Other children:
Orange Hazen (1861-1861)
Fredric Jason (1863 IA-1864 IA)
Emma Rozalia (1864 IA-1865 IA)
John Arthur (1866 IA-1867 IA)
Sylvia Augusta (1870 IA-1870 IA)
Miner Marshall (1876 NE-1876 NE)
The Times-Independent - Sep 4 1913
Obituary
Mrs. Abigail Gilbert took sick about two weeks ago and from that time she told those around her that she would not get well, and she passed to the Great Beyond Monday afternoon. She was one of the most faithful and obedient christians we have ever met. There was no weather too cold or night so dark, that she would not attend the house of worship whenever there were religious services in her church. The faith that Grandma Gilbert exhibited was something out of the ordinary, and the example she set is worthy of emulation. A good woman has passed to her reward.
Abigail Moon was born at Hopkinton, St. Lawrence county, N. Y., July 29, 1837. Moved to Kane county, Illinois, in 1842. While there was converted and united with the Baptist church under the pastorate of Rev. N. T. Ravlin. Again moved with her parents to Delaware county, Iowa, in 1856. Was married July 4, 1859, to John A. Gilbert. Eleven children were born to this union, five of whom are living and attended her to the end. They removed from Iowa to Madison county, Nebraska, in March 1874, and again to Sherman county and located near Loup City in the fall of 1884. She also leaves one brother, Judge Moon of this city, and two sisters.
The funeral services were held in the Baptist church, Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Dr. Geo. Sutherland of Grand island, and Rev. H. S. Wold of Wyconda, S. Dakota. The Times joins with the many friends in extending sympathy to the bereaved ones.
Other children:
Orange Hazen (1861-1861)
Fredric Jason (1863 IA-1864 IA)
Emma Rozalia (1864 IA-1865 IA)
John Arthur (1866 IA-1867 IA)
Sylvia Augusta (1870 IA-1870 IA)
Miner Marshall (1876 NE-1876 NE)
The Times-Independent - Sep 4 1913
Obituary
Mrs. Abigail Gilbert took sick about two weeks ago and from that time she told those around her that she would not get well, and she passed to the Great Beyond Monday afternoon. She was one of the most faithful and obedient christians we have ever met. There was no weather too cold or night so dark, that she would not attend the house of worship whenever there were religious services in her church. The faith that Grandma Gilbert exhibited was something out of the ordinary, and the example she set is worthy of emulation. A good woman has passed to her reward.
Abigail Moon was born at Hopkinton, St. Lawrence county, N. Y., July 29, 1837. Moved to Kane county, Illinois, in 1842. While there was converted and united with the Baptist church under the pastorate of Rev. N. T. Ravlin. Again moved with her parents to Delaware county, Iowa, in 1856. Was married July 4, 1859, to John A. Gilbert. Eleven children were born to this union, five of whom are living and attended her to the end. They removed from Iowa to Madison county, Nebraska, in March 1874, and again to Sherman county and located near Loup City in the fall of 1884. She also leaves one brother, Judge Moon of this city, and two sisters.
The funeral services were held in the Baptist church, Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Dr. Geo. Sutherland of Grand island, and Rev. H. S. Wold of Wyconda, S. Dakota. The Times joins with the many friends in extending sympathy to the bereaved ones.
Family Members
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Zelia Moon
1832–1836
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Walter Moon
1835–1916
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Phebe Moon McIntire
1836–1915
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Ellen Moon Outcalt
1838–1875
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Delorme Lorenda Moon Stull
1839–1924
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Zelma Lisette Moon
1844–1847
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Giles Wing Moon
1845–1846
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Lucy Maria Moon Hartman
1847–1919
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Celia Celinda Moon
1849–1853
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Effa Eoline Moon Cooper
1853–1931
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Hannah Lavina Moon Krise
1856–1899
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