Because of his residence in Campbell County, it is thought Tom was the son of Thomas and Julia Abbott. Siblings were a name beginning with J and a brother, Nathan. It should be noted that Campbellton, Campbell County, Georgia is now Fulton County.
A 1900 Census of this same area shows a marriage to Hattie who was about 29 at the time. In 1910, Fairburn, Campbell County, now Fulton county, Hattie's son, Eugene Hindman, was also living in the home.
Central State Hospital Burial Records via Georgia State Health Department
Male and Female African Americans
Note from burial records:
Colored Male New Cemetery (Before number stakes were moved).
A 1900 Census of this same area shows a marriage to Hattie who was about 29 at the time. In 1910, Fairburn, Campbell County, now Fulton county, Hattie's son, Eugene Hindman, was also living in the home.
Central State Hospital Burial Records via Georgia State Health Department
Male and Female African Americans
Note from burial records:
Colored Male New Cemetery (Before number stakes were moved).
Because of his residence in Campbell County, it is thought Tom was the son of Thomas and Julia Abbott. Siblings were a name beginning with J and a brother, Nathan. It should be noted that Campbellton, Campbell County, Georgia is now Fulton County.
A 1900 Census of this same area shows a marriage to Hattie who was about 29 at the time. In 1910, Fairburn, Campbell County, now Fulton county, Hattie's son, Eugene Hindman, was also living in the home.
Central State Hospital Burial Records via Georgia State Health Department
Male and Female African Americans
Note from burial records:
Colored Male New Cemetery (Before number stakes were moved).
A 1900 Census of this same area shows a marriage to Hattie who was about 29 at the time. In 1910, Fairburn, Campbell County, now Fulton county, Hattie's son, Eugene Hindman, was also living in the home.
Central State Hospital Burial Records via Georgia State Health Department
Male and Female African Americans
Note from burial records:
Colored Male New Cemetery (Before number stakes were moved).
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