Burial date Feb. 17, 1911, age 35
Source: Danish Museum
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Source: The Bee, Thursday, Feb. 16, 1911, page 2, column 4, Omaha, Nebraska; kindly sent by FindaGrave volunteer Joe S. usajoe #47036412
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Henry Aabel 2/15/1911
Henry Aabel of 4105 North Seventeenth street, one of Omaha’s prominent businessmen, died Wednesday at his residence after an illness of one week. The cause of death was pneumonia.
Mr. Aabel, who was 35 years old at the time of death, has been an Omaha resident for twenty-four years. He was born in Denmark and came to Omaha at the age of 11 years. He was associated with the Grand Union Tea company.
Besides the wife and the 6-year-old son, Donald, Mr. Aabel leaves four brothers and one sister. One brother, Hans, is a member of the Omaha Grain exchange; another, Paul Aabel, lives in San Francisco; Arnold in Los Angeles, and James in Baltimore. The sister is Mrs. G.A. Brooks, who lives at Brazil Mills, Neb.
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Looking west
In front, with the yellow flower, is a surname Aabel stone. There are small A's all around this Aabel plot.
2nd row: L-R
Father (Jens J) Aabel,
Mother (Norma Ludericka, "Ludwicka", "Nanna Ludiva"--names in her obituaries)
Elizabeth Aabel
Back row:
Henry Aabel, Grace Aabel Anderson, Arthur J Anderson
Source: Danish Museum
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Source: The Bee, Thursday, Feb. 16, 1911, page 2, column 4, Omaha, Nebraska; kindly sent by FindaGrave volunteer Joe S. usajoe #47036412
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Henry Aabel 2/15/1911
Henry Aabel of 4105 North Seventeenth street, one of Omaha’s prominent businessmen, died Wednesday at his residence after an illness of one week. The cause of death was pneumonia.
Mr. Aabel, who was 35 years old at the time of death, has been an Omaha resident for twenty-four years. He was born in Denmark and came to Omaha at the age of 11 years. He was associated with the Grand Union Tea company.
Besides the wife and the 6-year-old son, Donald, Mr. Aabel leaves four brothers and one sister. One brother, Hans, is a member of the Omaha Grain exchange; another, Paul Aabel, lives in San Francisco; Arnold in Los Angeles, and James in Baltimore. The sister is Mrs. G.A. Brooks, who lives at Brazil Mills, Neb.
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Looking west
In front, with the yellow flower, is a surname Aabel stone. There are small A's all around this Aabel plot.
2nd row: L-R
Father (Jens J) Aabel,
Mother (Norma Ludericka, "Ludwicka", "Nanna Ludiva"--names in her obituaries)
Elizabeth Aabel
Back row:
Henry Aabel, Grace Aabel Anderson, Arthur J Anderson
Burial date Feb. 17, 1911, age 35
Source: Danish Museum
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Source: The Bee, Thursday, Feb. 16, 1911, page 2, column 4, Omaha, Nebraska; kindly sent by FindaGrave volunteer Joe S. usajoe #47036412
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Henry Aabel 2/15/1911
Henry Aabel of 4105 North Seventeenth street, one of Omaha’s prominent businessmen, died Wednesday at his residence after an illness of one week. The cause of death was pneumonia.
Mr. Aabel, who was 35 years old at the time of death, has been an Omaha resident for twenty-four years. He was born in Denmark and came to Omaha at the age of 11 years. He was associated with the Grand Union Tea company.
Besides the wife and the 6-year-old son, Donald, Mr. Aabel leaves four brothers and one sister. One brother, Hans, is a member of the Omaha Grain exchange; another, Paul Aabel, lives in San Francisco; Arnold in Los Angeles, and James in Baltimore. The sister is Mrs. G.A. Brooks, who lives at Brazil Mills, Neb.
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Looking west
In front, with the yellow flower, is a surname Aabel stone. There are small A's all around this Aabel plot.
2nd row: L-R
Father (Jens J) Aabel,
Mother (Norma Ludericka, "Ludwicka", "Nanna Ludiva"--names in her obituaries)
Elizabeth Aabel
Back row:
Henry Aabel, Grace Aabel Anderson, Arthur J Anderson
Source: Danish Museum
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Source: The Bee, Thursday, Feb. 16, 1911, page 2, column 4, Omaha, Nebraska; kindly sent by FindaGrave volunteer Joe S. usajoe #47036412
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Henry Aabel 2/15/1911
Henry Aabel of 4105 North Seventeenth street, one of Omaha’s prominent businessmen, died Wednesday at his residence after an illness of one week. The cause of death was pneumonia.
Mr. Aabel, who was 35 years old at the time of death, has been an Omaha resident for twenty-four years. He was born in Denmark and came to Omaha at the age of 11 years. He was associated with the Grand Union Tea company.
Besides the wife and the 6-year-old son, Donald, Mr. Aabel leaves four brothers and one sister. One brother, Hans, is a member of the Omaha Grain exchange; another, Paul Aabel, lives in San Francisco; Arnold in Los Angeles, and James in Baltimore. The sister is Mrs. G.A. Brooks, who lives at Brazil Mills, Neb.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Looking west
In front, with the yellow flower, is a surname Aabel stone. There are small A's all around this Aabel plot.
2nd row: L-R
Father (Jens J) Aabel,
Mother (Norma Ludericka, "Ludwicka", "Nanna Ludiva"--names in her obituaries)
Elizabeth Aabel
Back row:
Henry Aabel, Grace Aabel Anderson, Arthur J Anderson
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