DANIEL BLOOD.
Amsterdam loses a citizen of character and worth by the death of Daniel Blood.
In his earlier days he was a farmer, but for more than thirty years he had been engaged In broom manufacturing In this city, He succeeded In business by his sound judgment, keen business sense and unfailing Industry, and won the esteem of the community.
Mr. Blood had reached the great age of eighty-seven years, and had long been known as one of the outstanding men of the city and of Montgomery county. His was a quiet life, but he made it count for good In various ways and will not soon be forgotten.
Amsterdam Evening Recorder May 25, 1926
Amsterdam loses a citizen of character and worth by the death of Daniel Blood.
In his earlier days he was a farmer, but for more than thirty years he had been engaged In broom manufacturing In this city, He succeeded In business by his sound judgment, keen business sense and unfailing Industry, and won the esteem of the community.
Mr. Blood had reached the great age of eighty-seven years, and had long been known as one of the outstanding men of the city and of Montgomery county. His was a quiet life, but he made it count for good In various ways and will not soon be forgotten.
Amsterdam Evening Recorder May 25, 1926
DANIEL BLOOD.
Amsterdam loses a citizen of character and worth by the death of Daniel Blood.
In his earlier days he was a farmer, but for more than thirty years he had been engaged In broom manufacturing In this city, He succeeded In business by his sound judgment, keen business sense and unfailing Industry, and won the esteem of the community.
Mr. Blood had reached the great age of eighty-seven years, and had long been known as one of the outstanding men of the city and of Montgomery county. His was a quiet life, but he made it count for good In various ways and will not soon be forgotten.
Amsterdam Evening Recorder May 25, 1926
Amsterdam loses a citizen of character and worth by the death of Daniel Blood.
In his earlier days he was a farmer, but for more than thirty years he had been engaged In broom manufacturing In this city, He succeeded In business by his sound judgment, keen business sense and unfailing Industry, and won the esteem of the community.
Mr. Blood had reached the great age of eighty-seven years, and had long been known as one of the outstanding men of the city and of Montgomery county. His was a quiet life, but he made it count for good In various ways and will not soon be forgotten.
Amsterdam Evening Recorder May 25, 1926
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Cemetery Book 2, Page 143
Daniel Blood Lot
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