"The LaFayette Sun" - May 27, 1931:
Roanoke Vet Passes; Buried at Mt. Hickory.
S. H. Abernathy, aged 86 years, Confederate soldier and well-known citizen of this section, passed away at his home in Roanoke last Sunday afternoon about four o'clock, according to information reaching relatives in this city early this week. Funeral service was held from the Mt. Hickory Church on Monday afternoon with Elder J. T. Satterwhite, a former pastor of the deceased, officiating and being assisted by Rev. T. E. Ellis, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Roanoke. Interment was in the Mt. Hickory Cemetery.
The deceased was a life-long resident of this section and was a familiar figure in the affairs of this section for many years. He is survived by three children, John D. Abernathy, of Miami; Mrs. John McCoy and Otis Abernathy, Milltown; and a wide circle of relatives and friends throughout East Alabama.
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1907 Census of Confederate Soldiers - Chambers County, AL.
Samuel H. Abernathy, present Post Office Buffalo, Alabama, was born on January 11, 1845, near Lafayette in Chambers County, Alabama. First entered the service as Pvt. in the Fall of 1863 at North C.(?), in the Co. "B" 8th GA Rangers, then attached to ______ _____ Virginia Army Cavalry, and continued until April 9, 1865 and paroled at Montazuma.
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Alabama Deaths and Burials Index.
Name: Sam H. Abernathey
Birth Date: abt 1845
Death Date: 24 May 1931
Death Place: Alabama
Death Age: 86
Gender: Male
Father Name: John David Abernathy
Mother Name: Margret Baker Abernathy
FHL Film Number: 1908489
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1910 Chambers County, (Milltown) AL Census:
#H131
Sam H. Abernathy Sr. 65M Farmer Born AL
Mary A. Abernathy 69F Wife Born GA
Otis Abernathy 33M Born AL
Lula M. Abernathy 33F Wife Born AL
Lennie M. Abernathy 14F Daughter Born AL
Samuel H. Abernathy 8M Son Born AL
Roanoke Vet Passes; Buried at Mt. Hickory.
S. H. Abernathy, aged 86 years, Confederate soldier and well-known citizen of this section, passed away at his home in Roanoke last Sunday afternoon about four o'clock, according to information reaching relatives in this city early this week. Funeral service was held from the Mt. Hickory Church on Monday afternoon with Elder J. T. Satterwhite, a former pastor of the deceased, officiating and being assisted by Rev. T. E. Ellis, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Roanoke. Interment was in the Mt. Hickory Cemetery.
The deceased was a life-long resident of this section and was a familiar figure in the affairs of this section for many years. He is survived by three children, John D. Abernathy, of Miami; Mrs. John McCoy and Otis Abernathy, Milltown; and a wide circle of relatives and friends throughout East Alabama.
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1907 Census of Confederate Soldiers - Chambers County, AL.
Samuel H. Abernathy, present Post Office Buffalo, Alabama, was born on January 11, 1845, near Lafayette in Chambers County, Alabama. First entered the service as Pvt. in the Fall of 1863 at North C.(?), in the Co. "B" 8th GA Rangers, then attached to ______ _____ Virginia Army Cavalry, and continued until April 9, 1865 and paroled at Montazuma.
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Alabama Deaths and Burials Index.
Name: Sam H. Abernathey
Birth Date: abt 1845
Death Date: 24 May 1931
Death Place: Alabama
Death Age: 86
Gender: Male
Father Name: John David Abernathy
Mother Name: Margret Baker Abernathy
FHL Film Number: 1908489
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1910 Chambers County, (Milltown) AL Census:
#H131
Sam H. Abernathy Sr. 65M Farmer Born AL
Mary A. Abernathy 69F Wife Born GA
Otis Abernathy 33M Born AL
Lula M. Abernathy 33F Wife Born AL
Lennie M. Abernathy 14F Daughter Born AL
Samuel H. Abernathy 8M Son Born AL
"The LaFayette Sun" - May 27, 1931:
Roanoke Vet Passes; Buried at Mt. Hickory.
