Name |
Harry Edward Mabey |
Birth |
6 Dec 1868 |
Red Wing, Minnesota [1] |
Gender |
Male |
Census |
25 Aug 1870 |
Burnhamville PO, Long Prairie Township, Todd County, Minnesota [2] |
- Joseph E. Maybey, 25, M, W, Farmer, $1500, $500, England
Lucinda Maybey, 21, F, W, Keeping House, MI
Harry E. Maybey, 1, M, W, MN
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Census |
1 May 1875 |
Brainerd, Crow Wing County, Minnesota [3] |
- Joseph E Mabey , 29, M, W, England , England , England
Lucinda Mabey, 25, F, W, Michigan, —, Ohio
Harry E Mabey, 6, M, W, Minnesota , England , Michigan
Mabel Mabey, 4, F, W, Minnesota , England , Michigan
Lulu Mabey, 2, F, Minnesota , England , Michigan
Nellie Mabie, 0, F, W, Minnesota , England , Michigan
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Census |
3 Jun 1880 |
Main Street, Lake City, Wabasha County, Minnesota [4] |
- Joseph E. Mabey, White, Male, 34, Head, Married, 34, born in England, Butcher, Father born in England, Mother born in England
Lucinda Mabey, White, Female, 30, Wife, Married, Keeping House, born in Michigan, Father born in Maine, Mother born in Ohio
Harry Mabey, White, Male, 12, Son, Single, At School, born in Minnesota, Father born in England, Mother born in Michigan
Mabel Mabey, White, Female, 10, Daughter, Single, At School, born in Minnesota, Father born in England, Mother born in Michigan
Lulu Mabey, White, Female, 8, Daughter, Single, At School, born in Minnesota, Father born in England, Mother born in Michigan
Nellie Mabey, White, Female, 6, Daughter, Single, attended school, born in Minnesota, Father born in England, Mother born in Michigan
Perley Mabey, White, Male, 4, Son, Single, born in Minnesota, Father born in England, Mother born in Michigan
Joseph Mabey, White, Male, 2, Son, Single, born in Minnesota, Father born in England, Mother born in Michigan
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Census |
1 May 1885 |
Lake City, Wabasha County, Minnesota [5] |
- E Joseph Mabey, 39, M, W, England
Lucinda Mabey, 36, F, W, Michigan
Harry Mabey, 16, M, W, Minnesota
Mabel Mabey, 15, F, W, Minnesota
Lula Mabey, 12, F, W, Minnesota
Nellie Mabey, 10, F, W, Minnesota
Pearley Mabey, 8, F, W, Minnesota
Joseph Mabey, 7, M, W, Minnesota
W. E. Pearley, 18, M, W, Minnesota
Maud Pearley, 16, F, W, Minnesota
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Census |
Jun 1895 |
Lake City, Wabasha County, Minnesota [6] |
- Harry E. Mabey, 26, M, W, Minnesota, 26 years 7 months in State, Butcher
Seba Mabey, 26, F, W, Delaware
Nettie E Mabey, 3, F, W, Minnesota
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Census |
Jun 1900 |
Lake City, Wabasha County, Minnesota [7] |
- Harry E Mabey, Head, W, M, Dec 1868, 31, M, 10, Minnesota, England, Michigan, Provision Dealer, owns house free of mortgage
Seba G Mabey, Wife, W, F, Nov 1868, 31, M, 10, 4 children born - still living 3, Delaware, Delaware, Delaware
Nettie Mabey, Daughter, W, F, Oct 1891, 8, S, Minnesota, Minnesota, Delaware, At School
Merrel Mabey, Son, W, M, June 1896, 3, S, Minnesota, Minnesota, Delaware
Lolo Mabey, Daughter, W, F, July 1898, 1, S, Montana, Minnesota, Delaware
Sarah M. Miles, Mother-in-law, W, F, Dec 1836, 63, Wd, 2 children born - still living 1, Maine, Maine, Maine
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Census |
7 Jun 1905 |
High Street, Lake City, Wabasha County, Minnesota [8] |
- Harry E Mabey, M, W, 36, Minnesota, England, Michigan, Butcher
Seba G Mabey, F, 36, W, Vermont, Vermont, Maine
Nettie Mabey, F, 13, W, Minnesota, Minnesota, Vermont
Merle M Mabey, F, 8, W, Minnesota, Minnesota, Vermont
Lolo M Mabey, F, 6, W, Minnesota, Minnesota, Vermont
Mildred Mabey, F, 2, W, Minnesota, Minnesota, Vermont
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Census |
29 Jun 1911 |
Strathcona, Alberta, Canada [9] |
- Henry Mabey, M, Head, M, Dec 1868, 42, USA, 1905/NA, English, Canadian, Congregation, Farmer
Seba Mabey, F, Wife, M, Nov 1868, 42, USA, 1906/NA, English, Canadian, Congregation
Nettie Mabey, F, Daughter, S, Aug 1891, 19, USA, 1906/NA, English, Canadian, Congregation
Merle Mabey, F, Daughter, S, June 1896, 14, USA, 1906/NA, English, Canadian, Congregation
Lolo Mabey, F, Daughter, S, July 1898, 12, USA, 1906/NA, English, Canadian, Congregation
Mildred Mabey, F, Daughter, S, Aug 1902, 8, USA, 1906/NA, English, Canadian, Congregation
Miles Mabey, M, Son, S, July 1905, 5, USA, 1906/NA, English, Canadian, Congregation
Lee Mabey, M, Son, S, Aug 1909, 2, Alberta, 1906/NA, English, Canadian, Congregation
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Census |
1916 |
Battle River, Alberta, Canada [10] |
- Harry Mabey, Head, M, , M, 48, Min US, Presbyterian, immigrated in 1905, 1909 naturalized, Canadian, English, Farmer, on farm
Seba Mabey, Wife, F, M, 48, Del US, Presbyterian, immigrated in 1905, Canadian, English, none
Merrel Mabey, Daughter, F, S, 20, Min US, Presbyterian, immigrated in 1905, Canadian, English, none
Lolo Mabey, Daughter, F, S, 17, Mon US, Presbyterian, immigrated in 1905, Canadian, English, school
Milred Mabey, Daughter, F, S, 12, Min US, Presbyterian, immigrated in 1905, Canadian, English, school
Miles Mabey, Son, M, S, 10, Min US, Presbyterian, immigrated in 1905, Canadian, English, school
Lee Mabey Son, M, S, 7, Alberta, Presbyterian, Canadian, English, school
