Alfred Abernathy's Death Notice:
Greater Miami Deaths -
Abernathy, Alfred, 87, of 229 NE First Avenue. Services at 4 p. m. today, Reed-Guatier Funeral Home.
Source:
The Miami Herald
Miami, Florida
Saturday, September 7, 1963, page 2-D
The Social Security Death Index shows the following, but with a last-name spelling of Abernethy:
Birth: 16 July 1879 - Grundy Co., TN
Death: October 1963 in Florida
The Florida State Death Index shows the following, with a last-name spelling of Abernathy:
Name: Alfred H Abernathy
Gender: Male
Race: White
Death Date: Sep 1963
Death Place: Dade, Florida, United States
WWI Civilian Draft Registrations: Confirms his date of birth and place of birth.
WWI Draft Registration Cards: Confirms his date of birth and place of birth. States his occupation to be "Druggist" and that his address was in Monteagle, Grundy Co., TN and that his nearest relative was Anesta Glovier (his sister) and that she was a resident of Monteagle, Grundy Co., TN. The Draft Reg. Card is dated Dec. 17, 1918. (This would have been just months after his mother's death.)
A marriage record is found for him: "Alfred H. Abernathy to Francis A. Dickson" - 21 Jun 1919 - Grundy Co., TN. She was born in Cleburne, Johnson Co., TX and they were living in Cleburne, Johnson Co., TX in the 1920 Census. She died in 1968 in Cleburne, Johnson Co., TX. They obviously divorced at some point between the 1920 Census and 1926. He shows up in Florida by 1926 wife wife, Mabel C. Abernathy.
U. S. Census, Florida Census, and City Directory information shows for him as follows:
1880 US Census - 10 months old, living with his folks in Franklin County, TN. (This makes me wonder if he was actually BORN in Franklin Co., instead of in Grundy Co.)
1900 US Census - 20 years old, living with his mother and two sisters in Marion Co., TN, His occupation was clerk in store.
1910 US Census - can't find him.
1920 US Census - Age 40, Cleburne, Johnson Co., TX, with wife, Frances D.
1926 City Directory: Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife, Mabel.
1930 US Census: Age 50, Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Druggist in his own store.
1932 City Directory: Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Sec/Treas of Abernathy's Pharmacy; his wife was recorded as the President.
1935 Florida State Census: Age 54, living in Dayton Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Sec/Treas of Abernathy's Pharmacy.
1937 City Directory: Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Sec/Treas of Abernathy's Pharmacy; his wife was recorded as the President.
1939 City Directory: Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Sec/Treas of Abernathy's Pharmacy; his wife was recorded as the President.
1940 US Census: Age 60, Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife, Mabel C. Abernathy. His occupation was Proprietor.
1944 City Directory: Miami, Dade Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Pharmacist.
1945 Florida State Census: Age 65, Dade Co., Florida, with wife Mable C. His occupation was Pharmacist.
Other interesting tibdits, from "Mrs. Grundy", the newspaper of Grundy Co., TN, in that day:
Thursday, Feb. 23, 1911: "Valentine's Affair at Sewanee": Alfred Abernathy's name was mentioned as being an attendee at the party.
May 4, 1916: "Locals" column: "Alfred Abernathy of Monteagle spent a few hours here on Monday."
Thursday, October 2, 1913: "Montagle Board of Trade": "A Board of Directors of 9 members was elected as follows:..." (Albert Abernathy's name was listed as being elected.) "Also, the Board of Directors elected W. W. Davidson as President, John Kennedy as 1st Vice President,, and Alfred Abernathy, 2nd Vice President".
March 22, 1917: "Locals" column: "Dr. Alfred Abernathy of Summerfield was a Sunday visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Marugg." (Note: Martin Marugg signed as bondsman when Alfred Abernathy married Francis A. Dickson - 21 Jun 1919, Grundy Co., TN.)
It appears Alfred Abernathy had no children, or at least none that survived infancy.
Greater Miami Deaths -
Abernathy, Alfred, 87, of 229 NE First Avenue. Services at 4 p. m. today, Reed-Guatier Funeral Home.
