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EMAIL US		 bullet Elizabeth BLACHLY was born on 8 Mar 1708. Parents: Ebenezer BLACHLY M.D. and Jane INGERSOLL?.

bullet Elizabeth BLACHLY was born in 1871. She died in 1946. Studied dentistry with her father. Parents: Charles Perkins BLACHLY M.D. and Loua McConnell.

bullet Elizabeth BLACHLY Parents: Arthur Theodore BLACHLY and Peggy.

bullet Ellen Orr BLACHLY Photo was born in May 1962 in Barre, Vermont. Ellie attended Buxton Preperatory School. She was a talented soprano and performed locally in community theater and in church. She was also a very competent seamstress. She resided in Montpelier, Vermont (1996) and Marshfield, Vermont (2000). Parents: William Norton BLACHLY and Alice Broadus Clifford.

She was married to Carl Bielenberg on 21 Dec 1985 in Calais, Vermont. She was divorced from Carl Bielenberg about 1992. Children were: Sofia BIELENBERG, Heidi BIELENBERG.

bullet Emily Royce BLACHLY was born 2/29/1985. Parents: Dan Bradley BLACHLY and Andree C. Howard.

bullet Eric BLACHLY Parents: Frederick James (Jim) BLACHLY .

bullet Francis BLACHLY was born on 19 Nov 1731. Parents: Ebenezer BLACHLY M.D. and Hannah MILLER.

bullet Frank BLACHLY Parents: Charles Howard BLACHLY and Helen Willey.

He was married to Linda. Children were: Phillip BLACHLY, Jeffrey BLACHLY, Catherine BLACHLY.

bullet Frank Chalmers BLACHLY was born in 1851 in Dane County, Wisconsin. Frank Blachly was a physician at Ignacio Indian Agency, Colorado. Parents: Eben BLACHLY M.D. and Jane Baxter TREW.

bullet Frederick Frank BLACHLY Photo was born on 20 Aug 1880 in Salida, Colorado. He died on 13 Mar 1975 in Silver Spring, Maryland. (13) Notes from James & Daphne Holden: "Political scientist, professor of Government, University of Oklahoma, 1916-25; private research in Europe on comparative governmental administration, 1924-25; member of the senior staff of the Institute for Governmental Research; Secretary of Oklahoma Municipal League; Director of the Oklahoma Bureau of Municipal Research; Chairman, Fellowship Committee, Brookings Institution; Director New Mexico "Little Hoover Commission" 1951-52." Parents: Andrew Trew BLACHLY and Mary Adelle BRADLEY.

He was married to Dr. Miriam Eulalie Oatman on 29 Nov 1914 in Lumberton, NJ. Children were: Frederick Johnson Oatman BLACHLY, Charles Howard BLACHLY , Rachel Ann (Daphne) BLACHLY.

bullet Frederick James (Jim) BLACHLY Photo was born on 13 Nov 1941. Lived in Georgia in 2002. Parents: Frederick Johnson Oatman BLACHLY and Elisabeth MacDonald Haughwout .

Children were: Andrea BLACHLY, Eric BLACHLY, Jenny BLACHLY, Ryan BLACHLY.

bulletFrederick Johnson Oatman BLACHLY Photo was born on 21 Sep 1917 in Oklahoma City, OK. In 2002, resided in Washington, DC with his third wife.
"March 13 Library Talk with Music: National Symphony Orchestra docent Frederick Blachly will discuss Robert Schumann, 12:15 p.m., Bethesda Regional Library, 7400 Arlington Road, Bethesda, free and open to the public. For more information, call 301-925-7203."

From Cosmos Club Journal: "It all started in the summer of 1941. The war in Europe had been going on for two years. But the mood in the United States was "stay out." In August 1941, the US House of Representatives adopted, by a single vote, a proposal to extend the draft of young men into the armed forces.
In June, I had graduated from the Peabody Institute of Music (now part of Johns Hopkins University) with a teacher's certificate in cello. There was no work for either cellists or teachers. Luckily, I had an A.B. degree from Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida, and decided to use this to secure a commission in the US Navy. My application was accepted pending a physical exam. Application denied: underweight; slightly deaf in left ear; and colorblind with respect to certain shades of pale blue and pale green. Hardly fit material for the Navy, which apparently required perfection.
In November 1941, I became an assistant to William Hard, Sr. (CC 1917-1962), who was then a Roving Editor of the Reader's Digest. My title was "Labor Researcher." When my draft number came up, one of the top Digest editors wrote a letter to the draft board explaining that I had an essential job with a magazine that was essential to morale, both civilian and military.
In January 1945, I was promoted to "Associate Editor" and my name was placed on the masthead. By that time, however, our troops in Europe had suffered through the Battle of the Bulge and the Army decided that the war was going to last indefinitely, making it necessary to draft every man who could stand up without help and every mouse who could squeak. By that time, I had acquired a wife, three children, and a mortgage. The letter about an essential job on an essential magazine did not work. I was drafted and told to report at 6:00 A.M. on 3 April 1945 for transportation to Fort George G. Meade to be inducted into the Army. "

