Mr. Daniel Osborn Abbe
Age: 69 yrs. 1 mo. 7 dys.
S/O Daniel Josiah Abbe (5 Aug 1825-15 Apr 1895) & Amelia Vosburgh (Osborn) Abbe (25 Aug 1825-8 Feb 1873)
H/O (1) Fannie Almira (Parker) Abbe (2 Sep 1856-11 Jan 1896); m 9 Sep 1878
F/O Leslie Parker Abbe (21 Aug 1879-7 Sep 1942)
F/O Earl Clifton Abbe, I (29 Dec 1880-21 Jun 1948)
F/O Alice Estelle Abbe (20 Mar 1882-23 Jun 1886)
F/O Edith May (Abbe) Dickson (25 Sep 1884-1956)
F/O Russell Ervin Abbe (11 Nov 1886-18 May 1944)
H/O (2) Emma Jane (Galagher) Abbe (20 Jan 1857-5 Apr 1923); m Dec 1896, New York City
F/O Amelia Irene Abbe (8 Nov 1898-20 Jun 1983)
F/O Florence Whitten (Abbe) Marsh (13 Jul 1900-29 Apr 1992)
Member of Capitol Lodge #301, New England Order of Protection
Subject of entry 838 of "Abbe-Abbey Genealogy: In Memory of John Abbe and His Descendants" by Cleveland Abbe and Josephine Genung Nichols, 1916.
That states that Daniel lived in Windsor, CT in 1916 and previously lived in Hartford, CT and New York City. Other documentation shows residence in Ellington, CT (1860), Enfield (1870), Windsor Locks (1880 & 1900), and Hartford (1910 & 1920).
Daniel owned a harness shop in Suffield or Windsor Locks (pictured above). References to his occupation are Farm Laborer (1870), Harness Maker (1880), Hames Dealer (1900), Leather Worker in Factory (1910), Bootmaker (1911), and Carriage Fitter in Typewriter Factory (1920).
Obituary, The Hartford (CT) Courant, 11 Oct 1925:
The funeral of Daniel O. Abbe of No. 1,623 Park street, who died suddenly Wednesday [7 Oct] at Truro, Mass., was held yesterday afternoon at Grace Episcopal Church, New Park avenue, this city. Rev. Frederick F. B. Nason, the rector, officiated. The church choir, under the direction of the organist, Lester Marsh, a son-in-law of Mr. Abbe, sang "Hark, Hark, My Soul." "The Church Is One Foundation," "Peace, Perfect Peace" and "O, What the Joy and Glory Must Do." The bearers were Earl H. Abbe of Longmeadow, Mass. and Harry B. Parker of South Windsor and L.C. Noyes, James C. Edgerton, H.L. Covey and Warren S. Kneeland of this city. The burial was in Spring Grove Cemetery, Windsor Locks.
Mr. Abbe was a resident of Windsor Locks for many years, up to fifteen years ago, being engaged in the harness business there prior to coming to Hartford to enter the employ of the Smith-Worthington Company, harness manufacturers. For some time, he was the Windsor Locks correspondent of "The Courant." He retired a few years ago on account of ill health and spent the last eight summers at the summer residence of his son, Dr. Leslie P. Abbe of this city, at Truro, on Cape Cod. It was here that he was suddenly attacked by angina pectoris and died.
Mr. Abbe was 69 years old, a native of East Windsor. His first wife, Fannie A. (Parker) Abbe died many years ago. His second wife, Emma (Gallagher) Abbe died three years ago. He leaves three sons, Dr. Abbe of this city, Earl Clifton Abbe of Longmeadow, Mass., and Russell E. Abbe of Park road, West Hartford; and three daughters, Mrs. Robert H. Dickson of Irvington, N.J., Amelia Irene Abbe of No. 1,623 Park street, this city, and Mrs. Lester Marsh of No. 62 Donlauger avenue, West Hartford, and six grandchildren. Mr. Abbe was a member of Grace Church and was for many years a member of the vestry of St. Paul's Church, Windsor Locks. He was a member of Capitol Lodge, New England Order of Protection, representatives of which participated in the funeral service.
