John Blue died in a Springhill, Nova Scotia mine on 20 January 1881. According to the Nova Scotia archives "Men in the Mines" database, he was "struck by a cage."
He married Mary Beaton in Murray Harbor, Prince Edward Island, in 1854, and according to the book "Springhill" by Bertha Isabel Scott, he was one of the "Settlers of the Seventies" of Springhill, Nova Scotia.
He had numerous children, including:
Malcolm Blue, born 1859
Christianna Blue, born 1861
John Alexander Blue, born 1868
Duncan Blue, born 1874
He married Mary Beaton in Murray Harbor, Prince Edward Island, in 1854, and according to the book "Springhill" by Bertha Isabel Scott, he was one of the "Settlers of the Seventies" of Springhill, Nova Scotia.
He had numerous children, including:
Malcolm Blue, born 1859
Christianna Blue, born 1861
John Alexander Blue, born 1868
Duncan Blue, born 1874
John Blue died in a Springhill, Nova Scotia mine on 20 January 1881. According to the Nova Scotia archives "Men in the Mines" database, he was "struck by a cage."
He married Mary Beaton in Murray Harbor, Prince Edward Island, in 1854, and according to the book "Springhill" by Bertha Isabel Scott, he was one of the "Settlers of the Seventies" of Springhill, Nova Scotia.
He had numerous children, including:
Malcolm Blue, born 1859
Christianna Blue, born 1861
John Alexander Blue, born 1868
Duncan Blue, born 1874
He married Mary Beaton in Murray Harbor, Prince Edward Island, in 1854, and according to the book "Springhill" by Bertha Isabel Scott, he was one of the "Settlers of the Seventies" of Springhill, Nova Scotia.
He had numerous children, including:
Malcolm Blue, born 1859
Christianna Blue, born 1861
John Alexander Blue, born 1868
Duncan Blue, born 1874
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