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This page is dedicated to
Members of the Gabel Family...
...past, present and future.
With special thanks for contributions to
Margaret Lucille Gabel-Carr
Catherine Cecilia Gabel
Dorothy Agnes Gabel-Beggs
Regina Mae Gabel-Seuferling
Rose Mary Smarker-Gabel
Rosetta May Margaret Gabel
Mary Lucille Gabel
Theresa Mary Ann Ernst-Alexander
Ruth Annette Gabel-Bartkoski
Susan Kaye Gabel-Potter
Mary Magdalen Wille-Gabel
Clifton Dale Herbst
Dorthia Mable Northcott-Budy
Julia Matilda Gabel-Bergman
Betty Virginia Sharpe-Sjurseth-Gabel
Saint Patrick's Church
Daniel Joseph Reardon
Faye Ellen Schwartz-Reardon
Sacred Heart Church
Tonganoxie Public Library
Bernita May Budy-Doughty-Hayes
Joy Denise Ussery
John Clement Lisson
Gabeline is likely a diminutive form or other variation of the German occupational name Gabler, derived from German gabel = fork, and describes the man who made any of the forked agricultrual tools (eating forks weren't around then in Germany...), or as a place name to describe the man who lived near the fork in the road or river. There is also a German location called Gabel, and Gabler and Gabeline could describe the man who emigrated from there. Gabel is a listed variant form of the more commonly found Gabler.
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