•ID: I630161381
•Name: Nathan Elza ABEL
•Given Name: Nathan Elza
•Surname: Abel
•Sex: M
•Birth: 4 Mar 1846 in Orange Co., IN
•Death: 7 Mar 1922 in His home in Lost River tnsp, Martin Co., IN
•Event: Comment 1 Unknown When he was 10 years old his parents moved to Dubois County, Indiana.
•Event: Military Service He served 13 months in the Union Army during the Civil War.
•Burial: Mar 1922 Abel Cemetery, Martin County, Indiana
•Note:
Cause of Death: Pneumonia
REFN: 473
Obituary: Left Large Family
Nathan E. Abel, whose death on Tuesday of last week at his home in Lost River township was mentioned in last week's News, left a large family of children and numerous other relatives. Among the host of relatives left to mourn Mr. Abel's death are his wife, six sons, six daughters, seven step children, a large number of grand children and great grandchildren, two brothers and a sister. his children are Mrs. Henry Christian and Mrs. J. T. Blackwell of Bicknell, IN' Richard Abel, of French Lick; Everett Abel and Mrs. Robert Smith of Vincennes, Mrs. Perry Whittington of Orangeville, I
N; Mrs. David Davis, John and Sam Abel of ILL; Miss Anita Abel, Hamilton, OH, and George and Willard Abel, of Shoals. The brothers and sisters are John F. Abel, of Decker, IN, Josiah Abel, of Shoals, and Mrs. Mary K. J
ones of Anderson, IN. Mr. Abel was born in Orange Co., IN March 4, 1846 being aged 76 years and three days at the time of his death. He went with his parents to Dubois county when ten years of age, and later came to Marin county where he spent the greater part of his long life. He served thirteen months in the union army during the civil war as member of Company D, 145th Ind. Infantry. he united with the Christian church as Canecreek Chapel, Dubois County forty-five years ago and had been a member of the Masonic order for forty-eight years. he was a splendid citizen and will be greatly missed in the community in which he resided. March 17, 1922.
Obituary:
Lost River Citizen Dies
Nathan Abel, aged seventy-seven years, a civil war veteran and widely known citizen of the southeast part of the county, died early Monday morning at his home in Los River township. mr. Abel was born and reared on t
he farm where he died and where he had spent his entire lifetime. He had been married twice (This disputes the 5 wifes reported, my notes.), h
is last wife surviving him. he also leaves a large family of grown children and step-children and many other relatives. The funeral was held on Wednesday and interment was made in the Abel Cemetery in Lost River township. 3-16-1922. Shoal News Obituary located MC Tribune XL111-28 Thursday 9, March 1922 Loogootee
Father: William ABEL b: 30 May 1821 in Knox Co., TN maybe 1821
Mother: Cloor Mae Servisa MCNANNY b: 8 Nov 1826 in May 1825
Marriage 1 Margaret Elizabeth COX •Married: 21 Sep 1866 in Martin Co., IN Book 2 page 620
Children
1. Richard E. ABEL b: 2 Aug 1877
2. Unknown ABEL
3. S. E. ABEL
4. Everett ABEL
5. Unknown ABEL
6. Unknown ABEL
7. Unknown ABEL
8. John ABEL
9. Sam ABEL
10. Anna ABEL
11. George ABEL
12. Willard ABEL
Marriage 2 Margaret E. MCKEEHAN b: 25 Dec 1842 •Married: 21 Sep 1866 in Martin Co., IN Book 2 page 350
Children
1. Mary S. ABEL b: Abt 1869
2. Sarah E. ABEL b: Abt 1870
Marriage 3 Olief E. BULLOCK b: 22 Sep 1858 •Married: 19 Feb 1890 in Martin Co., IN Book 14 page 148
Children
1. Elizabeth ABEL
2. Chloe Ann ABEL
3. Everett ABEL
4. Daisy ABEL b: 12 Apr 1896
5. Felicia ABEL
6. Martha E. ABEL b: 25 Dec 1891
Marriage 4 Catherine WAGGONER b: 26 Nov 1851 •Married: 28 Jan 1879 in Martin Co., IN
Children
1. George Francis ABEL b: 14 Dec 1879
2. Samuel A. ABEL b: 31 Mar 1884
3. Rachel ABEL b: 13 Nov 1886
4. John M. ABEL
Marriage 5 Mary Emmaline BULLOCK b: 20 Jun 1866 in Orange Co., IN
•Married: 7 Feb 1901
Children
1. Willard A. ABEL b: 1907
•Name: Nathan Elza ABEL
•Given Name: Nathan Elza
•Surname: Abel
•Sex: M
•Birth: 4 Mar 1846 in Orange Co., IN
•Death: 7 Mar 1922 in His home in Lost River tnsp, Martin Co., IN
•Event: Comment 1 Unknown When he was 10 years old his parents moved to Dubois County, Indiana.
