Blocton Enterprise, Thursday, 20 October 1910
On last Saturday night, Mr. A. B. Abernathy, a blacksmith at No. 3 mine, retired at 11 o’clock, and about half-past 12 his wife heard him breathing very heavily, and thought he was snoring. Finally he became so quiet his wife got uneasy, and going to his bed found him dead. It is said he had been drinking some and had taken a drink before retiring. Death it is thought was caused by heart failure. The remains were interred at Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Monday morning.
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Bibb County Register of Births and Deaths, 1908-1912. Alabama Department of Archives and History microfilm LGM039, roll 2.
Name of Deceased Berry Abernathy
Date of Death October 16, 1910, 11 p.m.
Place of Birth Alabama
Sex Male
Occupation Blacksmith
Age 41 Years
State Married
Place of Death Bibb County, Beat 10
Principal Cause of Death Apoplexy
Reporter M. C. Thomas
On last Saturday night, Mr. A. B. Abernathy, a blacksmith at No. 3 mine, retired at 11 o’clock, and about half-past 12 his wife heard him breathing very heavily, and thought he was snoring. Finally he became so quiet his wife got uneasy, and going to his bed found him dead. It is said he had been drinking some and had taken a drink before retiring. Death it is thought was caused by heart failure. The remains were interred at Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Monday morning.
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Bibb County Register of Births and Deaths, 1908-1912. Alabama Department of Archives and History microfilm LGM039, roll 2.
Name of Deceased Berry Abernathy
Date of Death October 16, 1910, 11 p.m.
Place of Birth Alabama
Sex Male
Occupation Blacksmith
Age 41 Years
State Married
Place of Death Bibb County, Beat 10
Principal Cause of Death Apoplexy
Reporter M. C. Thomas
Blocton Enterprise, Thursday, 20 October 1910
On last Saturday night, Mr. A. B. Abernathy, a blacksmith at No. 3 mine, retired at 11 o’clock, and about half-past 12 his wife heard him breathing very heavily, and thought he was snoring. Finally he became so quiet his wife got uneasy, and going to his bed found him dead. It is said he had been drinking some and had taken a drink before retiring. Death it is thought was caused by heart failure. The remains were interred at Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Monday morning.
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Bibb County Register of Births and Deaths, 1908-1912. Alabama Department of Archives and History microfilm LGM039, roll 2.
Name of Deceased Berry Abernathy
Date of Death October 16, 1910, 11 p.m.
Place of Birth Alabama
Sex Male
Occupation Blacksmith
Age 41 Years
State Married
Place of Death Bibb County, Beat 10
Principal Cause of Death Apoplexy
Reporter M. C. Thomas
On last Saturday night, Mr. A. B. Abernathy, a blacksmith at No. 3 mine, retired at 11 o’clock, and about half-past 12 his wife heard him breathing very heavily, and thought he was snoring. Finally he became so quiet his wife got uneasy, and going to his bed found him dead. It is said he had been drinking some and had taken a drink before retiring. Death it is thought was caused by heart failure. The remains were interred at Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Monday morning.
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Bibb County Register of Births and Deaths, 1908-1912. Alabama Department of Archives and History microfilm LGM039, roll 2.
Name of Deceased Berry Abernathy
Date of Death October 16, 1910, 11 p.m.
Place of Birth Alabama
Sex Male
Occupation Blacksmith
Age 41 Years
State Married
Place of Death Bibb County, Beat 10
Principal Cause of Death Apoplexy
Reporter M. C. Thomas
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