Frank W. Blackmar

1854–1931 (age 77)

Biography

Frank W. Blackmar lived from 1854 to 1931, a man whose life spanned the closing decades of the nineteenth century and the opening years of the twentieth. He was a participant in the life of his community and maintained the relationships that defined his era.

Frank W. Blackmar's final resting place is Oak Hill Cemetery, a place of honor and remembrance. His legacy reflects a lifetime of dedication to the principles and values he held dear.

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