Caroline S. Purdy was 1st m. to Henry Bradley Plante Wrenn abt 1896 & they had three children; she appears in the Yonkers census of that year as head of household as "Mrs. C. P. Wrenn."
She m. Albert Shipp Oglesby sometime between 1915 and Sep 1918, when she appears as his wife on the draft registration. He died in December of that year. She then married retired Lt. Col. James E. Abbott after 1930 and they are buried together in Arlington National Cemetery.
Information courtesy of Find A Grave contributor Alvin Oglesby
She m. Albert Shipp Oglesby sometime between 1915 and Sep 1918, when she appears as his wife on the draft registration. He died in December of that year. She then married retired Lt. Col. James E. Abbott after 1930 and they are buried together in Arlington National Cemetery.
Information courtesy of Find A Grave contributor Alvin Oglesby
Caroline S. Purdy was 1st m. to Henry Bradley Plante Wrenn abt 1896 & they had three children; she appears in the Yonkers census of that year as head of household as "Mrs. C. P. Wrenn."
She m. Albert Shipp Oglesby sometime between 1915 and Sep 1918, when she appears as his wife on the draft registration. He died in December of that year. She then married retired Lt. Col. James E. Abbott after 1930 and they are buried together in Arlington National Cemetery.
Information courtesy of Find A Grave contributor Alvin Oglesby
She m. Albert Shipp Oglesby sometime between 1915 and Sep 1918, when she appears as his wife on the draft registration. He died in December of that year. She then married retired Lt. Col. James E. Abbott after 1930 and they are buried together in Arlington National Cemetery.
Information courtesy of Find A Grave contributor Alvin Oglesby
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