LOYALTY RANGER
Benjamin Preston Abbott was born November 3, 1873, in Oconee County, South Carolina to John Benjamin Abbott (b. 1839, S.C.) and Elizabeth Patience Carpenter (b. 1842, S.C.). He stood 6 feet tall, had blue eyes and dark hair and light complexion. He was a rancher in Bovina, Parmer County, Texas. He joined the Texas LOYALTY RANGERS in June 6, 1918--February 23, 1919. Loyalty Rangers worked under cover and most people never knew what they did. They were a sort of an FBI, working under the Hobby Loyalty Act of 1918. He was married to Mae Elizabeth Messenger. The date of marriage was September 4, 1913. They were married in the Congretional Church in Friona, Parmer County, Texas. A son, John Benjamin, was born to them on 1916 in Texas. Benjamin Preston Abbott died in 1957 in Clovis, Curry County, New Mexico.
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Spouse:
Mae Elizabeth Messenger Abbott (1894 - 1952)*
Children:
John Benjamin Abbott (1916 - 1972)*
Benjamin Preston Abbott was born November 3, 1873, in Oconee County, South Carolina to John Benjamin Abbott (b. 1839, S.C.) and Elizabeth Patience Carpenter (b. 1842, S.C.). He stood 6 feet tall, had blue eyes and dark hair and light complexion. He was a rancher in Bovina, Parmer County, Texas. He joined the Texas LOYALTY RANGERS in June 6, 1918--February 23, 1919. Loyalty Rangers worked under cover and most people never knew what they did. They were a sort of an FBI, working under the Hobby Loyalty Act of 1918. He was married to Mae Elizabeth Messenger. The date of marriage was September 4, 1913. They were married in the Congretional Church in Friona, Parmer County, Texas. A son, John Benjamin, was born to them on 1916 in Texas. Benjamin Preston Abbott died in 1957 in Clovis, Curry County, New Mexico.
Family links: [Edit]
Spouse:
Mae Elizabeth Messenger Abbott (1894 - 1952)*
Children:
John Benjamin Abbott (1916 - 1972)*
LOYALTY RANGER
Benjamin Preston Abbott was born November 3, 1873, in Oconee County, South Carolina to John Benjamin Abbott (b. 1839, S.C.) and Elizabeth Patience Carpenter (b. 1842, S.C.). He stood 6 feet tall, had blue eyes and dark hair and light complexion. He was a rancher in Bovina, Parmer County, Texas. He joined the Texas LOYALTY RANGERS in June 6, 1918--February 23, 1919. Loyalty Rangers worked under cover and most people never knew what they did. They were a sort of an FBI, working under the Hobby Loyalty Act of 1918. He was married to Mae Elizabeth Messenger. The date of marriage was September 4, 1913. They were married in the Congretional Church in Friona, Parmer County, Texas. A son, John Benjamin, was born to them on 1916 in Texas. Benjamin Preston Abbott died in 1957 in Clovis, Curry County, New Mexico.
Family links: [Edit]
Spouse:
Mae Elizabeth Messenger Abbott (1894 - 1952)*
Children:
John Benjamin Abbott (1916 - 1972)*
Benjamin Preston Abbott was born November 3, 1873, in Oconee County, South Carolina to John Benjamin Abbott (b. 1839, S.C.) and Elizabeth Patience Carpenter (b. 1842, S.C.). He stood 6 feet tall, had blue eyes and dark hair and light complexion. He was a rancher in Bovina, Parmer County, Texas. He joined the Texas LOYALTY RANGERS in June 6, 1918--February 23, 1919. Loyalty Rangers worked under cover and most people never knew what they did. They were a sort of an FBI, working under the Hobby Loyalty Act of 1918. He was married to Mae Elizabeth Messenger. The date of marriage was September 4, 1913. They were married in the Congretional Church in Friona, Parmer County, Texas. A son, John Benjamin, was born to them on 1916 in Texas. Benjamin Preston Abbott died in 1957 in Clovis, Curry County, New Mexico.
Family links: [Edit]
Spouse:
Mae Elizabeth Messenger Abbott (1894 - 1952)*
Children:
John Benjamin Abbott (1916 - 1972)*
Inscription
Dad B. P. Abbott
According to the emblems on the headstone, Benjamin Preston Abbott had been a Mason, Eastern Star and Shriner. There is one more emblem I cannot make out. It is the 3rd from the left.
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