Miami County OhArchives Obituaries.....Dimock, Jane Fairbanks (Abbott) Harter November 5, 1914
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Omaha [Nebraska] Presbyterian
In Memory
Her father's name was Dr. Nicholas Abbott, who was united in marriage to Miss 
Mira Jewett at St. Johnsbury, Vermont, August 12th, 1829, moving westward that 
same year and settling at Troy, Ohio, where he enjoyed the confidence of the 
people and engaged in a large and lucrative practice as a physician. Three 
children were born of this union, two sons and one daughter, the subject of 
this sketch. Jane A. Abbott was born January 29, 1841, at Troy, Ohio. She was 
united in marriage to one Dr. M.L. Harter, December 24, 1857, at Troy, Ohio. 
Two children were born of this union, Mrs. Bullock of Oakland, Cal., and Mary 
Jewett Harter-Nilssen [sic].  Dr. Harter died November 1, 1872, at St. Louis, 
Mo. On the 12th day of October, 1875, the deceased was married to Rev. S.R. 
Dimock, who died April the 19th, 1898. Mrs. Dimock leaves two children, ten 
grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Mrs. Jane A. Dimock departed this 
life on Thursday morning, November 5, 1914. Memorial services were held from 
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Nilssen [sic], South Omaha, on Sabbath 
afternoon, November 8th, with burial at Denver, Colo. Mrs. Dimock was a woman 
possessed of the former generations, whose adornment was a meek and lovable 
spirit, with honest devotion to Jesus Christ, and an ever active spirit of 
willing service, without guile. Bright intellectually, she kept informed in all 
the world-movements of the church, and to the last moments of her earthly life 
was alert, active, kind and faithful. She rests well after life's little day 
and all that knew her loved her, and her children rise up and call 
her "blessed." Blessed are the Peace-makers, for they shall be called the 
children of God.
Robert Wheeler

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