On November 26, 1857 in St. Clair, Michigan, Abigail married Andrew Lossing. Abby and Andrew had two children, a daughter, Anna Maria and a son, Frederick. After Andrew passed, she married Andrew's first cousin, Thomas Jefferson Lossing on April 26, 1867. Abigail and Thomas had children: Emma and Florence.
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Mrs. T.J. Lossing died at Kansas City, Kan., after six weeks of treatment by Christian Scientists. She refused to receive a physician, and died professing faith in the Christian Science method of cure.
-Published in The Evening Bulletin, Maysville, Kentucky, August 23, 1893
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Mrs. T.J. Lossing died at Kansas City, Kan., after six weeks of treatment by Christian Scientists. She refused to receive a physician, and died professing faith in the Christian Science method of cure.
-Published in The Evening Bulletin, Maysville, Kentucky, August 23, 1893
On November 26, 1857 in St. Clair, Michigan, Abigail married Andrew Lossing. Abby and Andrew had two children, a daughter, Anna Maria and a son, Frederick. After Andrew passed, she married Andrew's first cousin, Thomas Jefferson Lossing on April 26, 1867. Abigail and Thomas had children: Emma and Florence.
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Mrs. T.J. Lossing died at Kansas City, Kan., after six weeks of treatment by Christian Scientists. She refused to receive a physician, and died professing faith in the Christian Science method of cure.
-Published in The Evening Bulletin, Maysville, Kentucky, August 23, 1893
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Mrs. T.J. Lossing died at Kansas City, Kan., after six weeks of treatment by Christian Scientists. She refused to receive a physician, and died professing faith in the Christian Science method of cure.
-Published in The Evening Bulletin, Maysville, Kentucky, August 23, 1893
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