W. C. Abbott Passes
William C. Abbott, known to his friends as Pete Abbott died at his home near Paynterville during Sunday night. He had been sick of tuberculosis for a long time.
He was a man held in high esteem by his friends and acquaintances. He had lived all his life in Madison township and was well known to nearly every inhabitant. He was almost seventy years old. An obituary will be published later.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon, Elder A.M. Weaver in charge. The burial service was conducted by Mason of Stockton and Fair Play.
Cedar County Republican (Stockton, Missouri) 08 July 1926, Thur Pg 1
1900 Census
William Abbott Head M 45 Missouri
Martha Abbott Wife F 38 Missouri
Elmer Abbott Son M 18 Missouri
Fannie Abbott Dau F 15 Missouri
William Abbott Son M 12 Missouri
Frank Abbott Son M 10 Missouri
Sarah Abbott Dau F 6 Missouri
Dewey Abbott Son M 2 Missouri
William C. Abbott, known to his friends as Pete Abbott died at his home near Paynterville during Sunday night. He had been sick of tuberculosis for a long time.
He was a man held in high esteem by his friends and acquaintances. He had lived all his life in Madison township and was well known to nearly every inhabitant. He was almost seventy years old. An obituary will be published later.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon, Elder A.M. Weaver in charge. The burial service was conducted by Mason of Stockton and Fair Play.
Cedar County Republican (Stockton, Missouri) 08 July 1926, Thur Pg 1
1900 Census
William Abbott Head M 45 Missouri
Martha Abbott Wife F 38 Missouri
Elmer Abbott Son M 18 Missouri
Fannie Abbott Dau F 15 Missouri
William Abbott Son M 12 Missouri
Frank Abbott Son M 10 Missouri
Sarah Abbott Dau F 6 Missouri
Dewey Abbott Son M 2 Missouri
W. C. Abbott Passes
William C. Abbott, known to his friends as Pete Abbott died at his home near Paynterville during Sunday night. He had been sick of tuberculosis for a long time.
He was a man held in high esteem by his friends and acquaintances. He had lived all his life in Madison township and was well known to nearly every inhabitant. He was almost seventy years old. An obituary will be published later.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon, Elder A.M. Weaver in charge. The burial service was conducted by Mason of Stockton and Fair Play.
Cedar County Republican (Stockton, Missouri) 08 July 1926, Thur Pg 1
1900 Census
William Abbott Head M 45 Missouri
Martha Abbott Wife F 38 Missouri
Elmer Abbott Son M 18 Missouri
Fannie Abbott Dau F 15 Missouri
William Abbott Son M 12 Missouri
Frank Abbott Son M 10 Missouri
Sarah Abbott Dau F 6 Missouri
Dewey Abbott Son M 2 Missouri
William C. Abbott, known to his friends as Pete Abbott died at his home near Paynterville during Sunday night. He had been sick of tuberculosis for a long time.
He was a man held in high esteem by his friends and acquaintances. He had lived all his life in Madison township and was well known to nearly every inhabitant. He was almost seventy years old. An obituary will be published later.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon, Elder A.M. Weaver in charge. The burial service was conducted by Mason of Stockton and Fair Play.
Cedar County Republican (Stockton, Missouri) 08 July 1926, Thur Pg 1
1900 Census
William Abbott Head M 45 Missouri
Martha Abbott Wife F 38 Missouri
Elmer Abbott Son M 18 Missouri
Fannie Abbott Dau F 15 Missouri
William Abbott Son M 12 Missouri
Frank Abbott Son M 10 Missouri
Sarah Abbott Dau F 6 Missouri
Dewey Abbott Son M 2 Missouri
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