| Name |
Henry Clay Mabie |
| Title |
Rev |
| Birth |
20 Jun 1847 |
Belvidere, Boone County, Illinois  [1, 2] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Census |
8 Sep 1850 |
Bonus Township, Boone County, Illinois [3] |
- Danl Mabie, 34, M, Farmer, NY, $2660
Harriet Mabie, 34, F, NY
Eleanor Mabie, 8, F, NY, attended school
Henry Mabie, 3, M, IL
Florence Mabie, 6/12, F, IL
Mary Mabie, 69, F, MA
F F Curtis, 34, M, Carpt, NY
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| Census |
30 Jun 1860 |
Bonus Township, Boone County, Illinois [4] |
- Daniel Maybe, 43, M, Farmer, NY, $3500, $900
Harriett Maybe, 43, F, NY
Henry Maybe, 13, M, IL, attended school
Cathrine Hadey, 17, F, Germany, attended school
Emily F. Maybe, 4, F, IL, attended school
George Hally, 53, M, Germany
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| Census |
15 Aug 1870 |
Rockford, Winnebago County, Illinois [5] |
- Henry Mabie, 23, M, W, Clergyman, —, $1000, IL
Edith Mabie, 25, F, W, Housekeeper, England
Mary Sunderlin, 20, F, W, Domestic Servant, Sweden
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| Census |
2 Jun 1880 |
317 New Jersey Street, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana [6] |
- Henry C. Mabie, Head, M, M, W, 33, IL, Minister, Fa: NY, Mo: NY
Edith R. Mabie, Wife, F, M, W, 35, ENG, Keeping House, Fa: IRE, Mo: ENG
Henry S. Mabie, Son, M, S, W, 9, IL, At School, Fa: IL, Mo: ENG
Muriel K. Mabie, Daughter, F, S, W, 7, IL, At School, Fa: IL, Mo: ENG
Florence R. Mabie, Daughter, F, S, W, 4, MA, Fa: IL, Mo: ENG
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| Memo |
28 Apr 1882 [7] |
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| Census |
Jun 1900 |
29 Whiting Street, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts [8] |
- Henry C Mabie, Head, W, M, June 1847, 52, M, 31, Illinois, New York, New York, Minister
Edith R Mabie, Wife, W, F, May 1845, 55, M, 31, 5 children born - still living 5, England, England, England
Muriel K Mabie, Daughter, W, F, Apr 1873, 27, S, Illinois, Illinois, England, Clerk Magazine
Charles H R Mabie, Son, W, M, Feb 1882, 18, S, Indiana, Illinois, England, At School
Ruth Mabie, Daughter, W, F, May 1892, 8, S, Massachusetts, Illinois, England, At School
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| Anecdote |
27 Jun 1907 [9] |
- Dr Henry C Mabie, 60, Male, Married, arrived in California from Yokohama on 27 Jun 1907 on the SS Korea destined for Boston
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| Anecdote |
21 Jun 1912 |
Amsterdam, Montgomery County, New York [10] |
- "THIS IS MY 65TH BIRTHDAY" HENRY C. MABIE
Dr. Henry C. Mabie, for many years corresponding secretary of the American Baptist Missionary union, was born in Belvidere, III., June 20, 1847. He was graduated from the University of Chicago In 1868 and from the Baptist Theological seminary in Chicago in 1875. After entering the Baptist ministry he held pastorates in Rockford, III., Brookllne, Mass., Indianapolis, St. Paul, Minneapolis and several other cities. He was an active worker in the cause, of Baptist foreign missions and in 1890 he was made corresponding secretary of the American Baptist Missionary union. In the same year he was commissioned to make a tour of Asiatic missions, visiting Japan, China and India, and afterward touring Egypt, Palestine and the continent of Europe.
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| Info |
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| Memo |
26 Jul 1912 [7] |
- a lecturer and student of Boston, Massachusetts, accompanied by his wife Edith, was issued a passport
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| Death |
30 Apr 1918 |
Roslindale, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts [11, 12] |
| Obituary |
1 May 1918 [13] |
- Rev Dr Henry Clay Mabie, formerly of Boone county, died yesterday at his home in Boston at the age of 71 years.
Dr Mabie had been taking charge this winter of a church in West Virginia, of which one of his sons is pastor and who has been engaged in Army work, and was stricken with apoplexy. He rallied sufficiently to be taken home, but passed away soon after arrival.
His wife, who was a daughter of the late Rev Dr and Mrs Chas Hill Roe, the former at one time pastor of the First Baptist church here, survives, as also two daughters and two sons, and an adopted daughter. Mrs Ennis Keeler, of this city, is a cousin, as was the late Joy H. Saxton. Mrs Fannie Mabie Chamberlain, of Huron, S. D., is a sister and Mrs Nellie Mabie Steadler, of Northfield, Mass, a half-sister.
Dr Mabie was born in Bonus, this county, and was a son of the late Mr and Mrs Daniel C. Mabie. He was a pastor of the Belvidere church mentioned from June 1884 for a year and four months. He had been pastor of the Rockford church from 1869 to 1873, and also pastor of the churches in Indianapolis, Ind, St Paul, Minn and elsewhere
He had for many years identified with the American Baptist Missionary Union, and as an officer was sent to Asia, Japan, China and India to visit its stations. Dr Mabie was a man of high intellectual attainments and character and great personal popularity. He was widely beloved and esteemed. He was the author of many religious volumes on his travels in missionary work, and wrote many treatises on religious thought of past and present times
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| Obituary |
1 May 1918 |
Brattleboro, Vermont [11] |
- Northfield, Mass – Rev Dr Henry Clay Mabie, 71, who died yesterday at his home in Roslindale, Mass. Was a summer resident of East Northfield 25 years and was identified with religious work here, being one of the important speakers at the conferences each year. He also had been interested in much of the work of the town. Mr Mabie was a graduate of a theological seminary in Chicago and was pastor of several churches in the middle West. He was a prominent official of the American Baptist Missionary union and was sent out by the union in 1907 to Asia, visiting their mission stations in Japan and China. He represented the union at the Morgan cemetery in Shanghai.
Dr Mabie married Miss Edith Roe 48 years ago. She survives with five children, Rev. Harry F. Mabie of Bluefield W. Va., Mrs J. H. Weld of Rosindale, Mrs G. A. Morse of Melrose, Roe Mabie, an art student is in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Ruth Mabie, who is on the editorial staff of a newspaper in Bridgeport, Conn. He also leaves two sisters, Mrs F. M. Chamberlain of South Dakota and Mrs H. M. Steadler of East Northfield.
Mrs Steadler and daughter, Edith, left today to attend the funeral, which will be held in the home in Roslindale Thursday
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| Reference Number |
3775 |
| Person ID |
I3752 |
Maybee Society |
| Last Modified |
7 Apr 2024 |
1847 - 1918 (70 years)
