Husband of Mary Henrietta Abbott.
PROMINENT PIONEER IS CALLED BY DEATH
Napoleon Boneparte Abbot, for sixty-five years a resident of California, and a pioneer of the state, died at his home in Rackerby last night, aged 83 years, 4 months and 2 days. For thirty years he made his home in Rackerby and was well known in this part of the state.
He is survived by a widow, Mrs. Mary Abbott, and eleven children, Charles A., William H., Elmer J., George C., Herbert L., Otto I., and Austin L. Abbott, Mrs. Hattie M. Clark, Mrs Ida E. Werner, Mrs. Anna E. Taintor and Mrs. Mabel G. Austin.
During the forty-four years of married life he was never separated from his beloved wife but one month and that was when he made a trip East twenty years ago.
He first came to Marysville from Kansas City when he was eighteen years of age. For several years he ran a store at Port Wine and from there moved to Rackerby where he spent the remaining thirty years, until his death.
The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock from his late home at Rackerby. Interment in the Upham Cemetery
Source: Oroville Mercury, Oroville, California, Dec. 12, 1916.
PIONEER'S SONS ARE PALL BEARERS
The funeral of the late N. B. Abbott was held yesterday at 1 o'clock from the family home in Rackerby, L. W. Clark of Oroville read the services. Music was furnished by Miss Ida Ruff, Mrs. Sophie De Vol, Miss Effie Darby, Miss Moike and Paul Rackerby.
The dead man's six sons were pall-bearers. They were Charles A., William H., Elmer J., George C., Herbert L., and Austin L. Abbott.
There was a large attendence, people coming from all parts of the county to attend the funeral of the pioneer. There were many beautiful floral offerings from friends.
Source: Oroville Mercury, Oroville, California, Dec. 14, 1916.∼Civil War Draft Registration
Name: N. B. Abbott
Birth Year: About 1833
Place of Birth: Kentucky
Age on 1 July 1863: 30
Race: White
Marital status: Unmarried
Residence: Pine Grove, California
Congressional District: Northern
Class: 1
California Death Index
Name: Napoleon B. Abbott
Birth Year: about 1833
Death Date: 11 Dec 1916
Age at Death: 83
Death Place: Ventura, California, USA
Sacramento Union 14 Dec 1916
Death Notice
"Abbott—At Rackcrby (Yuba Co.), December 11, 1916, N. B. Abbott, husband of Mrs N. B. Abbott, father of Mrs. L. W. Clark of Oroville, Butte county, Mrs Anna Tainter of Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz county, Mrs. Mabel G. Austin of San Jose, Santa Clara county, Miss Otta Abbott of Oakland, Charles. William, Elmer, George, Bertrand and Austin Abbott of Rackerby, aged 83 years. "
Sacramento Union 14 Dec 1916
Hold Funeral of Yuba County Pioneer
Special to the Union
"Rackerby (Yuba Co), Dec. 13. -- The funeral of N. B. Abbott, a pioneer of 1853, who died at the age of 83 years, took place this afternoon and the interment was in the cemetery near this place. Mr. Abbott, in crossing the plains, was a member of a party that was attacked by Indians. He conducted a store at Port Wine, Sierra county and came to Rackerby forty years ago, engaging in farming. The near surviving relatives are Mrs. N. B. Abbott, the aged wife, and eleven children, Mrs. L. W. Clark of Orovllle, Butte county; Mrs. Anna Tainter of Santa Cruz; Mrs. Mabel G. Austin of San Jose; Miss Otta Abbott of Oakland; Charles, William, Elmer, George, Bertrand and Austin Abbott of Rackerby."
PROMINENT PIONEER IS CALLED BY DEATH
Napoleon Boneparte Abbot, for sixty-five years a resident of California, and a pioneer of the state, died at his home in Rackerby last night, aged 83 years, 4 months and 2 days. For thirty years he made his home in Rackerby and was well known in this part of the state.
He is survived by a widow, Mrs. Mary Abbott, and eleven children, Charles A., William H., Elmer J., George C., Herbert L., Otto I., and Austin L. Abbott, Mrs. Hattie M. Clark, Mrs Ida E. Werner, Mrs. Anna E. Taintor and Mrs. Mabel G. Austin.
During the forty-four years of married life he was never separated from his beloved wife but one month and that was when he made a trip East twenty years ago.
He first came to Marysville from Kansas City when he was eighteen years of age. For several years he ran a store at Port Wine and from there moved to Rackerby where he spent the remaining thirty years, until his death.
The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock from his late home at Rackerby. Interment in the Upham Cemetery
Source: Oroville Mercury, Oroville, California, Dec. 12, 1916.
