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Marriage: Children:
  1. Elizabeth Abbott: Birth: 22 Dec 1853 in Williamson County,Illinois. Death: 14 Jan 1933 in West Franfort Franklin County Illinois

  2. Abbott: Birth: ABT 1854 in Williamson County Ilinois.

  3. Sarah Matilda Abbott: Birth: 15 Sep 1855 in Williamson County Illinois. Death: 12 May 1940 in Peoria,Illinois

  4. Elisha Abbott: Birth: 1857/1858 in Missouri or Williamson County,Illinois. Death: 23 Jul 1943 in Peoria County,Illinois

  5. Wilson Woldrich Abbott: Birth: ABT 1860 in Missouri. Death: 13 Dec 1925 in O'Neill Nebraska

  6. Mary Jane Abbott: Birth: 23 Sep 1866 in Williamson County Illinois. Death: 8 Jan 1943 in Peoria,Illinois

  7. John D. Abbott: Birth: 1 Mar 1868 in Illinois.


Family
Marriage: Children:
  1. Rosetta Abbott: Birth: 16 Dec 1875 in Franklin County Illinois.


Notes
a. Note:   This court paper list the children for Davis and Cinderella Abbott. Theiroldest son is listed as William. On the 1830 census for Stokes Co. their oldestson is
 listed as being born 1825-1830. On the 1850 census Cinderella hasArmistead (13)
 and Joseph (11). On the 1840 census Davis only had two sons under 5(Armistead
 and Joseph) and a son 10-14 (William). Therefore William was born1826-1830 and not
 1839 as most genealogies have him as being born. Also on the 1850 censusCinderella
 does not have a son named William living with her. It is still possiblethat our
 William was the son of Elisha Abbott born 1801 but I would say that it isprobably
 about 90% chance that our William is Davis Abbott's son.
  Source: Carolina Patriot
 Written: 1842
  July 2, 1842
 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
 COURT OF PLEAS & QUARTER SESSIONS
 STOKES COUNTY
 June Term 1842
  JACOB ABBOTT
  VS. JAMES BOWMAN and his wife, POLLY; and WILLIAM ABBOTT; FRANCIS ABBOTT,
 ARMISTEAD ABBOTT; THERESA ABBOTT, and JOSEPH ABBOTT (children of DAVISABBOT,
 deceased)
  Petition for Partition
  It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that JAMES BOWMAN and hiswife,
 POLLY; and WILLIAM ABBOTT; FRANCIS ABBOTT, ARMISTEAD ABBOTT; THERESAABBOTT,
 and JOSEPH ABBOTT (children of DAVIS ABBOT, deceased) are not inhabitantsof
 this State: It is therefore ordered by the Court that publication be madefor
 six successive weeks in the Patriot, printed in Greensboro, for the said
 defendants, to be notified to appear at our next Court of Pleas & Quarter
 Sessions to be held for the County of Stokes in the Court House atGermanton,
 on the 2nd Monday in September, then and there to plead, answer or demur.
 Otherwise, the petition will be taken pro confesso and heard ex parte asto
 them.
  Witness, JOHN HILL, Clerk of said Court, at office in Germanton, on the2nd
 Monday in June, A.D., 1842.
 JOHN HILL. C.C.C.
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 From Vicksburg the Regiment was ordered to Memphis, Tenn., and participated in the expedition to and battle of Guntown, Miss., June 10, 1864. The Eighty-first and Ninety-fifth Illinois Volunteer Infantry, being the only regiments belonging to the Red River expedition participating in this expedition, commanded by General Sturgis, who proved himself to be a thoroughly incompetent commander. The Eighty-first was the first Infantry Regiment to open fire, and continued under fire from 11 a.m. until dark, resisting charge after charge of the enemy, forming the last line of battle some two miles in the rear of the first line, closing the bloody drama with a loss of 9 killed, 18 wounded, and 126 prisoners, out of a total of 371 men. Of the number captured, six were line officers, who, while prisoners of war, were placed under the fire of the Union batteries at Charleston, S. C. The enlisted men were sent to Andersonville prison. The true history of the sufferings of our comrades in Andersonville prison can never be written. The mind of man can not convey to tongue or pen a language sufficient to portray the realization of the sufferings of the 30,000 Union soldiers who gave up their lives, or the survivors of that terrible imprisonment. No brighter page adorns the pages of the history of heroic soldiers than the heroism shown by our comrades who, while starving to death by inches, refused the daily offer of health and liberty by simply taking the oath of allegiance to the Confederacy. In every case the offer was rejected by members of the Eighty-first.
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  Pension: Declaration of Adult
 child of William Abbott
 pri Co. "G" 81st Ills vol inf
 minors pension
  Pension: PENSION
 U JUN-5 1885 S
 OFFICE
  Pension: claimant
 Mary J. Carter
 nu Abbott
  Pension: State of Illinois
