Frank Abnot was born in Texas in 1882 but as an adult lived in Indian Territory, later the state of Oklahoma. About 1909 in Murray County, Oklahoma he married Harriet Catalina (Callie) Wyatt, daughter of James Morgan Wyatt II and Willie Jane Robison, and the couple had two children -- Selena (Lena) in 1910 and Joseph in 1916.
He married a second time about 1917 in Oklahoma to Lizzie and moved to Kansas City for a while where he worked as a driller. The couple returned to Carter County, Oklahoma, and had three daughters -- Charlene in 1918, Frankie in 1920, and Ruth in 1924.
Frank later moved to the West Coast and died in Imperial, California, in 1956.
He married a second time about 1917 in Oklahoma to Lizzie and moved to Kansas City for a while where he worked as a driller. The couple returned to Carter County, Oklahoma, and had three daughters -- Charlene in 1918, Frankie in 1920, and Ruth in 1924.
Frank later moved to the West Coast and died in Imperial, California, in 1956.
Frank Abnot was born in Texas in 1882 but as an adult lived in Indian Territory, later the state of Oklahoma. About 1909 in Murray County, Oklahoma he married Harriet Catalina (Callie) Wyatt, daughter of James Morgan Wyatt II and Willie Jane Robison, and the couple had two children -- Selena (Lena) in 1910 and Joseph in 1916.
He married a second time about 1917 in Oklahoma to Lizzie and moved to Kansas City for a while where he worked as a driller. The couple returned to Carter County, Oklahoma, and had three daughters -- Charlene in 1918, Frankie in 1920, and Ruth in 1924.
Frank later moved to the West Coast and died in Imperial, California, in 1956.
He married a second time about 1917 in Oklahoma to Lizzie and moved to Kansas City for a while where he worked as a driller. The couple returned to Carter County, Oklahoma, and had three daughters -- Charlene in 1918, Frankie in 1920, and Ruth in 1924.
Frank later moved to the West Coast and died in Imperial, California, in 1956.
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