Johnson County KyArchives Deaths.....Blair, Frank P August 12, 1935
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Name:                Blair, Frank P
Date Of Death:       August 12, 1935 Time: 5am
Place Of Death:      Johnson, Ky
Residence:           Johnson,Ky
Gender:              Male
Race:                W
Age:                 72
Marital Status:      Married
Spouse:              Adams, Nancy Catherine
Date Of Birth:       March 17, 1863
Place Of Birth:      Kentucky
Mother's Name:       Blair, Lydia
Mother's Birthplace: Unavailable
Father's Name:       Unavailable, Unavailable
Father's Birthplace: Unavailable
Cause Of Death:      High blood pressure with acute Brights Disease
Hospital:            Unavailable
SS Number:           Unavailable
Occupation:          Attorney at Law
Funeral Home:        Unavailable
Doctor:              J. Wells
Coroner:             Unavailable
Informant:           Mrs. Clark Walters
Date Of Burial:      August 14, 1935
Place Of Burial:     Mayo Cemetery
Date Recorded:       October 9, 1935
Source Of Record:    Kentucky, U.S., Death Records, 1852-1965
Certificate No.:     22611

BLAIR, Frank P.

Paintsville, KY—Frank P. Blair, prominent attorney here for the past 30 years, 
died Monday at his home. His death followed a long illness. Mr. Blair, who was 
72 years of age was well and popularly known throughout the Big Sandy Valley. He 
had served as city attorney and police judge in the city of Paintsville and also 
circuit court clerk of Johnson County. Recently he retired from public service 
and at the time of his death he was engaged in a private law practice. He was a 
member of the Missionary Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife, one son, 
Jesse, of this county, and 4 daughters, Mrs. Clark Walters of Hazard, Mrs. 
Bernard Wells of Louisa, Mrs. Gus Wells of this city, and Lydia, at home. 
Several grandchildren also survive. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at 
the Missionary Baptist Church. Burial followed in the Mayo Cemetery. Big Sandy 
News-Recorder, Friday, Aug16, 1935

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