S. H. Abernathy, aged 86 years, Confederate soldier and well-known citizen of this section, passed away at his home in Roanoke last Sunday afternoon about four o'clock, according to information reaching relatives in this city early this week. Funeral service was held from the Mt. Hickory Church on Monday afternoon with Elder J. T. Satterwhite, a former pastor of the deceased, officiating and being assisted by Rev. T. E. Ellis, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Roanoke. Interment was in the Mt. Hickory Cemetery.
The deceased was a life-long resident of this section and was a familiar figure in the affairs of this section for many years. He is survived by three children, John D. Abernathy, of Miami; Mrs. John McCoy and Otis Abernathy, Milltown; and a wide circle of relatives and friends throughout East Alabama.
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1907 Census of Confederate Soldiers - Chambers County, AL.
Samuel H. Abernathy, present Post Office Buffalo, Alabama, was born on January 11, 1845, near Lafayette in Chambers County, Alabama. First entered the service as Pvt. in the Fall of 1863 at North C.(?), in the Co. "B" 8th GA Rangers, then attached to ______ _____ Virginia Army Cavalry, and continued until April 9, 1865 and paroled at Montazuma.
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Alabama Deaths and Burials Index.
Name: Sam H. Abernathey
Birth Date: abt 1845
Death Date: 24 May 1931
Death Place: Alabama
Death Age: 86
Gender: Male
Father Name: John David Abernathy
Mother Name: Margret Baker Abernathy
FHL Film Number: 1908489
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1910 Chambers County, (Milltown) AL Census:
#H131
Sam H. Abernathy Sr. 65M Farmer Born AL
Mary A. Abernathy 69F Wife Born GA
Otis Abernathy 33M Born AL
Lula M. Abernathy 33F Wife Born AL
Lennie M. Abernathy 14F Daughter Born AL
Samuel H. Abernathy 8M Son Born AL
Roanoke Vet Passes; Buried at Mt. Hickory.
S. H. Abernathy, aged 86 years, Confederate soldier and well-known citizen of this section, passed away at his home in Roanoke last Sunday afternoon about four o'clock, according to information reaching relatives in this city early this week. Funeral service was held from the Mt. Hickory Church on Monday afternoon with Elder J. T. Satterwhite, a former pastor of the deceased, officiating and being assisted by Rev. T. E. Ellis, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Roanoke. Interment was in the Mt. Hickory Cemetery.
The deceased was a life-long resident of this section and was a familiar figure in the affairs of this section for many years. He is survived by three children, John D. Abernathy, of Miami; Mrs. John McCoy and Otis Abernathy, Milltown; and a wide circle of relatives and friends throughout East Alabama.
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1907 Census of Confederate Soldiers - Chambers County, AL.
Samuel H. Abernathy, present Post Office Buffalo, Alabama, was born on January 11, 1845, near Lafayette in Chambers County, Alabama. First entered the service as Pvt. in the Fall of 1863 at North C.(?), in the Co. "B" 8th GA Rangers, then attached to ______ _____ Virginia Army Cavalry, and continued until April 9, 1865 and paroled at Montazuma.
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Alabama Deaths and Burials Index.
Name: Sam H. Abernathey
Birth Date: abt 1845
Death Date: 24 May 1931
Death Place: Alabama
Death Age: 86
Gender: Male
Father Name: John David Abernathy
Mother Name: Margret Baker Abernathy
FHL Film Number: 1908489
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1910 Chambers County, (Milltown) AL Census:
#H131
Sam H. Abernathy Sr. 65M Farmer Born AL
Mary A. Abernathy 69F Wife Born GA
Otis Abernathy 33M Born AL
Lula M. Abernathy 33F Wife Born AL
Lennie M. Abernathy 14F Daughter Born AL
Samuel H. Abernathy 8M Son Born AL
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