Daughter of William J Abernethy and Mary L {Wilson} Abernethy
Date of death not inscribed on the monument
On September 5, 1925, Jean Abernethy, a school teacher, entered the United States, crossing the Canadian border at Buffalo, New York, with a destination of Bradenton, Florida. Her stated intention on the registration card was to seek work, remain permanently in the U.S., and to become an American citizen
Date of death not inscribed on the monument
On September 5, 1925, Jean Abernethy, a school teacher, entered the United States, crossing the Canadian border at Buffalo, New York, with a destination of Bradenton, Florida. Her stated intention on the registration card was to seek work, remain permanently in the U.S., and to become an American citizen
Daughter of William J Abernethy and Mary L {Wilson} Abernethy
Date of death not inscribed on the monument
On September 5, 1925, Jean Abernethy, a school teacher, entered the United States, crossing the Canadian border at Buffalo, New York, with a destination of Bradenton, Florida. Her stated intention on the registration card was to seek work, remain permanently in the U.S., and to become an American citizen
Date of death not inscribed on the monument
On September 5, 1925, Jean Abernethy, a school teacher, entered the United States, crossing the Canadian border at Buffalo, New York, with a destination of Bradenton, Florida. Her stated intention on the registration card was to seek work, remain permanently in the U.S., and to become an American citizen
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