(unknown) (Unknown)1
F, #11235
Child of (unknown) (Unknown) and William Hubbard
- Rev. William Hubbard+1 b. c 1621, d. 14 Sep 1704
Citations
- [S123] Clarence Almon Torrey, New England Marriages Prior to 1700.
(unknown) (Unknown) possibly Smith or Fleming1
F, #12331
(unknown) (Unknown) possibly Smith or Fleming married John Dummer, son of Thomas Pyldrym (alias) Dummer and Joane (Unknown).
Child of (unknown) (Unknown) possibly Smith or Fleming and John Dummer
- Thomas Dummer+1 d. 1688/89
Citations
- [S83] NEHGR, Vol. 35 p. 254 et seq. article by Col. Joseph Lemuel Chester.
Ada E. (Unkown)
F, #24387
Ada E. (Unkown) married Levy Squires.
Child of Ada E. (Unkown) and Levy Squires
- Effie Vivian Squires+ b. 15 Dec 1895, d. 1 Dec 1979
Dr. Henry Wheatland (?)1
M, #27102, b. 11 January 1812, d. 27 February 1893
Dr. Henry Wheatland (?) was born on 11 January 1812 in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts.1 He married Mary Cushing Mack, daughter of Elisha Mack and Catherine Sewall Pynchon Orne.1 Dr. Henry Wheatland (?) died on 27 February 1893 in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, at the age of 81.1
Citations
- [S392] Website findagrave.com (http://www.findagrave.com/) "Memorial # 27656597."
Edmund (Ned) Quincy Abbot1
M, #1656, b. 26 July 1884, d. 9 September 1960
Edmund (Ned) Quincy Abbot was born on 26 July 1884 in Worcester, Massachusetts.2 He was the son of William Fitzhale Abbot and Caroline Ward Sewall.3 Edmund (Ned) Quincy Abbot graduated in 1906 from Harvard.1 He married Melinda Wheeler Rockwood, daughter of William Emerson Rockwood and Persis Abbot, on 7 May 1918 at Blue Bird Cottage, Browns Mills, New Jersey, the ceremony was conducted by the Rev. Carl Morgan Bloch, Post Chaplain, St. George's, Camp Dix, N.J.1,4 Edmund (Ned) Quincy Abbot died on 9 September 1960 at the age of 76.1
Children of Edmund (Ned) Quincy Abbot and Melinda Wheeler Rockwood
- Richard Rockwood Abbot+3 b. 22 Apr 1920, d. 28 Sep 2003
- Persis Lovejoy Abbot+3 b. 8 Oct 1921, d. 16 Jun 2014
Hale Stanley Abbot1
M, #15448, b. 22 August 1928, d. January 1977
Hale Stanley Abbot was born on 22 August 1928 in Boston, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of Hale Wellington Abbot and Lillian Norris.1 Hale Stanley Abbot died in January 1977 probably in Massachusetts at the age of 48.2
Hale Wellington Abbot1
M, #15437, b. 30 July 1885, d. November 1964
Hale Wellington Abbot was born on 30 July 1885 in Worcester, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of William Fitzhale Abbot and Caroline Ward Sewall.1 Hale Wellington Abbot married firstly Lillian Norris, daughter of Henry Norris and Angelina Carson, on 15 August 1917 in Worcester, Massachusetts.2 Hale Wellington Abbot married secondly Mrs. Mary O'Donnell.3 Hale Wellington Abbot died in November 1964 probably in Massachusetts at the age of 79.4
Children of Hale Wellington Abbot and Lillian Norris
- Larcom Wayne Abbot3 b. 14 Feb 1920, d. 31 Jan 1981
- Hale Stanley Abbot3 b. 22 Aug 1928, d. Jan 1977
Larcom Abbot1
M, #15438, b. 30 July 1885, d. 8 August 1885
Larcom Abbot was born on 30 July 1885 in Worcester, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of William Fitzhale Abbot and Caroline Ward Sewall.1 Larcom Abbot died on 8 August 1885 in Worcester, Massachusetts.1
Citations
- [S211] Stanley H. Abbott, Ezra Abbot, p. 34.
