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Abraham William Villers

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Abraham William Villers

Birth
Littleton, Wetzel County, West Virginia, USA
Death
8 Dec 1932 (aged 74)
Gary, Lake County, Indiana, USA
Burial
Lowell, Lake County, Indiana, USA Add to Map
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Specific birth location, middle name, and link to spouse suggested by Kristina (47174899).
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Death Certificate--
Place of death: Methodist Hospital, Gary, Indiana.
Father: Elias Villers, b. West Virginia
Mother: Minerva Horner, b. West Virginia
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Suggested by Kristina (47174899)--
Abraham William Villers was the son of Elias Villers (1835-1907) & Mahala Horner (1833-1904) born December 19, 1857 in Littleton, West Virginia.
Abraham married Frances Nevada Batson in 1885 [August 9] in Grundy County, Missouri. They had 10 children. He became a widow at age 71. Shortly after, he moved in with his son, Abraham Jr. and his wife and grandson. He lived with them in Lake, Indiana until his death at age 74.
Throughout his life, Abraham worked as a coal miner, farmer, and ultimately a cemetery caretaker for 4 years until his death. Abraham died from Septicemia and Toxic Absorption from Gangrene to his left extremity; he was hospitalized for 2 weeks before his death on December 8, 1932.
Specific birth location, middle name, and link to spouse suggested by Kristina (47174899).
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Death Certificate--
Place of death: Methodist Hospital, Gary, Indiana.
Father: Elias Villers, b. West Virginia
Mother: Minerva Horner, b. West Virginia
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Suggested by Kristina (47174899)--
Abraham William Villers was the son of Elias Villers (1835-1907) & Mahala Horner (1833-1904) born December 19, 1857 in Littleton, West Virginia.
Abraham married Frances Nevada Batson in 1885 [August 9] in Grundy County, Missouri. They had 10 children. He became a widow at age 71. Shortly after, he moved in with his son, Abraham Jr. and his wife and grandson. He lived with them in Lake, Indiana until his death at age 74.
Throughout his life, Abraham worked as a coal miner, farmer, and ultimately a cemetery caretaker for 4 years until his death. Abraham died from Septicemia and Toxic Absorption from Gangrene to his left extremity; he was hospitalized for 2 weeks before his death on December 8, 1932.


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