oldest of twenty-one children - his father having been married three times - nine of whom are still living. In November 1858 he married Miss Betsey M. Proctor and in April 1859 they came to Prescott, Wisconsin, moving in the fall of the same year to this place and purchasing the property upon which they have ever since resided. He was a man of strong characteristics, honest, and industrious. In political faith he was democratic. He belonged to no society. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon. A very appropriate address was made by Allen P. Weld, Esq., and a quartette furnished excellent music. A large number of friends and relatives were present and followed the remains to Greenwood cemetery. He has been an invalid for many months and patiently endured the discipline of pain. His loving wife and faithful daughter attended him till he passed to his infinite rest. River Falls Journal 2-8-1894
Cards of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere gratitude to the numerous friends who have so kindly aided us in many ways during the long illness and recent death of our beloved husband and father.
Betsey M. Blood
De Ette Blood
River Falls Journal 2-8-1894
H. H. Blood is confined to his bed with sickness. 11-2-1893 River Falls Journal
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