Edward Clarke Cabot
M, #232, b. 17 April 1818, d. 5 January 1901
Edward Clarke Cabot. Architect.1 He was born on 17 April 1818.2 He was the son of Samuel Cabot and Elizabeth Perkins.1 Edward Clarke Cabot married firstly Martha C. Robinson, daughter of Nathan Robinson and Eunice B. (Unknown), on 7 July 1842 in Salem, Massachusetts.3 Edward Clarke Cabot married secondly Louisa Winslow Sewall, daughter of Samuel Edmund Sewall and Louisa Maria Winslow, on 13 October 1873.4 Edward Clarke Cabot died on 5 January 1901 in Brookline, Massachusetts, at the age of 82.2
Child of Edward Clarke Cabot and Martha C. Robinson
- George Edward Cabot+ b. 22 Feb 1861, d. 18 Apr 1946
Children of Edward Clarke Cabot and Louisa Winslow Sewall
- Sewall Cabot5 b. 8 Mar 1875, d. 1938
- Norman Winslow Cabot5 b. 1 Jul 1876, d. 13 Apr 1928
- Lucy Sewall Cabot2 b. 17 Feb 1891, d. 17 Jul 1944
Citations
- [S149] American Ancestors, , Massachusetts Vital Records 1841–1910.
- [S5] William Darcy McKeough, McKeough Family Tree.
- [S89] Family Search, Vital records of Salem, Massachusetts, to the end of the year 1849 Essex Institute (Salem, Massachusetts).
- [S130] Massachusetts Vital Records, Vol: 254 ; Page: 336.
- [S107] 1880 US Census.
Edward Clarke Cabot
M, #22157, b. 26 April 1905
Edward Clarke Cabot was born on 26 April 1905 at 169 Marlborough Street, Boston, Massachusetts.1,2 He was the son of George Edward Cabot and Eliza Tileston Hemenway.
Elisabeth Cabot1
F, #26211, b. 7 February 1779, d. May 1779
Elisabeth Cabot was christened on 7 February 1779 at Beverly, Essex County, Massachusetts.1 She was the daughter of Hon. George Cabot and Elizabeth Higginson.1 Elisabeth Cabot died in May 1779. She was buried on 16 May 1779 in Beverly, Nahant County, Massachusetts.2
Elizabeth Cabot1
F, #2558, b. 12 June 1715, d. 24 April 1797
Elizabeth Cabot was born on 12 June 1715 in Salem, Massachusetts.1,2 She was the daughter of John Cabot and Anne Orne.1 Elizabeth Cabot married Judge Stephen Higginson, son of Capt. John Higginson and Margaret Sewall, on 22 April 1743 in Salem.1,3 Elizabeth Cabot died on 24 April 1797 in Beverly at the age of 81.2 She was buried on 26 April 1797 in Beverly, Massachusetts.3
Children of Elizabeth Cabot and Judge Stephen Higginson
- Hon. Stephen Higginson+4 b. 28 Oct 1743, d. 22 Nov 1828
- Sarah Higginson5 b. 14 Jan 1744/45, d. 5 May 1772
- John Higginson2 b. 30 Apr 1746, d. Aug 1750
- Deborah Higginson2 b. 24 Jul 1750, d. Sep 1753
- John Higginson2 b. 1752
- Deborah Higginson+6 b. 6 Jan 1754, d. 4 Dec 1820
- Elizabeth Higginson+7 b. 2 May 1756, d. 14 Jul 1826
Citations
- [S25] Samuel Sewall, Diary of Samuel Sewall (1973 ed.), p. 1080.
- [S472] L. Vernon Briggs, Cabot family, p. 43.
- [S157] Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Descendants of Francis Higginson, p. 16.
- [S18] Various editors, Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans, v. 5, p.243.
- [S157] Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Descendants of Francis Higginson, p. 22.
- [S125] Robert Moody & Vincent, Verle Delano Sherman, Mayflower Families, p. 23.
- [S157] Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Descendants of Francis Higginson, p. 23.