William Glass, Servant, M, S, 40, Ontario, Presbyterian, Canadian, Irish English, Laborer, on farm
William Bower Servant, M, S, 24, Ontario, Presbyterian, Canadian, Scotch, Laborer, on farm
Frank Elston Servant, M, S, 25, Kans US, Methodist, immigrated 1915, American, Irish, Laborer, on farm
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Census |
5 Jul 1921 |
Section 12, Township 45, Battle River District, Alberta, Canada [11] |
- Harry E Mabee, owns 5 room wood house, Head, M, Mar, 54, born in USA, father born in England, mother born in USA, immigrated in 1905 - naturalized in 1908, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Congregational, Farmer, own account
Seba Mabee, Wife, F, Mar, 54, born in USA, father born in USA, mother born in USA, immigrated in 1906, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Congregational, none
Lolo Mabee, Daughter, F, S, 22, born in USA, father born in USA, mother born in USA, immigrated in 1906, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Congregational, none
Mildred Mabee, Daughter, F, S, 18, born in USA, father born in USA, mother born in USA, immigrated in 1906, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Congregational, none
Myles Mabee, Son, M, S, 15, born in USA, father born in USA, mother born in USA, immigrated in 1906, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Congregational, none
Lee Mabee, Son, M, S, 12, born in USA, father born in USA, mother born in USA, immigrated in 1906, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Congregational, none
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Census |
1926 |
Section 12, Battle River, Alberta, Canada [12] |
- Harold Mabee, Head, Male, Married, 57, born in USA, father born in England, mother born in USA, English origin, immigrated in 1906, naturalized in 1909
Ceclia Mabee, Wife, Female, Married, 57, born in USA, father born in USA, mother born in USA, English origin, immigrated in 1906, naturalized in 1909
Mildred Mabee, Daughter, Female, Single, 23, born in USA, father born in USA, mother born in USA, English origin, immigrated in 1906, naturalized in 1909
Miles Mabee, Son, Male, Single, 20, born in USA, father born in USA, mother born in USA, English origin, immigrated in 1906, naturalized in 1909
Lee Mabee, Son, Male, Single, 17, born in Alberta, father born in USA, mother born in USA, English origin
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Anecdote |
Wabasha County, Minnesota [13] |
- Harry as a young man was on the ill-fated ship The Sea Wing, when it sank in Lake Pepin. He saved himself in a miraculous fashion, swm to shore and raced 2 miles to Lake City, where he spread the news and the work of rescue got under way.
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Anecdote |
Canada [1] |
- Harry was involved in a buffalo roundup. In an effort to perpetuate and save the bison, the Canadian government authorized a round up of the animals, sending them to Wainwright, Alberta Canada to be branded before they were transported to the Northwest Territory. Harry Mabey handled the irons and tells this story.. "The riders had to run in about 300 head at dawn and we were to go, putting the buffs through the squeeze as fast as I could take them. I had to work the branding irons down on my knees and got some kicks and burns. This one day a lady came with an injunction to stop the branding, but I kept taking them as fast as I could. She called me a heartless brute, among other things. We got 160 head through that day and 61 the next. Then there was nothing to do but take the buffalo back to the pasture pen and hold them until we corralled them for entrainment. We had finished up the first quota of branding; feeling very happy, ready to hit back to camp some 12 miles away. (I might add here that the riders had been in the saddle since six o'clock. And then from the top of the corral fence where he had been comfortably watching the proceedings, up spoke one of the officials. 'You boys quitting? It's only 3 o'clock and you should be docked for the rest of the afternoon." Wowie, the fact that he was an Easterner saved his life that day and the riders got their pay." When the big day for the entrainment arrived, with spectators from all over the province decorating the corral fences and the top of the stock car, the riders corralled the shippers at dawn, and despite balky buffs in the chute all went smoothly and by 4 p.m. 200 buffalo were on wheels and to their northern home."
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Info |
- Mary Louise Mabey Smith, #77
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Immigration |
Alberta, Canada [1] |
- Harry Mabey and his younger brother, Joe H. Mabey, filed for a homestead in Canada in the early 1900s. Harry and Seba stayed to raise their family on a ranch, which was called "Kemah", which means "in the face of the wind."
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Reference Number |
15182 |
Residence |
1940 |
Ta Ta Creek, British Columbia, Canada |
- Obituary says, "his wife predeceased him in July 1939 and in 1940 he went to Ta Ta Creek, B.C. to reside with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. Wells."
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Death |
14 Aug 1947 |
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada [14] |
Person ID |
I15105 |
Maybee Society |
Last Modified |
7 Apr 2024 |