Larcom Wayne Abbot1
M, #15447, b. 14 February 1920, d. 31 January 1981
Larcom Wayne Abbot was born on 14 February 1920 in Boston, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of Hale Wellington Abbot and Lillian Norris.1 Larcom Wayne Abbot died on 31 January 1981 at the age of 60.2
Miriam Abbot1
F, #15439, b. 17 April 1890, d. 23 February 1990
Miriam Abbot was born on 17 April 1890 in Worcester, Massachusetts.1 She was the daughter of William Fitzhale Abbot and Caroline Ward Sewall.1 Miriam Abbot graduated in 1912 from Vassar College.1 She died on 23 February 1990 at Walden House Healthcare, 840 Main St., Concord, Massachusetts, at the age of 99.2,3
Miriam (Abbot) Holmes, 99, formerly of Worcester and South Yarmouth, died Friday in Walden House Healthcare, 840 Main St., Concord. She would have been 100 in April.
Her husband, Francis S. Holmes, died in 1965. She leaves a stepson, William O. Holmes of Asheville, N.C; a stepdaughter, Natalie Zolli of Southboro; a brother, Theodore S. Abbot of Wilkes-Barre, Pa; three nephews; and a niece. She was born in Worcester, daughter of William F. and Caroline W. (Sewall) Abbot, and lived here most of her life before moving to South Yarmouth about 15 years ago. She moved to Concord last year.
Mrs. Holmes graduated from the former Classical High School in Worcester and Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., in 1912. She earned a master's degree in social work from Simmons College in Boston.
She was active for many years in the Worcester YWCA. She was instrumental with her husband in supporting early programs of Alcoholics Anomymous in the Worcester area. She was active for many years with the Worcester County Council on Alcoholism, which was co-founded by her husband. They both sought to decriminalize alcoholism, and emphasized education and peer-support programs to combat the disease. She later operated a telephone hot line for many years from her home to provide counsel and information on other sources of treatment to help sufferers and victims of alcohol abuse.
Mrs. Holmes was a member of the Second Church of Christ, Scientist, here, and the Mother Church, First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston. She was an ardent practitioner of transcendental meditation.
"I find great satisfaction in bringing together a solution and a person with a problem," Mrs. Holmes told a reporter for The Evening Gazette in 1972. "I believe you have to have a special feeling for this type of work. You have to understand alcoholism, right down to its core, and you have to want to help people."3
Miriam (Abbot) Holmes, 99, formerly of Worcester and South Yarmouth, died Friday in Walden House Healthcare, 840 Main St., Concord. She would have been 100 in April.
Her husband, Francis S. Holmes, died in 1965. She leaves a stepson, William O. Holmes of Asheville, N.C; a stepdaughter, Natalie Zolli of Southboro; a brother, Theodore S. Abbot of Wilkes-Barre, Pa; three nephews; and a niece. She was born in Worcester, daughter of William F. and Caroline W. (Sewall) Abbot, and lived here most of her life before moving to South Yarmouth about 15 years ago. She moved to Concord last year.
Mrs. Holmes graduated from the former Classical High School in Worcester and Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., in 1912. She earned a master's degree in social work from Simmons College in Boston.
She was active for many years in the Worcester YWCA. She was instrumental with her husband in supporting early programs of Alcoholics Anomymous in the Worcester area. She was active for many years with the Worcester County Council on Alcoholism, which was co-founded by her husband. They both sought to decriminalize alcoholism, and emphasized education and peer-support programs to combat the disease. She later operated a telephone hot line for many years from her home to provide counsel and information on other sources of treatment to help sufferers and victims of alcohol abuse.
Mrs. Holmes was a member of the Second Church of Christ, Scientist, here, and the Mother Church, First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston. She was an ardent practitioner of transcendental meditation.
"I find great satisfaction in bringing together a solution and a person with a problem," Mrs. Holmes told a reporter for The Evening Gazette in 1972. "I believe you have to have a special feeling for this type of work. You have to understand alcoholism, right down to its core, and you have to want to help people."3
Nehemiah Abbot
M, #9088
Nehemiah Abbot married Sarah Hoar, daughter of John Hoar and Elizabeth Coolidge, on 17 February 1790.
