Husband of Alice Smith and then of Ethelyn Victoria "Etta" Tyler.
John Abernathy married Alice Smith on December 27, 1897 in Henry County in Kentucky.
John Abernathy married Mrs. Ethelyn Tyler McCracken on September 17, 1930 in Traverse City, Michigan.
Father of Vera R Abernethy Ottinger, John Stirling Abernethy, Richard Kay Abernethy, and Lester Lee Abernethy.
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"J.R. Abernethy Burial in Lakeside
John R. Abernethy, for a long time a resident of Lakeside and Three Oaks, died Sunday at the home of his son in Indianapolis. He was buried on Wednesday afternoon at Lakeside cemetery. Dr. Leo V. Barker of the Congregational Church reading the prayer service.
Mr. Abernethy was born in Ireland in 1863 and came to this country shortly afterward. For many years he was head florist of the Warren Featherbone's greenhouse in Three Oaks.
He is survived by two sons, Richard, who lives in Indianapolis, and Lester, who is stationed with the army air force at Langley Field, Virginia." The Galien River Gazette, page 12, June 26, 1941
John Abernathy married Alice Smith on December 27, 1897 in Henry County in Kentucky.
John Abernathy married Mrs. Ethelyn Tyler McCracken on September 17, 1930 in Traverse City, Michigan.
Father of Vera R Abernethy Ottinger, John Stirling Abernethy, Richard Kay Abernethy, and Lester Lee Abernethy.
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"J.R. Abernethy Burial in Lakeside
John R. Abernethy, for a long time a resident of Lakeside and Three Oaks, died Sunday at the home of his son in Indianapolis. He was buried on Wednesday afternoon at Lakeside cemetery. Dr. Leo V. Barker of the Congregational Church reading the prayer service.
Mr. Abernethy was born in Ireland in 1863 and came to this country shortly afterward. For many years he was head florist of the Warren Featherbone's greenhouse in Three Oaks.
He is survived by two sons, Richard, who lives in Indianapolis, and Lester, who is stationed with the army air force at Langley Field, Virginia." The Galien River Gazette, page 12, June 26, 1941
Husband of Alice Smith and then of Ethelyn Victoria "Etta" Tyler.
John Abernathy married Alice Smith on December 27, 1897 in Henry County in Kentucky.
John Abernathy married Mrs. Ethelyn Tyler McCracken on September 17, 1930 in Traverse City, Michigan.
Father of Vera R Abernethy Ottinger, John Stirling Abernethy, Richard Kay Abernethy, and Lester Lee Abernethy.
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"J.R. Abernethy Burial in Lakeside
John R. Abernethy, for a long time a resident of Lakeside and Three Oaks, died Sunday at the home of his son in Indianapolis. He was buried on Wednesday afternoon at Lakeside cemetery. Dr. Leo V. Barker of the Congregational Church reading the prayer service.
Mr. Abernethy was born in Ireland in 1863 and came to this country shortly afterward. For many years he was head florist of the Warren Featherbone's greenhouse in Three Oaks.
He is survived by two sons, Richard, who lives in Indianapolis, and Lester, who is stationed with the army air force at Langley Field, Virginia." The Galien River Gazette, page 12, June 26, 1941
John Abernathy married Alice Smith on December 27, 1897 in Henry County in Kentucky.
John Abernathy married Mrs. Ethelyn Tyler McCracken on September 17, 1930 in Traverse City, Michigan.
Father of Vera R Abernethy Ottinger, John Stirling Abernethy, Richard Kay Abernethy, and Lester Lee Abernethy.
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"J.R. Abernethy Burial in Lakeside
John R. Abernethy, for a long time a resident of Lakeside and Three Oaks, died Sunday at the home of his son in Indianapolis. He was buried on Wednesday afternoon at Lakeside cemetery. Dr. Leo V. Barker of the Congregational Church reading the prayer service.
Mr. Abernethy was born in Ireland in 1863 and came to this country shortly afterward. For many years he was head florist of the Warren Featherbone's greenhouse in Three Oaks.
He is survived by two sons, Richard, who lives in Indianapolis, and Lester, who is stationed with the army air force at Langley Field, Virginia." The Galien River Gazette, page 12, June 26, 1941
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