Born in Harrison County, Texas, PETER ABNER was the son of David Abner Sr. and Mrs. Louisa (Kilworth) Abner.
He worked as a school teacher.
He married Mrs. Alene Boneau (Halloway) Abner on June 22, 1888 in Harrison County, Texas. To their union, two children were born, namely their son, Eustace B. Abner, and their daughter, Ethel Ludolph Abner.
By 1900, PETER ABNER, his wife, Alene, and their two children resided to Trinity County, Texas.
By 1920, he married again to Mrs. Jessie E. Abner. They resided in Montgomery County, Texas where the both worked as school teachers.
By 1930, he had married once again to Mrs. Maria/Mary Abner. They resided and worked as teachers in Angelina County, Texas.
His wives preceded him in death.
Upon his passing, PETER ABNER was laid to rest on December 5, 1946 on the grounds of Cedar Grove Cemetery.
Burial arrangements were managed by Lattimore Funeral Home of Lufkin.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #52940 {deceased}
~ Texas County Marriage Records
~ 1940 Census Records of Angelina County, Texas
~ 1930 Census Records of Trinity County, Texas
~ 1920 Census Records of Montgomery County, Texas
~ 1900-1910 Census Records of Trinity County, Texas
~ 1880-1940 Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
~ Arizona Death Certificate #213 {brother, Rev. Benjamin F. Abner}
Notes
- His granddaughter was Mrs. Ernestine (Abner) McGruder. She was the daughter of his son, Eustace Abner and Mrs. Gertrude (Stanley) Abner.
- Texas M. McGruder, who was the husband of his granddaughter, Mrs. Ernestine (Abner) McGruder, was the informant on the death certificate.
- Peter's wife, Alene, was born in South Carolina USA.
- Peter Abner was the 17-year-old son who was living in the home with his parents and his siblings in Harrison County, Texas, as reported in the 1880 census. Therefore, a more accurate birth year of 1863 is reflected in this memorial.
He worked as a school teacher.
He married Mrs. Alene Boneau (Halloway) Abner on June 22, 1888 in Harrison County, Texas. To their union, two children were born, namely their son, Eustace B. Abner, and their daughter, Ethel Ludolph Abner.
By 1900, PETER ABNER, his wife, Alene, and their two children resided to Trinity County, Texas.
By 1920, he married again to Mrs. Jessie E. Abner. They resided in Montgomery County, Texas where the both worked as school teachers.
By 1930, he had married once again to Mrs. Maria/Mary Abner. They resided and worked as teachers in Angelina County, Texas.
His wives preceded him in death.
Upon his passing, PETER ABNER was laid to rest on December 5, 1946 on the grounds of Cedar Grove Cemetery.
Burial arrangements were managed by Lattimore Funeral Home of Lufkin.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #52940 {deceased}
~ Texas County Marriage Records
~ 1940 Census Records of Angelina County, Texas
~ 1930 Census Records of Trinity County, Texas
~ 1920 Census Records of Montgomery County, Texas
~ 1900-1910 Census Records of Trinity County, Texas
~ 1880-1940 Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
~ Arizona Death Certificate #213 {brother, Rev. Benjamin F. Abner}
Notes
- His granddaughter was Mrs. Ernestine (Abner) McGruder. She was the daughter of his son, Eustace Abner and Mrs. Gertrude (Stanley) Abner.
- Texas M. McGruder, who was the husband of his granddaughter, Mrs. Ernestine (Abner) McGruder, was the informant on the death certificate.
- Peter's wife, Alene, was born in South Carolina USA.
- Peter Abner was the 17-year-old son who was living in the home with his parents and his siblings in Harrison County, Texas, as reported in the 1880 census. Therefore, a more accurate birth year of 1863 is reflected in this memorial.
Born in Harrison County, Texas, PETER ABNER was the son of David Abner Sr. and Mrs. Louisa (Kilworth) Abner.
He worked as a school teacher.
He married Mrs. Alene Boneau (Halloway) Abner on June 22, 1888 in Harrison County, Texas. To their union, two children were born, namely their son, Eustace B. Abner, and their daughter, Ethel Ludolph Abner.
By 1900, PETER ABNER, his wife, Alene, and their two children resided to Trinity County, Texas.
By 1920, he married again to Mrs. Jessie E. Abner. They resided in Montgomery County, Texas where the both worked as school teachers.
By 1930, he had married once again to Mrs. Maria/Mary Abner. They resided and worked as teachers in Angelina County, Texas.
His wives preceded him in death.
Upon his passing, PETER ABNER was laid to rest on December 5, 1946 on the grounds of Cedar Grove Cemetery.
Burial arrangements were managed by Lattimore Funeral Home of Lufkin.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #52940 {deceased}
~ Texas County Marriage Records
~ 1940 Census Records of Angelina County, Texas
~ 1930 Census Records of Trinity County, Texas
~ 1920 Census Records of Montgomery County, Texas
~ 1900-1910 Census Records of Trinity County, Texas
~ 1880-1940 Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
~ Arizona Death Certificate #213 {brother, Rev. Benjamin F. Abner}
Notes
- His granddaughter was Mrs. Ernestine (Abner) McGruder. She was the daughter of his son, Eustace Abner and Mrs. Gertrude (Stanley) Abner.
- Texas M. McGruder, who was the husband of his granddaughter, Mrs. Ernestine (Abner) McGruder, was the informant on the death certificate.
- Peter's wife, Alene, was born in South Carolina USA.
- Peter Abner was the 17-year-old son who was living in the home with his parents and his siblings in Harrison County, Texas, as reported in the 1880 census. Therefore, a more accurate birth year of 1863 is reflected in this memorial.
He worked as a school teacher.
He married Mrs. Alene Boneau (Halloway) Abner on June 22, 1888 in Harrison County, Texas. To their union, two children were born, namely their son, Eustace B. Abner, and their daughter, Ethel Ludolph Abner.
By 1900, PETER ABNER, his wife, Alene, and their two children resided to Trinity County, Texas.
By 1920, he married again to Mrs. Jessie E. Abner. They resided in Montgomery County, Texas where the both worked as school teachers.
By 1930, he had married once again to Mrs. Maria/Mary Abner. They resided and worked as teachers in Angelina County, Texas.
His wives preceded him in death.
Upon his passing, PETER ABNER was laid to rest on December 5, 1946 on the grounds of Cedar Grove Cemetery.
Burial arrangements were managed by Lattimore Funeral Home of Lufkin.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #52940 {deceased}
~ Texas County Marriage Records
~ 1940 Census Records of Angelina County, Texas
~ 1930 Census Records of Trinity County, Texas
~ 1920 Census Records of Montgomery County, Texas
~ 1900-1910 Census Records of Trinity County, Texas
~ 1880-1940 Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
~ Arizona Death Certificate #213 {brother, Rev. Benjamin F. Abner}
Notes
- His granddaughter was Mrs. Ernestine (Abner) McGruder. She was the daughter of his son, Eustace Abner and Mrs. Gertrude (Stanley) Abner.
- Texas M. McGruder, who was the husband of his granddaughter, Mrs. Ernestine (Abner) McGruder, was the informant on the death certificate.
- Peter's wife, Alene, was born in South Carolina USA.
- Peter Abner was the 17-year-old son who was living in the home with his parents and his siblings in Harrison County, Texas, as reported in the 1880 census. Therefore, a more accurate birth year of 1863 is reflected in this memorial.
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