Source:
The Miami Herald
Miami, Florida
Saturday, September 7, 1963, page 2-D
The Social Security Death Index shows the following, but with a last-name spelling of Abernethy:
Birth: 16 July 1879 - Grundy Co., TN
Death: October 1963 in Florida
The Florida State Death Index shows the following, with a last-name spelling of Abernathy:
Name: Alfred H Abernathy
Gender: Male
Race: White
Death Date: Sep 1963
Death Place: Dade, Florida, United States
WWI Civilian Draft Registrations: Confirms his date of birth and place of birth.
WWI Draft Registration Cards: Confirms his date of birth and place of birth. States his occupation to be "Druggist" and that his address was in Monteagle, Grundy Co., TN and that his nearest relative was Anesta Glovier (his sister) and that she was a resident of Monteagle, Grundy Co., TN. The Draft Reg. Card is dated Dec. 17, 1918. (This would have been just months after his mother's death.)
A marriage record is found for him: "Alfred H. Abernathy to Francis A. Dickson" - 21 Jun 1919 - Grundy Co., TN. She was born in Cleburne, Johnson Co., TX and they were living in Cleburne, Johnson Co., TX in the 1920 Census. She died in 1968 in Cleburne, Johnson Co., TX. They obviously divorced at some point between the 1920 Census and 1926. He shows up in Florida by 1926 wife wife, Mabel C. Abernathy.
U. S. Census, Florida Census, and City Directory information shows for him as follows:
1880 US Census - 10 months old, living with his folks in Franklin County, TN. (This makes me wonder if he was actually BORN in Franklin Co., instead of in Grundy Co.)
1900 US Census - 20 years old, living with his mother and two sisters in Marion Co., TN, His occupation was clerk in store.
1910 US Census - can't find him.
1920 US Census - Age 40, Cleburne, Johnson Co., TX, with wife, Frances D.
1926 City Directory: Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife, Mabel.
1930 US Census: Age 50, Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Druggist in his own store.
1932 City Directory: Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Sec/Treas of Abernathy's Pharmacy; his wife was recorded as the President.
1935 Florida State Census: Age 54, living in Dayton Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Sec/Treas of Abernathy's Pharmacy.
1937 City Directory: Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Sec/Treas of Abernathy's Pharmacy; his wife was recorded as the President.
1939 City Directory: Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Sec/Treas of Abernathy's Pharmacy; his wife was recorded as the President.
1940 US Census: Age 60, Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife, Mabel C. Abernathy. His occupation was Proprietor.
1944 City Directory: Miami, Dade Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Pharmacist.
1945 Florida State Census: Age 65, Dade Co., Florida, with wife Mable C. His occupation was Pharmacist.
Other interesting tibdits, from "Mrs. Grundy", the newspaper of Grundy Co., TN, in that day:
Thursday, Feb. 23, 1911: "Valentine's Affair at Sewanee": Alfred Abernathy's name was mentioned as being an attendee at the party.
May 4, 1916: "Locals" column: "Alfred Abernathy of Monteagle spent a few hours here on Monday."
Thursday, October 2, 1913: "Montagle Board of Trade": "A Board of Directors of 9 members was elected as follows:..." (Albert Abernathy's name was listed as being elected.) "Also, the Board of Directors elected W. W. Davidson as President, John Kennedy as 1st Vice President,, and Alfred Abernathy, 2nd Vice President".
March 22, 1917: "Locals" column: "Dr. Alfred Abernathy of Summerfield was a Sunday visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Marugg." (Note: Martin Marugg signed as bondsman when Alfred Abernathy married Francis A. Dickson - 21 Jun 1919, Grundy Co., TN.)
It appears Alfred Abernathy had no children, or at least none that survived infancy.
Alfred Abernathy's Death Notice:
Greater Miami Deaths -
Abernathy, Alfred, 87, of 229 NE First Avenue. Services at 4 p. m. today, Reed-Guatier Funeral Home.
