Matthew T. Abbott, died at the Soldiers' Home in Danville, Ill., at 9 o'clock last night, aged 84 years.
W.A. Fox has gone after the remains, expecting to return here with them on the Big Four train due at 7:35 tomorrow morning and they will be taken to the home of John M. Huff, two miles east of the city, Mrs. (Laura) Huff being his daughter. The funeral will occur on Thursday, the hour to be announced later.
Matthew T. Abbott was (born in New Castle, Henry Co. IN ?), but moved to Iowa in the late fifties. He enlisted in the army from that state and served faithfully to the end. After the war he returned to Henry Co. and lived here until he entered the Soldiers Home in Danville, ILL two or three years since. He was a Civil War Vet serving from 1861-1865.
(We found two census records in in 1860 Nuscatine Iowa and the other in Ohio in 1870 both had born NJ.)
When he married Cordelia in 1898 he listed his mother as Catherine Harden.
W.A. Fox has gone after the remains, expecting to return here with them on the Big Four train due at 7:35 tomorrow morning and they will be taken to the home of John M. Huff, two miles east of the city, Mrs. (Laura) Huff being his daughter. The funeral will occur on Thursday, the hour to be announced later.
Matthew T. Abbott was (born in New Castle, Henry Co. IN ?), but moved to Iowa in the late fifties. He enlisted in the army from that state and served faithfully to the end. After the war he returned to Henry Co. and lived here until he entered the Soldiers Home in Danville, ILL two or three years since. He was a Civil War Vet serving from 1861-1865.
(We found two census records in in 1860 Nuscatine Iowa and the other in Ohio in 1870 both had born NJ.)
When he married Cordelia in 1898 he listed his mother as Catherine Harden.
Matthew T. Abbott, died at the Soldiers' Home in Danville, Ill., at 9 o'clock last night, aged 84 years.
W.A. Fox has gone after the remains, expecting to return here with them on the Big Four train due at 7:35 tomorrow morning and they will be taken to the home of John M. Huff, two miles east of the city, Mrs. (Laura) Huff being his daughter. The funeral will occur on Thursday, the hour to be announced later.
Matthew T. Abbott was (born in New Castle, Henry Co. IN ?), but moved to Iowa in the late fifties. He enlisted in the army from that state and served faithfully to the end. After the war he returned to Henry Co. and lived here until he entered the Soldiers Home in Danville, ILL two or three years since. He was a Civil War Vet serving from 1861-1865.
(We found two census records in in 1860 Nuscatine Iowa and the other in Ohio in 1870 both had born NJ.)
When he married Cordelia in 1898 he listed his mother as Catherine Harden.
W.A. Fox has gone after the remains, expecting to return here with them on the Big Four train due at 7:35 tomorrow morning and they will be taken to the home of John M. Huff, two miles east of the city, Mrs. (Laura) Huff being his daughter. The funeral will occur on Thursday, the hour to be announced later.
Matthew T. Abbott was (born in New Castle, Henry Co. IN ?), but moved to Iowa in the late fifties. He enlisted in the army from that state and served faithfully to the end. After the war he returned to Henry Co. and lived here until he entered the Soldiers Home in Danville, ILL two or three years since. He was a Civil War Vet serving from 1861-1865.
(We found two census records in in 1860 Nuscatine Iowa and the other in Ohio in 1870 both had born NJ.)
When he married Cordelia in 1898 he listed his mother as Catherine Harden.
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