Funeral Notice, The Hartford (CT) Courant, 13 Oct 1925:
Funeral of Daniel O. Abbe.
The funeral of Daniel O. Abbe of No. 1623 Park street was held Saturday afternoon at Grace Church. Rev. Frederick F. H. Nason, pastor, conducted the service. The church choir, under the direction of the organist, Lester Marsh, son-in-law of Mr. Abbe, sang "Hark, Hark, My Soul," "The Church's One Foundation," "Peace, Perfect Peace" and "O, What the Joy and Glory Must Be." The bearers were Earl H. Abbe of Longmeadow, Mass., a son; Harry B. Parker of South Windsor, L.C. Noyes, James C. Edgerton, H.L. Covey and Warren S. Kneeland of Hartford. The burial was in Spring Grove Cemetery, Windsor Locks. Mr. Abbe was in the harness business for several years, and later was with the Smith-Worthington Company, this city. He was born in East Windsor and was 69 years old. He was a member of Grace Church and Capitol City Lodge, New England Order of Protection.
Age: 69 yrs. 1 mo. 7 dys.
S/O Daniel Josiah Abbe (5 Aug 1825-15 Apr 1895) & Amelia Vosburgh (Osborn) Abbe (25 Aug 1825-8 Feb 1873)
H/O (1) Fannie Almira (Parker) Abbe (2 Sep 1856-11 Jan 1896); m 9 Sep 1878
F/O Leslie Parker Abbe (21 Aug 1879-7 Sep 1942)
F/O Earl Clifton Abbe, I (29 Dec 1880-21 Jun 1948)
F/O Alice Estelle Abbe (20 Mar 1882-23 Jun 1886)
F/O Edith May (Abbe) Dickson (25 Sep 1884-1956)
F/O Russell Ervin Abbe (11 Nov 1886-18 May 1944)
H/O (2) Emma Jane (Galagher) Abbe (20 Jan 1857-5 Apr 1923); m Dec 1896, New York City
F/O Amelia Irene Abbe (8 Nov 1898-20 Jun 1983)
F/O Florence Whitten (Abbe) Marsh (13 Jul 1900-29 Apr 1992)
Member of Capitol Lodge #301, New England Order of Protection
Subject of entry 838 of "Abbe-Abbey Genealogy: In Memory of John Abbe and His Descendants" by Cleveland Abbe and Josephine Genung Nichols, 1916.
That states that Daniel lived in Windsor, CT in 1916 and previously lived in Hartford, CT and New York City. Other documentation shows residence in Ellington, CT (1860), Enfield (1870), Windsor Locks (1880 & 1900), and Hartford (1910 & 1920).
Daniel owned a harness shop in Suffield or Windsor Locks (pictured above). References to his occupation are Farm Laborer (1870), Harness Maker (1880), Hames Dealer (1900), Leather Worker in Factory (1910), Bootmaker (1911), and Carriage Fitter in Typewriter Factory (1920).
Obituary, The Hartford (CT) Courant, 11 Oct 1925:
The funeral of Daniel O. Abbe of No. 1,623 Park street, who died suddenly Wednesday [7 Oct] at Truro, Mass., was held yesterday afternoon at Grace Episcopal Church, New Park avenue, this city. Rev. Frederick F. B. Nason, the rector, officiated. The church choir, under the direction of the organist, Lester Marsh, a son-in-law of Mr. Abbe, sang "Hark, Hark, My Soul." "The Church Is One Foundation," "Peace, Perfect Peace" and "O, What the Joy and Glory Must Do." The bearers were Earl H. Abbe of Longmeadow, Mass. and Harry B. Parker of South Windsor and L.C. Noyes, James C. Edgerton, H.L. Covey and Warren S. Kneeland of this city. The burial was in Spring Grove Cemetery, Windsor Locks.
Mr. Abbe was a resident of Windsor Locks for many years, up to fifteen years ago, being engaged in the harness business there prior to coming to Hartford to enter the employ of the Smith-Worthington Company, harness manufacturers. For some time, he was the Windsor Locks correspondent of "The Courant." He retired a few years ago on account of ill health and spent the last eight summers at the summer residence of his son, Dr. Leslie P. Abbe of this city, at Truro, on Cape Cod. It was here that he was suddenly attacked by angina pectoris and died.