Persis Abbot1
F, #15449
Persis Abbot married William Emerson Rockwood.
Child of Persis Abbot and William Emerson Rockwood
- Melinda Wheeler Rockwood+1 b. 12 Jul 1884, d. 2 Jan 1965
Citations
- [S211] Stanley H. Abbott, Ezra Abbot, p. 38.
Persis Lovejoy Abbot1
F, #2090, b. 8 October 1921, d. 16 June 2014
Persis Lovejoy Abbot was born on 8 October 1921 in Worcester, Massachusetts.1 She was the daughter of Edmund (Ned) Quincy Abbot and Melinda Wheeler Rockwood.2 Persis Lovejoy Abbot married Sidney Reed Ballou, son of Julian Wheeler Ballou and Sylvia Wadsworth Reed, on 19 September 1943 in Worcester, Massachusetts.3 Persis Lovejoy Abbot died on 16 June 2014 in Lexington, Massachusetts, at the age of 92.4
Long-time local Persis Lovejoy Abbot Ballou died peacefully on June 16 at her home in Lexington at the age of 92 after unexpected heart failure.
Vibrant and active, she loved playing music, swimming, attending performances, taking classes, and appreciating the activities of family and friends through the last days of her life. She was born on October 8, 1921 and was raised in Worcester, MA, daughter of Edmund Quincy Abbot and violinist Melinda Wheeler Rockwood Abbot, and sister of the late Richard Rockwood Abbot and the late David Vaughan Abbot. Music and literature played a major role in her childhood; she was inspired by a family culture of reading aloud and playing music at home, and throughout her life shared her love of books and music with others. Between college and high school she spent a year studying music in New York at a school run by pianist Helen Norfleet, deepening her skills before going on to Oberlin College in Ohio. In addition to music, she also played tennis competitively around that time.
In 1938 she met Sidney Reed Ballou of Concord, MA, on Star Island, near Portsmouth, NH; they married during World War II in 1943. Persis Joy Ballou continued studying at Oberlin College while Sidney served as an Air Corps lieutenant in Florida. After she graduated in 1944 with a major in English and a minor in Music, she joined Sid at Eglin Field Air Force Base (FL). There she began teaching piano and set up opportunities for 27 students to practice by making four pianos available at different locations around the town. She gave birth to the couples first son in 1945.
In 1945 they moved to Lexington and raised Dave, Ted, Steve, and Melinda-Carol; all four learned to play instruments and continued a tradition of playing chamber music and of reading aloud. During the familys early years in Lexington, Persis took summer courses at Tufts University in early childhood education, taught at First Parish nursery school and later at her home, where she created her own pre-kindergarten play group for around 15 children that she ran for several years with an assistant. Persis also taught piano for 37 years, primarily in Lexington, transmitting her love of music to many students. In 1980, the couple moved to Concord, MA to Sidneys boyhood home. There Persis became a docent at the Old Manse, giving tours and historical commentary. This work benefitted from her interest in biography and history.
Sidney died in 1983 after an 18 month battle with cancer and Persis moved back to Lexington in 1985. Persis chief love was music-making. She was an enthusiastic and active amateur musician, playing piano 4 hand duets and accompaniments and violin and viola in string quartets and local orchestras. She played with the Boston Philharmonic for 18 years and later with the Concord Symphony. Over the last decade, she played regularly with the Wellesley Symphony Orchestra, most recently in performances with the WSO this spring. Other music groups for her included the Lexington and Concord Music Clubs. She also attended classes for retirees at Harvard University and at Brandeis Universitys BOLLI program, including recent BOLLI classes on 20th Century Poetry and on Freud which she completed in May.
