Henry Abbott married Fanny Ann Ward on March 26, 1845 in Pickaway County, Ohio. Fanny Ann Ward was the widow of Martin McDonald whom she married on June 30, 1839 in Pickaway County. A daughter, Matilda A McDonald, was born during the marriage on May 16, 1840 in Pickaway County.
In the 1850 census for Walnut township in Pickaway County, Ohio, Henry Abbott (age 33, born in Delaware, farmer) heads a household which includes Anna Abbott (age 32, born in Ohio), Matilda A [McDonald] (age 10, born in Ohio), Thomas Abbott (age 5, born in Ohio), Sarah Abbott (age 1, born in Ohio), Peter Abbott (age 21, born in Ohio, laborer), and David Carpenter (age 15, born in Ohio, laborer).
Henry Abbott's wife Fanny Ann appears to have died in or after 1852 while the family was living in Ohio. In the 1860 census for Walnut township in Pickaway County, Henry Abbot (age 43, born in Delaware, farmer) heads a household which includes three children, all born in Ohio: Thomas Abbot (age 14), Sarah Abbot (age 11), and Millard Abbot (age 8).
Henry Abbot married Mary Wood, apparent widow of George Ward, in the early 1860s. Mary Wood had married George Ward on August 24, 1839 in Hocking County, Ohio. Their children include Martha Ward (born in 1848 in "Piqua" County, Ohio, according to her 1921 Missouri death certificate) and Tressa Ward (born 1852 in Bakers Corner, Indiana, according to her 1911 Missouri death certificate).
In the 1870 census, Henry Abbot is a resident of Waverly township in Lincoln County, Missouri. He is 57 years old, born in Ohio, and his occupation is farmer. Persons in the 1870 household are Mary Abbott (age 50, born in Ohio), Sarah E Abbott (age 21, born in Ohio), Amelia Abbott (age 18, born in Ohio), [Millard] F Abbott (age 18, born in Ohio), and Ellen Abbott (age 8, born in Ohio).
Henry Abbott is recorded in the 1880 census for Nineveh township in Lincoln County, Missouri. He is age 61, born in Ohio. His parents were born in Delaware. His occupation is farm laborer. Others in the 1880 household are Mary Abbott (age 58, born in Ohio, wife of the head) and Ella Abbott (age 18, born Ohio, daughter of the head).
In the 1850 census for Walnut township in Pickaway County, Ohio, Henry Abbott (age 33, born in Delaware, farmer) heads a household which includes Anna Abbott (age 32, born in Ohio), Matilda A [McDonald] (age 10, born in Ohio), Thomas Abbott (age 5, born in Ohio), Sarah Abbott (age 1, born in Ohio), Peter Abbott (age 21, born in Ohio, laborer), and David Carpenter (age 15, born in Ohio, laborer).
Henry Abbott's wife Fanny Ann appears to have died in or after 1852 while the family was living in Ohio. In the 1860 census for Walnut township in Pickaway County, Henry Abbot (age 43, born in Delaware, farmer) heads a household which includes three children, all born in Ohio: Thomas Abbot (age 14), Sarah Abbot (age 11), and Millard Abbot (age 8).
Henry Abbot married Mary Wood, apparent widow of George Ward, in the early 1860s. Mary Wood had married George Ward on August 24, 1839 in Hocking County, Ohio. Their children include Martha Ward (born in 1848 in "Piqua" County, Ohio, according to her 1921 Missouri death certificate) and Tressa Ward (born 1852 in Bakers Corner, Indiana, according to her 1911 Missouri death certificate).
In the 1870 census, Henry Abbot is a resident of Waverly township in Lincoln County, Missouri. He is 57 years old, born in Ohio, and his occupation is farmer. Persons in the 1870 household are Mary Abbott (age 50, born in Ohio), Sarah E Abbott (age 21, born in Ohio), Amelia Abbott (age 18, born in Ohio), [Millard] F Abbott (age 18, born in Ohio), and Ellen Abbott (age 8, born in Ohio).
Henry Abbott is recorded in the 1880 census for Nineveh township in Lincoln County, Missouri. He is age 61, born in Ohio. His parents were born in Delaware. His occupation is farm laborer. Others in the 1880 household are Mary Abbott (age 58, born in Ohio, wife of the head) and Ella Abbott (age 18, born Ohio, daughter of the head).
