B. "BILL" ABRAM was the son of A. Abram and Mrs. Ann (Fields) Abram.
He worked as a farmer, and he lived at 410 Confederate Avenue in Tyler.
While at his home chopping wood, he accidentally cut his leg with the ax. The cut became septic, and he succumbed to the injury.
Upon his death, he was laid to rest on January 12, 1936 on the grounds of Westview Cemetery in Tyler.
Burial arrangements were managed by undertaker, Wayman L. Wilburn, of Tyler.
Their daughter, Mrs. Lora B. (Abram) Francis, of 410 Confederate Avenue, Tyler, was the informant on the death certificate.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #04850
~ Marriage Records of Smith County, Texas
~ 1880-1930 Census Records of Smith County, Texas
Notes
- No grave marker found at the time when this memorial was created.
- Mr. B. Abram was divorced at the time of his death, as reported on the death certificate.
- Wives / Significant Persons: L.M. Moon, Azzie L. Henderson, Delia A. Daniels and Maggie Machlin
He worked as a farmer, and he lived at 410 Confederate Avenue in Tyler.
While at his home chopping wood, he accidentally cut his leg with the ax. The cut became septic, and he succumbed to the injury.
Upon his death, he was laid to rest on January 12, 1936 on the grounds of Westview Cemetery in Tyler.
Burial arrangements were managed by undertaker, Wayman L. Wilburn, of Tyler.
Their daughter, Mrs. Lora B. (Abram) Francis, of 410 Confederate Avenue, Tyler, was the informant on the death certificate.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #04850
~ Marriage Records of Smith County, Texas
~ 1880-1930 Census Records of Smith County, Texas
Notes
- No grave marker found at the time when this memorial was created.
- Mr. B. Abram was divorced at the time of his death, as reported on the death certificate.
- Wives / Significant Persons: L.M. Moon, Azzie L. Henderson, Delia A. Daniels and Maggie Machlin
B. "BILL" ABRAM was the son of A. Abram and Mrs. Ann (Fields) Abram.
He worked as a farmer, and he lived at 410 Confederate Avenue in Tyler.
While at his home chopping wood, he accidentally cut his leg with the ax. The cut became septic, and he succumbed to the injury.
Upon his death, he was laid to rest on January 12, 1936 on the grounds of Westview Cemetery in Tyler.
Burial arrangements were managed by undertaker, Wayman L. Wilburn, of Tyler.
Their daughter, Mrs. Lora B. (Abram) Francis, of 410 Confederate Avenue, Tyler, was the informant on the death certificate.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #04850
~ Marriage Records of Smith County, Texas
~ 1880-1930 Census Records of Smith County, Texas
Notes
- No grave marker found at the time when this memorial was created.
- Mr. B. Abram was divorced at the time of his death, as reported on the death certificate.
- Wives / Significant Persons: L.M. Moon, Azzie L. Henderson, Delia A. Daniels and Maggie Machlin
He worked as a farmer, and he lived at 410 Confederate Avenue in Tyler.
While at his home chopping wood, he accidentally cut his leg with the ax. The cut became septic, and he succumbed to the injury.
Upon his death, he was laid to rest on January 12, 1936 on the grounds of Westview Cemetery in Tyler.
Burial arrangements were managed by undertaker, Wayman L. Wilburn, of Tyler.
Their daughter, Mrs. Lora B. (Abram) Francis, of 410 Confederate Avenue, Tyler, was the informant on the death certificate.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #04850
~ Marriage Records of Smith County, Texas
~ 1880-1930 Census Records of Smith County, Texas
Notes
- No grave marker found at the time when this memorial was created.
- Mr. B. Abram was divorced at the time of his death, as reported on the death certificate.
- Wives / Significant Persons: L.M. Moon, Azzie L. Henderson, Delia A. Daniels and Maggie Machlin
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