Mr. Abbott was married to Miss Addie Barnes, a native of Chico. and a daughter of G. W. Barnes, and after the ceremony, he went with his bride to the Washington Colony, where he had acquired, the year before, a twenty-acre tract of land. It was at best a humble home : but assisted by his good wife, he planted it to vines and trees, and made there a domicile in which they were happy.
Mrs. Abbott passed away on September 8, 1917, at the age of fifty-three, and to the sorrow of many. She left a daughter, Georgia, who is the wife of Anderson R. Miner, and lives in Fowler with her five children George A., James H., Eleanor, Anderson R., Jr., and Mary.
Mrs. Abbott passed away on September 8, 1917, at the age of fifty-three, and to the sorrow of many. She left a daughter, Georgia, who is the wife of Anderson R. Miner, and lives in Fowler with her five children George A., James H., Eleanor, Anderson R., Jr., and Mary.
Mr. Abbott was married to Miss Addie Barnes, a native of Chico. and a daughter of G. W. Barnes, and after the ceremony, he went with his bride to the Washington Colony, where he had acquired, the year before, a twenty-acre tract of land. It was at best a humble home : but assisted by his good wife, he planted it to vines and trees, and made there a domicile in which they were happy.
Mrs. Abbott passed away on September 8, 1917, at the age of fifty-three, and to the sorrow of many. She left a daughter, Georgia, who is the wife of Anderson R. Miner, and lives in Fowler with her five children George A., James H., Eleanor, Anderson R., Jr., and Mary.
Mrs. Abbott passed away on September 8, 1917, at the age of fifty-three, and to the sorrow of many. She left a daughter, Georgia, who is the wife of Anderson R. Miner, and lives in Fowler with her five children George A., James H., Eleanor, Anderson R., Jr., and Mary.
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