Henry Abbott married Fanny Ann Ward on March 26, 1845 in Pickaway County, Ohio. Fanny Ann Ward was the widow of Martin McDonald whom she married on June 30, 1839 in Pickaway County. A daughter, Matilda A McDonald, was born during the marriage on May 16, 1840 in Pickaway County.
In the 1850 census for Walnut township in Pickaway County, Ohio, Henry Abbott (age 33, born in Delaware, farmer) heads a household which includes Anna Abbott (age 32, born in Ohio), Matilda A [McDonald] (age 10, born in Ohio), Thomas Abbott (age 5, born in Ohio), Sarah Abbott (age 1, born in Ohio), Peter Abbott (age 21, born in Ohio, laborer), and David Carpenter (age 15, born in Ohio, laborer).
Henry Abbott's wife Fanny Ann appears to have died in or after 1852 while the family was living in Ohio. In the 1860 census for Walnut township in Pickaway County, Henry Abbot (age 43, born in Delaware, farmer) heads a household which includes three children, all born in Ohio: Thomas Abbot (age 14), Sarah Abbot (age 11), and Millard Abbot (age 8).
Henry Abbot married Mary Wood, apparent widow of George Ward, in the early 1860s. Mary Wood had married George Ward on August 24, 1839 in Hocking County, Ohio. Their children include Martha Ward (born in 1848 in "Piqua" County, Ohio, according to her 1921 Missouri death certificate) and Tressa Ward (born 1852 in Bakers Corner, Indiana, according to her 1911 Missouri death certificate).
In the 1870 census, Henry Abbot is a resident of Waverly township in Lincoln County, Missouri. He is 57 years old, born in Ohio, and his occupation is farmer. Persons in the 1870 household are Mary Abbott (age 50, born in Ohio), Sarah E Abbott (age 21, born in Ohio), Amelia Abbott (age 18, born in Ohio), [Millard] F Abbott (age 18, born in Ohio), and Ellen Abbott (age 8, born in Ohio).
Henry Abbott is recorded in the 1880 census for Nineveh township in Lincoln County, Missouri. He is age 61, born in Ohio. His parents were born in Delaware. His occupation is farm laborer. Others in the 1880 household are Mary Abbott (age 58, born in Ohio, wife of the head) and Ella Abbott (age 18, born Ohio, daughter of the head).
In the 1850 census for Walnut township in Pickaway County, Ohio, Henry Abbott (age 33, born in Delaware, farmer) heads a household which includes Anna Abbott (age 32, born in Ohio), Matilda A [McDonald] (age 10, born in Ohio), Thomas Abbott (age 5, born in Ohio), Sarah Abbott (age 1, born in Ohio), Peter Abbott (age 21, born in Ohio, laborer), and David Carpenter (age 15, born in Ohio, laborer).
Henry Abbott's wife Fanny Ann appears to have died in or after 1852 while the family was living in Ohio. In the 1860 census for Walnut township in Pickaway County, Henry Abbot (age 43, born in Delaware, farmer) heads a household which includes three children, all born in Ohio: Thomas Abbot (age 14), Sarah Abbot (age 11), and Millard Abbot (age 8).
Henry Abbot married Mary Wood, apparent widow of George Ward, in the early 1860s. Mary Wood had married George Ward on August 24, 1839 in Hocking County, Ohio. Their children include Martha Ward (born in 1848 in "Piqua" County, Ohio, according to her 1921 Missouri death certificate) and Tressa Ward (born 1852 in Bakers Corner, Indiana, according to her 1911 Missouri death certificate).
In the 1870 census, Henry Abbot is a resident of Waverly township in Lincoln County, Missouri. He is 57 years old, born in Ohio, and his occupation is farmer. Persons in the 1870 household are Mary Abbott (age 50, born in Ohio), Sarah E Abbott (age 21, born in Ohio), Amelia Abbott (age 18, born in Ohio), [Millard] F Abbott (age 18, born in Ohio), and Ellen Abbott (age 8, born in Ohio).
Henry Abbott is recorded in the 1880 census for Nineveh township in Lincoln County, Missouri. He is age 61, born in Ohio. His parents were born in Delaware. His occupation is farm laborer. Others in the 1880 household are Mary Abbott (age 58, born in Ohio, wife of the head) and Ella Abbott (age 18, born Ohio, daughter of the head).
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