From The Carroll County Times, June 21, 1872:
Death of Rev. J. M. Blalock-Rev. J. M. Blalock, an old citizen of this county, and intimately identified with its history, for the past twenty or thirty years, died on last Tuesday evening at his residence in this place, after an illness of six or seven weeks.
Mr. Blalock was a man that was universally respected in this community, on account of his courteous deportment and fair and upright dealings, with all with whom he came in contact. As an evidence of the esteem in which he was held, we would state, that his fellow citizens confided to him repeatedly the office of Ordinary, which responsible position he filled with credit to himself, and satisfaction to his constituency. We have not space this morning (Thursday) for an extended sketch of Mr. Blalock. We hope at an early day to publish a suitable tribute to his memory, from some one of his numerous friends in this community, more familiar than we are, with his past history.
Mrs. Blalock who has been confined to her room for several months, we regret to state, is still very low, though it has been thought for the past week or two, that she was getting better. To the bereaved family in their affliction we tender our heartfelt sympathies.
From The Carroll County Times, June 21, 1872:
Death of Rev. J. M. Blalock-Rev. J. M. Blalock, an old citizen of this county, and intimately identified with its history, for the past twenty or thirty years, died on last Tuesday evening at his residence in this place, after an illness of six or seven weeks.
Mr. Blalock was a man that was universally respected in this community, on account of his courteous deportment and fair and upright dealings, with all with whom he came in contact. As an evidence of the esteem in which he was held, we would state, that his fellow citizens confided to him repeatedly the office of Ordinary, which responsible position he filled with credit to himself, and satisfaction to his constituency. We have not space this morning (Thursday) for an extended sketch of Mr. Blalock. We hope at an early day to publish a suitable tribute to his memory, from some one of his numerous friends in this community, more familiar than we are, with his past history.
Mrs. Blalock who has been confined to her room for several months, we regret to state, is still very low, though it has been thought for the past week or two, that she was getting better. To the bereaved family in their affliction we tender our heartfelt sympathies.
Family Members
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Margaret E. Blalock Tanner
1847–1918
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Jesse Young Blalock
1848–1918
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James Edward Blalock
1853–1875
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Amanda F Blalock Thomasson
1855–1919
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Samuel A Blalock
1857–1896
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William F. "Willie" Blalock
1859–1863
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Katherine C "Katie" Blalock Sharp
1860–1903
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Mary Caroline "Mollie" Blalock Meadows
1863–1961
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Robert Lee Blalock
1865–1896
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