Wife of Charles Hanson Abbott.
He died aboard the Seabird on Lake Michigan en route between Milwaukee and Chicago when it caught fire and sank.
‘C. H. Abbott, 40, was a general agent for an iron foundry. He was on his way to visit some friends in Chicago” (from The Daily Milwaukee News, April 11, 1868)
Contributor:
Michael Hobart - [email protected]
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Birth and death dates and places, and family and burial information come from the death certificates at the Milwaukee County Register of Deeds office.
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Daughter of Lyman Homer and Betsy, nee Barnes (Massachusetts).
He died aboard the Seabird on Lake Michigan en route between Milwaukee and Chicago when it caught fire and sank.
‘C. H. Abbott, 40, was a general agent for an iron foundry. He was on his way to visit some friends in Chicago” (from The Daily Milwaukee News, April 11, 1868)
Contributor:
Michael Hobart - [email protected]
*****
Birth and death dates and places, and family and burial information come from the death certificates at the Milwaukee County Register of Deeds office.
Volume 173
Page 144
Register of Deeds information courtesy of Find a Grave member 47547407.
Daughter of Lyman Homer and Betsy, nee Barnes (Massachusetts).
Wife of Charles Hanson Abbott.
He died aboard the Seabird on Lake Michigan en route between Milwaukee and Chicago when it caught fire and sank.
‘C. H. Abbott, 40, was a general agent for an iron foundry. He was on his way to visit some friends in Chicago” (from The Daily Milwaukee News, April 11, 1868)
Contributor:
Michael Hobart - [email protected]
*****
Birth and death dates and places, and family and burial information come from the death certificates at the Milwaukee County Register of Deeds office.
Volume 173
Page 144
Register of Deeds information courtesy of Find a Grave member 47547407.
Daughter of Lyman Homer and Betsy, nee Barnes (Massachusetts).
He died aboard the Seabird on Lake Michigan en route between Milwaukee and Chicago when it caught fire and sank.
‘C. H. Abbott, 40, was a general agent for an iron foundry. He was on his way to visit some friends in Chicago” (from The Daily Milwaukee News, April 11, 1868)
Contributor:
Michael Hobart - [email protected]
*****
Birth and death dates and places, and family and burial information come from the death certificates at the Milwaukee County Register of Deeds office.
Volume 173
Page 144
Register of Deeds information courtesy of Find a Grave member 47547407.
Daughter of Lyman Homer and Betsy, nee Barnes (Massachusetts).
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