Persis was an avid swimmer, an important activity after a 1987 bicycle accident necessitated amputation of her right leg. She particularly enjoyed ocean swimming off the North Shore, including on her 90th birthday in October, 2011 and continuing through her last summer. She frequently swam at Boston Sports Club in Lexington, doing her thousand strokes in the water (including the week before she died). Persis was resilient and undeterred by failing eyesight, hearing losses, and back pain as she aged. She said that she found physical ailments boring and that we should focus instead on the world of ideas and music such as a lovely phrase from a symphony or a string quartet, or on the beauty of the trees around her home. She was a loyal and committed friend with a wide network of family and other connections, continuing to write letters even as it became more difficult for her to see. (And she also continued to strike up new acquaintances readily.) She valued local spiritual communities at the Unitarian Universalist churches in Lexington and Bedford and at Friends Meeting in Cambridge, and would often meditate on her screen porch in Lexington. A memorial service was held on June 21st at Follen Church in Lexington to celebrate Persis life with music and remembrances (and was videotaped for those unable to attend).
She is survived by her four children, David & his wife Cindy of Fairfield, IA, Ted & his wife Carol of Naperville IL, Stephen & his wife Annie of Ossining, NY, Melinda-Carol and her husband Patrick Oates of Bedford, MA, and grandchildren, Eric and his wife Dia, Laura, Joseph and his wife Nimmi Chilamkurti, Michael, Marianna, Liam Oates, Jane Vincent and her husband Alex, Lauren Kaynor, Susan and her husband Jim and great-granddaughter Ila Petersmith, and six nephews and six nieces.5
Long-time local Persis Lovejoy Abbot Ballou died peacefully on June 16 at her home in Lexington at the age of 92 after unexpected heart failure.
Vibrant and active, she loved playing music, swimming, attending performances, taking classes, and appreciating the activities of family and friends through the last days of her life. She was born on October 8, 1921 and was raised in Worcester, MA, daughter of Edmund Quincy Abbot and violinist Melinda Wheeler Rockwood Abbot, and sister of the late Richard Rockwood Abbot and the late David Vaughan Abbot. Music and literature played a major role in her childhood; she was inspired by a family culture of reading aloud and playing music at home, and throughout her life shared her love of books and music with others. Between college and high school she spent a year studying music in New York at a school run by pianist Helen Norfleet, deepening her skills before going on to Oberlin College in Ohio. In addition to music, she also played tennis competitively around that time.
In 1938 she met Sidney Reed Ballou of Concord, MA, on Star Island, near Portsmouth, NH; they married during World War II in 1943. Persis Joy Ballou continued studying at Oberlin College while Sidney served as an Air Corps lieutenant in Florida. After she graduated in 1944 with a major in English and a minor in Music, she joined Sid at Eglin Field Air Force Base (FL). There she began teaching piano and set up opportunities for 27 students to practice by making four pianos available at different locations around the town. She gave birth to the couples first son in 1945.
In 1945 they moved to Lexington and raised Dave, Ted, Steve, and Melinda-Carol; all four learned to play instruments and continued a tradition of playing chamber music and of reading aloud. During the familys early years in Lexington, Persis took summer courses at Tufts University in early childhood education, taught at First Parish nursery school and later at her home, where she created her own pre-kindergarten play group for around 15 children that she ran for several years with an assistant. Persis also taught piano for 37 years, primarily in Lexington, transmitting her love of music to many students. In 1980, the couple moved to Concord, MA to Sidneys boyhood home. There Persis became a docent at the Old Manse, giving tours and historical commentary. This work benefitted from her interest in biography and history.
Sidney died in 1983 after an 18 month battle with cancer and Persis moved back to Lexington in 1985. Persis chief love was music-making. She was an enthusiastic and active amateur musician, playing piano 4 hand duets and accompaniments and violin and viola in string quartets and local orchestras. She played with the Boston Philharmonic for 18 years and later with the Concord Symphony. Over the last decade, she played regularly with the Wellesley Symphony Orchestra, most recently in performances with the WSO this spring. Other music groups for her included the Lexington and Concord Music Clubs. She also attended classes for retirees at Harvard University and at Brandeis Universitys BOLLI program, including recent BOLLI classes on 20th Century Poetry and on Freud which she completed in May.
