Barnetts Creek Man Passes
Albert Blair, age 61, died at the Golden Rule Hospital
here last Thursday, November 23, following an operation.
He was a well known citizen of the Barnetts Creek section
and his passing is deeply deplored by a large number of
relatives and friends. Funeral services were conducted Saturday in charge of Reverends Millard O'Bryan and Liss Blair. He is survived by his widow and a number of children. Burial was made in the family cemetery on the Left Fork of Barnetts Creek. The Preston Funeral Home had charge of the burial.
Paintsville Herald
Thursday
November 30, 1939
The death angel visited the home of Mrs. Albert Blair Thursday and took from her a loving companion. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Flora Ratliff Blair, two daughters, Mrs. Berlin Blair, Denver and Mrs. Herbert Young, Van Lear and three sons, Cecil, Wayne and Raymond,of Denver, besides a number of other relatives and friends. He was laid to rest near his home.
Albert Blair, age 61, died at the Golden Rule Hospital
here last Thursday, November 23, following an operation.
He was a well known citizen of the Barnetts Creek section
and his passing is deeply deplored by a large number of
relatives and friends. Funeral services were conducted Saturday in charge of Reverends Millard O'Bryan and Liss Blair. He is survived by his widow and a number of children. Burial was made in the family cemetery on the Left Fork of Barnetts Creek. The Preston Funeral Home had charge of the burial.
Paintsville Herald
Thursday
November 30, 1939
The death angel visited the home of Mrs. Albert Blair Thursday and took from her a loving companion. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Flora Ratliff Blair, two daughters, Mrs. Berlin Blair, Denver and Mrs. Herbert Young, Van Lear and three sons, Cecil, Wayne and Raymond,of Denver, besides a number of other relatives and friends. He was laid to rest near his home.
Barnetts Creek Man Passes
Albert Blair, age 61, died at the Golden Rule Hospital
here last Thursday, November 23, following an operation.
He was a well known citizen of the Barnetts Creek section
and his passing is deeply deplored by a large number of
relatives and friends. Funeral services were conducted Saturday in charge of Reverends Millard O'Bryan and Liss Blair. He is survived by his widow and a number of children. Burial was made in the family cemetery on the Left Fork of Barnetts Creek. The Preston Funeral Home had charge of the burial.
Paintsville Herald
Thursday
November 30, 1939
The death angel visited the home of Mrs. Albert Blair Thursday and took from her a loving companion. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Flora Ratliff Blair, two daughters, Mrs. Berlin Blair, Denver and Mrs. Herbert Young, Van Lear and three sons, Cecil, Wayne and Raymond,of Denver, besides a number of other relatives and friends. He was laid to rest near his home.
Albert Blair, age 61, died at the Golden Rule Hospital
here last Thursday, November 23, following an operation.
He was a well known citizen of the Barnetts Creek section
and his passing is deeply deplored by a large number of
relatives and friends. Funeral services were conducted Saturday in charge of Reverends Millard O'Bryan and Liss Blair. He is survived by his widow and a number of children. Burial was made in the family cemetery on the Left Fork of Barnetts Creek. The Preston Funeral Home had charge of the burial.
Paintsville Herald
Thursday
November 30, 1939
The death angel visited the home of Mrs. Albert Blair Thursday and took from her a loving companion. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Flora Ratliff Blair, two daughters, Mrs. Berlin Blair, Denver and Mrs. Herbert Young, Van Lear and three sons, Cecil, Wayne and Raymond,of Denver, besides a number of other relatives and friends. He was laid to rest near his home.
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