1900 census, living with grandmother Nancy Abel in Dubois county.
Buried next to sister Viola.
Son of James Hays and Sarah J. Abell. Sarah J. Abell was the daughter of Eli Abell and Nancy Ann Main.
Death certificate indicates born out of wedlock.
Cause of death: tuberculosis
Informant on death certificate B.B. Abell (Bazil Brooke Abell), Birdseye, Indiana
Burial Cox Cemetery, March 10, 1910
Died on his farm.
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The Ferdinand News
Ferdinand, Dubois County, Indiana
March 4, 1910
Clarence Abell, who is staying with John Chanley, is very low, with consumption.
Buried next to sister Viola.
Son of James Hays and Sarah J. Abell. Sarah J. Abell was the daughter of Eli Abell and Nancy Ann Main.
Death certificate indicates born out of wedlock.
Cause of death: tuberculosis
Informant on death certificate B.B. Abell (Bazil Brooke Abell), Birdseye, Indiana
Burial Cox Cemetery, March 10, 1910
Died on his farm.
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The Ferdinand News
Ferdinand, Dubois County, Indiana
March 4, 1910
Clarence Abell, who is staying with John Chanley, is very low, with consumption.
1900 census, living with grandmother Nancy Abel in Dubois county.
Buried next to sister Viola.
Son of James Hays and Sarah J. Abell. Sarah J. Abell was the daughter of Eli Abell and Nancy Ann Main.
Death certificate indicates born out of wedlock.
Cause of death: tuberculosis
Informant on death certificate B.B. Abell (Bazil Brooke Abell), Birdseye, Indiana
Burial Cox Cemetery, March 10, 1910
Died on his farm.
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The Ferdinand News
Ferdinand, Dubois County, Indiana
March 4, 1910
Clarence Abell, who is staying with John Chanley, is very low, with consumption.
Buried next to sister Viola.
Son of James Hays and Sarah J. Abell. Sarah J. Abell was the daughter of Eli Abell and Nancy Ann Main.
Death certificate indicates born out of wedlock.
Cause of death: tuberculosis
Informant on death certificate B.B. Abell (Bazil Brooke Abell), Birdseye, Indiana
Burial Cox Cemetery, March 10, 1910
Died on his farm.
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The Ferdinand News
Ferdinand, Dubois County, Indiana
March 4, 1910
Clarence Abell, who is staying with John Chanley, is very low, with consumption.
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