Aldophe R. and Nellie A. (Garrett) Blair, 10 North 52 West
Adolphe's father Frank Blair is in Franklin County, Vermont in 1870, 30 a farm laborer, with Eliza 27, Frank 8, Julia 6, Mary 5, and Arceila 3.
Eliza (Broe) Blair 1843-1876 is buried in Sheldon # 17239221.
Frank is in Franklin County in 1880, 40, now married to Mary 36, with Etta 9, Charles 7,a nd theophile 3.
In 1900 McDonough County, Illinois, Nellie Garrett, born Dec 1885 in Nebraska, is with Charles Garrett 39 a traveling salesman and Minnie 44. Gerogia is 9, born in Illinois.
1903 Brookfield, Vermont " Adolphe Blair, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Blair of the Center, arrived home from California last week. He has been a soldier in the army occupying the Philippines and tells many interesting tales concerning our new possessions. "
Nellie A. Garrett, 22, married Adolphe R. Blair on January 22, 1908 in Knox County, Illinois.
September 1911 Sterling 
Adolphe claimed a tract in sections 13 and 18, 10N 52W in 1915.
January 1912 Sterling - About ninety people visited the Parents' Circle at the Lincoln school Friday. ...
"Mrs. A. R. Blair and Mr. Noon sang a solo and duet."
November 1919 
"Lieut. A. R. Blair, who is in command of the state troops stationed at Oak Creek on account of the coal strike, is a veteran of the boxer uprising in China, and he saw service in the Philippines. He offered his services in the war with Germany, but was unable to pass the physical examination." "
Also in November 1919 
Adolphe is a postal clerk in 1920 Sterling, 38, born in Vermont of Canadian parents, with Nelle 33 born in Nebraska.
(Nellie's parents and her divorced sister Georgie Usher are in Billings, Montana in 1920, with Eleanor E. Usher 4 born in Montana.
Minnie M. Garrett died May 28, 1925 in Yellowstone County.
"Mrs. Minnie May Garrett, wife of Charles Y. Garrett of the Hedden department store, died Thursday afternoon at her home, 903 North Thirty-first street. Cancer was the cause of death. The body will be taken Friday evening to Macomb, Ill., Mrs. Garrett's childhood home.
Services will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Settergren funeral home, the Rev. W. Holt Smith of the First Baptist church officiating.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Garrett is survived by two daughters, Mrs. A. R. Blair and Mrs. Georgia Usher; a granddaughter, Eieanor Usher, and a brother, Orvil H. Farley, of Indiana."
Charles Y. Garrett, widowed in 1930 in Los Angeles with daughter Eleanor, died Dec 4, 1939 in Yellowstone County.
Georgia 1899--1974 is buried in Los Angeles County # 149515040.)
"A heart attack brought death of Charles Yates Garrett. 78-year-old Billings man, at the home of his daughter. Mrs. A. R. Blair of 814 North Thirty-second street, late Monday, December 4, 1939. He had been suffering from a heart ailment for about a year and had just recently recovered from an attack of influenza. He collapsed a few minutes after returning from lodge meeting and died before a physician could arrive. Mr. Garrett had made his home with his son-in-law and daughter for the last five years. Born and raised in Macomb, I11., son of Mr. and Mrs. Loven Garrett, Mr. Garrett was engaged in the grocery business there for a number of years. In 1885 he married Miss Minnie Farley at Macomb. The couple resided in Friend, Neb., where Mr. Garrett owned a grocery store for several years and then returned to Macomb. In 1914 they moved to Montana and settled on a homestead north of Myers. In 1917 tney came to Billings, where Mr. Garrett was employed by the Hedden's Dry Goods company and by the J. C. Penney company.
Mrs. Garrett died here in 1925. A short time later Mr. Garrett retired and moved to Los Angeles, Cal. Five years ago he returned to Billings.
Besides Mrs. Blair, he is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Georgia Usher of Los Angeles; a brother, G. R. Garrett of New York City; a sister, Mrs. Elsie F. Harris of Macomb, and a granddaughter, Mrs. E. S. Deanng of Los Angeles.
Funeral services will be held at the Settergren funeral chapel at 3 p. m. Wednesday. The body will he taken to Macomb for burial. "
In 1930 Billings, Montana, Adolphe is a postal clerk, 47, Nellie G. 44.
They're still in Billings in 1940.
1943 " Adolphe R. Blair, a clerk at the general delivery window of the Billings post office for the last 13 years, is retiring September 30."
1945 Billings "A. R. Blair was appointed marshal of the Memorial day parade to succeed Robert Leavens, who was in a Billings hospital."
July 23, 1950 "Mrs. Nellie G. Blair, 64, died Saturday at 4:20 a.m. in a Billings hospital. She had been taken Friday to the hospital from her home, 814 North Thirty-second street. She was born Dec. 12, 1885, at Friend, Neb., a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Y. Garrett, and moved with her parents to Macomb, I11., where she spent her childhood. Mrs. Blair was married at Galesburg, I11., Jan. 22, 1908, to A. R. Blair. The couple moved to Sterling, Colo., in 1910 and to Billings in 1920. The widower is a retired post office employe. She was a member of Friendship chapter, Order of Eastern Star, and of Colonel Robert Bruce Wallace auxiliary No. 7, United Spanish War Veterans. She also was a member of the Christian Science church.
Surviving are the widower and a sister, Mrs. Georgia Usher of Los Angeles. The body will be taken Sunday morning from Settergren's funeral home to Macomb for services and burial in the family plot Tuesday."
Adolphe Robert Blair, born August 11, 1882 in Sheldon, Vermont to Francis Blair born 1840 and Mary Brault born 1843, died June 7, 1967, buried at Custer National # 60076299.
" Adolphe R. Blair, 82, Billings, a veteran of the Spanish-American War, died Monday at Veterans Hospital near Helena. He was a retired postal employee."