Daniel F. Blake
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Daniel F. Blake |
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Daniel F. Blake was born September 11, 1854, in West Union, Adams Co., OH, and died January 28, 1934, in the Fellows Convalescing Home, 27 and Fuerst Street, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO, at age 79. He is the son of Burdine Blake, Jr. of Pennsylvania and Mary Ellen Murray of Pennsylvania. Lillian Florence "Lillie" Rhodes was born June 1852 in Montgomery Twp., Franklin Co., PA, and died November 20, 1908, in Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO, at age 46. She is the daughter of William Powell Rhodes of Montgomery Co., MD, and Henrietta Shields Ashby of Accomack Co., VA. Daniel F. Blake and Lillian Florence Rhodes were married about 1883 in Ashby Twp., Rockingham Co., VA. Daniel F. Blake and Lillian Florence (Rhodes) Blake had no children. TIMELINE The 1850 U. S. Census taken on August 20, 1850, shows Burdine Blake (age 29) is an iron furnace worker born in Pennsylvania living in Upper Twp., Lawrence Co., OH, owning real estate valued at $1,200. Living with him is his wife Mary E. Blake (age 19) born in Pennsylvania. Also living there is their son James F. Blake (age 4/12) born in Ohio, and Mary's mother, Mary Murray (age 60) born in Pennsylvania. Daniel F. Blake was born September 11, 1854, in West Union, Adams Co., OH. Lillian Florence "Lillie" Rhodes was born June 1852 in in Montgomery Twp., Franklin Co., PA. The 1860 U. S. Census taken on June 2, 1860, shows Burdine Blake (age 37) born in Pennsylvania with personal property of $150 is a Gunsmith and is living in the Village of London, Madison Co., OH. Living with him are his children, all born in Ohio: James F. Blake (age 10), Wm. B. Blake (age 8), and Daniel F. Blake (age 5). Also living there was his mother-in-law, Mary Murray (age 70) born in Pennsylvania. The 1860 U. S. Census taken on June 19, 1860, shows William Rhodes (age 51) born in Maryland with real estate of $5,000 and personal estate of $600 is a Restaurant Keeper and is living in Hagerstown, Washington Co., MD. Living with him are the following Rhodes: Henretta Rhodes (age 45) born in Virginia; Albert Rhodes (age 22) born in the District of Columbia; Franklin Rhodes (age 18) born in Pennsylvania, a Painter; Virginia Rhodes (age 16) born in Pennsylvania; Dennis Rhodes (age 13) born in Pennsylvania; Silas W. Rhodes (age 10) born in Pennsylvania; and Lilly Rhodes (age 8) born in Pennsylvania. The 1870 U. S. Census taken on July 18, 1870 shows Daniel Blake (age 17) born in Ohio is a Farm Laborer living in Urbana Twp., Champaign Co., OH. He is living in the household of a Farmer and his family, John Evans (age 48). The 1870 U. S. Census taken on July 26, 1870, shows William P. Rhodes (age 60) born in Maryland with real estate of $1,500 and personal estate of $1,800 is a Merchant and is living in Central Twp., Rockingham Co., VA. Living with him is Henrietta Rhodes (age 57) born in Virginia, a Housekeeper. The 1880 U. S. Census taken on June 16, 1880, shows Aldine S. Keefer (age 40) born in Misouri to Virginia-born parents is a Printer and is living in Ashby Twp., Rockingham Co., VA. Living with him is his wife, Elisebeth Keefer (age 35) born in Virginia to Virginia-born parents, who is Keeping House. Also living with him are his four sons, all born in Virginia to Virginia-born parents: William Keefer (age 12); Shelley Keefer (age 10); Linnans Keefer (age 8); and Luther Keefer (age 2). Also living there are the following unmarried people, all born in Virginia to Virginia-born parents: D. Blake (age 26), Printing; Mahala Hanneron (age 36), a Servant; and Maggie Sours (age 21), a Servant. The 1880 U. S. Census taken on June 16, 1880, shows William Rhodes (age 70) born in Maryland to Maryland-born parents is living in Ashby Twp., Rockingham Co., VA. Living with him is his wife, Heneretta Rhodes (age 68) born in Virginia to Virginia-born parents, who is Keeping House. Also living with him are the following people, all unmarried: Lillie Rhodes (age 25) born in Pennsylvania to Maryland and Virginia-born parents; granddaughter, Georgie Echison (age 17) Maryland to Maryland and Virginia-born parents; granddaughter, Gertrage Echison (age 14) D. C. to D. C. and Virginia-born parents; and granddaughter, Alma Rhodes (age 8) born in Mosorie to Pennsylvania and Maryland-born parents. Also living there is an unmarried Visitor, Virginia Lucis (age 28) born in Pennsylvania to Maryland and Virginia-born parents. Daniel F. Blake and Lillian Florence Rhodes were married about 1883 in Ashby Twp., Rockingham Co., VA. The 1900 U. S. Census taken on June 4, 1900, shows Daniel F. Blake (age 45) born September 1854 in Ohio to Pennsylvania and Ohio-born parents works in Hardware and Lumber and rents his home at 1819 Summit Street, 4th Ward, City of Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO. Living with him is his childless wife of 17 years, Lillian F. Blake (age 44) born June 1855 in Maryland to Maryland and Virginia-born parents. The 1900 U. S. Census taken on June 4, 1900, shows Dennis A. Rhodes (age 52) born June 1847 in Pennsylvania to Maryland and Virginia-born parents is a Dry Goods Merchant who owns his home free of a mortgage and is living in Liberty Twp., Clay Co., MO. Living with him is his wife of 23 years, Isabella Rhodes (age 47) born March 1853 in Pennsylvania to Pennsylvania-born parents, with 6 of the 7 children born to her still alive. Also living there are his six unmarried children, all born in Missouri to Pennsylvania-born parents: Merale Rhodes (age 21) born February 1879; Matilda Rhodes (age 20) born May 1880; Phillip Rhodes (age 16) born September 1883; Gertrude Rhodes (age 15) born March 1885; Jeanie Rhodes (age 11) born June 1881; and Howard Rhodes (age 9) born January 1891. The Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO, October 30, 1904 IN SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Blake are occupying their cottage, 2632 Bellefontaine avenue. Lillian Florence "Lillie" (Rhodes) Blake died November 20, 1908, in Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO, at age 46. She had Intestinal Cancer. The Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO, November 21, 1908 The Death of Mrs. Daniel F. Blake. Mrs. Lillian Florence Blake, 48 years old, the wife of Daniel F. Blake, died at her home, 2632 Bellefontaine avenue. She left a brother, D. A. Rhodes of Independence, Mo., a brother on Oklahoma City and a sister in Oakland, Cal. The funeral services are to be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home. The burial is to be in Mount Washington cemetery. Lillian Florence "Lillie" (Rhodes) Blake was buried in Mount Washington Cemetery, Independence, MO.
