Ivy, a long time resident of Taos, passed away at the St. Vincent's Hospital in Santa Fe. She was predeceased by her husband Bing Abbott, a well known builder and contractor in Taos; her parents James A. Davis and Mary Jane Senteney; son Louis Wilbur "Buck" Abbott; and daughter Mary Abbott Robinson.
Ivy was survived by sons: Oscar Abbott of Wilmington, California, Gene Abbott of Livingston Manor New York, and Robert Abbott of Taos; brothers: Wilbur Davis of Trinidad, Colorado and Marion Davis of Grass Valley, California; 9 grandchildren; and 9 great-grandchildren.
Ivy was active with the Eastern Star and the First Presbyterian Church.
In 1880, Trinidad, Colorado; Ivy was enumerated with her parents James & Mary Davis; brother Burr Davis; and paternal uncle William Davis (1880 Census).
In 1900, Trinidad, Colorado; Ivy L. Abbott and her husband Bingham D. Abbott were enumerated with a son Robert B. Abbott (1900 Census).
In 1910, Trinidad, Colorado; Ivy and her husband Bingham Abbott were enumerated with the following children: Robert, Oscar, Gene, and Mary Abbott (1910 Census).
In 1920, Trinidad, Colorado; Idy (sic) Abbott was enumerated with her children: Robert, Gene, Mary, and Louis Abbott (1920 Census).
In 1930, Taos; Ivy and her husband Bing D. Abbot were enumerated with the following children: Robert, Oscar, and Louis Abbot (1930 Census).
In 1940, Ranchos de Taos; Ivy and her husband Bingham Abbott were enumerated with son Robert B. Abbott, grandson James Robinson; and granddaughter Delayne Robinson (1940 Census).
Funeral services were on 19 Dec 1962. Burial was in the family plot in the Sierra Vista Cemetery with graveside rites by members of the local Eastern Star. Pallbearers: Louis Cottam, Elisha Randall, Arthur Lyckmen, Dr. R.G. Hollis, Tom Tarleton, and L.C. Blanchard. Honorary Pallbearers: A.C. Dowling, Doughbelly Price, Cecil Ross, Henry Koch, and Ernest Lyckmen.
Ivy was survived by sons: Oscar Abbott of Wilmington, California, Gene Abbott of Livingston Manor New York, and Robert Abbott of Taos; brothers: Wilbur Davis of Trinidad, Colorado and Marion Davis of Grass Valley, California; 9 grandchildren; and 9 great-grandchildren.
Ivy was active with the Eastern Star and the First Presbyterian Church.
In 1880, Trinidad, Colorado; Ivy was enumerated with her parents James & Mary Davis; brother Burr Davis; and paternal uncle William Davis (1880 Census).
In 1900, Trinidad, Colorado; Ivy L. Abbott and her husband Bingham D. Abbott were enumerated with a son Robert B. Abbott (1900 Census).
In 1910, Trinidad, Colorado; Ivy and her husband Bingham Abbott were enumerated with the following children: Robert, Oscar, Gene, and Mary Abbott (1910 Census).
In 1920, Trinidad, Colorado; Idy (sic) Abbott was enumerated with her children: Robert, Gene, Mary, and Louis Abbott (1920 Census).
In 1930, Taos; Ivy and her husband Bing D. Abbot were enumerated with the following children: Robert, Oscar, and Louis Abbot (1930 Census).
In 1940, Ranchos de Taos; Ivy and her husband Bingham Abbott were enumerated with son Robert B. Abbott, grandson James Robinson; and granddaughter Delayne Robinson (1940 Census).
Funeral services were on 19 Dec 1962. Burial was in the family plot in the Sierra Vista Cemetery with graveside rites by members of the local Eastern Star. Pallbearers: Louis Cottam, Elisha Randall, Arthur Lyckmen, Dr. R.G. Hollis, Tom Tarleton, and L.C. Blanchard. Honorary Pallbearers: A.C. Dowling, Doughbelly Price, Cecil Ross, Henry Koch, and Ernest Lyckmen.