PIONEER'S SONS ARE PALL BEARERS
The funeral of the late N. B. Abbott was held yesterday at 1 o'clock from the family home in Rackerby, L. W. Clark of Oroville read the services. Music was furnished by Miss Ida Ruff, Mrs. Sophie De Vol, Miss Effie Darby, Miss Moike and Paul Rackerby.
The dead man's six sons were pall-bearers. They were Charles A., William H., Elmer J., George C., Herbert L., and Austin L. Abbott.
There was a large attendence, people coming from all parts of the county to attend the funeral of the pioneer. There were many beautiful floral offerings from friends.
Source: Oroville Mercury, Oroville, California, Dec. 14, 1916.∼Civil War Draft Registration
Name: N. B. Abbott
Birth Year: About 1833
Place of Birth: Kentucky
Age on 1 July 1863: 30
Race: White
Marital status: Unmarried
Residence: Pine Grove, California
Congressional District: Northern
Class: 1
California Death Index
Name: Napoleon B. Abbott
Birth Year: about 1833
Death Date: 11 Dec 1916
Age at Death: 83
Death Place: Ventura, California, USA
Sacramento Union 14 Dec 1916
Death Notice
"Abbott—At Rackcrby (Yuba Co.), December 11, 1916, N. B. Abbott, husband of Mrs N. B. Abbott, father of Mrs. L. W. Clark of Oroville, Butte county, Mrs Anna Tainter of Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz county, Mrs. Mabel G. Austin of San Jose, Santa Clara county, Miss Otta Abbott of Oakland, Charles. William, Elmer, George, Bertrand and Austin Abbott of Rackerby, aged 83 years. "
Sacramento Union 14 Dec 1916
Hold Funeral of Yuba County Pioneer
Special to the Union
"Rackerby (Yuba Co), Dec. 13. -- The funeral of N. B. Abbott, a pioneer of 1853, who died at the age of 83 years, took place this afternoon and the interment was in the cemetery near this place. Mr. Abbott, in crossing the plains, was a member of a party that was attacked by Indians. He conducted a store at Port Wine, Sierra county and came to Rackerby forty years ago, engaging in farming. The near surviving relatives are Mrs. N. B. Abbott, the aged wife, and eleven children, Mrs. L. W. Clark of Orovllle, Butte county; Mrs. Anna Tainter of Santa Cruz; Mrs. Mabel G. Austin of San Jose; Miss Otta Abbott of Oakland; Charles, William, Elmer, George, Bertrand and Austin Abbott of Rackerby."
Husband of Mary Henrietta Abbott.
PROMINENT PIONEER IS CALLED BY DEATH
Napoleon Boneparte Abbot, for sixty-five years a resident of California, and a pioneer of the state, died at his home in Rackerby last night, aged 83 years, 4 months and 2 days. For thirty years he made his home in Rackerby and was well known in this part of the state.
He is survived by a widow, Mrs. Mary Abbott, and eleven children, Charles A., William H., Elmer J., George C., Herbert L., Otto I., and Austin L. Abbott, Mrs. Hattie M. Clark, Mrs Ida E. Werner, Mrs. Anna E. Taintor and Mrs. Mabel G. Austin.
During the forty-four years of married life he was never separated from his beloved wife but one month and that was when he made a trip East twenty years ago.
He first came to Marysville from Kansas City when he was eighteen years of age. For several years he ran a store at Port Wine and from there moved to Rackerby where he spent the remaining thirty years, until his death.
The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock from his late home at Rackerby. Interment in the Upham Cemetery
Source: Oroville Mercury, Oroville, California, Dec. 12, 1916.
PIONEER'S SONS ARE PALL BEARERS
The funeral of the late N. B. Abbott was held yesterday at 1 o'clock from the family home in Rackerby, L. W. Clark of Oroville read the services. Music was furnished by Miss Ida Ruff, Mrs. Sophie De Vol, Miss Effie Darby, Miss Moike and Paul Rackerby.
The dead man's six sons were pall-bearers. They were Charles A., William H., Elmer J., George C., Herbert L., and Austin L. Abbott.
There was a large attendence, people coming from all parts of the county to attend the funeral of the pioneer. There were many beautiful floral offerings from friends.
