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Jesse P. Bland

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Jesse P. Bland Veteran

Birth
Richland Township, Greene County, Indiana, USA
Death
21 Oct 1912 (aged 70)
Tulip, Greene County, Indiana, USA
Burial
Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana, USA Add to Map
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3-30-22 Suggested edit: On the 1850 census Jesse's age is 8 and in 1860 his age is 18 which points to birth year 1842 instead of 1832. Further, if he was born in 1832 his mother Cynthia, age 25 on the census, would have been only 7 years old opposed to 17.
--by Mike (46552901)

Indeed it appears the obit below may be correctly stated as it matches the death certificate, but wrong. Census ages are:
1850 - 8
1860 - 18
1870 - 28
1880 - 38
1900 - 69 born Jan 1831
1910 - 78
Oddly, it appears he gained exactly 10 years between 1880 and 1900.
Changed birth from 1832 to 1842, ks.
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Jesse BLAND, son of Warren and Cynthia BLAND, was born in Richland Township, Greene County, Indiana, January 2, 1832, and died at his home at Tulip, Greene County, October 21, 1912, aged 80 years, 9 months and 19 days. He had four brothers, but only one survives him, Warren BLAND, of Richland Township. Before the Civil War he was married to Jane SLEECE, and to them were born three children, who survive him. They are Mrs. Cynthia SERBER, Poplar Bluff, Missouri, Mrs. Eliza SHIELDS, Clay City, and Henry Allen, of Tulip. His second marriage was to Sarah BAYS, June 1865. They were the parents of seven children. A married daughter preceded him to the grave. The living children are Robert, Allen, George, of Tulip, Mrs. Lucinda SPARKS, Tulip, Mrs. Minnie MOORELAND, Shelburn, Indiana, and Mrs. Sitha MCCREERY, Barton, Illinois.His wife and twelve grandchildren also survive him.He was a solder in the Civil War, being a member of COMPANY I, 146TH REGIMENT, and was faithful in fighting for the flag of his country. He was in service three years. He belongs to the G. A. R. He joined the Methodist church thirty-five years ago, and was faithful till his death. He was only sick five days, and in nearing the end of his earthly life he expressed to his loved ones the utmost confidence as to the hope of eternal life. The funeral was preached by Elder J. A. SPENCER, minister of the Bloomfield Christian Church, Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the late residence and his remains were buried in the Tulip Cemetery.
3-30-22 Suggested edit: On the 1850 census Jesse's age is 8 and in 1860 his age is 18 which points to birth year 1842 instead of 1832. Further, if he was born in 1832 his mother Cynthia, age 25 on the census, would have been only 7 years old opposed to 17.
--by Mike (46552901)

Indeed it appears the obit below may be correctly stated as it matches the death certificate, but wrong. Census ages are:
1850 - 8
1860 - 18
1870 - 28
1880 - 38
1900 - 69 born Jan 1831
1910 - 78
Oddly, it appears he gained exactly 10 years between 1880 and 1900.
Changed birth from 1832 to 1842, ks.
~~~~~~~~~~
Jesse BLAND, son of Warren and Cynthia BLAND, was born in Richland Township, Greene County, Indiana, January 2, 1832, and died at his home at Tulip, Greene County, October 21, 1912, aged 80 years, 9 months and 19 days. He had four brothers, but only one survives him, Warren BLAND, of Richland Township. Before the Civil War he was married to Jane SLEECE, and to them were born three children, who survive him. They are Mrs. Cynthia SERBER, Poplar Bluff, Missouri, Mrs. Eliza SHIELDS, Clay City, and Henry Allen, of Tulip. His second marriage was to Sarah BAYS, June 1865. They were the parents of seven children. A married daughter preceded him to the grave. The living children are Robert, Allen, George, of Tulip, Mrs. Lucinda SPARKS, Tulip, Mrs. Minnie MOORELAND, Shelburn, Indiana, and Mrs. Sitha MCCREERY, Barton, Illinois.His wife and twelve grandchildren also survive him.He was a solder in the Civil War, being a member of COMPANY I, 146TH REGIMENT, and was faithful in fighting for the flag of his country. He was in service three years. He belongs to the G. A. R. He joined the Methodist church thirty-five years ago, and was faithful till his death. He was only sick five days, and in nearing the end of his earthly life he expressed to his loved ones the utmost confidence as to the hope of eternal life. The funeral was preached by Elder J. A. SPENCER, minister of the Bloomfield Christian Church, Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the late residence and his remains were buried in the Tulip Cemetery.


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