Frederick J.O. Blachly (CC '80) was an associate editor of the Reader's Digest and later a writer and public affairs adviser for the departments of Commerce and State, and in the executive Office of the President. He says "I made my living as a writer and my life as a musician." He played in the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and was first cellist of the Washington Camerata. Parents: Frederick Frank BLACHLY and Dr. Miriam Eulalie Oatman.

He was married to Edelweiss Hefty.

He was married to Elisabeth MacDonald Haughwout . Children were: Frederick James (Jim) BLACHLY, Brett (Elisabeth Ann Blachly) Fennel, Hugh Alexander (Alex) BLACHLY, Jonathan Oatman BLACHLY , Peter MacDonald Alexander [Blachly].

He was married to Helen Nash about 1973 in Bath, Maine.

bullet George Alger BLACHLY Parents: Bell Miller BLACHLY and Lucy.

Children were: Paul Arthur BLACHLY.

bulletHarle BLACHLY was born about 1862. Parents: Bell BLACHLY and Elizabeth "Libbie" Bell(?).

bullet Dr. Harry Lewis BLACHLY was born in 1882. Parents: John Williamson BLACHLY and Ida McConnell.

bullet Howard BLACHLY Parents: Bell BLACHLY and Elizabeth "Libbie" Bell(?).

bullet Howard Dwight BLACHLY Photo was born in Dec 1882 in Gunnison, Colorado. He died in 1932. Had a ranch in Hanson, Idaho. Parents: Andrew Trew BLACHLY and Mary Adelle BRADLEY.

bullet Hugh Alexander (Alex) BLACHLY Photo was born on 13 Nov 1944. From Pomerium.com: "ALEXANDER BLACHLY, the 1992 recipient of the Noah Greenberg Award given by the American Musicological Society to stimulate historically aware performances and the study of historical performing practices, has been active in early music as both performer and scholar for the past 27 years. He earned his post-graduate degrees in musicology from Columbia University. Prior to assuming the post of Director of Choral Music at the University of Notre Dame in 1993, Mr. Blachly taught early music and directed collegia musica at Columbia University, Sarah Lawrence College, New York University, Rutgers University, and the University of Pennsylvania, where for eight years he directed the a cappella ensemble Ancient Voices. For fourteen years Mr. Blachly directed a summer workshop in Renaissance a cappella performance sponsored by the Syracuse (NY) Schola Cantorum; he has also been on the faculties of the Oberlin Baroque Performance Institute, the Amherst Early Music Festival, and Pinewoods Camp Early Music Week. In addition to Pomerium, Mr. Blachly directs the University of Notre Dame Chorale."

Alexander Blachly, the 1992 recipient of the Noah Greenberg Award given by the American Musicological Society to stimulate historially aware performances and the study of historical performing practices, has been active in Early Music as both performer and scholar for the past 25 years. He earned his post-graduate degrees in musicology from Columbia University. He is the founder-director of the internationally acclaimed vocal ensemble Pomerium, which is recording an on-going series of compact disks of a cappella Renaissance music. These recordings have appeared on the Glissando, Archiv, Dorian, Classic Masters, and Nonesuch labels. Prior to assuming the post of Director of Choral Music at the University of Notre Dame in 1993, Mr. Blachly taught early music and directed collegia musica at Columbia University, Sarah Lawrence College, New York University, Rutgers University and the University of Pennsylvania, where for eight years he directed the a cappella ensemble Ancient Voices. Mr. Blachly directs the University of Notre Dame Chorale and Chamber Orchestra; co-directs with Calvin M. Bower the Schola Musicorum of Notre Dame; has taught "Music History I (Medieval & Renaissance), Music History III (Haydn to Debussy), Performance Practice, Renaissance Notation, and Freshman Fine Arts University Seminar; and hosts a three-hour classical-music radio show each Wednesday morning on the University's classical-music radio station, WSND 88.9 FM.