Source: Oroville Mercury, Oroville, California, Dec. 14, 1916.∼Civil War Draft Registration
Name: N. B. Abbott
Birth Year: About 1833
Place of Birth: Kentucky
Age on 1 July 1863: 30
Race: White
Marital status: Unmarried
Residence: Pine Grove, California
Congressional District: Northern
Class: 1
California Death Index
Name: Napoleon B. Abbott
Birth Year: about 1833
Death Date: 11 Dec 1916
Age at Death: 83
Death Place: Ventura, California, USA
Sacramento Union 14 Dec 1916
Death Notice
"Abbott—At Rackcrby (Yuba Co.), December 11, 1916, N. B. Abbott, husband of Mrs N. B. Abbott, father of Mrs. L. W. Clark of Oroville, Butte county, Mrs Anna Tainter of Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz county, Mrs. Mabel G. Austin of San Jose, Santa Clara county, Miss Otta Abbott of Oakland, Charles. William, Elmer, George, Bertrand and Austin Abbott of Rackerby, aged 83 years. "
Sacramento Union 14 Dec 1916
Hold Funeral of Yuba County Pioneer
Special to the Union
"Rackerby (Yuba Co), Dec. 13. -- The funeral of N. B. Abbott, a pioneer of 1853, who died at the age of 83 years, took place this afternoon and the interment was in the cemetery near this place. Mr. Abbott, in crossing the plains, was a member of a party that was attacked by Indians. He conducted a store at Port Wine, Sierra county and came to Rackerby forty years ago, engaging in farming. The near surviving relatives are Mrs. N. B. Abbott, the aged wife, and eleven children, Mrs. L. W. Clark of Orovllle, Butte county; Mrs. Anna Tainter of Santa Cruz; Mrs. Mabel G. Austin of San Jose; Miss Otta Abbott of Oakland; Charles, William, Elmer, George, Bertrand and Austin Abbott of Rackerby."
PROMINENT PIONEER IS CALLED BY DEATH
Napoleon Boneparte Abbot, for sixty-five years a resident of California, and a pioneer of the state, died at his home in Rackerby last night, aged 83 years, 4 months and 2 days. For thirty years he made his home in Rackerby and was well known in this part of the state.
He is survived by a widow, Mrs. Mary Abbott, and eleven children, Charles A., William H., Elmer J., George C., Herbert L., Otto I., and Austin L. Abbott, Mrs. Hattie M. Clark, Mrs Ida E. Werner, Mrs. Anna E. Taintor and Mrs. Mabel G. Austin.
During the forty-four years of married life he was never separated from his beloved wife but one month and that was when he made a trip East twenty years ago.
He first came to Marysville from Kansas City when he was eighteen years of age. For several years he ran a store at Port Wine and from there moved to Rackerby where he spent the remaining thirty years, until his death.
The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock from his late home at Rackerby. Interment in the Upham Cemetery
Source: Oroville Mercury, Oroville, California, Dec. 12, 1916.
PIONEER'S SONS ARE PALL BEARERS
The funeral of the late N. B. Abbott was held yesterday at 1 o'clock from the family home in Rackerby, L. W. Clark of Oroville read the services. Music was furnished by Miss Ida Ruff, Mrs. Sophie De Vol, Miss Effie Darby, Miss Moike and Paul Rackerby.
The dead man's six sons were pall-bearers. They were Charles A., William H., Elmer J., George C., Herbert L., and Austin L. Abbott.
There was a large attendence, people coming from all parts of the county to attend the funeral of the pioneer. There were many beautiful floral offerings from friends.
Source: Oroville Mercury, Oroville, California, Dec. 14, 1916.∼Civil War Draft Registration
Name: N. B. Abbott
Birth Year: About 1833
Place of Birth: Kentucky
Age on 1 July 1863: 30
Race: White
Marital status: Unmarried
Residence: Pine Grove, California
Congressional District: Northern
Class: 1
California Death Index
Name: Napoleon B. Abbott
Birth Year: about 1833
Death Date: 11 Dec 1916
Age at Death: 83
Death Place: Ventura, California, USA
Sacramento Union 14 Dec 1916
Death Notice
"Abbott—At Rackcrby (Yuba Co.), December 11, 1916, N. B. Abbott, husband of Mrs N. B. Abbott, father of Mrs. L. W. Clark of Oroville, Butte county, Mrs Anna Tainter of Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz county, Mrs. Mabel G. Austin of San Jose, Santa Clara county, Miss Otta Abbott of Oakland, Charles. William, Elmer, George, Bertrand and Austin Abbott of Rackerby, aged 83 years. "
Sacramento Union 14 Dec 1916
Hold Funeral of Yuba County Pioneer
Special to the Union
"Rackerby (Yuba Co), Dec. 13. -- The funeral of N. B. Abbott, a pioneer of 1853, who died at the age of 83 years, took place this afternoon and the interment was in the cemetery near this place. Mr. Abbott, in crossing the plains, was a member of a party that was attacked by Indians. He conducted a store at Port Wine, Sierra county and came to Rackerby forty years ago, engaging in farming. The near surviving relatives are Mrs. N. B. Abbott, the aged wife, and eleven children, Mrs. L. W. Clark of Orovllle, Butte county; Mrs. Anna Tainter of Santa Cruz; Mrs. Mabel G. Austin of San Jose; Miss Otta Abbott of Oakland; Charles, William, Elmer, George, Bertrand and Austin Abbott of Rackerby."
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