Source:
The Miami Herald
Miami, Florida
Saturday, September 7, 1963, page 2-D
The Social Security Death Index shows the following, but with a last-name spelling of Abernethy:
Birth: 16 July 1879 - Grundy Co., TN
Death: October 1963 in Florida
The Florida State Death Index shows the following, with a last-name spelling of Abernathy:
Name: Alfred H Abernathy
Gender: Male
Race: White
Death Date: Sep 1963
Death Place: Dade, Florida, United States
WWI Civilian Draft Registrations: Confirms his date of birth and place of birth.
WWI Draft Registration Cards: Confirms his date of birth and place of birth. States his occupation to be "Druggist" and that his address was in Monteagle, Grundy Co., TN and that his nearest relative was Anesta Glovier (his sister) and that she was a resident of Monteagle, Grundy Co., TN. The Draft Reg. Card is dated Dec. 17, 1918. (This would have been just months after his mother's death.)
A marriage record is found for him: "Alfred H. Abernathy to Francis A. Dickson" - 21 Jun 1919 - Grundy Co., TN. She was born in Cleburne, Johnson Co., TX and they were living in Cleburne, Johnson Co., TX in the 1920 Census. She died in 1968 in Cleburne, Johnson Co., TX. They obviously divorced at some point between the 1920 Census and 1926. He shows up in Florida by 1926 wife wife, Mabel C. Abernathy.
U. S. Census, Florida Census, and City Directory information shows for him as follows:
1880 US Census - 10 months old, living with his folks in Franklin County, TN. (This makes me wonder if he was actually BORN in Franklin Co., instead of in Grundy Co.)
1900 US Census - 20 years old, living with his mother and two sisters in Marion Co., TN, His occupation was clerk in store.
1910 US Census - can't find him.
1920 US Census - Age 40, Cleburne, Johnson Co., TX, with wife, Frances D.
1926 City Directory: Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife, Mabel.
1930 US Census: Age 50, Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Druggist in his own store.
1932 City Directory: Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Sec/Treas of Abernathy's Pharmacy; his wife was recorded as the President.
1935 Florida State Census: Age 54, living in Dayton Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Sec/Treas of Abernathy's Pharmacy.
1937 City Directory: Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Sec/Treas of Abernathy's Pharmacy; his wife was recorded as the President.
1939 City Directory: Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Sec/Treas of Abernathy's Pharmacy; his wife was recorded as the President.
1940 US Census: Age 60, Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife, Mabel C. Abernathy. His occupation was Proprietor.
1944 City Directory: Miami, Dade Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Pharmacist.
1945 Florida State Census: Age 65, Dade Co., Florida, with wife Mable C. His occupation was Pharmacist.
Other interesting tibdits, from "Mrs. Grundy", the newspaper of Grundy Co., TN, in that day:
Thursday, Feb. 23, 1911: "Valentine's Affair at Sewanee": Alfred Abernathy's name was mentioned as being an attendee at the party.
May 4, 1916: "Locals" column: "Alfred Abernathy of Monteagle spent a few hours here on Monday."
Thursday, October 2, 1913: "Montagle Board of Trade": "A Board of Directors of 9 members was elected as follows:..." (Albert Abernathy's name was listed as being elected.) "Also, the Board of Directors elected W. W. Davidson as President, John Kennedy as 1st Vice President,, and Alfred Abernathy, 2nd Vice President".
March 22, 1917: "Locals" column: "Dr. Alfred Abernathy of Summerfield was a Sunday visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Marugg." (Note: Martin Marugg signed as bondsman when Alfred Abernathy married Francis A. Dickson - 21 Jun 1919, Grundy Co., TN.)
It appears Alfred Abernathy had no children, or at least none that survived infancy.
Greater Miami Deaths -
Abernathy, Alfred, 87, of 229 NE First Avenue. Services at 4 p. m. today, Reed-Guatier Funeral Home.
Source:
The Miami Herald
Miami, Florida
Saturday, September 7, 1963, page 2-D
The Social Security Death Index shows the following, but with a last-name spelling of Abernethy:
Birth: 16 July 1879 - Grundy Co., TN
Death: October 1963 in Florida
The Florida State Death Index shows the following, with a last-name spelling of Abernathy:
Name: Alfred H Abernathy
Gender: Male
Race: White
Death Date: Sep 1963
Death Place: Dade, Florida, United States
WWI Civilian Draft Registrations: Confirms his date of birth and place of birth.