Elizabeth Cabot1
F, #5512, b. 24 February 1747, d. 20 September 1804
Elizabeth Cabot was born on 24 February 1747 in Salem, Massachusetts.1,2,3 She was the daughter of Joseph Cabot and Elizabeth Higginson.1 Elizabeth Cabot was baptised on 28 February 1747 at Salem.2 She married Joseph Lee, son of Thomas Lee and Lois Orne, on 9 June 1769 in Salem.1 Elizabeth Cabot died on 20 September 1804 in Beverly, Massachusetts, at the age of 57 However Higginson gives a date of 22 June 1786 for her burial at Beverly; which, in light of his record of a second marriage for the widower, would seem likely.1,2,4
Children of Elizabeth Cabot and Joseph Lee
- Joseph Lee5 b. 7 Feb 1770, d. 8 Apr 1845
- Nathaniel Cabot Lee+ b. 30 May 1772, d. 14 Jan 1806
- Elizabeth Lee5 b. 24 Aug 1774, d. 1804
- George Lee5 b. 10 Jan 1776, d. 22 Jul 1856
- Amelia Lee+6 b. 7 Aug 1777, d. 8 Dec 1808
- Charles Lee7 b. 2 Sep 1778, d. 5 Jan 1785
- Thomas Lee7 b. 11 Oct 1779, d. 14 Dec 1867
- Nancy Lee7 b. 8 Nov 1780, d. 1806
- Henry Lee+8 b. 4 Feb 1782, d. 8 Feb 1867
- John Lee7 b. 22 Apr 1783, d. Sep 1790
- Francis Lee7 b. 24 Jun 1784, d. 30 Sep 1830
- Rebecca Lee7 b. 27 Dec 1785, d. 11 Oct 1786
Citations
- [S41] Leverett Saltonstall, Ancestry and Descendants of Sir Richard Saltonstall., p. 194 pedigree.
- [S69] Unknown author, The Pickering Genealogy, p. 176.
- [S89] Family Search, Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001.
- [S157] Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Descendants of Francis Higginson, p. 20.
- [S242] L. Vernon Briggs, Genealogy of the Cabot family, p. 153.
- [S182] Elizabeth Cabot & James Jackson Putnam Putnam, Jackson ancestors and descendants, p. 29.
- [S242] L. Vernon Briggs, Genealogy of the Cabot family, p. 154.
- [S182] Elizabeth Cabot & James Jackson Putnam Putnam, Jackson ancestors and descendants, p. 31.
Elizabeth Cabot1
F, #14203, b. 1776, d. 10 November 1817
Elizabeth Cabot was born in 1776 in Beverly ?1 She was the daughter of Andrew Cabot and Lydia Dodge.1 Elizabeth Cabot married Dr. James Jackson, son of Hon. Jonathan Jackson and Hannah Tracy, on 2 October 1801 in Beverly.1 Elizabeth Cabot died on 10 November 1817 in Boston, Massachusetts.1,2
Children of Elizabeth Cabot and Dr. James Jackson
- Susan Cabot Jackson+1
- Edward Jackson1
- James Jackson1
- Edward C. Jackson1
- Elizabeth Cabot Jackson+1
- Lydia Cabot Jackson1
- Francis Henry Jackson1
- James Jackson1 b. 15 Jan 1810, d. 27 Mar 1834
- Harriet Jackson1 b. 1813, d. 1886
Elizabeth Cabot1
F, #25523, b. 16 January 1746, d. 16 April 1747
Elizabeth Cabot was born on 16 January 1746 in Salem, Massachusetts.1 She was the daughter of Joseph Cabot and Elizabeth Higginson.1 Elizabeth Cabot died on 16 April 1747 in Salem, Massachusetts, at the age of 1.1
Citations
- [S89] Family Search, Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001.
Elizabeth Cabot1
F, #26216, b. 28 July 1782, d. October 1783
Elizabeth Cabot was christened on 28 July 1782.1 She was the daughter of Hon. George Cabot and Elizabeth Higginson.1 Elizabeth Cabot died in October 1783 at the age of 1.1 She was buried on 7 October 1783 in Beverly, Nahant County, Massachusetts.1
Citations
- [S242] L. Vernon Briggs, Genealogy of the Cabot family, p. 193.