•Event: Military Service He served 13 months in the Union Army during the Civil War.
•Burial: Mar 1922 Abel Cemetery, Martin County, Indiana
•Note:
Cause of Death: Pneumonia
REFN: 473
Obituary: Left Large Family
Nathan E. Abel, whose death on Tuesday of last week at his home in Lost River township was mentioned in last week's News, left a large family of children and numerous other relatives. Among the host of relatives left to mourn Mr. Abel's death are his wife, six sons, six daughters, seven step children, a large number of grand children and great grandchildren, two brothers and a sister. his children are Mrs. Henry Christian and Mrs. J. T. Blackwell of Bicknell, IN' Richard Abel, of French Lick; Everett Abel and Mrs. Robert Smith of Vincennes, Mrs. Perry Whittington of Orangeville, I
N; Mrs. David Davis, John and Sam Abel of ILL; Miss Anita Abel, Hamilton, OH, and George and Willard Abel, of Shoals. The brothers and sisters are John F. Abel, of Decker, IN, Josiah Abel, of Shoals, and Mrs. Mary K. J
ones of Anderson, IN. Mr. Abel was born in Orange Co., IN March 4, 1846 being aged 76 years and three days at the time of his death. He went with his parents to Dubois county when ten years of age, and later came to Marin county where he spent the greater part of his long life. He served thirteen months in the union army during the civil war as member of Company D, 145th Ind. Infantry. he united with the Christian church as Canecreek Chapel, Dubois County forty-five years ago and had been a member of the Masonic order for forty-eight years. he was a splendid citizen and will be greatly missed in the community in which he resided. March 17, 1922.
Obituary:
Lost River Citizen Dies
Nathan Abel, aged seventy-seven years, a civil war veteran and widely known citizen of the southeast part of the county, died early Monday morning at his home in Los River township. mr. Abel was born and reared on t
he farm where he died and where he had spent his entire lifetime. He had been married twice (This disputes the 5 wifes reported, my notes.), h
is last wife surviving him. he also leaves a large family of grown children and step-children and many other relatives. The funeral was held on Wednesday and interment was made in the Abel Cemetery in Lost River township. 3-16-1922. Shoal News Obituary located MC Tribune XL111-28 Thursday 9, March 1922 Loogootee
Father: William ABEL b: 30 May 1821 in Knox Co., TN maybe 1821
Mother: Cloor Mae Servisa MCNANNY b: 8 Nov 1826 in May 1825
Marriage 1 Margaret Elizabeth COX •Married: 21 Sep 1866 in Martin Co., IN Book 2 page 620
Children
1. Richard E. ABEL b: 2 Aug 1877
2. Unknown ABEL
3. S. E. ABEL
4. Everett ABEL
5. Unknown ABEL
6. Unknown ABEL
7. Unknown ABEL
8. John ABEL
9. Sam ABEL
10. Anna ABEL
11. George ABEL
12. Willard ABEL
Marriage 2 Margaret E. MCKEEHAN b: 25 Dec 1842 •Married: 21 Sep 1866 in Martin Co., IN Book 2 page 350
Children
1. Mary S. ABEL b: Abt 1869
2. Sarah E. ABEL b: Abt 1870
Marriage 3 Olief E. BULLOCK b: 22 Sep 1858 •Married: 19 Feb 1890 in Martin Co., IN Book 14 page 148
Children
1. Elizabeth ABEL
2. Chloe Ann ABEL
3. Everett ABEL
4. Daisy ABEL b: 12 Apr 1896
5. Felicia ABEL
6. Martha E. ABEL b: 25 Dec 1891
Marriage 4 Catherine WAGGONER b: 26 Nov 1851 •Married: 28 Jan 1879 in Martin Co., IN
Children
1. George Francis ABEL b: 14 Dec 1879
2. Samuel A. ABEL b: 31 Mar 1884
3. Rachel ABEL b: 13 Nov 1886
4. John M. ABEL
Marriage 5 Mary Emmaline BULLOCK b: 20 Jun 1866 in Orange Co., IN
•Married: 7 Feb 1901
Children
1. Willard A. ABEL b: 1907
•ID: I630161381
•Name: Nathan Elza ABEL
•Given Name: Nathan Elza
•Surname: Abel
•Sex: M
•Birth: 4 Mar 1846 in Orange Co., IN
•Death: 7 Mar 1922 in His home in Lost River tnsp, Martin Co., IN
•Event: Comment 1 Unknown When he was 10 years old his parents moved to Dubois County, Indiana.
