WAUKESHA FREEMAN, Thursday, October 7, 1920: Leon H. Abbott
On Sunday, Oct. 3, Leon H. Abbott died at his home, 800 Lincoln Ave., at the age of 68 years, and the funeral occurred on Tuesday last from the residence, at 10:30 o'clock a.m., the Rev. C. L. Attridge, rector of St. Matthias church, officiating. The deceased leaves surviving, besides his widow, a son, Irving, and a daughter, Mrs. Emma Lyman, of Florida.
Mr. Abbott was a brother of the late Geo. H. Abbott, and of Emma Abbott Wetherell, famous as a singer, and whose death occurred a score of years ago.
Mrs. Lyman, who was named for her aunt, is also gifted as a singer and prior to her marriage and removal to the south, delighted many Wisconsin audiences.
On Sunday, Oct. 3, Leon H. Abbott died at his home, 800 Lincoln Ave., at the age of 68 years, and the funeral occurred on Tuesday last from the residence, at 10:30 o'clock a.m., the Rev. C. L. Attridge, rector of St. Matthias church, officiating. The deceased leaves surviving, besides his widow, a son, Irving, and a daughter, Mrs. Emma Lyman, of Florida.
Mr. Abbott was a brother of the late Geo. H. Abbott, and of Emma Abbott Wetherell, famous as a singer, and whose death occurred a score of years ago.
Mrs. Lyman, who was named for her aunt, is also gifted as a singer and prior to her marriage and removal to the south, delighted many Wisconsin audiences.
WAUKESHA FREEMAN, Thursday, October 7, 1920: Leon H. Abbott
On Sunday, Oct. 3, Leon H. Abbott died at his home, 800 Lincoln Ave., at the age of 68 years, and the funeral occurred on Tuesday last from the residence, at 10:30 o'clock a.m., the Rev. C. L. Attridge, rector of St. Matthias church, officiating. The deceased leaves surviving, besides his widow, a son, Irving, and a daughter, Mrs. Emma Lyman, of Florida.
Mr. Abbott was a brother of the late Geo. H. Abbott, and of Emma Abbott Wetherell, famous as a singer, and whose death occurred a score of years ago.
Mrs. Lyman, who was named for her aunt, is also gifted as a singer and prior to her marriage and removal to the south, delighted many Wisconsin audiences.
On Sunday, Oct. 3, Leon H. Abbott died at his home, 800 Lincoln Ave., at the age of 68 years, and the funeral occurred on Tuesday last from the residence, at 10:30 o'clock a.m., the Rev. C. L. Attridge, rector of St. Matthias church, officiating. The deceased leaves surviving, besides his widow, a son, Irving, and a daughter, Mrs. Emma Lyman, of Florida.
Mr. Abbott was a brother of the late Geo. H. Abbott, and of Emma Abbott Wetherell, famous as a singer, and whose death occurred a score of years ago.
Mrs. Lyman, who was named for her aunt, is also gifted as a singer and prior to her marriage and removal to the south, delighted many Wisconsin audiences.
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