Mr. Abbe was 69 years old, a native of East Windsor. His first wife, Fannie A. (Parker) Abbe died many years ago. His second wife, Emma (Gallagher) Abbe died three years ago. He leaves three sons, Dr. Abbe of this city, Earl Clifton Abbe of Longmeadow, Mass., and Russell E. Abbe of Park road, West Hartford; and three daughters, Mrs. Robert H. Dickson of Irvington, N.J., Amelia Irene Abbe of No. 1,623 Park street, this city, and Mrs. Lester Marsh of No. 62 Donlauger avenue, West Hartford, and six grandchildren. Mr. Abbe was a member of Grace Church and was for many years a member of the vestry of St. Paul's Church, Windsor Locks. He was a member of Capitol Lodge, New England Order of Protection, representatives of which participated in the funeral service.
Funeral Notice, The Hartford (CT) Courant, 13 Oct 1925:
Funeral of Daniel O. Abbe.
The funeral of Daniel O. Abbe of No. 1623 Park street was held Saturday afternoon at Grace Church. Rev. Frederick F. H. Nason, pastor, conducted the service. The church choir, under the direction of the organist, Lester Marsh, son-in-law of Mr. Abbe, sang "Hark, Hark, My Soul," "The Church's One Foundation," "Peace, Perfect Peace" and "O, What the Joy and Glory Must Be." The bearers were Earl H. Abbe of Longmeadow, Mass., a son; Harry B. Parker of South Windsor, L.C. Noyes, James C. Edgerton, H.L. Covey and Warren S. Kneeland of Hartford. The burial was in Spring Grove Cemetery, Windsor Locks. Mr. Abbe was in the harness business for several years, and later was with the Smith-Worthington Company, this city. He was born in East Windsor and was 69 years old. He was a member of Grace Church and Capitol City Lodge, New England Order of Protection.
Mr. Daniel Osborn Abbe
Age: 69 yrs. 1 mo. 7 dys.
S/O Daniel Josiah Abbe (5 Aug 1825-15 Apr 1895) & Amelia Vosburgh (Osborn) Abbe (25 Aug 1825-8 Feb 1873)
H/O (1) Fannie Almira (Parker) Abbe (2 Sep 1856-11 Jan 1896); m 9 Sep 1878
F/O Leslie Parker Abbe (21 Aug 1879-7 Sep 1942)
F/O Earl Clifton Abbe, I (29 Dec 1880-21 Jun 1948)
F/O Alice Estelle Abbe (20 Mar 1882-23 Jun 1886)
F/O Edith May (Abbe) Dickson (25 Sep 1884-1956)
F/O Russell Ervin Abbe (11 Nov 1886-18 May 1944)
H/O (2) Emma Jane (Galagher) Abbe (20 Jan 1857-5 Apr 1923); m Dec 1896, New York City
F/O Amelia Irene Abbe (8 Nov 1898-20 Jun 1983)
F/O Florence Whitten (Abbe) Marsh (13 Jul 1900-29 Apr 1992)
Member of Capitol Lodge #301, New England Order of Protection
Subject of entry 838 of "Abbe-Abbey Genealogy: In Memory of John Abbe and His Descendants" by Cleveland Abbe and Josephine Genung Nichols, 1916.
That states that Daniel lived in Windsor, CT in 1916 and previously lived in Hartford, CT and New York City. Other documentation shows residence in Ellington, CT (1860), Enfield (1870), Windsor Locks (1880 & 1900), and Hartford (1910 & 1920).
Daniel owned a harness shop in Suffield or Windsor Locks (pictured above). References to his occupation are Farm Laborer (1870), Harness Maker (1880), Hames Dealer (1900), Leather Worker in Factory (1910), Bootmaker (1911), and Carriage Fitter in Typewriter Factory (1920).
