Parents:
Spouse:
Lizzie Whitehall Abacco
Siblings:
Fyne Abacco
Jack Abacco
****
"A wireless message via Norfolk was received in New York Wednesday bearing news of the death of Joseph Abacco, of the Abacco Brothers, comedy acrobats en route by steamer to Cuba. Abacco sailed Tuesday with a show which was booked to play the principal cities of Cuba, but one day out was stricken with pneumonia and succumbed within a short time. He was buried at sea. The Abacco team was formerly known as Fyne and Dandy." (New York Variety, late November 1906)
"Joe, Fyne and Jack Abacco mourn the loss of their mother who died March 26 at her home in Brooklyn." (New York Clipper, 15 April 1905)
Joseph Abacco is found in an 1898 directory for Brooklyn, New York.
Joseph married entertainer Lizzie Whitehall but they later separated.
Spouse:
Lizzie Whitehall Abacco
Siblings:
Fyne Abacco
Jack Abacco
****
"A wireless message via Norfolk was received in New York Wednesday bearing news of the death of Joseph Abacco, of the Abacco Brothers, comedy acrobats en route by steamer to Cuba. Abacco sailed Tuesday with a show which was booked to play the principal cities of Cuba, but one day out was stricken with pneumonia and succumbed within a short time. He was buried at sea. The Abacco team was formerly known as Fyne and Dandy." (New York Variety, late November 1906)
"Joe, Fyne and Jack Abacco mourn the loss of their mother who died March 26 at her home in Brooklyn." (New York Clipper, 15 April 1905)
Joseph Abacco is found in an 1898 directory for Brooklyn, New York.
Joseph married entertainer Lizzie Whitehall but they later separated.
Parents:
Spouse:
Lizzie Whitehall Abacco
Siblings:
Fyne Abacco
Jack Abacco
****
"A wireless message via Norfolk was received in New York Wednesday bearing news of the death of Joseph Abacco, of the Abacco Brothers, comedy acrobats en route by steamer to Cuba. Abacco sailed Tuesday with a show which was booked to play the principal cities of Cuba, but one day out was stricken with pneumonia and succumbed within a short time. He was buried at sea. The Abacco team was formerly known as Fyne and Dandy." (New York Variety, late November 1906)
"Joe, Fyne and Jack Abacco mourn the loss of their mother who died March 26 at her home in Brooklyn." (New York Clipper, 15 April 1905)
Joseph Abacco is found in an 1898 directory for Brooklyn, New York.
Joseph married entertainer Lizzie Whitehall but they later separated.
Spouse:
Lizzie Whitehall Abacco
Siblings:
Fyne Abacco
Jack Abacco
****
"A wireless message via Norfolk was received in New York Wednesday bearing news of the death of Joseph Abacco, of the Abacco Brothers, comedy acrobats en route by steamer to Cuba. Abacco sailed Tuesday with a show which was booked to play the principal cities of Cuba, but one day out was stricken with pneumonia and succumbed within a short time. He was buried at sea. The Abacco team was formerly known as Fyne and Dandy." (New York Variety, late November 1906)
"Joe, Fyne and Jack Abacco mourn the loss of their mother who died March 26 at her home in Brooklyn." (New York Clipper, 15 April 1905)
Joseph Abacco is found in an 1898 directory for Brooklyn, New York.
Joseph married entertainer Lizzie Whitehall but they later separated.
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