David Beebe Abbey
Co G First N Y Dragoons
Died: 7 Nov 1912
Aug 9, 1862, enlisted in Co. G. First N.Y. Volunteers, discharged June 1865. June 1, 1864, wounded in the neck at Battle of Cold Harbor.
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Message rec'd: "Enlisted 05 Aug 1862 in Allen, Allegany, New York, United States; mustered out 16 Sep 1862. Regiment: 1st New York Dragoons. Wounded At Cold Harbor - a ball went in the side of his face and came out the back of his neck. Fully recovered and sound, per New York, Town Clerks Registers of Men Who Served in the Civil War,
ca 1861-1865"
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Father: David ABBEY b: 1 Apr 1792 in Birdsall, Allegany Co., NY
Mother: Phoebe TRAVIS b: 17 Jun 1802
Married: 1) Amanda Bacon of Allen
Children
William Edison Abbey
Married: 2) Mary Jane Tucker
Married: 3) Mrs. Vina Fuller
Other Children
Dau Abbey, who married Philip Deming, and lived in Belmont.
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Angelica Collectanea, published in 1955:
"ABBEY, DAVID B. Born in Onondaga County, Mar. 25, 1839; died Mar. 7, 1913 ?, at Angelica. First married to Miss Amanda Bacon of Allen, who died some years ago; later married Miss Mary Jane Tucker, who died soon afterward; a few years ago married Mrs. Vina Fuller, who survives. Other survivors include a son, William of Birdsall No. 1; a daughter, Mrs. Philip Deming, Belmont; brothers, Gehial of Angelica; Charles of Edwards, Miss.; Thomas of Michigan; George of Ohio; also a sister Mrs. Davis, present home unknown. Aug. 9, 1862, he enlisted in Co. G., 130th N.Y. Volunteers, discharged June 1865. June 1, 1864, wounded in the neck at Battle of Cold Harbor. Buried in Angelica. Lot 129."
Note: Book appears to have had an error in it, as to the death date.
Co G First N Y Dragoons
Died: 7 Nov 1912
Aug 9, 1862, enlisted in Co. G. First N.Y. Volunteers, discharged June 1865. June 1, 1864, wounded in the neck at Battle of Cold Harbor.
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Message rec'd: "Enlisted 05 Aug 1862 in Allen, Allegany, New York, United States; mustered out 16 Sep 1862. Regiment: 1st New York Dragoons. Wounded At Cold Harbor - a ball went in the side of his face and came out the back of his neck. Fully recovered and sound, per New York, Town Clerks Registers of Men Who Served in the Civil War,
ca 1861-1865"
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Father: David ABBEY b: 1 Apr 1792 in Birdsall, Allegany Co., NY
Mother: Phoebe TRAVIS b: 17 Jun 1802
Married: 1) Amanda Bacon of Allen
Children
William Edison Abbey
Married: 2) Mary Jane Tucker
Married: 3) Mrs. Vina Fuller
Other Children
Dau Abbey, who married Philip Deming, and lived in Belmont.
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Angelica Collectanea, published in 1955:
"ABBEY, DAVID B. Born in Onondaga County, Mar. 25, 1839; died Mar. 7, 1913 ?, at Angelica. First married to Miss Amanda Bacon of Allen, who died some years ago; later married Miss Mary Jane Tucker, who died soon afterward; a few years ago married Mrs. Vina Fuller, who survives. Other survivors include a son, William of Birdsall No. 1; a daughter, Mrs. Philip Deming, Belmont; brothers, Gehial of Angelica; Charles of Edwards, Miss.; Thomas of Michigan; George of Ohio; also a sister Mrs. Davis, present home unknown. Aug. 9, 1862, he enlisted in Co. G., 130th N.Y. Volunteers, discharged June 1865. June 1, 1864, wounded in the neck at Battle of Cold Harbor. Buried in Angelica. Lot 129."
Note: Book appears to have had an error in it, as to the death date.
