John D. Blacker was the son of Luke Henry Blacker and Mary (Crick) Bazzle Blacker. John was a trustee of Perry Township (Clinton County, Indiana) and had a merchantile business (Clark & Blacker) in Colfax in 1882, which later became Blacker & Coyner (1884). In 1892, John was elected Clinton County Recorder for 4 years. John was moved to a sanitarium 2 weeks before he died. John never married.
No proof, but possible his middle name was Deary (grandmother's maiden name).
No proof, but possible his middle name was Deary (grandmother's maiden name).
John D. Blacker was the son of Luke Henry Blacker and Mary (Crick) Bazzle Blacker. John was a trustee of Perry Township (Clinton County, Indiana) and had a merchantile business (Clark & Blacker) in Colfax in 1882, which later became Blacker & Coyner (1884). In 1892, John was elected Clinton County Recorder for 4 years. John was moved to a sanitarium 2 weeks before he died. John never married.
No proof, but possible his middle name was Deary (grandmother's maiden name).
No proof, but possible his middle name was Deary (grandmother's maiden name).
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