Joseph Blacklock, son of Christopher Blacklock and first wife Ann, (both of England), worked the coal mines and railroad. He came as a young boy with his father & Stepmother Mary, to Kansas in the early 1880s. He died after falling from a train car, just outside of Raton, New Mexico. The "Railroad Trainman's Journal", dated January, 1894, documents his final journey to family & last resting place here.

(I did not find Joseph Blacklock's name in this cemetery list, but by research, found his step-mother's daughter, his "sister" by marriage, Hattie Grills, Blacklock, Redding, and final married name of Lenard... I found her & her husband, John W Lenard's headstone picture here. What a stroke of luck that whoever took that picture, included Joseph Blacklock's headstone right next to theirs.)

Joseph Blacklock, son of Christopher Blacklock and first wife Ann, (both of England), worked the coal mines and railroad. He came as a young boy with his father & Stepmother Mary, to Kansas in the early 1880s. He died after falling from a train car, just outside of Raton, New Mexico. The "Railroad Trainman's Journal", dated January, 1894, documents his final journey to family & last resting place here.

(I did not find Joseph Blacklock's name in this cemetery list, but by research, found his step-mother's daughter, his "sister" by marriage, Hattie Grills, Blacklock, Redding, and final married name of Lenard... I found her & her husband, John W Lenard's headstone picture here. What a stroke of luck that whoever took that picture, included Joseph Blacklock's headstone right next to theirs.)