Parents: Frederick Johnson Oatman BLACHLY and Elisabeth MacDonald Haughwout.

Children were: Margaret Ann BLACHLY, James Alexander BLACHLY .

He was married to Mary Ann Ballard on 2 Oct 1988.

bullet Ida Adelia BLACHLY was born in 1884. Parents: John Williamson BLACHLY and Ida McConnell.

bullet James BLACHLY Parents: Miller BLACHLY M.D. and Mary.

He was married to Mary. Children were: Maud BLACHLY.

bullet James Alexander BLACHLY Photo was born abt1981. James' bio on his web site (2006): "James Alexander Blachly (b. 1980) is a composer from New York City. A performer since the age of five with the New York City Opera, the American Ballet Theater, and both on and off Broadway, Mr. Blachly attended the Oberlin Conservatory and College as a double bass and philosophy major. In his final year, in addition to presenting a double bass recital and premiering nine compositions in concert, including a fully-funded 20 minute work for modern dance and twenty-four musicians, he started a city-wide parade and formed a traditional Morris team, the O-Men, before graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Music.
"Between degrees, he worked full-time as a bassist, gambist, and male alto, primarily with the Chris Norman Ensemble—with whom he has recorded three critically acclaimed albums and toured throughout North America and Scotland—and the St. Michael's Choir, under the direction (until recently) of Nicholas White.
"He is currently pursuing his Master of Music in Composition at the Mannes College of Music in New York, studying with Robert Cuckson. In October 2004 he was one of two composers selected to write for the Composer-in-Residence Contemporary Ensemble, a commission upon which he worked closely with the Composer-in-Residence at Mannes, Chen Yi. Mr. Blachly has also recently completed commissions for the Wichita Symphony Orchestra, the Tradewinds Wind Quintet, and is currently working on a work for orchestra.
"Mr. Blachly has been the recipient of numerous awards, including the Bertelsmann World of Expression $10,000 first place scholarship for composition in 1998 and the Frank McCourt prize for Literature, also in 1998. He was recently selected to take part in the John Duffy Composer's Institute in Norfolk, Virginia, where he had the opportunity to have his works read by the Miami String Quartet and the Imani Winds. At the festival he was able to work with and learn from John Corigliano, Tania Leon, Billy Taylor, Mark Adamo, and John Duffy himself.
"James is a co-founder of the Pharos Music Project, about which more information is available at www.pharosmusicproject.org. The group is dedicated to supporting and performing excellent new works for the voice, and is founded with the conviction that strong writing for the voice is an essential ingredient in the continued growth and importance of new music in our world. The group received 290 submissions for their fall 2005 concert from composers throughout the US and several from across the world, and the evening was a joyous occasion. The next concert Pharos will present will be 20 May, 7:30pm at St. Bart's Church. Financial support for this concert is welcome; interested parties can contact James directly at the above address.
"Prior to Mannes and Oberlin, Mr. Blachly attended Stuyvesant High School and the Bank Street School for Children, as well as the Third Street Music School Settlement and the Kinhaven Music School. At Oberlin he studied informally with Lewis Nielsen and William Marvin and was advised by Steven Plank; in addition to his current studies with Robert Cuckson, he has studied with Gordon Minette. Mr. Blachly is a member of ASCAP. "
Parents: Hugh Alexander (Alex) BLACHLY and Elizabeth (Betsy) Dunham.

bullet Jeffrey BLACHLY Parents: Frank BLACHLY and Linda.

bullet Jenny BLACHLY Parents: Frederick James (Jim) BLACHLY .

bullet John Freemont(?) BLACHLY Parents: Bell BLACHLY and Elizabeth "Libbie" Bell(?).

bullet Dr. John Harold BLACHLY was born in 1876. He died in 1931. A dentist. Parents: Charles Perkins BLACHLY M.D. and Loua McConnell.

bullet Dr. John W. BLACHLY was born in 1880. He was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Chautauqua, Kansas. John W. Blachly buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, but this could be either John, Jr. or John, Sr. Parents: John Williamson BLACHLY and Ida McConnell.

bullet John Williamson BLACHLY was born in 1837 in Ohio. John served in the Civil War and escaped from a confederate prison. For a number of years he conducted a nursery at Randolph, Kansas. In 1911 he moved to Bartlesville, Oklahoma. Parents: Eben BLACHLY M.D. and Minerva SEELEY.

