Husband of Annie Creary Kennedy (married October 21, 1900 in Red River Parish, LA). They were the parents of Merton A. and William Kennedy Abington.
May be the Milton J. Abington found on the 1880 DeSoto parish census in the home of J.B. and Sarah Abington.
In an interview in the Kansas City Times Newspaper of August 7, 1908, page 4, Merton states he was in charge of the hunting dogs during President Teddy Roosevelt's famous bear hunting trip to Louisiana.
Shot at Delhi by James E. Mason. According to Shreveport Times articles, his parents lived at Grand Cane, LA.
A Find A Grave member sent the following information: 1900 - Police Jury Ward 6, Red River County, Louisiana.
May be the Milton J. Abington found on the 1880 DeSoto parish census in the home of J.B. and Sarah Abington.
In an interview in the Kansas City Times Newspaper of August 7, 1908, page 4, Merton states he was in charge of the hunting dogs during President Teddy Roosevelt's famous bear hunting trip to Louisiana.
Shot at Delhi by James E. Mason. According to Shreveport Times articles, his parents lived at Grand Cane, LA.
A Find A Grave member sent the following information: 1900 - Police Jury Ward 6, Red River County, Louisiana.
Husband of Annie Creary Kennedy (married October 21, 1900 in Red River Parish, LA). They were the parents of Merton A. and William Kennedy Abington.
May be the Milton J. Abington found on the 1880 DeSoto parish census in the home of J.B. and Sarah Abington.
In an interview in the Kansas City Times Newspaper of August 7, 1908, page 4, Merton states he was in charge of the hunting dogs during President Teddy Roosevelt's famous bear hunting trip to Louisiana.
Shot at Delhi by James E. Mason. According to Shreveport Times articles, his parents lived at Grand Cane, LA.
A Find A Grave member sent the following information: 1900 - Police Jury Ward 6, Red River County, Louisiana.
May be the Milton J. Abington found on the 1880 DeSoto parish census in the home of J.B. and Sarah Abington.
In an interview in the Kansas City Times Newspaper of August 7, 1908, page 4, Merton states he was in charge of the hunting dogs during President Teddy Roosevelt's famous bear hunting trip to Louisiana.
Shot at Delhi by James E. Mason. According to Shreveport Times articles, his parents lived at Grand Cane, LA.
A Find A Grave member sent the following information: 1900 - Police Jury Ward 6, Red River County, Louisiana.
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