Lucy E. Abbott was the daughter of Ephraim Augustus Abbott and Mary (Hazlett) Abbott. She had three siblings: Horace R. Abbott, Robert H. Abbott, and Mary C. (Abbott) Martin. She was born ca. 1841.
"MISS LUCY ABBOT DIES.
Woman, 84, Had Long Record in Federal Service.
Miss Lucy E. Abbot, 84 years old, an employe[e] of the United States Government here for many years and a resident of this city for more than a half century, died at her residence, in the Portner Apartments Saturday. Funeral Services were conducted at St. James Episcopal Church, Eigth street between B and C streets northeast, today at 10 o'clock. Dr. George W. Atkinson, rector, officiated. Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Miss Abbot was a native of Zanesville, Ohio, where she lived before coming to Washington. She had long been a member of St. James' Church and taught Sunday school there many years ago. Her first appointment with the Government was in the early seventies, when she was given a position in the United States Patent Office. She was retired after long service.
She is survived by a sister, Mrs. William Martin of this city, and a brother, Horace Abbot."
"The Evening Star" Washington, D.C., December 29, 1925, Page 7, Col 6
Lucy is buried next to her Mother and sister, Mary C. Martin, in a unmarked grave.
"MISS LUCY ABBOT DIES.
Woman, 84, Had Long Record in Federal Service.
Miss Lucy E. Abbot, 84 years old, an employe[e] of the United States Government here for many years and a resident of this city for more than a half century, died at her residence, in the Portner Apartments Saturday. Funeral Services were conducted at St. James Episcopal Church, Eigth street between B and C streets northeast, today at 10 o'clock. Dr. George W. Atkinson, rector, officiated. Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Miss Abbot was a native of Zanesville, Ohio, where she lived before coming to Washington. She had long been a member of St. James' Church and taught Sunday school there many years ago. Her first appointment with the Government was in the early seventies, when she was given a position in the United States Patent Office. She was retired after long service.
She is survived by a sister, Mrs. William Martin of this city, and a brother, Horace Abbot."
"The Evening Star" Washington, D.C., December 29, 1925, Page 7, Col 6
Lucy is buried next to her Mother and sister, Mary C. Martin, in a unmarked grave.
Lucy E. Abbott was the daughter of Ephraim Augustus Abbott and Mary (Hazlett) Abbott. She had three siblings: Horace R. Abbott, Robert H. Abbott, and Mary C. (Abbott) Martin. She was born ca. 1841.
"MISS LUCY ABBOT DIES.
Woman, 84, Had Long Record in Federal Service.
Miss Lucy E. Abbot, 84 years old, an employe[e] of the United States Government here for many years and a resident of this city for more than a half century, died at her residence, in the Portner Apartments Saturday. Funeral Services were conducted at St. James Episcopal Church, Eigth street between B and C streets northeast, today at 10 o'clock. Dr. George W. Atkinson, rector, officiated. Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Miss Abbot was a native of Zanesville, Ohio, where she lived before coming to Washington. She had long been a member of St. James' Church and taught Sunday school there many years ago. Her first appointment with the Government was in the early seventies, when she was given a position in the United States Patent Office. She was retired after long service.
She is survived by a sister, Mrs. William Martin of this city, and a brother, Horace Abbot."
"The Evening Star" Washington, D.C., December 29, 1925, Page 7, Col 6
Lucy is buried next to her Mother and sister, Mary C. Martin, in a unmarked grave.
"MISS LUCY ABBOT DIES.
Woman, 84, Had Long Record in Federal Service.
Miss Lucy E. Abbot, 84 years old, an employe[e] of the United States Government here for many years and a resident of this city for more than a half century, died at her residence, in the Portner Apartments Saturday. Funeral Services were conducted at St. James Episcopal Church, Eigth street between B and C streets northeast, today at 10 o'clock. Dr. George W. Atkinson, rector, officiated. Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Miss Abbot was a native of Zanesville, Ohio, where she lived before coming to Washington. She had long been a member of St. James' Church and taught Sunday school there many years ago. Her first appointment with the Government was in the early seventies, when she was given a position in the United States Patent Office. She was retired after long service.
She is survived by a sister, Mrs. William Martin of this city, and a brother, Horace Abbot."
"The Evening Star" Washington, D.C., December 29, 1925, Page 7, Col 6
Lucy is buried next to her Mother and sister, Mary C. Martin, in a unmarked grave.
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