ex-h/o Lucy Delilah Peters Blacken Schmit
Miles City Star, 3 May 1962
Oley C. Blacken, 90, of Broadus, died this morning at a local hospital following a long illness. Mr. Blacken was born in Northport, MI, Feb. 28, 1872, and came west as a young man. He had worked as a ranch hand in this area for many years and in recent years had been a resident of Broadus. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Ingra Sears and Mrs. Ethel Traverner, both of Seeley, CA; several grandchildren; and five sisters in Michigan including Mrs. Mary Swanson of Grand Rapids, Ingra Dobson of Sutton's Bay, and Gertrude Woodrow, Anna Blacken and Abbie Kyselka, all of Traverse City, MI.
Miles City Star, 3 May 1962
Oley C. Blacken, 90, of Broadus, died this morning at a local hospital following a long illness. Mr. Blacken was born in Northport, MI, Feb. 28, 1872, and came west as a young man. He had worked as a ranch hand in this area for many years and in recent years had been a resident of Broadus. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Ingra Sears and Mrs. Ethel Traverner, both of Seeley, CA; several grandchildren; and five sisters in Michigan including Mrs. Mary Swanson of Grand Rapids, Ingra Dobson of Sutton's Bay, and Gertrude Woodrow, Anna Blacken and Abbie Kyselka, all of Traverse City, MI.
ex-h/o Lucy Delilah Peters Blacken Schmit
Miles City Star, 3 May 1962
Oley C. Blacken, 90, of Broadus, died this morning at a local hospital following a long illness. Mr. Blacken was born in Northport, MI, Feb. 28, 1872, and came west as a young man. He had worked as a ranch hand in this area for many years and in recent years had been a resident of Broadus. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Ingra Sears and Mrs. Ethel Traverner, both of Seeley, CA; several grandchildren; and five sisters in Michigan including Mrs. Mary Swanson of Grand Rapids, Ingra Dobson of Sutton's Bay, and Gertrude Woodrow, Anna Blacken and Abbie Kyselka, all of Traverse City, MI.
Miles City Star, 3 May 1962
Oley C. Blacken, 90, of Broadus, died this morning at a local hospital following a long illness. Mr. Blacken was born in Northport, MI, Feb. 28, 1872, and came west as a young man. He had worked as a ranch hand in this area for many years and in recent years had been a resident of Broadus. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Ingra Sears and Mrs. Ethel Traverner, both of Seeley, CA; several grandchildren; and five sisters in Michigan including Mrs. Mary Swanson of Grand Rapids, Ingra Dobson of Sutton's Bay, and Gertrude Woodrow, Anna Blacken and Abbie Kyselka, all of Traverse City, MI.
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