Obituary, The Hartford (CT) Courant, 11 Oct 1925:
The funeral of Daniel O. Abbe of No. 1,623 Park street, who died suddenly Wednesday [7 Oct] at Truro, Mass., was held yesterday afternoon at Grace Episcopal Church, New Park avenue, this city. Rev. Frederick F. B. Nason, the rector, officiated. The church choir, under the direction of the organist, Lester Marsh, a son-in-law of Mr. Abbe, sang "Hark, Hark, My Soul." "The Church Is One Foundation," "Peace, Perfect Peace" and "O, What the Joy and Glory Must Do." The bearers were Earl H. Abbe of Longmeadow, Mass. and Harry B. Parker of South Windsor and L.C. Noyes, James C. Edgerton, H.L. Covey and Warren S. Kneeland of this city. The burial was in Spring Grove Cemetery, Windsor Locks.
Mr. Abbe was a resident of Windsor Locks for many years, up to fifteen years ago, being engaged in the harness business there prior to coming to Hartford to enter the employ of the Smith-Worthington Company, harness manufacturers. For some time, he was the Windsor Locks correspondent of "The Courant." He retired a few years ago on account of ill health and spent the last eight summers at the summer residence of his son, Dr. Leslie P. Abbe of this city, at Truro, on Cape Cod. It was here that he was suddenly attacked by angina pectoris and died.
Mr. Abbe was 69 years old, a native of East Windsor. His first wife, Fannie A. (Parker) Abbe died many years ago. His second wife, Emma (Gallagher) Abbe died three years ago. He leaves three sons, Dr. Abbe of this city, Earl Clifton Abbe of Longmeadow, Mass., and Russell E. Abbe of Park road, West Hartford; and three daughters, Mrs. Robert H. Dickson of Irvington, N.J., Amelia Irene Abbe of No. 1,623 Park street, this city, and Mrs. Lester Marsh of No. 62 Donlauger avenue, West Hartford, and six grandchildren. Mr. Abbe was a member of Grace Church and was for many years a member of the vestry of St. Paul's Church, Windsor Locks. He was a member of Capitol Lodge, New England Order of Protection, representatives of which participated in the funeral service.
Funeral Notice, The Hartford (CT) Courant, 13 Oct 1925:
Funeral of Daniel O. Abbe.
The funeral of Daniel O. Abbe of No. 1623 Park street was held Saturday afternoon at Grace Church. Rev. Frederick F. H. Nason, pastor, conducted the service. The church choir, under the direction of the organist, Lester Marsh, son-in-law of Mr. Abbe, sang "Hark, Hark, My Soul," "The Church's One Foundation," "Peace, Perfect Peace" and "O, What the Joy and Glory Must Be." The bearers were Earl H. Abbe of Longmeadow, Mass., a son; Harry B. Parker of South Windsor, L.C. Noyes, James C. Edgerton, H.L. Covey and Warren S. Kneeland of Hartford. The burial was in Spring Grove Cemetery, Windsor Locks. Mr. Abbe was in the harness business for several years, and later was with the Smith-Worthington Company, this city. He was born in East Windsor and was 69 years old. He was a member of Grace Church and Capitol City Lodge, New England Order of Protection.
Age: 69 yrs. 1 mo. 7 dys.
S/O Daniel Josiah Abbe (5 Aug 1825-15 Apr 1895) & Amelia Vosburgh (Osborn) Abbe (25 Aug 1825-8 Feb 1873)
H/O (1) Fannie Almira (Parker) Abbe (2 Sep 1856-11 Jan 1896); m 9 Sep 1878
F/O Leslie Parker Abbe (21 Aug 1879-7 Sep 1942)
F/O Earl Clifton Abbe, I (29 Dec 1880-21 Jun 1948)
F/O Alice Estelle Abbe (20 Mar 1882-23 Jun 1886)
F/O Edith May (Abbe) Dickson (25 Sep 1884-1956)
F/O Russell Ervin Abbe (11 Nov 1886-18 May 1944)
H/O (2) Emma Jane (Galagher) Abbe (20 Jan 1857-5 Apr 1923); m Dec 1896, New York City
F/O Amelia Irene Abbe (8 Nov 1898-20 Jun 1983)
F/O Florence Whitten (Abbe) Marsh (13 Jul 1900-29 Apr 1992)
Member of Capitol Lodge #301, New England Order of Protection
Subject of entry 838 of "Abbe-Abbey Genealogy: In Memory of John Abbe and His Descendants" by Cleveland Abbe and Josephine Genung Nichols, 1916.