David Beebe Abbey
Co G First N Y Dragoons
Died: 7 Nov 1912
Aug 9, 1862, enlisted in Co. G. First N.Y. Volunteers, discharged June 1865. June 1, 1864, wounded in the neck at Battle of Cold Harbor.
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Message rec'd: "Enlisted 05 Aug 1862 in Allen, Allegany, New York, United States; mustered out 16 Sep 1862. Regiment: 1st New York Dragoons. Wounded At Cold Harbor - a ball went in the side of his face and came out the back of his neck. Fully recovered and sound, per New York, Town Clerks Registers of Men Who Served in the Civil War,
ca 1861-1865"
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Father: David ABBEY b: 1 Apr 1792 in Birdsall, Allegany Co., NY
Mother: Phoebe TRAVIS b: 17 Jun 1802
Married: 1) Amanda Bacon of Allen
Children
William Edison Abbey
Married: 2) Mary Jane Tucker
Married: 3) Mrs. Vina Fuller
Other Children
Dau Abbey, who married Philip Deming, and lived in Belmont.
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Angelica Collectanea, published in 1955:
"ABBEY, DAVID B. Born in Onondaga County, Mar. 25, 1839; died Mar. 7, 1913 ?, at Angelica. First married to Miss Amanda Bacon of Allen, who died some years ago; later married Miss Mary Jane Tucker, who died soon afterward; a few years ago married Mrs. Vina Fuller, who survives. Other survivors include a son, William of Birdsall No. 1; a daughter, Mrs. Philip Deming, Belmont; brothers, Gehial of Angelica; Charles of Edwards, Miss.; Thomas of Michigan; George of Ohio; also a sister Mrs. Davis, present home unknown. Aug. 9, 1862, he enlisted in Co. G., 130th N.Y. Volunteers, discharged June 1865. June 1, 1864, wounded in the neck at Battle of Cold Harbor. Buried in Angelica. Lot 129."
Note: Book appears to have had an error in it, as to the death date.
Co G First N Y Dragoons
Died: 7 Nov 1912
Aug 9, 1862, enlisted in Co. G. First N.Y. Volunteers, discharged June 1865. June 1, 1864, wounded in the neck at Battle of Cold Harbor.
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Message rec'd: "Enlisted 05 Aug 1862 in Allen, Allegany, New York, United States; mustered out 16 Sep 1862. Regiment: 1st New York Dragoons. Wounded At Cold Harbor - a ball went in the side of his face and came out the back of his neck. Fully recovered and sound, per New York, Town Clerks Registers of Men Who Served in the Civil War,
ca 1861-1865"
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Father: David ABBEY b: 1 Apr 1792 in Birdsall, Allegany Co., NY
Mother: Phoebe TRAVIS b: 17 Jun 1802
Married: 1) Amanda Bacon of Allen
Children
William Edison Abbey
Married: 2) Mary Jane Tucker
Married: 3) Mrs. Vina Fuller
Other Children
Dau Abbey, who married Philip Deming, and lived in Belmont.
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Angelica Collectanea, published in 1955:
"ABBEY, DAVID B. Born in Onondaga County, Mar. 25, 1839; died Mar. 7, 1913 ?, at Angelica. First married to Miss Amanda Bacon of Allen, who died some years ago; later married Miss Mary Jane Tucker, who died soon afterward; a few years ago married Mrs. Vina Fuller, who survives. Other survivors include a son, William of Birdsall No. 1; a daughter, Mrs. Philip Deming, Belmont; brothers, Gehial of Angelica; Charles of Edwards, Miss.; Thomas of Michigan; George of Ohio; also a sister Mrs. Davis, present home unknown. Aug. 9, 1862, he enlisted in Co. G., 130th N.Y. Volunteers, discharged June 1865. June 1, 1864, wounded in the neck at Battle of Cold Harbor. Buried in Angelica. Lot 129."
Note: Book appears to have had an error in it, as to the death date.
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