Information from Form H - Death, and ME burial permit, both at Owls Head town office. His wife was Lizzie F. Tilden (1892-1968 (remarried to Ederick Edgecomb and buried in Appleton). They had two sons, Wilbur(t), buried here, and Charles O. Cleveland was a fisherman.
From records on Ancestry, her first married Nettie McIntire in Bucksport in 1910. His parents on that records are listed as Richard C. Abbott & Mary M. Bridges.
Abbott is the name recorded for Section 2, Plot 2 so it is assumed he is buried there. There is a lilac tree and several illegible metal markers on this plot.
From records on Ancestry, her first married Nettie McIntire in Bucksport in 1910. His parents on that records are listed as Richard C. Abbott & Mary M. Bridges.
Abbott is the name recorded for Section 2, Plot 2 so it is assumed he is buried there. There is a lilac tree and several illegible metal markers on this plot.
Information from Form H - Death, and ME burial permit, both at Owls Head town office. His wife was Lizzie F. Tilden (1892-1968 (remarried to Ederick Edgecomb and buried in Appleton). They had two sons, Wilbur(t), buried here, and Charles O. Cleveland was a fisherman.
From records on Ancestry, her first married Nettie McIntire in Bucksport in 1910. His parents on that records are listed as Richard C. Abbott & Mary M. Bridges.
Abbott is the name recorded for Section 2, Plot 2 so it is assumed he is buried there. There is a lilac tree and several illegible metal markers on this plot.
From records on Ancestry, her first married Nettie McIntire in Bucksport in 1910. His parents on that records are listed as Richard C. Abbott & Mary M. Bridges.
Abbott is the name recorded for Section 2, Plot 2 so it is assumed he is buried there. There is a lilac tree and several illegible metal markers on this plot.
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