While looking for information of one of my ancestors in
Compton, QC, I happened upon this burial record - perhaps someone researching
the Abin family in Vermont is looking for what happened to this young man.
"On the nineteenth of June
1874 I was called to bury the body of Victor Abin, supposed to be from the
State of Vermont, but a stranger in these parts, said Victor Abin, a young man
of twenty or thereabouts, was drowned in the Moe's River on the 11th of May
previous, but was found on the 18th of June in Parson's ..?..
After the inquest by the
coroner, A G Woodward, esq of Sherbrooke, I proceeded to bury said Victor Abin
at the Sleeper burying ground after the service in the ..?.. house.
In the presence of the undersigned witnesses."
Very interesting
ReplyDelete... "after the service in the school house", maybe?
ReplyDeleteBy golly, I think you're right! Thank you :-)
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