Abbott Family Cemetery
Lincoln county, West Virginia
I made these transcriptions following the funeral of my great great grandmother,
Mariah Hester Cotton in 1989. At the same time my brother and I took pictures of most of
the markers. These
are linked to the names in the transcription below. This small family cemetery
is near Hamlin and is referred to as being “at the left fork of the Mud River”
by relatives. At the time, Mariah only had a funeral marker. We returned to
bury the ashes of my grandmother, Dorothy Cotton Falin, and the photo of Mariah's
headstone was taken then.
Corpl.
Braden A. Abbott,
Co. A, W.VA.CAV.
Ruhama Abbott
1847-1925
William A. Abbott
June 11, 1867 - May 21, 1948
Gone Home
Abbott, Louise
1871-1946
Z.C. Abbott
1874-1946
Nora Abbott
1890-1928
Clarence M Abbott
West Virginia
PVT 1751 STA COM UNIT
World War II
March 26, 1900 - June 25, 1971
Leslie,
dau. Of Wm & Louesa Abbott
Born Feb 22, 1902
Died Feb 21, 1910
Suffer the little ones to come unto me
For of such is the kingdom of Heaven
Leon S Abbott
Apr. 20, 1918 - July 5, 1919
Wm. Joseph Cotton
Our Darling
1920-1921
Lenora Bell
Irene Hartwell
Born July 30, 1923
Died July 5, 1969
At Rest
Daughter
Bertha E Linville
Born 3-7-1900
Died 8-9-1905
Linville
Ellis & Lena
Twin Sons
Born 1912
Died 1912
Robert Asa Linville
1864-1934
Julia Ann Linville
1869-1949
Henry S Linville
1910-1960
Son
Wattie J Linville
Born 5-22-1894
Died 8-19-1902
Mother
Lena A Linville
Aug 22, 1892 - Feb 8, 1923
Ellis Linville
May 20, 1888 - April 27, 1948
At Rest
Mariah Hester Cotton
1895-1989
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Cleveland, Ohio
Nashville, Tennessee
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