Clinton David Abbott, 26, retired lay operator for Futorian Manufacturing Co. and retired farmer, died Thursday, May 13, 1993 at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo.
Burial in Clarkson cemetery.
He was a World war II Army veteran and a member of Cumberland Baptist Church.
Mr. Abbott, the husband of Ouida Abbott, also leaves two daughters, Joyce Perriman of Maben and Rose Palmertree of Calhoun City; a son Earl Abbott of Eupora; two sisters, Annie Opal Hood of Ackerman and Mozell Hood of Eupora; four brothers, Charlie Edward Abbott of Woodland, James J. Abbott of Maben, Woodrow Wilson Abbott of Calhoun City and Hilman Abbott of Mantee; five grandchildren and a great-grandchild.
Published in The Commercial Appeal Friday, May 14, 1993
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Enlist on August 18th, 1941 in Camp Shelby (Mississippi)
A.S.N: #34 132 475
Joined the 117th Cav. Rec. Sqdn (Mecz) - S2-3 troop - S-2’s Half-Track Driver
Technician Fifth Grade
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Burial in Clarkson cemetery.
He was a World war II Army veteran and a member of Cumberland Baptist Church.
Mr. Abbott, the husband of Ouida Abbott, also leaves two daughters, Joyce Perriman of Maben and Rose Palmertree of Calhoun City; a son Earl Abbott of Eupora; two sisters, Annie Opal Hood of Ackerman and Mozell Hood of Eupora; four brothers, Charlie Edward Abbott of Woodland, James J. Abbott of Maben, Woodrow Wilson Abbott of Calhoun City and Hilman Abbott of Mantee; five grandchildren and a great-grandchild.
Published in The Commercial Appeal Friday, May 14, 1993
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Enlist on August 18th, 1941 in Camp Shelby (Mississippi)
A.S.N: #34 132 475
Joined the 117th Cav. Rec. Sqdn (Mecz) - S2-3 troop - S-2’s Half-Track Driver
Technician Fifth Grade
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Clinton David Abbott, 26, retired lay operator for Futorian Manufacturing Co. and retired farmer, died Thursday, May 13, 1993 at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo.
Burial in Clarkson cemetery.
He was a World war II Army veteran and a member of Cumberland Baptist Church.
Mr. Abbott, the husband of Ouida Abbott, also leaves two daughters, Joyce Perriman of Maben and Rose Palmertree of Calhoun City; a son Earl Abbott of Eupora; two sisters, Annie Opal Hood of Ackerman and Mozell Hood of Eupora; four brothers, Charlie Edward Abbott of Woodland, James J. Abbott of Maben, Woodrow Wilson Abbott of Calhoun City and Hilman Abbott of Mantee; five grandchildren and a great-grandchild.
Published in The Commercial Appeal Friday, May 14, 1993
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Enlist on August 18th, 1941 in Camp Shelby (Mississippi)
A.S.N: #34 132 475
Joined the 117th Cav. Rec. Sqdn (Mecz) - S2-3 troop - S-2’s Half-Track Driver
Technician Fifth Grade
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Burial in Clarkson cemetery.
He was a World war II Army veteran and a member of Cumberland Baptist Church.
Mr. Abbott, the husband of Ouida Abbott, also leaves two daughters, Joyce Perriman of Maben and Rose Palmertree of Calhoun City; a son Earl Abbott of Eupora; two sisters, Annie Opal Hood of Ackerman and Mozell Hood of Eupora; four brothers, Charlie Edward Abbott of Woodland, James J. Abbott of Maben, Woodrow Wilson Abbott of Calhoun City and Hilman Abbott of Mantee; five grandchildren and a great-grandchild.
Published in The Commercial Appeal Friday, May 14, 1993
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Enlist on August 18th, 1941 in Camp Shelby (Mississippi)
A.S.N: #34 132 475
Joined the 117th Cav. Rec. Sqdn (Mecz) - S2-3 troop - S-2’s Half-Track Driver
Technician Fifth Grade
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