"A HISTORY OF THE DAVIESS-McLEAN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION IN KENTUCKY, 
1844-1943" by Wendell H. Rone.  Probably published in 1944 by 
Messenger Job Printing Co., Inc., Owensboro, Kentucky, pp. 316-317.  
Used by permission. [Daviess]

NOAH FRANCIS GABBERT:  We have been unable to find many particulars 
about the life of this minister of the Gospel.  His birth occurred 
near Cloverport, Hancock County, Kentucky, on April 23, 1868.  He 
became a Christian in a revival near his home when about fourteen 
years of age.  About the year 1890 he was ordained to the Gospel 
ministry.  Where and by whom we are not informed.  After serving 
churches in Breckenridge, Hancock, Jefferson, and perhaps other 
counties, he moved to Daviess County in 1914 and assumed the care of 
the Macedonia Church.  He served this Church in 1915 also.  He also 
served Stanley, 1915-1918; Panther Creek, 1916-1918; and Seven Hills 
1918.  His death occurred on Christmas day, 1918, while pastor of 
these last mentioned Churches.  Brother Gabbert married Miss Anna May 
Rose of Ohio County on October 24, 1888.  She preceded him in death 
on September 31, 1917.  To this union was born four sons and one 
daughter.  One of his sons, R. M. Gabbert, became a minister of the 
Gospel and followed his father as pastor of Seven Hills Church.  He 
has been the pastor of the Church at Lancaster, Kentucky, for the 
past several years, where he has wrought well.
     Brother Gabbert was a very successful minister, having a good 
education.  He strengthened and greatly helped every church he became 
pastor of.  He manifested a rare ability in the pulpit, leading to 
Christ and baptizing several hundred souls.  His loyalty to the cause 
of Christ and his uncompromising convictions were unexcelled.
     His remains were interred by the side of his wife in the Locust 
Hill cemetery in Evansville, Indiana.

Gabbert Rose
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Hancock Breckenridge Jefferson Ohio Lancaster-Garrard IN

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