Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Wednesday, 17 June 1914, page 6
The funeral of Mrs. G. H. Abbott will take place Friday afternoon at 1:30 from the First M. E. church, Rev. Tompkins conducting the service. Mr. Abbott arrived from Keline, Wyo., last night where he intended to make his home. Property was purchased and the household goods are at the freight house there, it being the intention to have Mrs. Abbott come to that point when she recovered. The sudden death caused a sad change in the plans.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Tuesday, 16 June 1914, page 8
Mrs. George H. Abbott passed away at St. Francis hospital last night at the age of 38 years after undergoing two operations for appendicitis and other ailments. Mrs. Abbott has been ailing for some time. She seemed to recover after her first operation and was doing well until there was a sudden turn for the worse. Mrs. Abbott is a sister of Mrs. William Flack, and while in the city, she made her home at the Altoona. At present Mr. Abbott, who does special advertising, is in Keline, Wyo., and is expected here shortly. Mrs. Abbott was formerly a resident of Auburn, where her father and brothers still live. Besides Mrs. Flack in this city, Miss Ethel Criger, of Butte, Mont; Mrs. Miles Fuller and Mrs. Mit Wilson, of Gifford, Mo.; I Criger, William and Harry Criger, of Auburn, are the sisters and brothers. J. Criger, of the latter place, is the father. The funeral will take place here next Thursday.
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Grand Island City Cemetery Burial Record:
Name: Carrie Ella Abbott
Date of death: June 14, 1914
Cause of death: Septicemia
Place of death: Grand Island, Nebraska
Age at death: 37 years, 8 months, 10 days
Date of birth: Not given
Birth place: Missouri
Residence at time of death: Grand Island, Nebraska
Nearest living relative: Not given
Occupation: Housewife
Married: Married
Male/Female: Female
Funeral home: O'Laughlin
Wednesday, 17 June 1914, page 6
The funeral of Mrs. G. H. Abbott will take place Friday afternoon at 1:30 from the First M. E. church, Rev. Tompkins conducting the service. Mr. Abbott arrived from Keline, Wyo., last night where he intended to make his home. Property was purchased and the household goods are at the freight house there, it being the intention to have Mrs. Abbott come to that point when she recovered. The sudden death caused a sad change in the plans.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Tuesday, 16 June 1914, page 8
Mrs. George H. Abbott passed away at St. Francis hospital last night at the age of 38 years after undergoing two operations for appendicitis and other ailments. Mrs. Abbott has been ailing for some time. She seemed to recover after her first operation and was doing well until there was a sudden turn for the worse. Mrs. Abbott is a sister of Mrs. William Flack, and while in the city, she made her home at the Altoona. At present Mr. Abbott, who does special advertising, is in Keline, Wyo., and is expected here shortly. Mrs. Abbott was formerly a resident of Auburn, where her father and brothers still live. Besides Mrs. Flack in this city, Miss Ethel Criger, of Butte, Mont; Mrs. Miles Fuller and Mrs. Mit Wilson, of Gifford, Mo.; I Criger, William and Harry Criger, of Auburn, are the sisters and brothers. J. Criger, of the latter place, is the father. The funeral will take place here next Thursday.
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Grand Island City Cemetery Burial Record:
Name: Carrie Ella Abbott
Date of death: June 14, 1914
Cause of death: Septicemia
Place of death: Grand Island, Nebraska
Age at death: 37 years, 8 months, 10 days
Date of birth: Not given
Birth place: Missouri
Residence at time of death: Grand Island, Nebraska
Nearest living relative: Not given
Occupation: Housewife
Married: Married
Male/Female: Female
Funeral home: O'Laughlin
Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Wednesday, 17 June 1914, page 6
The funeral of Mrs. G. H. Abbott will take place Friday afternoon at 1:30 from the First M. E. church, Rev. Tompkins conducting the service. Mr. Abbott arrived from Keline, Wyo., last night where he intended to make his home. Property was purchased and the household goods are at the freight house there, it being the intention to have Mrs. Abbott come to that point when she recovered. The sudden death caused a sad change in the plans.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Tuesday, 16 June 1914, page 8
Mrs. George H. Abbott passed away at St. Francis hospital last night at the age of 38 years after undergoing two operations for appendicitis and other ailments. Mrs. Abbott has been ailing for some time. She seemed to recover after her first operation and was doing well until there was a sudden turn for the worse. Mrs. Abbott is a sister of Mrs. William Flack, and while in the city, she made her home at the Altoona. At present Mr. Abbott, who does special advertising, is in Keline, Wyo., and is expected here shortly. Mrs. Abbott was formerly a resident of Auburn, where her father and brothers still live. Besides Mrs. Flack in this city, Miss Ethel Criger, of Butte, Mont; Mrs. Miles Fuller and Mrs. Mit Wilson, of Gifford, Mo.; I Criger, William and Harry Criger, of Auburn, are the sisters and brothers. J. Criger, of the latter place, is the father. The funeral will take place here next Thursday.
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Grand Island City Cemetery Burial Record:
Name: Carrie Ella Abbott
Date of death: June 14, 1914
Cause of death: Septicemia
Place of death: Grand Island, Nebraska
Age at death: 37 years, 8 months, 10 days
Date of birth: Not given
Birth place: Missouri
Residence at time of death: Grand Island, Nebraska
Nearest living relative: Not given
Occupation: Housewife
Married: Married
Male/Female: Female
Funeral home: O'Laughlin
Wednesday, 17 June 1914, page 6
The funeral of Mrs. G. H. Abbott will take place Friday afternoon at 1:30 from the First M. E. church, Rev. Tompkins conducting the service. Mr. Abbott arrived from Keline, Wyo., last night where he intended to make his home. Property was purchased and the household goods are at the freight house there, it being the intention to have Mrs. Abbott come to that point when she recovered. The sudden death caused a sad change in the plans.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Tuesday, 16 June 1914, page 8
Mrs. George H. Abbott passed away at St. Francis hospital last night at the age of 38 years after undergoing two operations for appendicitis and other ailments. Mrs. Abbott has been ailing for some time. She seemed to recover after her first operation and was doing well until there was a sudden turn for the worse. Mrs. Abbott is a sister of Mrs. William Flack, and while in the city, she made her home at the Altoona. At present Mr. Abbott, who does special advertising, is in Keline, Wyo., and is expected here shortly. Mrs. Abbott was formerly a resident of Auburn, where her father and brothers still live. Besides Mrs. Flack in this city, Miss Ethel Criger, of Butte, Mont; Mrs. Miles Fuller and Mrs. Mit Wilson, of Gifford, Mo.; I Criger, William and Harry Criger, of Auburn, are the sisters and brothers. J. Criger, of the latter place, is the father. The funeral will take place here next Thursday.
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Grand Island City Cemetery Burial Record:
Name: Carrie Ella Abbott
Date of death: June 14, 1914
Cause of death: Septicemia
Place of death: Grand Island, Nebraska
Age at death: 37 years, 8 months, 10 days
Date of birth: Not given
Birth place: Missouri
Residence at time of death: Grand Island, Nebraska
Nearest living relative: Not given
Occupation: Housewife
Married: Married
Male/Female: Female
Funeral home: O'Laughlin
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