Ivy, a long time resident of Taos, passed away at the St. Vincent's Hospital in Santa Fe. She was predeceased by her husband Bing Abbott, a well known builder and contractor in Taos; her parents James A. Davis and Mary Jane Senteney; son Louis Wilbur "Buck" Abbott; and daughter Mary Abbott Robinson.
Ivy was survived by sons: Oscar Abbott of Wilmington, California, Gene Abbott of Livingston Manor New York, and Robert Abbott of Taos; brothers: Wilbur Davis of Trinidad, Colorado and Marion Davis of Grass Valley, California; 9 grandchildren; and 9 great-grandchildren.
Ivy was active with the Eastern Star and the First Presbyterian Church.
In 1880, Trinidad, Colorado; Ivy was enumerated with her parents James & Mary Davis; brother Burr Davis; and paternal uncle William Davis (1880 Census).
In 1900, Trinidad, Colorado; Ivy L. Abbott and her husband Bingham D. Abbott were enumerated with a son Robert B. Abbott (1900 Census).
In 1910, Trinidad, Colorado; Ivy and her husband Bingham Abbott were enumerated with the following children: Robert, Oscar, Gene, and Mary Abbott (1910 Census).
In 1920, Trinidad, Colorado; Idy (sic) Abbott was enumerated with her children: Robert, Gene, Mary, and Louis Abbott (1920 Census).
In 1930, Taos; Ivy and her husband Bing D. Abbot were enumerated with the following children: Robert, Oscar, and Louis Abbot (1930 Census).
In 1940, Ranchos de Taos; Ivy and her husband Bingham Abbott were enumerated with son Robert B. Abbott, grandson James Robinson; and granddaughter Delayne Robinson (1940 Census).
Funeral services were on 19 Dec 1962. Burial was in the family plot in the Sierra Vista Cemetery with graveside rites by members of the local Eastern Star. Pallbearers: Louis Cottam, Elisha Randall, Arthur Lyckmen, Dr. R.G. Hollis, Tom Tarleton, and L.C. Blanchard. Honorary Pallbearers: A.C. Dowling, Doughbelly Price, Cecil Ross, Henry Koch, and Ernest Lyckmen.
Ivy was survived by sons: Oscar Abbott of Wilmington, California, Gene Abbott of Livingston Manor New York, and Robert Abbott of Taos; brothers: Wilbur Davis of Trinidad, Colorado and Marion Davis of Grass Valley, California; 9 grandchildren; and 9 great-grandchildren.
Ivy was active with the Eastern Star and the First Presbyterian Church.
In 1880, Trinidad, Colorado; Ivy was enumerated with her parents James & Mary Davis; brother Burr Davis; and paternal uncle William Davis (1880 Census).
In 1900, Trinidad, Colorado; Ivy L. Abbott and her husband Bingham D. Abbott were enumerated with a son Robert B. Abbott (1900 Census).
In 1910, Trinidad, Colorado; Ivy and her husband Bingham Abbott were enumerated with the following children: Robert, Oscar, Gene, and Mary Abbott (1910 Census).
In 1920, Trinidad, Colorado; Idy (sic) Abbott was enumerated with her children: Robert, Gene, Mary, and Louis Abbott (1920 Census).
In 1930, Taos; Ivy and her husband Bing D. Abbot were enumerated with the following children: Robert, Oscar, and Louis Abbot (1930 Census).
In 1940, Ranchos de Taos; Ivy and her husband Bingham Abbott were enumerated with son Robert B. Abbott, grandson James Robinson; and granddaughter Delayne Robinson (1940 Census).
Funeral services were on 19 Dec 1962. Burial was in the family plot in the Sierra Vista Cemetery with graveside rites by members of the local Eastern Star. Pallbearers: Louis Cottam, Elisha Randall, Arthur Lyckmen, Dr. R.G. Hollis, Tom Tarleton, and L.C. Blanchard. Honorary Pallbearers: A.C. Dowling, Doughbelly Price, Cecil Ross, Henry Koch, and Ernest Lyckmen.
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