Persis was an avid swimmer, an important activity after a 1987 bicycle accident necessitated amputation of her right leg. She particularly enjoyed ocean swimming off the North Shore, including on her 90th birthday in October, 2011 and continuing through her last summer. She frequently swam at Boston Sports Club in Lexington, doing her thousand strokes in the water (including the week before she died). Persis was resilient and undeterred by failing eyesight, hearing losses, and back pain as she aged. She said that she found physical ailments boring and that we should focus instead on the world of ideas and music such as a lovely phrase from a symphony or a string quartet, or on the beauty of the trees around her home. She was a loyal and committed friend with a wide network of family and other connections, continuing to write letters even as it became more difficult for her to see. (And she also continued to strike up new acquaintances readily.) She valued local spiritual communities at the Unitarian Universalist churches in Lexington and Bedford and at Friends Meeting in Cambridge, and would often meditate on her screen porch in Lexington. A memorial service was held on June 21st at Follen Church in Lexington to celebrate Persis life with music and remembrances (and was videotaped for those unable to attend).
She is survived by her four children, David & his wife Cindy of Fairfield, IA, Ted & his wife Carol of Naperville IL, Stephen & his wife Annie of Ossining, NY, Melinda-Carol and her husband Patrick Oates of Bedford, MA, and grandchildren, Eric and his wife Dia, Laura, Joseph and his wife Nimmi Chilamkurti, Michael, Marianna, Liam Oates, Jane Vincent and her husband Alex, Lauren Kaynor, Susan and her husband Jim and great-granddaughter Ila Petersmith, and six nephews and six nieces.5
Phebe Abbot1
F, #5740
Child of Phebe Abbot and Nathan Chandler 2nd.
- Nathan Chandler 3rd.1 b. 16 Jun 1756, d. 27 Jan 1837
Citations
- [S46] Various contributors, Daughters of the American Revolution, Vol. 48 p. 340.
Quincy Sewall Abbot
M, #2093, b. 24 April 1932, d. 3 January 2023
Quincy Sewall Abbot was born on 24 April 1932 in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.1 He was the son of Theodore Sewall Abbot and Alice Eleanor Howell.2,1 Quincy Sewall Abbot died on 3 January 2023 in Seabury, Bloomfield, Connecticut, at the age of 90.3
Richard Rockwood Abbot1
M, #2089, b. 22 April 1920, d. 28 September 2003
Richard Rockwood Abbot was born on 22 April 1920 in Worcester, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of Edmund (Ned) Quincy Abbot and Melinda Wheeler Rockwood.2 Richard Rockwood Abbot died on 28 September 2003 possibly in Illinois at the age of 83.3
Theodore Sewall Abbot1
M, #1657, b. 2 December 1897, d. 21 June 1992
Theodore Sewall Abbot was born on 2 December 1897 in Worcester, Massachusetts.2 He was the son of William Fitzhale Abbot and Caroline Ward Sewall.1 Theodore Sewall Abbot graduated in 1920 from Harvard B.A., Columbia 1929, M.A.3 He married Alice Eleanor Howell, daughter of John Boss Howell and Hattie Dickover, on 28 August 1928 in Shavertown, Pennsylvania.3 Theodore Sewall Abbot died on 21 June 1992 in Wilkes Barre, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, at the age of 94.4
Child of Theodore Sewall Abbot and Alice Eleanor Howell
- Quincy Sewall Abbot1 b. 24 Apr 1932, d. 3 Jan 2023
William Fitzhale Abbot
M, #1655, b. 27 April 1853, d. 21 April 1922
William Fitzhale Abbot. Superintendent of the Worcester, Mass. public schools.1 He was born on 27 April 1853 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.2 He graduated in 1874 from Harvard.2 He married Caroline Ward Sewall, daughter of Edmund Quincy Sewall and Louisa Kilham Lovett, on 28 December 1882 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the marriage was conducted by the Rev. W.C. Gannett of St. Paul.3,4 William Fitzhale Abbot died on 21 April 1922 in Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts, at the age of 682 and is buried in Central Cemetery, Beverly, Essex County, Massachusetts.5
Children of William Fitzhale Abbot and Caroline Ward Sewall
- Edmund (Ned) Quincy Abbot+6 b. 26 Jul 1884, d. 9 Sep 1960
- Hale Wellington Abbot+2 b. 30 Jul 1885, d. Nov 1964
- Larcom Abbot2 b. 30 Jul 1885, d. 8 Aug 1885
- Miriam Abbot2 b. 17 Apr 1890, d. 23 Feb 1990
- Theodore Sewall Abbot+6 b. 2 Dec 1897, d. 21 Jun 1992
Citations
- [S205] Newspaper, Boston Daily Globe, 25 October 1906.
