The funeral of Philip Ablett was held yesterday morning from St. Agnes' Church. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated. Rev. M.C. Gavin was celebrant; Rev. Daniel P. Mahoney, of Troy, deacon; Rev. Joseph Thornton, sub-deacon, and Re. Mgr. Dugas, master of ceremonies. Rev. Thomas Mahoney, of Coeymans, was also in the sanctuary. The four sons and two nephews of Mr. Ablett were the bearers.
[Published in The Argus, Albany NY, Wednesday Morning, Nov. 18, 1901]
Contributor: Vanessa Shanahan
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In the 1855 census, Philip Ablett, 19, is living with his parents, Daniel, 44, and Mary Ablett, 38, and his siblings: Robert 16, Susannah 14, William 12, Mary 9, Munson 5, and Amos 3.
[note: census transcription for Amos appears as Amy; and there are two William's listed in this family; In this census it indicates the parents are born in England but that Philip is born in Rensselaer County whereas future censuses Philip's birth place is England.]
In the 1860 census, Philip Ablatt, age 25, is a factory operator. He is living in Schaghticoke with his wife, Julia 23, and their children: Frederick 3, and Emma 9 months.
Contributor: Patty Krueger (48925687)
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Philip Ablett of Vliet Street, while pruning a grape vine Saturday, fell from the arbor and his right shoulder was dislocated.
[Published in the Troy Daily Times, NY, Mon., Apr. 13, 1885]
Contributor: Patty Krueger (48925687)
[Published in The Argus, Albany NY, Wednesday Morning, Nov. 18, 1901]
Contributor: Vanessa Shanahan
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In the 1855 census, Philip Ablett, 19, is living with his parents, Daniel, 44, and Mary Ablett, 38, and his siblings: Robert 16, Susannah 14, William 12, Mary 9, Munson 5, and Amos 3.
[note: census transcription for Amos appears as Amy; and there are two William's listed in this family; In this census it indicates the parents are born in England but that Philip is born in Rensselaer County whereas future censuses Philip's birth place is England.]
In the 1860 census, Philip Ablatt, age 25, is a factory operator. He is living in Schaghticoke with his wife, Julia 23, and their children: Frederick 3, and Emma 9 months.
Contributor: Patty Krueger (48925687)
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Philip Ablett of Vliet Street, while pruning a grape vine Saturday, fell from the arbor and his right shoulder was dislocated.
[Published in the Troy Daily Times, NY, Mon., Apr. 13, 1885]
Contributor: Patty Krueger (48925687)
The funeral of Philip Ablett was held yesterday morning from St. Agnes' Church. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated. Rev. M.C. Gavin was celebrant; Rev. Daniel P. Mahoney, of Troy, deacon; Rev. Joseph Thornton, sub-deacon, and Re. Mgr. Dugas, master of ceremonies. Rev. Thomas Mahoney, of Coeymans, was also in the sanctuary. The four sons and two nephews of Mr. Ablett were the bearers.
[Published in The Argus, Albany NY, Wednesday Morning, Nov. 18, 1901]
Contributor: Vanessa Shanahan
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In the 1855 census, Philip Ablett, 19, is living with his parents, Daniel, 44, and Mary Ablett, 38, and his siblings: Robert 16, Susannah 14, William 12, Mary 9, Munson 5, and Amos 3.
[note: census transcription for Amos appears as Amy; and there are two William's listed in this family; In this census it indicates the parents are born in England but that Philip is born in Rensselaer County whereas future censuses Philip's birth place is England.]
In the 1860 census, Philip Ablatt, age 25, is a factory operator. He is living in Schaghticoke with his wife, Julia 23, and their children: Frederick 3, and Emma 9 months.
Contributor: Patty Krueger (48925687)
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Philip Ablett of Vliet Street, while pruning a grape vine Saturday, fell from the arbor and his right shoulder was dislocated.
[Published in the Troy Daily Times, NY, Mon., Apr. 13, 1885]
Contributor: Patty Krueger (48925687)
[Published in The Argus, Albany NY, Wednesday Morning, Nov. 18, 1901]
Contributor: Vanessa Shanahan
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In the 1855 census, Philip Ablett, 19, is living with his parents, Daniel, 44, and Mary Ablett, 38, and his siblings: Robert 16, Susannah 14, William 12, Mary 9, Munson 5, and Amos 3.
[note: census transcription for Amos appears as Amy; and there are two William's listed in this family; In this census it indicates the parents are born in England but that Philip is born in Rensselaer County whereas future censuses Philip's birth place is England.]
In the 1860 census, Philip Ablatt, age 25, is a factory operator. He is living in Schaghticoke with his wife, Julia 23, and their children: Frederick 3, and Emma 9 months.
Contributor: Patty Krueger (48925687)
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Philip Ablett of Vliet Street, while pruning a grape vine Saturday, fell from the arbor and his right shoulder was dislocated.
[Published in the Troy Daily Times, NY, Mon., Apr. 13, 1885]
Contributor: Patty Krueger (48925687)
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