The February 15, 1912 edition of The Robesonian included: Mr. D. A. Blue, Jr. who had many relatives in Robeson and Hoke counties, died at his home at Hot Springs, Ark. on the 1st inst. From an account of his death in the Hoke County Journal of the 8th it is learned that he was 31 years old and had already won success in the business world. In 1905 he was married to Miss Lila Mae Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Roberts of Raeford, and moved to Florida, where he was engaged in the naval store business. Last July he sold his interests in Georgia and Florida and went to Hot Springs, Mrs. Blue and their son joining him there the first of this year. The remains were interred in the cemetery at Galatia church, Hoke county, Monday of last week.
The February 15, 1912 edition of The Robesonian included: Mr. D. A. Blue, Jr. who had many relatives in Robeson and Hoke counties, died at his home at Hot Springs, Ark. on the 1st inst. From an account of his death in the Hoke County Journal of the 8th it is learned that he was 31 years old and had already won success in the business world. In 1905 he was married to Miss Lila Mae Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Roberts of Raeford, and moved to Florida, where he was engaged in the naval store business. Last July he sold his interests in Georgia and Florida and went to Hot Springs, Mrs. Blue and their son joining him there the first of this year. The remains were interred in the cemetery at Galatia church, Hoke county, Monday of last week.
Family Members
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Neill Cader Blue
1873–1948
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Frank Lee Blue
1875–1934
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Cornelius McPherson "Connie" Blue
1876–1925
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Albert Floyd Blue
1878–1933
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Herbert Lacy Blue
1879–1914
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John Harvey Blue Sr
1883–1942
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Leslie J Blue
1884–1933
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Nellie Estelle Blue Blue
1886–1974
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Oscar Blue
1889–1890
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Henry Luther "Bill" Blue
1890–1970
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Ola Margaret Blue Fisler
1892–1963
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Kenneth C Blue
1894–1966
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