The Yakima Herald, July 29, 1897:
George Bland, so of Wm. Bland of this city, died at the residence of Ed. Henderson, on the Ahtanum, Monday, after a long and painful battle with consumption. The deceased was about 35 years of age and for a number of years was a resident of Kittitas county. The funeral was held on Tuesday.
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The Tacoma Daily News, July 31, 1897:
DEATH OF GEORGE B. BLAND.
The many friends of George B. Bland, formerly of this city, but for the last two years a resident of North Yakima, will be pained to learn of his death on July 26, after a long and painful illness. During his residence here he was an influential member of Court Destiny No. 598, Independent Order of Foresters, and a short time go was paid $1000 by the supreme court of that order, he being totally disabled from earning a livelihood. The balance of his insurance will be paid immediately.
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1880 Census - Occupation: Farmer (Ahtanum Valley, Yakima Co., Washington Territory)
1887 Washington Territorial Census - Occupation: Farm Laborer (Yakima Co., Washington Territory)
George Bland, so of Wm. Bland of this city, died at the residence of Ed. Henderson, on the Ahtanum, Monday, after a long and painful battle with consumption. The deceased was about 35 years of age and for a number of years was a resident of Kittitas county. The funeral was held on Tuesday.
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The Tacoma Daily News, July 31, 1897:
DEATH OF GEORGE B. BLAND.
The many friends of George B. Bland, formerly of this city, but for the last two years a resident of North Yakima, will be pained to learn of his death on July 26, after a long and painful illness. During his residence here he was an influential member of Court Destiny No. 598, Independent Order of Foresters, and a short time go was paid $1000 by the supreme court of that order, he being totally disabled from earning a livelihood. The balance of his insurance will be paid immediately.
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1880 Census - Occupation: Farmer (Ahtanum Valley, Yakima Co., Washington Territory)
1887 Washington Territorial Census - Occupation: Farm Laborer (Yakima Co., Washington Territory)
The Yakima Herald, July 29, 1897:
George Bland, so of Wm. Bland of this city, died at the residence of Ed. Henderson, on the Ahtanum, Monday, after a long and painful battle with consumption. The deceased was about 35 years of age and for a number of years was a resident of Kittitas county. The funeral was held on Tuesday.
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The Tacoma Daily News, July 31, 1897:
DEATH OF GEORGE B. BLAND.
The many friends of George B. Bland, formerly of this city, but for the last two years a resident of North Yakima, will be pained to learn of his death on July 26, after a long and painful illness. During his residence here he was an influential member of Court Destiny No. 598, Independent Order of Foresters, and a short time go was paid $1000 by the supreme court of that order, he being totally disabled from earning a livelihood. The balance of his insurance will be paid immediately.
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1880 Census - Occupation: Farmer (Ahtanum Valley, Yakima Co., Washington Territory)
1887 Washington Territorial Census - Occupation: Farm Laborer (Yakima Co., Washington Territory)
George Bland, so of Wm. Bland of this city, died at the residence of Ed. Henderson, on the Ahtanum, Monday, after a long and painful battle with consumption. The deceased was about 35 years of age and for a number of years was a resident of Kittitas county. The funeral was held on Tuesday.
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The Tacoma Daily News, July 31, 1897:
DEATH OF GEORGE B. BLAND.
The many friends of George B. Bland, formerly of this city, but for the last two years a resident of North Yakima, will be pained to learn of his death on July 26, after a long and painful illness. During his residence here he was an influential member of Court Destiny No. 598, Independent Order of Foresters, and a short time go was paid $1000 by the supreme court of that order, he being totally disabled from earning a livelihood. The balance of his insurance will be paid immediately.
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1880 Census - Occupation: Farmer (Ahtanum Valley, Yakima Co., Washington Territory)
1887 Washington Territorial Census - Occupation: Farm Laborer (Yakima Co., Washington Territory)
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