 Franklin County } SS. On this 7th day of July AD1884 personallyappeared before me Theodore P. Harrison. Clerk of the County of recordwithin and for said County and State. Mary J. Carter aged ____ years whobeing duly sworn according to law. Makes the following declaration inorder to obtain the pensions by acts of Congress granting to widows andminor children ** That she is a legitimate child of William Abbott, whoenlisted under the name of William Abbott at Franklin or Williamson Co.Ills on the __ day of___Ad18__ as private in Co "G" 81st Ills Vol. Inftin the war of 1861-5 and who died after his discharge from said serviceon the 5 day of April AD1875, that the above soldier William Abbott wasmarried to_______ mother of claimant in Williamson Co. Ills on the ___day of ___ AD18__ by _______ a _______ there being no legal barrier tosaid marriage and that neither of her said parents had been marriedbefore their marriage to each other. And that following are the names anddates of birth of all the legitimate children of said parents who wereunder the age of 16 years at the date of said William Abbotts death vig
 Wilsom Abbott born on the ____ day of _____ AD 18
 Mary J. Abbott (now Carter) born 23 day of September AD 1866
 John D. Abbott born on the 1st day of March AD1868
 That Marthey Abbott their mother died on the 25th day of March AD1874 andtheir father the said William Abbott remarried to Mary J. Black on the___ day of ____ AD188_ and that the following is the name and date ofbirth of their only child which was born after the death of its fathervig- Rosetta Abbott born December 16th 1875. That Mary J. Abbott widow of said William Abbott, remarried to Jeremiah Johnson on the ___ day of ____Ad18__. That one Stith M. Carter was first appointed guardian for Wilson,Mary J. and John D. Abbott in Williamson Co. Ills afterward the above wards removed to Franklin Co. Ills and J. S. Bowman of Thompsonville Illswas appointed their guardian. When their former guardian Carter removed to Franklin Co. Ills. and was again appointed the guardian of John D.Abbott leaving the above claimant without guardian Also that A A ******was appointed guardian of Rosetta Abbott by the Co. Court of Franklin Co.Ills.
 That claimant has not in any way been engaged in the Rebellion in theUnited States and that no **** application has been filed for claimant,since the death of her father William Abbott. And her residence isFranklin Co. Ills. and post office address is Thompsonville Illinois.her
 attess D L Carter Mary x J. Carter
 attest S M Carter } mark
  Pension: Also personally appeared before me D L Carter and Stith Carterresidents of Thompsonville Illinois who being duly sworn according to thelaw on their oaths say they were present ans saw the claimant make hermark to the fore going declaration and that from their acquaintance withher and her appearance they verify beliave that she is the same personshe represents herself to be and that they have no interest in this claimand are not concerned in its prosecution.
 D L Carter
 S M Carter
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of July AD1884 and Ihereby certify that I have no interest in this claim and that thecontents of the above declaration and affidavit were fully explained toclaimant and witness before they executed the same.
 T .P. Harrison Co. Clerk
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  1850 United States Federal Census
  Name: William Abbot
 Age: 22
 Estimated birth year: abt 1828
 Birth Place: North Carolina
 Gender: Male
 Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Williamson, Illinois
 Family Number: 1108
 Household Members:
 Name Age
 Tinsley Priddy 30
 Sarah Priddy 19
 William Abbot 22
  Mahala Abott
 United States Census, 1860
 Name Mahala Abott
 Event Type Census
 Event Date 1860
 Event Place Madison Township, Cedar, Missouri, United States
 Gender Female
 Age 24
 Race White
 Birth Year (Estimated) 1836
 Birthplace Missouri
 Page 134
 Household
 Role
 Sex
 Age
 Birthplace
 Mary Asher F 50 Tennessee
 Archibald Asher M 22 Missouri
 Lorinda Asher F 18 Missouri
 Mahala Abott F 24 Missouri
  Wilson W Abott
 United States Census, 1860
 Name Wilson W Abott
 Event Type Census
 Event Date 1860
 Event Place Madison Township, Cedar, Missouri, United States
 Gender Male
 Age 0
 Race White
 Birth Year (Estimated) 1860
 Birthplace Missouri
 Page 134
 Household
 Role
 Sex
 Age
 Birthplace
 William Abott M 30 North Carolina
 Elizabeth Abott F 5 Illinois
 Sarah Abott F 4 Illinois
 Wilson W Abott M 0 Missouri
 Elisha Abott M 2 Missouri
  1870 United States Federal Census
  Name: William Abbott
 Birth Year: abt 1829
 Age in 1870: 41
 Birthplace: North Carolina
 Home in 1870: Township 6 Range 5, Hamilton, Illinois
 Race: White Gender: Male
 Value of real estate: View image
 Post Office: Macedonia
 Household Members:
 Name Age
 William Abbott 41
 Mahala Abbott 31
 Elizabeth Abbott 15
 Sarh W Abbott 13
 Elisha Abbott 12
 Wilson Abbott 9
 Mary J Abbott 3
 John D Abbott 1


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