WWI Draft Registration Cards: Confirms his date of birth and place of birth. States his occupation to be "Druggist" and that his address was in Monteagle, Grundy Co., TN and that his nearest relative was Anesta Glovier (his sister) and that she was a resident of Monteagle, Grundy Co., TN. The Draft Reg. Card is dated Dec. 17, 1918. (This would have been just months after his mother's death.)
A marriage record is found for him: "Alfred H. Abernathy to Francis A. Dickson" - 21 Jun 1919 - Grundy Co., TN. She was born in Cleburne, Johnson Co., TX and they were living in Cleburne, Johnson Co., TX in the 1920 Census. She died in 1968 in Cleburne, Johnson Co., TX. They obviously divorced at some point between the 1920 Census and 1926. He shows up in Florida by 1926 wife wife, Mabel C. Abernathy.
U. S. Census, Florida Census, and City Directory information shows for him as follows:
1880 US Census - 10 months old, living with his folks in Franklin County, TN. (This makes me wonder if he was actually BORN in Franklin Co., instead of in Grundy Co.)
1900 US Census - 20 years old, living with his mother and two sisters in Marion Co., TN, His occupation was clerk in store.
1910 US Census - can't find him.
1920 US Census - Age 40, Cleburne, Johnson Co., TX, with wife, Frances D.
1926 City Directory: Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife, Mabel.
1930 US Census: Age 50, Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Druggist in his own store.
1932 City Directory: Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Sec/Treas of Abernathy's Pharmacy; his wife was recorded as the President.
1935 Florida State Census: Age 54, living in Dayton Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Sec/Treas of Abernathy's Pharmacy.
1937 City Directory: Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Sec/Treas of Abernathy's Pharmacy; his wife was recorded as the President.
1939 City Directory: Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Sec/Treas of Abernathy's Pharmacy; his wife was recorded as the President.
1940 US Census: Age 60, Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., FL, with wife, Mabel C. Abernathy. His occupation was Proprietor.
1944 City Directory: Miami, Dade Co., FL, with wife Mabel C. His occupation was Pharmacist.
1945 Florida State Census: Age 65, Dade Co., Florida, with wife Mable C. His occupation was Pharmacist.
Other interesting tibdits, from "Mrs. Grundy", the newspaper of Grundy Co., TN, in that day:
Thursday, Feb. 23, 1911: "Valentine's Affair at Sewanee": Alfred Abernathy's name was mentioned as being an attendee at the party.
May 4, 1916: "Locals" column: "Alfred Abernathy of Monteagle spent a few hours here on Monday."
Thursday, October 2, 1913: "Montagle Board of Trade": "A Board of Directors of 9 members was elected as follows:..." (Albert Abernathy's name was listed as being elected.) "Also, the Board of Directors elected W. W. Davidson as President, John Kennedy as 1st Vice President,, and Alfred Abernathy, 2nd Vice President".
March 22, 1917: "Locals" column: "Dr. Alfred Abernathy of Summerfield was a Sunday visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Marugg." (Note: Martin Marugg signed as bondsman when Alfred Abernathy married Francis A. Dickson - 21 Jun 1919, Grundy Co., TN.)
It appears Alfred Abernathy had no children, or at least none that survived infancy.
Family Members
Siblings
Half Siblings
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Mary Alice Abernathy
1844 – unknown
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Jesse Mathias Abernathy
1846 – unknown
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Judge Benjamin Roberts Abernethy
1848–1905
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William Murfree Abernethy
1851–1931
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Dr Henry Jones Abernathy
1856–1923
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Susan Elizabeth "Bettie" Abernathy Bell
1858–1941
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Samuel Sumner Abernathy
1860–1937
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Mary "Mamie" Abernathy
1863–1883
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Martha Philips "Milly" Abernathy
1866–1874
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Joseph Exum Abernathy
1868–1871
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Ida Abernathy Bell
1871–1945
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Ellen Abernathy
1871–1871
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Charles "Our Little Charlie" Abernathy
1874–1876
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