Saratoga Sun.
April 27, 1950.
George Abbott Died Last Night in Hospital at Rawlins
George Abbott, the last 25 years or more, a resident of this section of the Platte Valley, died last evening at 11 o'clock at the Memorial Hospital in Rawlins. He had been in ill health for several months and the last week and a half had been receiving treatment at the hospital.
Abbott about 86 years of age, came to this section from Denver, some 25 years ago to take employment as a herder on the Freeland Cattle Co. Ranch on Pass Creek. He spent seven or eight years there employed by A. B. Walker, and then for a short time was employed at other ranches in the Saratoga area. He retired about 15 years ago, and had since that time, made his home more or less permanently in Saratoga.
Very little is known at this time regarding his early life, but it is said that his life as a boy was spent in Orrick MO, and that he still has a sister and possibly other relatives living there.
Funeral services will be held this Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, at the Saratoga Nazarene Church. Reverend Christie Sites will be in charge of the services. The Rasmusson Shriner mortuary of Rawlins is in charge of the arrangements, and burial will be in the Saratoga Cemetery.
Saratoga Sun.
May 4, 1950.
George Abbott, Who Died Last Week, Was Native Of Missouri
George Abbott, well known Saratoga resident in who died in the Memorial Hospital in Rawlins Wednesday of last week, was a native of Missouri, according to information handed the Sun Tuesday. The deceased was born November 18, 1857, in Bloomington, Missouri, and passed away April 26, at the age of 92 years five months and eight days. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Blandy Abbott, and came to the Platte Valley, about 25 years ago to take employment as a herder on the Freeland Cattle Co. Ranch on Pass Creek. Ill health forced him to retire about 15 years ago and he moved to Saratoga to make it his permanent home.
Mr. Abbott was a member of the Nazarene Church, and some months ago, as his health would permit, assisted Rev. Marvin Cook and S. Harrington in the actual construction of the Saratoga Nazarene Church.
Funeral services were in charge of the Reverend Christie A. Stites of the local Nazarene Church, who was assisted by Reverend Lester Buckman of Rawlins.
Known survivors are one sister, who resides in Macon, Missouri,and two brothers believed to be residing in Oregon.
April 27, 1950.
George Abbott Died Last Night in Hospital at Rawlins
George Abbott, the last 25 years or more, a resident of this section of the Platte Valley, died last evening at 11 o'clock at the Memorial Hospital in Rawlins. He had been in ill health for several months and the last week and a half had been receiving treatment at the hospital.
Abbott about 86 years of age, came to this section from Denver, some 25 years ago to take employment as a herder on the Freeland Cattle Co. Ranch on Pass Creek. He spent seven or eight years there employed by A. B. Walker, and then for a short time was employed at other ranches in the Saratoga area. He retired about 15 years ago, and had since that time, made his home more or less permanently in Saratoga.
Very little is known at this time regarding his early life, but it is said that his life as a boy was spent in Orrick MO, and that he still has a sister and possibly other relatives living there.
Funeral services will be held this Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, at the Saratoga Nazarene Church. Reverend Christie Sites will be in charge of the services. The Rasmusson Shriner mortuary of Rawlins is in charge of the arrangements, and burial will be in the Saratoga Cemetery.
Saratoga Sun.
May 4, 1950.
George Abbott, Who Died Last Week, Was Native Of Missouri
George Abbott, well known Saratoga resident in who died in the Memorial Hospital in Rawlins Wednesday of last week, was a native of Missouri, according to information handed the Sun Tuesday. The deceased was born November 18, 1857, in Bloomington, Missouri, and passed away April 26, at the age of 92 years five months and eight days. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Blandy Abbott, and came to the Platte Valley, about 25 years ago to take employment as a herder on the Freeland Cattle Co. Ranch on Pass Creek. Ill health forced him to retire about 15 years ago and he moved to Saratoga to make it his permanent home.
Mr. Abbott was a member of the Nazarene Church, and some months ago, as his health would permit, assisted Rev. Marvin Cook and S. Harrington in the actual construction of the Saratoga Nazarene Church.
Funeral services were in charge of the Reverend Christie A. Stites of the local Nazarene Church, who was assisted by Reverend Lester Buckman of Rawlins.
Known survivors are one sister, who resides in Macon, Missouri,and two brothers believed to be residing in Oregon.