- [S211] Stanley H. Abbott, Ezra Abbot, p. 34.
- [S83] NEHGR, Vol. 77 p. A lxxxvi.
- [S205] Newspaper, The Daily Republican-Sentinel, (Milwaukee, WI) Friday, December 29, 1882.
- [S392] Website findagrave.com (http://www.findagrave.com/) "#39067198."
- [S5] William Darcy McKeough, McKeough Family Tree.
Caroline Lucinda Flint Abbott1
F, #15352, b. 7 September 1817, d. 1 March 1889
Caroline Lucinda Flint Abbott was born on 7 September 1817.1 She was the daughter of William B. Abbott and Lucinda F. (Unknown).2 Caroline Lucinda Flint Abbott married Samuel Thatcher Cooper, son of Samuel Cooper and Margaret Phillips, on 29 October 1840.1 Caroline Lucinda Flint Abbott died on 1 March 1889 in Mt. Auburn, Cambridge, Massachusetts, at the age of 71 of stomach cancer.2
Child of Caroline Lucinda Flint Abbott and Samuel Thatcher Cooper
- Caroline Lucinda Cooper1 b. 16 Oct 1842, d. 1 Nov 1909
Dr. Edward Sewall Abbott
M, #23077, b. 22 July 1863, d. 12 October 1943
Dr. Edward Sewall Abbott was born on 22 July 1863 in Dexter, Penobscot County, Maine.1 He was the son of Milton Langstroth Abbott and Julia Pierce Sewall.2 Dr. Edward Sewall Abbott married Grace Cook in October 1889 in Maine.3 Dr. Edward Sewall Abbott died on 12 October 1943 in Bridgton, Cumberland County, Maine, at the age of 804 and is buried in Forest Hill Cemetery, Bridgton, Cumberland County, Maine.4
Citations
- [S392] Website findagrave.com (http://www.findagrave.com/) "# 96651344 & # 96647361."
- [S209] 1870 US Census.
- [S392] Website findagrave.com (http://www.findagrave.com/) "# 96647361 & # 96647367."
- [S392] Website findagrave.com (http://www.findagrave.com/) "# 96647361."
John Stevens Abbott1
M, #3133, b. 6 January 1807, d. 12 June 1881
John Stevens Abbott was born on 6 January 1807 in Temple, Franklin County, Maine.2 He married Elizabeth Titcomb Allen, daughter of William Allen and Hannah Titcomb, in 1833.1 John Stevens Abbott died on 12 June 1881 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, at the age of 742 and is buried in Newton Cemetery, Newton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.3
Citations
- [S24] Sarah Elizabeth Titcomb, Early New England People, p.165.
- [S392] Website findagrave.com (http://www.findagrave.com/) "Memorial # 161433157."
- [S392] Website findagrave.com (http://www.findagrave.com/) "Memorial # 161433157, John Stevens Abbott, includes gravestone photograph."
Milton Langstroth Abbott
M, #15847, b. 7 January 1838, d. 29 December 1896
Milton Langstroth Abbott. A woollen manufacturer. He was born on 7 January 1838 in Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts, (or 21 October 1837.)1,2 He was the son of Paschal Abbott and Hannah Foster.3 Milton Langstroth Abbott married Julia Pierce Sewall, daughter of Rev. Daniel Sewall and Angeline Brown, on 2 November 1861 in Bangor, Maine, the marriage was performed by the Rev. J.W. Sawyer.4 Milton Langstroth Abbott died on 29 December 1896 in Dexter, Penobscot County, Maine, at the age of 583 and is buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Dexter, Penobscot County, Maine.5
Children of Milton Langstroth Abbott and Julia Pierce Sewall
- Dr. Edward Sewall Abbott6 b. 22 Jul 1863, d. 12 Oct 1943
- Winnifred Wilson Abbott1 b. 28 Dec 1867, d. 7 Feb 1912
Citations
- [S209] 1870 US Census, Dexter, Penobscot.
