TITLE:  Nannie Farmer Abbott

SOURCE:  The Keowee Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  Susan Brock-Booker

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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ABBOTT, Nanie Farmer
Nannie Farmer Abbott (7-16-1885 to 11-20-1957) Keowee Courier November 
29, 1957 Area Mourns Death Of Mrs. Glenn Abbott. Walhalla was saddened 
Wednesday morning by news of the sudden death of one of its most 
beloved citizens, Mrs. Glenn Abbott, at her home on West Main street 
as result of a heart attack. She was the former Miss Nannie Farmer. 
No funeral arrangements were available at the time the Couriere went 
to press. Mrs. Abbott was the widow of the late Glenn D. Abbott, who 
preceded her to the grave in July of 1949 after having served as heard
of the Duke Powere Company office here for a long period of years. 
Survivours include four sons, Frank Abbott of Walhalla, Jack Abbott 
of Greenville, Dick Abbott of Central, and W. Ben Abbott of Sumter; 
two daughters, Mrs. Lucille Harper of Walhalla and Mrs. Jessie Dean 
Wells of Newberry, a number of grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. H. C. 
Jenkins. A devoted member of the Walhalla First Baptist church, Mrs. 
Abbott was active in Sunday school and mission work. At the church she 
was a member of the Grace Beard-Sallie Hunt Circle. Her mother, the 
late Mrs. Julia Waite, passed away only several years ago. Her father, 
the late Thomas Farmer, succumbed a number of years ago. Contributed 
by: Susan Brock-Booker, sbrockbooker@aol.com



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