The 1910 U. S. Census taken on April 19, 1910, shows Dennis A. Rhodes (age 62) born in Virginia to Virginia-born parents is a Grocery Store Retail Merchant who owns his home free of a mortgage and is living at 1220 Main Street, 3rd Ward, City of Independence, Blue Twp., Jackson Co., MO. Living with him is his wife of 32 years, Isabella A. Rhodes (age 57) born in Pennsylvania to Pennsylvania-born parents, with 6 of the 7 children born to her still alive. Also living there are his three unmarried children, all born in Missouri to Pennsylvania-born parents: Gertrude T. Rhodes (age 24), a Public School Teacher; Jeanne R. Rhodes (age 22), a Public School Teacher; and Howard S. Rhodes (age 19). DANIEL F. BLAKE, Trustee in Bankruptcy of Walkeen-Lewis Millinery Company, Appt., v. WILLIAM OPENHYM & SONS. Page 323 Messrs. Edwin A. Krauthoff, Alexander New, Samuel Feller, Arthur Miller, and J. V. C. Karnes for appellant. [Argument of Counsel from Page 323 intentionally omitted] Page 324 Messrs. Benjamin N. Cardozo, I. J. Ringolsky, Morris J. Hirsch, and David I. White for appellees. Mr. Justice McKenna delivered the opinion of the court: This appeal was taken to review the decree of the circuit court of appeals, reversing the disallowance of a debt due to Page 325 Openhym & Sons as a preferential claim against the estate of Walkeen-Lewis Millinery Company (we shall call it the millinery company). A motion to dismiss is made on the ground that the question involved is not one which could be brought here on writ of error from the highest court of a state, and that no justice of this court has certified that a determination of the question is essential to a uniform construction of the bankrupt act throughout the United States. The facts, which we condense somewhat from the findings of the court of appeals, are, that the millinery company, then being in the millinery business at Kansas City, Missouri, obtained, by false representations of its liabilities, goods of the value of $3,125.70 from Openhym & Sons, of New York city. Subsequently, a suit was brought against the millinery company by another creditor, and a receiver was appointed of all its property. The receiver of the property forthwith took possession, and, under the orders of the court, continued its sale. A few days afterwards, certain other creditors of the millinery company filed a petition in the district court of the western district of Missouri, to have the company declared a bankrupt. Four days later, the company admitted its insolvency, and consented that it be declared a bankrupt. Openhym & Sons, the appellees, asserting that their goods had been obtained from them by the millinery company by false representations of its solvency, demanded possession of the goods from the state court's receiver. Possession was refused, and Openhym & Sons, having obtained from the state court permission to do so, brought an action of replevin against the receiver and the millinery company. 'Process was duly served on both defendants. In the execution of the replevin writ but $2,582.80 worth of the goods obtained from Openhym & Sons were found. The sheriff, in...Daniel Blake left Saturday for his home at Kansas City, after several weeks here with his brother, William B. Blake, Sr. The 1920 U. S. Census taken on January 6, 1920, shows Daniel Blake (age 63) born in Virginia to Virginia-born parents is a widowed Lawyer on his Own Account who owns his home with a mortgage and is living at 2634 Belfountaine Avenue, 10th Ward, City of Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO. The 1930 U. S. Census taken on April 21, 1930, shows Daniel T. Blake (age 70) born in Ohio to Pennsylvania-born parents has No Occupation is a Lodger and is living at 300-310 E. Ninth Street, 1st Ward, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO. The Charleston Daily Mail, Charleston, WV, Sunday, September 22, 1929 RONCEVERTE Daniel Blake left Saturday for his home at Kansas City, after several weeks here with his brother, William B. Blake, Sr. T he 1930 U. S. Census taken on April 21, 1930, shows Daniel T. Blake (age 70) born in Ohio to Pennsylvania-born parents with No Occupation is a Lodger and is living at 300-310 E. Ninth Street, 1st Ward, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO.Daniel F. Blake died January 28, 1934, in the Fellows Convalescing Home, 27 and Forest Street, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO, at age 79. Daniel F. Blake was buried in Mount Washington Cemetery, Independence, MO.
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