That states that Daniel lived in Windsor, CT in 1916 and previously lived in Hartford, CT and New York City. Other documentation shows residence in Ellington, CT (1860), Enfield (1870), Windsor Locks (1880 & 1900), and Hartford (1910 & 1920).
Daniel owned a harness shop in Suffield or Windsor Locks (pictured above). References to his occupation are Farm Laborer (1870), Harness Maker (1880), Hames Dealer (1900), Leather Worker in Factory (1910), Bootmaker (1911), and Carriage Fitter in Typewriter Factory (1920).
Obituary, The Hartford (CT) Courant, 11 Oct 1925:
The funeral of Daniel O. Abbe of No. 1,623 Park street, who died suddenly Wednesday [7 Oct] at Truro, Mass., was held yesterday afternoon at Grace Episcopal Church, New Park avenue, this city. Rev. Frederick F. B. Nason, the rector, officiated. The church choir, under the direction of the organist, Lester Marsh, a son-in-law of Mr. Abbe, sang "Hark, Hark, My Soul." "The Church Is One Foundation," "Peace, Perfect Peace" and "O, What the Joy and Glory Must Do." The bearers were Earl H. Abbe of Longmeadow, Mass. and Harry B. Parker of South Windsor and L.C. Noyes, James C. Edgerton, H.L. Covey and Warren S. Kneeland of this city. The burial was in Spring Grove Cemetery, Windsor Locks.
Mr. Abbe was a resident of Windsor Locks for many years, up to fifteen years ago, being engaged in the harness business there prior to coming to Hartford to enter the employ of the Smith-Worthington Company, harness manufacturers. For some time, he was the Windsor Locks correspondent of "The Courant." He retired a few years ago on account of ill health and spent the last eight summers at the summer residence of his son, Dr. Leslie P. Abbe of this city, at Truro, on Cape Cod. It was here that he was suddenly attacked by angina pectoris and died.
Mr. Abbe was 69 years old, a native of East Windsor. His first wife, Fannie A. (Parker) Abbe died many years ago. His second wife, Emma (Gallagher) Abbe died three years ago. He leaves three sons, Dr. Abbe of this city, Earl Clifton Abbe of Longmeadow, Mass., and Russell E. Abbe of Park road, West Hartford; and three daughters, Mrs. Robert H. Dickson of Irvington, N.J., Amelia Irene Abbe of No. 1,623 Park street, this city, and Mrs. Lester Marsh of No. 62 Donlauger avenue, West Hartford, and six grandchildren. Mr. Abbe was a member of Grace Church and was for many years a member of the vestry of St. Paul's Church, Windsor Locks. He was a member of Capitol Lodge, New England Order of Protection, representatives of which participated in the funeral service.
Funeral Notice, The Hartford (CT) Courant, 13 Oct 1925:
Funeral of Daniel O. Abbe.
The funeral of Daniel O. Abbe of No. 1623 Park street was held Saturday afternoon at Grace Church. Rev. Frederick F. H. Nason, pastor, conducted the service. The church choir, under the direction of the organist, Lester Marsh, son-in-law of Mr. Abbe, sang "Hark, Hark, My Soul," "The Church's One Foundation," "Peace, Perfect Peace" and "O, What the Joy and Glory Must Be." The bearers were Earl H. Abbe of Longmeadow, Mass., a son; Harry B. Parker of South Windsor, L.C. Noyes, James C. Edgerton, H.L. Covey and Warren S. Kneeland of Hartford. The burial was in Spring Grove Cemetery, Windsor Locks. Mr. Abbe was in the harness business for several years, and later was with the Smith-Worthington Company, this city. He was born in East Windsor and was 69 years old. He was a member of Grace Church and Capitol City Lodge, New England Order of Protection.
Inscription
(plot stone reverse)
DANIEL O. ABBE
AUG. 31, 1856 – OCT. 7, 1925
HIS WIFE
FANNIE A. PARKER
SEPT. 2, 1856 – JAN. 11, 1896
DAUGHTER
ALICE
MAR. 20, 1882 – JUNE 23, 1886
(plot stone obverse) ABBE
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