He was married to Ida McConnell in 1867. Children were: Loua BLACHLY, Marian BLACHLY, Eben McConnel BLACHLY, William K. BLACHLY, Mary BLACHLY, Dr. Charles Dallas BLACHLY, Dr. John W. BLACHLY , Dr. Harry Lewis BLACHLY, Ida Adelia BLACHLY, Robert M. BLACHLY.

bullet Jonathan Oatman BLACHLY was born on 22 May 1947. Resided northern Virginia in 2002. North Carolina School of the Arts Lost Alumni list includes Jonathan Oatman Blachly, Music 1971. Parents: Frederick Johnson Oatman BLACHLY and Elisabeth MacDonald Haughwout.

He was married to Carol Sweet.

bullet Joseph BLACHLY was born in 1712. Parents: Ebenezer BLACHLY M.D. and Jane INGERSOLL?.

bullet Lewis Seeley BLACHLY M.D. was born on 13 May 1826 in Niles, Ohio. He died in 1863 in Millikens Bend below Vicksburg. Lewis studied medicine with a Dr. Blachly of Cleveland, Ohio, and practiced in Dane County and at Wyandotte, Kansas. In the Civil war he served as assistant surgeon of the 108th Illinois Infantry. He died of dysentery during the war. Parents: Eben BLACHLY M.D. and Minerva SEELEY.

He was married to Rebecca McCombs. Children were: Seeley BLACHLY, Dr. Eben McCombs BLACHLY, Dr. Louis Daniel BLACHLY.

bullet Lillie BLACHLY Parents: Bell BLACHLY and Elizabeth "Libbie" Bell(?).

bullet Loua BLACHLY was born in 1868. She died in 1875. Parents: John Williamson BLACHLY and Ida McConnell.

bullet Loua Adelle BLACHLY was born in 1882. Married __________ Freeman. Parents: Charles Perkins BLACHLY M.D. and Loua McConnell .

bullet Louis Bradley Blachly Photo was born on 5 Nov 1889 in Delta, Colorado. He died on 5 Mar 1965 in Tuscon, Arizona. Lou grew up mostly in Delta, Colorado, in poverty with his brothers and his mother. He and several of his brothers operated a small cattle business for about five years, which eventually went bankrupt without any of them having received any pay. His mother sent him off to Oberlin, but Lou quit school and worked a year selling Manheim Mendless socks to help put brother Fred through a graduate program at Columbia. He then enrolled in the University of Wisconson at Madison, but upon the death of his brother Hal in 1915, Lou returned home to support his mother for a year. He then returned to college at Madison, bringing his mother to live with him. After Dellie found other lodgings in Boulder, Colorado with another son, Edward, Lou joined the service for the duration of WWI. He married Natalie Norton in 1922, and they lived in Montclair, New Jersey. He went into business as a broker of apples, peaches, and pears, selling mostly to companies in Germany and France. He was fairly successful in this business until the advent of WWII resulted in a loss of his overseas market, and his company went bankrupt. The family lost their house in Montclair and moved to New York City, where Lou was able to continue in the fruit business for a while longer. He was finally forced to go alone to Washington D.C., to seek the the help of two of his brothers who lived there. He found work with the government as a procurement specialist with Lend-Lease, and spent most of the war years away from home. Natalie became discouraged with their marriage, and when Lou returned home they were divorced. In his later years he worked as a journalist, authoring at least two guide books on flora and fauna of the west. He also spent much time interviewing and recording the recollections of residents of New Mexico. He was instrumental in founding the Pioneers Foundation, and spent much time and effort in finding funding for his oral history project. He was writing a biography of his mother's life at the time of his death. This work served as the basis for the biography 'Dellie' by Ruth Bradley. He also recorded a narrative biography of his own life up to the time of his divorce.

