1870 census Ophir Twp, Butte, CA: Dave or Danl Abbey, aged 36, farmer, real estate valued $4,000, personal estate $8,000, bp Canada; Mary aged 34, bp Ireland; David aged 1, bp CA.
1880 census Ophir Twp, Butte, CA: Daniel Abbey aged 47, farmer, bp NY, both parents NY; Mary D. aged 33, bp Ireland, both parents Ireland; Edward W. aged 11; Harvey R. aged 9; John H. aged 7; Nano E. aged 5; Samuel D. aged 3; infant daughter aged 1 month, born May -- all born CA; plus a servant.
Great Register 18 MAR 1884 Butte County, CA: Daniel Abbey, aged 50, bp NY, farmer, residing Central House.
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Oroville Daily Register, December 18, 1906. Death Summons Another Pioneer. Mr. Daniel Abbey, of Honcut, passes away after severe illness lasting over several months. Daniel Abbey, one of the best known residents of Honcut and for years a resident of that town, died yesterday afternoon at his home in that place. The end came only after a painful illness lasting for several months.
Mr. Abbey was 76 years of age, and came here in the '50's, when the gold excitement was high. He mined for some time, but later settled near Central House, where he had lived since. Until recent years he was acquainted practically with everyone in this end of the county, and was as universally respected as he was acquainted.
Besides his widow, Mr. Abbey leave a family of eight children, all grown, to mourn his loss. They are Edward W., R. Harvey, John H., and Samuel D. Abbey, Mrs. J.E. Burdick of Wheatland, Mrs. A.L. Hartsock, Miss Elsie Abbey and Miss Marguerite Abbey.
Announcement will be made later with regard to funeral arrangements.
Mr. Abbey came to Butte county in 18752, and had resided here continuously ever since that time. He was married in Rose City, now known as Palermo, to Miss Mary Dweyer.
The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning from the family home, the interment being in Oroville. Note: The Oroville Daily Register was published at Oroville, California from 1904-1927, from the collection of the late Jim Lague, via the email providing the information from Wendy (Wyman) Deakins, September 7, 2013.
1880 census Ophir Twp, Butte, CA: Daniel Abbey aged 47, farmer, bp NY, both parents NY; Mary D. aged 33, bp Ireland, both parents Ireland; Edward W. aged 11; Harvey R. aged 9; John H. aged 7; Nano E. aged 5; Samuel D. aged 3; infant daughter aged 1 month, born May -- all born CA; plus a servant.
Great Register 18 MAR 1884 Butte County, CA: Daniel Abbey, aged 50, bp NY, farmer, residing Central House.
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Oroville Daily Register, December 18, 1906. Death Summons Another Pioneer. Mr. Daniel Abbey, of Honcut, passes away after severe illness lasting over several months. Daniel Abbey, one of the best known residents of Honcut and for years a resident of that town, died yesterday afternoon at his home in that place. The end came only after a painful illness lasting for several months.
Mr. Abbey was 76 years of age, and came here in the '50's, when the gold excitement was high. He mined for some time, but later settled near Central House, where he had lived since. Until recent years he was acquainted practically with everyone in this end of the county, and was as universally respected as he was acquainted.
Besides his widow, Mr. Abbey leave a family of eight children, all grown, to mourn his loss. They are Edward W., R. Harvey, John H., and Samuel D. Abbey, Mrs. J.E. Burdick of Wheatland, Mrs. A.L. Hartsock, Miss Elsie Abbey and Miss Marguerite Abbey.
Announcement will be made later with regard to funeral arrangements.
Mr. Abbey came to Butte county in 18752, and had resided here continuously ever since that time. He was married in Rose City, now known as Palermo, to Miss Mary Dweyer.
The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning from the family home, the interment being in Oroville. Note: The Oroville Daily Register was published at Oroville, California from 1904-1927, from the collection of the late Jim Lague, via the email providing the information from Wendy (Wyman) Deakins, September 7, 2013.
