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698: 31: 737: 252:, and Arthur G. Grace and Edith became well-known social workers. (Othman's wife, as well as Edith and Grace, have been inducted into the Women of Nebraska Hall of Fame.) 234:. He began to study law while in the Army and after returning to Belvidere completed those studies and obtained admission to the bar in 1867. Soon after this, he moved to 446: 274: 757: 732: 439: 360: 747: 752: 727: 432: 587: 567: 455: 406: 195: 677: 547: 381: 315: 294: 328: 278: 241:
In 1876 he was elected as the first lieutenant governor for Nebraska, and served one two-year term in that position.
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Abbott and his wife Elizabeth were married on February 9, 1873, and subsequently had four children; Othman A. Jr.,
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Abbott continued to practice law and trade and live in Grand Island, where he died on June 24, 1935.
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in 1861 he enlisted, and served until 1865 eventually attaining the rank of
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Two Sisters for Social Justice: A Biography of Grace and Edith Abbott
218:, Canada to Abiel B. and Sarah (Young) Abbott. The family moved to 350:(reporting Abbott's nomination as candidate for the Republicans) 215: 123: 738:
Emigrants from pre-Confederation Quebec to the United States
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History of the Ninth Regiment Illinois Cavalry Volunteers
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Encyclopedia of social welfare history in North America
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Lieutenant Governor of Nebraska
Silas Garber
Edmund C. Carns
Hatley
Quebec
Grand Island, Nebraska
Republican
Edith
Grace
lieutenant governor of Nebraska
Silas Garber
Hatley
Quebec
DeKalb County, Illinois
Belvidere
Civil War
first lieutenant
Grand Island, Nebraska
Edith
Grace


Abbott Family
Nebraska State Historical Society


History of Hall County, Nebraska
Two Sisters for Social Justice: A Biography of Grace and Edith Abbott
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