Following from a University of New Mexico biography:
Louis Bradley Blachly was born on November 5, 1889 to Andrew True Blachly and Adelle Bradley Blachly on a farm near Delta, Colorado. In high school, Lou was class president, debating team leader, and manager of the football team. He was fascinated with history, and especially with the oral pursuit of the historical record. He didn't finish high school because of illness, but nevertheless was accepted to Oberlin College in 1911. Family responsibilities forced Lou to quit Oberlin College that same year. In 1912, he continued his college education at the University of Wisconsin, Madison pursuing a degree in economics. Again, family responsibilities disrupted his college education, but in 1919, he received an A.B. degree in economics from the University of Wisconsin. In 1922, Lou Blachly married Natalie Norton, with whom he had 2 children. Much of Lou's professional career was with the federal government. His position with the Land-Lease program required frequent moves and extensive time overseas, straining his marriage. In 1947, when forced to make a choice between his marriage or his career, Lou chose his career, and he and Natalie were divorced. Blachly received a disability retirement from the government in 1949 at age 59, and then moved to Silver City via Albuquerque upon retirement. Blachly worked for the Silver City Enterprise until 1950, where he began a column called, "I'll Never Forget, " featuring recollections of old timers. Lou's childhood fascination with history and oral history was resurfacing. He was intrigued that there were still people alive who remembered the "frontier experience" and he felt an urgency to record their remembrances. In 1951, Blachly successfully met with some of Silver City's prominent businessmen to plead for support in forming the Pioneers Foundation, an organization which would record the reminiscences of the remaining "pioneers." Caeser Brock was the first of more than 150 individuals who were interviewed by the Pioneers Foundation. By 1955, Blachly had become discouraged with the Pioneers Project, and focused his attention elsewhere. Blachly moved to Tucson in 1957, where he produced 2 books, Picture Guide to Southwestern Arizona Wildflowers (1963) and Mammals, Snakes, and Lizards of the Southwest (1964). Lou Blachly died at home in Tucson on March 5, 1965. His remains were cremated and scattered in the desert near Tucson. Parents: Andrew Trew BLACHLY and Mary Adelle BRADLEY.

He was married to Natalie Norton on 16 Sep 1922 in New York City. Children were: William Norton BLACHLY, Barbara BLACHLY.

bullet Dr. Louis Daniel BLACHLY Parents: Lewis Seeley BLACHLY M.D. and Rebecca McCombs.

bullet Marcy BLACHLY was born on 31 Mar 1745. Parents: Ebenezer BLACHLY M.D. and Hannah MILLER.

bullet Margaret Ann BLACHLY Photo was born about 1976. Parents: Hugh Alexander (Alex) BLACHLY and Elizabeth (Betsy) Dunham.

She was married to Catlin Preston in May 2006. Children were: Leonard Todd Blachly Preston.

bullet Marian BLACHLY was born in 1870. Parents: John Williamson BLACHLY and Ida McConnell.

bullet Marion Minerva BLACHLY was born in 1831 in Ohio. She died in 1879. A letter to Sarah and Dan Bradley written Jan 14th 1864 makes reference to Marion as follows: "Marion has four boys living one dead. Her husband in the war and she lived on her pa's farm in a little house built for her as their property is nearly all gone. Much care on her father." Jane Trew Blachly wrote in 1875 "Marion has a hard life, but we hope that she has been a better Christian for the last two years. Hutchins is no help to her in training up her children. He has the Honor of two inventions, first a churn and a corn planter. Still they are poor." Later the same year Jane wrote "Marion has a very rough path in life. She is greatly tempted to infidelity. Talked most of the time with her father while here on the authenticity of the Scriptures. Pray for her, that Satan may not sift her as wheat." Parents: Eben BLACHLY M.D. and Minerva SEELEY.

She was married to Charles Hutchins. Children were: Blachly Hutchins , Willie Hutchins, Walter Hutchins, Ralph Hutchins, Jessie Hutchins.

bullet Mary BLACHLY was born on 29 Oct 1742. Parents: Ebenezer BLACHLY M.D. and Hannah MILLER.

bullet Mary BLACHLY was born in 1876. Parents: John Williamson BLACHLY and Ida McConnell.

bullet Mary Adele BLACHLY Parents: Bell BLACHLY and Elizabeth "Libbie" Bell(?).

bullet Maud BLACHLY Parents: James BLACHLY and Mary.

