Brown Family Genealogy

Freda Mae Harbert

Born 20 FEB 1910, Scurry County, Texas, United States. Died 14 DEC 1993, Potter County, Texas, United States.

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Birth 20 FEB 1910
Freda Mae Harbert was born on 20 FEB 1910 at Scurry County, Texas, United States.
Lineage
Freda Mae Harbert was the daughter of Jessie Grant Harbert and Lelia Fay Jenkins.1
Also known as
Also known as Freda Albers Abbott.
Also known as
Also known as Freda Harbert.
Also known as
Also known as Freda Mae Albers.
Also known as
Also known as Freda May Abbott.
Graduation 11 MAY 1928
Graduation: [AI: Codd, CAS-135, 2026-10-11] on 11 MAY 1928 at Dumas High School, Dumas, Moore County, Texas, United States.8
Census 1930
She appeared on the census of 1930 at 3 J-PCT, Moore County, Texas, United States.7
Marriage 21 FEB 1934
Freda Mae Harbert married Arthur Erwin Albers on 21 FEB 1934 at Clovis, Curry County, New Mexico, United States.
Residence 1 APR 1935
She lived at 3 to 5 Miles East on Palo Duro Road, 1 J-Pct, Randall County, Texas, United States on 1 APR 1935.12
Residence 1 APR 1940
She lived at 3 to 5 Miles East on Palo Duro Road, 1 J-Pct, Randall County, Texas, United States on 1 APR 1940.10,11
Census 3 MAY 1940
She appeared on the census of 3 MAY 1940 at 3 to 5 Miles East on Palo Duro Road, 1 J-Pct, Randall County, Texas, United States. 1940 census, Randall Co., TX, ED 191-3, sheet 10-A, household 184 (Arthur Albers), line 9. Census day 1 Apr 1940; enumerated 3 May 1940 (sheet signing date; the household visit was on or before it). Name as written: Freda. Relationship: wife. Age 30. Marital status: M. Race: W. Birthplace given: Texas. Attended school since 1 Mar 1940: No; highest grade: C-3. Employment status: at work: no; emergency work: no; seeking work: no; had job: no; other: H (home housework). No usual occupation entered. 0 weeks 1939; $0 wages 1939; other income over $50: no. Informant mark: circled X (informant). Precinct number not written on the 1940 sheet; from the 1950 ED map (base 1936, rev. 1944) and the 1930 census. Household: R (rented), $15 a month; farm: yes. Location: 3 to 5 mi east on Palo Duro Road (margin bracket, sheet lines 1-11). Age, birthplace and 1935 residence are secondary information. [AI: Codd, CAS-148, 2026-10-11].9
Census 3 MAY 1940
She appeared on the census of 3 MAY 1940 at 3 to 5 Miles East on Palo Duro Road, 1 J-Pct, Randall County, Texas, United States. [AI: Codd, CAS-137, 2026-10-11] Precinct number not written on the 1940 sheet; from the 1950 ED map (base 1936, rev. 1944) and the 1930 census. Census day 1 Apr 1940; enumerated 3 May 1940. [AI: Codd, CAS-148, 2026-10-11] Per Aric Brown (descendant), 2026-10-11 (family knowledge, not on the 1950 map): Arthur's house was at the south dead end of the short north-south road past the bend in the Palo Duro Road; George's was near that intersection; Emil's was farther east toward Palo Duro Canyon; their father John Erwin Albers lived on the next place north on that road. George and Arthur are 'rented' (R) on the 1940 sheet but lived on their father's land (one section south of the road, two north). [AI: CAS-152].13,14
Census 1950
She appeared on the census of 1950.
Marriage 3 JUL 1956
Freda Mae Harbert married Robert Howard Abbott on 3 JUL 1956 at Dumas, Moore County, Texas, United States.
Residence 4 SEP 1989
She lived at 2916 Carter St., Amarillo, Randall County, Texas, United States on 4 SEP 1989.15,16
Death 14 DEC 1993
Freda Mae Harbert died on 14 DEC 1993 at Potter County, Texas, United States.2,3,4,5
Burial AFT 14 DEC 1993
She was buried after 14 DEC 1993 at Dumas Cemetery, Dumas, Moore County, Texas, United States.6

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  1. [s4] [website not recorded] — www.rootsweb.com, http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tx/potter/vitals/deaths/1993/pottd93a.txt
  2. [s4] [website not recorded] — www.rootsweb.com, http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tx/potter/vitals/deaths/1993/pottd93a.txt
  3. [s20] [website not recorded] — www.cemeteries-of-tx.com, http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Wtx/Moore/Dumas.html
  4. [s4] [website not recorded] — www.rootsweb.com, SSDI
  5. [s13] [website not recorded] — Texas Death Index, 1964-1998, Citation
  6. [s20] [website not recorded] — www.cemeteries-of-tx.com, http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Wtx/Moore/Dumas.html
  7. [s12] U.S. — census of 1930 — population schedule — NARA microfilm — National Archives and Records Administration, T626-2378 Page 174
  8. [s964] privately held by Aric Brown — Dumas High School — high school diploma, Freda Maye Harbert; 11 May 1928
  9. [s263] U.S. — census of 1940 — population schedule — Ancestry.com — 1940 United States Federal Census, Randall County, Texas, United States, sheet 10-A, ED 191-3, household 184, line 9, Freda (Arthur Albers household); NARA microfilm T627, roll 4125
  10. [s263] U.S. — census of 1940 — population schedule — Ancestry.com — 1940 United States Federal Census, Randall County, Texas, United States, sheet 10-A, ED 191-3, household 184, line 9, Freda (Arthur Albers household); NARA microfilm T627, roll 4125
  11. [s1030] Texas State Highway Department; U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Public Roads — General Highway Map, Randall County, Texas — base map 1936, partially revised to January 1944; Census Bureau "1950 OFFICE MAP" copy, annotated with 1950 enumeration districts; U.S. National Archives, RG 29 Records of the Bureau of the Census, series Enumeration District and Related Maps — National Archives Catalog, 1950 enumeration district map, Randall County, ED 191-1 to 191-13; red Justice Precinct 1 (1 J-Pct), ED 191-7, area east of Canyon along the Palo Duro Road (F.A.S. 217)
  12. [s263] U.S. — census of 1940 — population schedule — Ancestry.com — 1940 United States Federal Census, Randall County, Texas, United States, sheet 10-A, ED 191-3, household 184, line 9, Freda (Arthur Albers household); NARA microfilm T627, roll 4125
  13. [s263] U.S. — census of 1940 — population schedule — Ancestry.com — 1940 United States Federal Census, Randall County, Texas, United States, sheet 10-A, ED 191-3, household 184, line 8, Albers (Arthur Albers household); NARA microfilm T627, roll 4125
  14. [s1030] Texas State Highway Department; U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Public Roads — General Highway Map, Randall County, Texas — base map 1936, partially revised to January 1944; Census Bureau "1950 OFFICE MAP" copy, annotated with 1950 enumeration districts; U.S. National Archives, RG 29 Records of the Bureau of the Census, series Enumeration District and Related Maps — National Archives Catalog, 1950 enumeration district map, Randall County, ED 191-1 to 191-13; red Justice Precinct 1 (1 J-Pct), ED 191-7, area east of Canyon along the Palo Duro Road (F.A.S. 217)
  15. [s966] privately held by Aric Brown — Brown family — Brown Family Obituaries, obituary of Robert H Abbott Jr.; 6 September 1989
  16. [s967] Texas Department of Health — death certificate — Robert Howard Abbott Jr. — died 4 September 1989 — no. 1314 — registered 1989 — Potter County, Texas, Copy consulted