•Event: Military Service He served 13 months in the Union Army during the Civil War.
•Burial: Mar 1922 Abel Cemetery, Martin County, Indiana
•Note:
Cause of Death: Pneumonia
REFN: 473
Obituary: Left Large Family
Nathan E. Abel, whose death on Tuesday of last week at his home in Lost River township was mentioned in last week's News, left a large family of children and numerous other relatives. Among the host of relatives left to mourn Mr. Abel's death are his wife, six sons, six daughters, seven step children, a large number of grand children and great grandchildren, two brothers and a sister. his children are Mrs. Henry Christian and Mrs. J. T. Blackwell of Bicknell, IN' Richard Abel, of French Lick; Everett Abel and Mrs. Robert Smith of Vincennes, Mrs. Perry Whittington of Orangeville, I
N; Mrs. David Davis, John and Sam Abel of ILL; Miss Anita Abel, Hamilton, OH, and George and Willard Abel, of Shoals. The brothers and sisters are John F. Abel, of Decker, IN, Josiah Abel, of Shoals, and Mrs. Mary K. J
ones of Anderson, IN. Mr. Abel was born in Orange Co., IN March 4, 1846 being aged 76 years and three days at the time of his death. He went with his parents to Dubois county when ten years of age, and later came to Marin county where he spent the greater part of his long life. He served thirteen months in the union army during the civil war as member of Company D, 145th Ind. Infantry. he united with the Christian church as Canecreek Chapel, Dubois County forty-five years ago and had been a member of the Masonic order for forty-eight years. he was a splendid citizen and will be greatly missed in the community in which he resided. March 17, 1922.
Obituary:
Lost River Citizen Dies
Nathan Abel, aged seventy-seven years, a civil war veteran and widely known citizen of the southeast part of the county, died early Monday morning at his home in Los River township. mr. Abel was born and reared on t
he farm where he died and where he had spent his entire lifetime. He had been married twice (This disputes the 5 wifes reported, my notes.), h
is last wife surviving him. he also leaves a large family of grown children and step-children and many other relatives. The funeral was held on Wednesday and interment was made in the Abel Cemetery in Lost River township. 3-16-1922. Shoal News Obituary located MC Tribune XL111-28 Thursday 9, March 1922 Loogootee
Father: William ABEL b: 30 May 1821 in Knox Co., TN maybe 1821
Mother: Cloor Mae Servisa MCNANNY b: 8 Nov 1826 in May 1825
Marriage 1 Margaret Elizabeth COX •Married: 21 Sep 1866 in Martin Co., IN Book 2 page 620
Children
1. Richard E. ABEL b: 2 Aug 1877
2. Unknown ABEL
3. S. E. ABEL
4. Everett ABEL
5. Unknown ABEL
6. Unknown ABEL
7. Unknown ABEL
8. John ABEL
9. Sam ABEL
10. Anna ABEL
11. George ABEL
12. Willard ABEL
Marriage 2 Margaret E. MCKEEHAN b: 25 Dec 1842 •Married: 21 Sep 1866 in Martin Co., IN Book 2 page 350
Children
1. Mary S. ABEL b: Abt 1869
2. Sarah E. ABEL b: Abt 1870
Marriage 3 Olief E. BULLOCK b: 22 Sep 1858 •Married: 19 Feb 1890 in Martin Co., IN Book 14 page 148
Children
1. Elizabeth ABEL
2. Chloe Ann ABEL
3. Everett ABEL
4. Daisy ABEL b: 12 Apr 1896
5. Felicia ABEL
6. Martha E. ABEL b: 25 Dec 1891
Marriage 4 Catherine WAGGONER b: 26 Nov 1851 •Married: 28 Jan 1879 in Martin Co., IN
Children
1. George Francis ABEL b: 14 Dec 1879
2. Samuel A. ABEL b: 31 Mar 1884
3. Rachel ABEL b: 13 Nov 1886
4. John M. ABEL
Marriage 5 Mary Emmaline BULLOCK b: 20 Jun 1866 in Orange Co., IN
•Married: 7 Feb 1901
Children
1. Willard A. ABEL b: 1907
•Name: Nathan Elza ABEL
•Given Name: Nathan Elza
•Surname: Abel
•Sex: M
•Birth: 4 Mar 1846 in Orange Co., IN
•Death: 7 Mar 1922 in His home in Lost River tnsp, Martin Co., IN
•Event: Comment 1 Unknown When he was 10 years old his parents moved to Dubois County, Indiana.