- [S392] Website findagrave.com (http://www.findagrave.com/) "# 96651344."
- [S89] Family Search, Maine, Deaths and Burials, 1841-1910.
- [S205] Newspaper, Bangor Daily Whig & Courier, (Bangor, ME) Thursday, November 14, 1861.
- [S392] Website findagrave.com (http://www.findagrave.com/) "Memorial # 96651344, Milton Langstroth Abbott, showing gravestone photograph."
- [S209] 1870 US Census.
Nancy Abbott1
F, #24906
Child of Nancy Abbott and James Hoyt
- Rhoda Ann Hoyt+1 b. 11 Sep 1821, d. 26 Mar 1895
Paschal Abbott1
M, #23079
Child of Paschal Abbott and Hannah Foster
- Milton Langstroth Abbott+1 b. 7 Jan 1838, d. 29 Dec 1896
Citations
- [S89] Family Search, Maine, Deaths and Burials, 1841-1910.
Rachel B. Abbott1
F, #23782, b. 6 January 1809, d. 28 March 1897
Rachel B. Abbott was born on 6 January 1809. She married Dr. David Folsom.1 Rachel B. Abbott died on 28 March 1897 at the age of 88.
Child of Rachel B. Abbott and Dr. David Folsom
- Laura A. Folsom+1 b. 26 Jun 1836, d. 15 Jul 1900
Citations
- [S232] Ancestry.com, Maine, Death Records, 1617-1922.
Salome J. Abbott1
F, #23754
Child of Salome J. Abbott and Thomas Z. Barnes
- Adelinda Louisa Barnes+1 b. 24 Sep 1848, d. 28 Oct 1926
Citations
- [S232] Ancestry.com, New Hampshire, Marriage Records Index, 1637-1947.
William B. Abbott1
M, #16083
William B. Abbott married Lucinda F. (Unknown).
Child of William B. Abbott and Lucinda F. (Unknown)
- Caroline Lucinda Flint Abbott+1 b. 7 Sep 1817, d. 1 Mar 1889
Citations
- [S130] Massachusetts Vital Records.
Winnifred Wilson Abbott1
F, #23078, b. 28 December 1867, d. 7 February 1912
Winnifred Wilson Abbott was born on 28 December 1867 in Dexter, Penobscot County, Maine.2 She was the daughter of Milton Langstroth Abbott and Julia Pierce Sewall.1 Winnifred Wilson Abbott died on 7 February 1912 in Biddeford, York County, Maine, at the age of 442 and is buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Dexter, Penobscot County, Maine.2
Citations
- [S209] 1870 US Census, Dexter, Penobscot.
- [S392] Website findagrave.com (http://www.findagrave.com/) "# 96651985."
Dr. Daniel Webster Abercrombie
M, #26799
Dr. Daniel Webster Abercrombie married Emily Foote Brainard.
Child of Dr. Daniel Webster Abercrombie and Emily Foote Brainard
- Edith Brainerd Abercrombie b. 21 Oct 1879, d. 12 Oct 1966
Edith Brainerd Abercrombie
F, #25080, b. 21 October 1879, d. 12 October 1966
Edith Brainerd Abercrombie was born on 21 October 1879 in Rockingham, Windham County, Vermont.1 She was the daughter of Dr. Daniel Webster Abercrombie and Emily Foote Brainard. Edith Brainerd Abercrombie married firstly Arthur Edward Gifford on 24 September 1902 in Worcester County, Massachusetts.2 Edith Brainerd Abercrombie and Arthur Edward Gifford were divorced.2 Edith Brainerd Abercrombie married secondly Benjamin Bigelow Snow on 8 June 1910 in Worcester County, Massachusetts.2 Edith Brainerd Abercrombie married thirdly Eugene Hayes Sewall, son of Eugene Dana Sewall and Fannie Dinsmore Weston, on 2 June 1950 in Worcester County, Massachusetts.3 Edith Brainerd Abercrombie died on 12 October 1966 in Worcester, Massachusetts, at the age of 86.4