Saratoga Sun.
April 27, 1950.
George Abbott Died Last Night in Hospital at Rawlins
George Abbott, the last 25 years or more, a resident of this section of the Platte Valley, died last evening at 11 o'clock at the Memorial Hospital in Rawlins. He had been in ill health for several months and the last week and a half had been receiving treatment at the hospital.
Abbott about 86 years of age, came to this section from Denver, some 25 years ago to take employment as a herder on the Freeland Cattle Co. Ranch on Pass Creek. He spent seven or eight years there employed by A. B. Walker, and then for a short time was employed at other ranches in the Saratoga area. He retired about 15 years ago, and had since that time, made his home more or less permanently in Saratoga.
Very little is known at this time regarding his early life, but it is said that his life as a boy was spent in Orrick MO, and that he still has a sister and possibly other relatives living there.
Funeral services will be held this Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, at the Saratoga Nazarene Church. Reverend Christie Sites will be in charge of the services. The Rasmusson Shriner mortuary of Rawlins is in charge of the arrangements, and burial will be in the Saratoga Cemetery.
Saratoga Sun.
May 4, 1950.
George Abbott, Who Died Last Week, Was Native Of Missouri
George Abbott, well known Saratoga resident in who died in the Memorial Hospital in Rawlins Wednesday of last week, was a native of Missouri, according to information handed the Sun Tuesday. The deceased was born November 18, 1857, in Bloomington, Missouri, and passed away April 26, at the age of 92 years five months and eight days. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Blandy Abbott, and came to the Platte Valley, about 25 years ago to take employment as a herder on the Freeland Cattle Co. Ranch on Pass Creek. Ill health forced him to retire about 15 years ago and he moved to Saratoga to make it his permanent home.
Mr. Abbott was a member of the Nazarene Church, and some months ago, as his health would permit, assisted Rev. Marvin Cook and S. Harrington in the actual construction of the Saratoga Nazarene Church.
Funeral services were in charge of the Reverend Christie A. Stites of the local Nazarene Church, who was assisted by Reverend Lester Buckman of Rawlins.
Known survivors are one sister, who resides in Macon, Missouri,and two brothers believed to be residing in Oregon.
April 27, 1950.
George Abbott Died Last Night in Hospital at Rawlins
George Abbott, the last 25 years or more, a resident of this section of the Platte Valley, died last evening at 11 o'clock at the Memorial Hospital in Rawlins. He had been in ill health for several months and the last week and a half had been receiving treatment at the hospital.
Abbott about 86 years of age, came to this section from Denver, some 25 years ago to take employment as a herder on the Freeland Cattle Co. Ranch on Pass Creek. He spent seven or eight years there employed by A. B. Walker, and then for a short time was employed at other ranches in the Saratoga area. He retired about 15 years ago, and had since that time, made his home more or less permanently in Saratoga.
Very little is known at this time regarding his early life, but it is said that his life as a boy was spent in Orrick MO, and that he still has a sister and possibly other relatives living there.
Funeral services will be held this Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, at the Saratoga Nazarene Church. Reverend Christie Sites will be in charge of the services. The Rasmusson Shriner mortuary of Rawlins is in charge of the arrangements, and burial will be in the Saratoga Cemetery.
Saratoga Sun.
May 4, 1950.
George Abbott, Who Died Last Week, Was Native Of Missouri
George Abbott, well known Saratoga resident in who died in the Memorial Hospital in Rawlins Wednesday of last week, was a native of Missouri, according to information handed the Sun Tuesday. The deceased was born November 18, 1857, in Bloomington, Missouri, and passed away April 26, at the age of 92 years five months and eight days. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Blandy Abbott, and came to the Platte Valley, about 25 years ago to take employment as a herder on the Freeland Cattle Co. Ranch on Pass Creek. Ill health forced him to retire about 15 years ago and he moved to Saratoga to make it his permanent home.
Mr. Abbott was a member of the Nazarene Church, and some months ago, as his health would permit, assisted Rev. Marvin Cook and S. Harrington in the actual construction of the Saratoga Nazarene Church.
Funeral services were in charge of the Reverend Christie A. Stites of the local Nazarene Church, who was assisted by Reverend Lester Buckman of Rawlins.
Known survivors are one sister, who resides in Macon, Missouri,and two brothers believed to be residing in Oregon.
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