•Event: Military Service He served 13 months in the Union Army during the Civil War.
•Burial: Mar 1922 Abel Cemetery, Martin County, Indiana
•Note:
Cause of Death: Pneumonia
REFN: 473
Obituary: Left Large Family
Nathan E. Abel, whose death on Tuesday of last week at his home in Lost River township was mentioned in last week's News, left a large family of children and numerous other relatives. Among the host of relatives left to mourn Mr. Abel's death are his wife, six sons, six daughters, seven step children, a large number of grand children and great grandchildren, two brothers and a sister. his children are Mrs. Henry Christian and Mrs. J. T. Blackwell of Bicknell, IN' Richard Abel, of French Lick; Everett Abel and Mrs. Robert Smith of Vincennes, Mrs. Perry Whittington of Orangeville, I
N; Mrs. David Davis, John and Sam Abel of ILL; Miss Anita Abel, Hamilton, OH, and George and Willard Abel, of Shoals. The brothers and sisters are John F. Abel, of Decker, IN, Josiah Abel, of Shoals, and Mrs. Mary K. J
ones of Anderson, IN. Mr. Abel was born in Orange Co., IN March 4, 1846 being aged 76 years and three days at the time of his death. He went with his parents to Dubois county when ten years of age, and later came to Marin county where he spent the greater part of his long life. He served thirteen months in the union army during the civil war as member of Company D, 145th Ind. Infantry. he united with the Christian church as Canecreek Chapel, Dubois County forty-five years ago and had been a member of the Masonic order for forty-eight years. he was a splendid citizen and will be greatly missed in the community in which he resided. March 17, 1922.
Obituary:
Lost River Citizen Dies
Nathan Abel, aged seventy-seven years, a civil war veteran and widely known citizen of the southeast part of the county, died early Monday morning at his home in Los River township. mr. Abel was born and reared on t
he farm where he died and where he had spent his entire lifetime. He had been married twice (This disputes the 5 wifes reported, my notes.), h
is last wife surviving him. he also leaves a large family of grown children and step-children and many other relatives. The funeral was held on Wednesday and interment was made in the Abel Cemetery in Lost River township. 3-16-1922. Shoal News Obituary located MC Tribune XL111-28 Thursday 9, March 1922 Loogootee
Father: William ABEL b: 30 May 1821 in Knox Co., TN maybe 1821
Mother: Cloor Mae Servisa MCNANNY b: 8 Nov 1826 in May 1825
Marriage 1 Margaret Elizabeth COX •Married: 21 Sep 1866 in Martin Co., IN Book 2 page 620
Children
1. Richard E. ABEL b: 2 Aug 1877
2. Unknown ABEL
3. S. E. ABEL
4. Everett ABEL
5. Unknown ABEL
6. Unknown ABEL
7. Unknown ABEL
8. John ABEL
9. Sam ABEL
10. Anna ABEL
11. George ABEL
12. Willard ABEL
Marriage 2 Margaret E. MCKEEHAN b: 25 Dec 1842 •Married: 21 Sep 1866 in Martin Co., IN Book 2 page 350
Children
1. Mary S. ABEL b: Abt 1869
2. Sarah E. ABEL b: Abt 1870
Marriage 3 Olief E. BULLOCK b: 22 Sep 1858 •Married: 19 Feb 1890 in Martin Co., IN Book 14 page 148
Children
1. Elizabeth ABEL
2. Chloe Ann ABEL
3. Everett ABEL
4. Daisy ABEL b: 12 Apr 1896
5. Felicia ABEL
6. Martha E. ABEL b: 25 Dec 1891
Marriage 4 Catherine WAGGONER b: 26 Nov 1851 •Married: 28 Jan 1879 in Martin Co., IN
Children
1. George Francis ABEL b: 14 Dec 1879
2. Samuel A. ABEL b: 31 Mar 1884
3. Rachel ABEL b: 13 Nov 1886
4. John M. ABEL
Marriage 5 Mary Emmaline BULLOCK b: 20 Jun 1866 in Orange Co., IN
•Married: 7 Feb 1901
Children
1. Willard A. ABEL b: 1907
Gravesite Details
This cemetery was in a Christian Church yard. The church was by a creek and it would flood. They built the church on a hill up the road from it.
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