bullet Miller BLACHLY M.D. was born in 1773. He died in 1850 in Dane County, Wisconsin?. Dr. Miller Blachly II apparently practiced medicine in Mercer County, Pennsylvania. He moved to Wethersfield, Ohio about 1803. He was one of the founders of the Wethersfield Presbyterian Church in 1838 and of the local temperance society, and was a school director along with the father of President McKinley. Dr. and Mrs Blachly founded a school which was attended by non-resident pupils. The Blachlys moved to Dane County, Wisconson in 1846 with "The Ohio Settlement." The first town meeting was organized in 1848. It was said of Dr. Blachly, "Miller Blachly was a very good man, but positive, and sometimes even obstinate in adhering to his opinions."
Charles Perkins Blachly recalls of his grandfather: "Grandfather Miller Blachly and his friend, Grandpappy Luse, had adjoining farms, so they built a house in common. A family lived at each end of the house, but for convenience thay cut a doorway between the two living rooms so that at the noon hour each man would lie on the floor in his own room with the door open, and discuss religion and politics, mostly the former, grandfather being a Presbyterian and grandpappy a Campbellite. They would become very much excited at times, so that it required the presence of both wives to quiet them. The two men worked together in much of the farm work. On one occasion they were mowing in one of the meadows, Grandpappy Luse being in the lead, Grandfather Blachly following, when Grandpappy Luse ran into a Bumble-bee's nest and dropped his scythe and ran. Whereupon, Grandfather Blachly quoted scripture, saying, `The wicked flee when no man pursueth,' and kept on mowing. But on reaching the vicinity of the bumble-bees, several of them stung him and Grandpappy Luse came back with `But the wicked go on, and are punished.' They were very religious, belonged to the old school, Grandfather being an ordained minister of the Presbyterian Church. They were very much opposed to all secret societies, and I might add that all of Miller's sons were members of secret societies, except my father (Eben Blachly), as far as I know. They were anti-tobacco, anti-liquor, and anti-slavery. Grandfather Miller Blachly operated one station of the `Underground Railroad' for running negro slaves from Kentucky to Canada." Parents: Miller BLACHLY M.D. and Eleanor BOYD.

He was married to Phoebe BELL in 1795. Children were: Eben BLACHLY M.D., Miller BLACHLY M.D., Phoebe BLACHLY, Bell BLACHLY, Eleanor BLACHLY, Sarah BLACHLY.

bullet Miller BLACHLY M.D. was born on 13 Mar 1738 in Roadston. He died on 2 Dec 1815. Dr. Miller Blachly I was a surgeon of the Fourth Pennsylvania line in the Revolutionary War. He was in the battle of Trenton. Parents: Ebenezer BLACHLY M.D. and Hannah MILLER.

He was married to Eleanor BOYD in Headstone, New Jersey. Children were: Eleanor BLACHLY, William BLACHLY M.D., Miller BLACHLY M.D., Polly BLACHLY, Ebenezer BLACHLY.

bullet Miller BLACHLY M.D. Photo was born on 13 Aug 1804 in Wethersfield, Ohio. Lived near Baraboo. Parents: Miller BLACHLY M.D. and Phoebe BELL.

He was married to Mary. Children were: James BLACHLY, Boyd BLACHLY, Ann M. BLACHLY.

bullet Minerva BLACHLY was born in 1878. Married __________ Dean. Parents: Charles Perkins BLACHLY M.D. and Loua McConnell .

bullet Oscar Eben BLACHLY was born in 1828. He died in 1838. Parents: Eben BLACHLY M.D. and Minerva SEELEY.

bullet Paul Arthur BLACHLY Parents: George Alger BLACHLY .

Children were: Benjie Allen BLACHLY.

bulletDr. Paul H. BLACHLY died in 1977. Died in a boating accident with his youngest son. A psychiatrist at Lexington, KY.
Publications: Blachly, Paul H. (1976). Effects of Decriminalization of Marijuana in Oregon. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 282, 405-415.
Blachly, P.H. and B.J. Blachly. 1974. Sampling technique for medically significant drug abuse. Int. J. Addictions 9: 885-890.
Blachly, Paul H. Drug Abuse: Data and Debate. Springfield, IL: Charles C Thomas Publisher, [1970]. 8vo. 1st Edition. xvi+322+[2]pp.
Blachly, Paul H., ed. Progress in Drug Abuse. Proceedings of the Third Annual Western Institute of Drug Problems Summer School. Springfield, IL: Charles C Thomas Publisher, [1972]. 8vo. 1st Edition. xii+321+[3]pp.
Blachly, Paul H. / Disher, William / Roduner, Gregory: »Suicide by Physicians«, in: Bulletin of Suicidology, 1968, Nr. 4, S. 2 – 8 Parents: Dr. Arthur Trew BLACHLY and Mary.

He was married to Mary. One child by this marriage.

He was married to B. J. Manson. Five children by this marriage.

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