1870 census Ophir Twp, Butte, CA: Dave or Danl Abbey, aged 36, farmer, real estate valued $4,000, personal estate $8,000, bp Canada; Mary aged 34, bp Ireland; David aged 1, bp CA.
1880 census Ophir Twp, Butte, CA: Daniel Abbey aged 47, farmer, bp NY, both parents NY; Mary D. aged 33, bp Ireland, both parents Ireland; Edward W. aged 11; Harvey R. aged 9; John H. aged 7; Nano E. aged 5; Samuel D. aged 3; infant daughter aged 1 month, born May -- all born CA; plus a servant.
Great Register 18 MAR 1884 Butte County, CA: Daniel Abbey, aged 50, bp NY, farmer, residing Central House.
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Oroville Daily Register, December 18, 1906. Death Summons Another Pioneer. Mr. Daniel Abbey, of Honcut, passes away after severe illness lasting over several months. Daniel Abbey, one of the best known residents of Honcut and for years a resident of that town, died yesterday afternoon at his home in that place. The end came only after a painful illness lasting for several months.
Mr. Abbey was 76 years of age, and came here in the '50's, when the gold excitement was high. He mined for some time, but later settled near Central House, where he had lived since. Until recent years he was acquainted practically with everyone in this end of the county, and was as universally respected as he was acquainted.
Besides his widow, Mr. Abbey leave a family of eight children, all grown, to mourn his loss. They are Edward W., R. Harvey, John H., and Samuel D. Abbey, Mrs. J.E. Burdick of Wheatland, Mrs. A.L. Hartsock, Miss Elsie Abbey and Miss Marguerite Abbey.
Announcement will be made later with regard to funeral arrangements.
Mr. Abbey came to Butte county in 18752, and had resided here continuously ever since that time. He was married in Rose City, now known as Palermo, to Miss Mary Dweyer.
The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning from the family home, the interment being in Oroville. Note: The Oroville Daily Register was published at Oroville, California from 1904-1927, from the collection of the late Jim Lague, via the email providing the information from Wendy (Wyman) Deakins, September 7, 2013.
1880 census Ophir Twp, Butte, CA: Daniel Abbey aged 47, farmer, bp NY, both parents NY; Mary D. aged 33, bp Ireland, both parents Ireland; Edward W. aged 11; Harvey R. aged 9; John H. aged 7; Nano E. aged 5; Samuel D. aged 3; infant daughter aged 1 month, born May -- all born CA; plus a servant.
Great Register 18 MAR 1884 Butte County, CA: Daniel Abbey, aged 50, bp NY, farmer, residing Central House.
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Oroville Daily Register, December 18, 1906. Death Summons Another Pioneer. Mr. Daniel Abbey, of Honcut, passes away after severe illness lasting over several months. Daniel Abbey, one of the best known residents of Honcut and for years a resident of that town, died yesterday afternoon at his home in that place. The end came only after a painful illness lasting for several months.
Mr. Abbey was 76 years of age, and came here in the '50's, when the gold excitement was high. He mined for some time, but later settled near Central House, where he had lived since. Until recent years he was acquainted practically with everyone in this end of the county, and was as universally respected as he was acquainted.
Besides his widow, Mr. Abbey leave a family of eight children, all grown, to mourn his loss. They are Edward W., R. Harvey, John H., and Samuel D. Abbey, Mrs. J.E. Burdick of Wheatland, Mrs. A.L. Hartsock, Miss Elsie Abbey and Miss Marguerite Abbey.
Announcement will be made later with regard to funeral arrangements.
Mr. Abbey came to Butte county in 18752, and had resided here continuously ever since that time. He was married in Rose City, now known as Palermo, to Miss Mary Dweyer.
The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning from the family home, the interment being in Oroville. Note: The Oroville Daily Register was published at Oroville, California from 1904-1927, from the collection of the late Jim Lague, via the email providing the information from Wendy (Wyman) Deakins, September 7, 2013.
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