John, a clerk by occupation, married Lucy Fitzhugh Mayo on 28 August 1839. They had at least five children: Alice, Adolphus, Elizabeth, John Harvie, and Joseph.
John was the grandson and namesake of the famous Richmond Presbyterian minister, Parson John Blair. He worked for a time as Treasurer of the Richmond & Danville Railroad.
He died at 320 S. 3rd Street of "Softening of the Brain", per Cemetery records. His grave in the plot he owned is unmarked.
John was the grandson and namesake of the famous Richmond Presbyterian minister, Parson John Blair. He worked for a time as Treasurer of the Richmond & Danville Railroad.
He died at 320 S. 3rd Street of "Softening of the Brain", per Cemetery records. His grave in the plot he owned is unmarked.
John, a clerk by occupation, married Lucy Fitzhugh Mayo on 28 August 1839. They had at least five children: Alice, Adolphus, Elizabeth, John Harvie, and Joseph.
John was the grandson and namesake of the famous Richmond Presbyterian minister, Parson John Blair. He worked for a time as Treasurer of the Richmond & Danville Railroad.
He died at 320 S. 3rd Street of "Softening of the Brain", per Cemetery records. His grave in the plot he owned is unmarked.
John was the grandson and namesake of the famous Richmond Presbyterian minister, Parson John Blair. He worked for a time as Treasurer of the Richmond & Danville Railroad.
He died at 320 S. 3rd Street of "Softening of the Brain", per Cemetery records. His grave in the plot he owned is unmarked.
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