Note:
From the records of South Church:
d/o James & Mary
dob: 11-07-1820
dod: 12-29-1891
http://www.southchurch.com/cemetery/
The Andover Townsman – January 1, 1892 – Vol. 5 – No. 12 – Page 4
Following close upon the demise of Mrs. Sarah A. Abbott came the sudden death of Phoebe E. Abbott, a sister of Hartwell B. and Timothy Abbott, last Tuesday. Her last illness, which was heart disease, was of about three days' duration.
Deceased was the daughter of James and Mary Abbott, and was born in this town a little over seventy-one years ago; and her long residence here has made her well known in all parts of the town.
She was a lady who had a large number of friends who respected and loved her for her many noble traits of character. A member of the South Church, she was a Christian woman in the true sense of the word. All who knew her will be grieved to learn of her death.
Funeral services occurred at the house this afternoon. Rev. J.J. Blair officiating. Interment in the South Cemetery.
From the records of South Church:
d/o James & Mary
dob: 11-07-1820
dod: 12-29-1891
http://www.southchurch.com/cemetery/
The Andover Townsman – January 1, 1892 – Vol. 5 – No. 12 – Page 4
Following close upon the demise of Mrs. Sarah A. Abbott came the sudden death of Phoebe E. Abbott, a sister of Hartwell B. and Timothy Abbott, last Tuesday. Her last illness, which was heart disease, was of about three days' duration.
Deceased was the daughter of James and Mary Abbott, and was born in this town a little over seventy-one years ago; and her long residence here has made her well known in all parts of the town.
She was a lady who had a large number of friends who respected and loved her for her many noble traits of character. A member of the South Church, she was a Christian woman in the true sense of the word. All who knew her will be grieved to learn of her death.
Funeral services occurred at the house this afternoon. Rev. J.J. Blair officiating. Interment in the South Cemetery.
Note:
From the records of South Church:
d/o James & Mary
dob: 11-07-1820
dod: 12-29-1891
http://www.southchurch.com/cemetery/
The Andover Townsman – January 1, 1892 – Vol. 5 – No. 12 – Page 4
Following close upon the demise of Mrs. Sarah A. Abbott came the sudden death of Phoebe E. Abbott, a sister of Hartwell B. and Timothy Abbott, last Tuesday. Her last illness, which was heart disease, was of about three days' duration.
Deceased was the daughter of James and Mary Abbott, and was born in this town a little over seventy-one years ago; and her long residence here has made her well known in all parts of the town.
She was a lady who had a large number of friends who respected and loved her for her many noble traits of character. A member of the South Church, she was a Christian woman in the true sense of the word. All who knew her will be grieved to learn of her death.
Funeral services occurred at the house this afternoon. Rev. J.J. Blair officiating. Interment in the South Cemetery.
From the records of South Church:
d/o James & Mary
dob: 11-07-1820
dod: 12-29-1891
http://www.southchurch.com/cemetery/
The Andover Townsman – January 1, 1892 – Vol. 5 – No. 12 – Page 4
Following close upon the demise of Mrs. Sarah A. Abbott came the sudden death of Phoebe E. Abbott, a sister of Hartwell B. and Timothy Abbott, last Tuesday. Her last illness, which was heart disease, was of about three days' duration.
Deceased was the daughter of James and Mary Abbott, and was born in this town a little over seventy-one years ago; and her long residence here has made her well known in all parts of the town.
She was a lady who had a large number of friends who respected and loved her for her many noble traits of character. A member of the South Church, she was a Christian woman in the true sense of the word. All who knew her will be grieved to learn of her death.
Funeral services occurred at the house this afternoon. Rev. J.J. Blair officiating. Interment in the South Cemetery.
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