Elizabeth Cabot1
F, #26217, b. 2 October 1785
Elizabeth Cabot was christened on 2 October 1785 at Beverly, Nahant County, Massachusetts.1 She was the daughter of Hon. George Cabot and Elizabeth Higginson.1 Elizabeth Cabot married Rev. John Thornton Kirkland on 2 September 1827 in Massachusetts.1
Citations
- [S242] L. Vernon Briggs, Genealogy of the Cabot family, p. 193.
Elizabeth Higginson Cabot1
F, #19394, b. 1 February 1863, d. 21 August 1863
Elizabeth Higginson Cabot was born on 1 February 1863.1,2 She was the daughter of Francis Cabot and Mary Louisa Higginson.1 Elizabeth Higginson Cabot died on 21 August 1863 in Brookline, Massachusetts, "aged 6 mos 20 ds."1
Elizabeth Perkins Cabot1
F, #14245, b. 6 August 1823
Elizabeth Perkins Cabot was born on 6 August 1823 in Boston, Massachusetts.2 She was the daughter of Samuel Cabot and Elizabeth Perkins.2 Elizabeth Perkins Cabot married Colonel Henry Lee, son of Henry Lee and Mary Jackson, on 20 October 1845 (they were second cousins.)2
Esther Cabot1
F, #9984, b. 11 June 1706, d. 31 October 1739
Esther Cabot was born on 11 June 1706 in Salem, Massachusetts.2 She was the daughter of John Cabot and Anne Orne.2 Esther Cabot married, as his second wife, John Higginson, son of Capt. John Higginson and Hannah Gardner, on 28 April 1732 in Salem, Massachusetts.1,2 Esther Cabot died on 31 October 1739 in Salem, Massachusetts, at the age of 33.3
Frances Cabot1
F, #5225, b. 9 January 1780, d. 15 February 1868
Frances Cabot was born on 9 January 1780 in Beverly, Massachusetts.2,3 She was the daughter of John Cabot and Hannah Dodge.2 Frances Cabot married Judge Charles Jackson, son of Hon. Jonathan Jackson and Hannah Tracy, on 31 December 1809 in Salem, Massachusetts.1,2,4 Frances Cabot died on 15 February 1868 at the age of 88.2
Children of Frances Cabot and Judge Charles Jackson
- (unknown) Jackson
- Francis Cabot Jackson+3 b. 8 Mar 1812, d. 9 Dec 1878
- Charles Jackson+3 b. 4 Mar 1815, d. 30 Jul 1871
- Lucy Cabot Jackson+3 b. 4 Mar 1815, d. 17 Dec 1891
- Amelia Lee Jackson+3 b. 22 May 1818, d. 6 Feb 1888
- Marianne Cabot Jackson3 b. 17 Mar 1820, d. 1846
Francis Cabot1
M, #5508, b. circa 1637, d. August 1690
Francis Cabot is also recorded as François Cabot.2 He was born circa 1637 in Trinity Parish, Jersey.3 He was the son of John Cabot and Catherine Giffard.3 Francis Cabot married Susanna Grouchy, daughter of Pierre de Grouchy and Ellen Le Sueur, in 1663.4 Francis Cabot died in August 1690 in Jersey.4 He was buried on 24 August 1690 in St. Helier, Jersey.5
Child of Francis Cabot and Susanna Grouchy
- John Cabot+1 b. 7 Apr 1680, d. 7 Jun 1742
Citations
- [S41] Leverett Saltonstall, Ancestry and Descendants of Sir Richard Saltonstall., p. 194 pedigree.
- [S189] Frederick A. Virkus, Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol. 1. p. 150.
- [S472] L. Vernon Briggs, Cabot family, p. 8.
- [S34] Unverified internet information, http://www.illuminati-news.com/0/… [October 2008].
- [S472] L. Vernon Briggs, Cabot family, p. 11.
Francis Cabot1
M, #5513, b. 14 June 1757, d. 1832
Francis Cabot was born on 14 June 1757 in Salem, Massachusetts.2 He was the son of Joseph Cabot and Elizabeth Higginson.1 The marriage intention of Francis Cabot and Anna Clarke, daughter of John Clarke and Sarah Pickering, was published on 28 January 1780 in Salem, Massachusetts.3 Francis Cabot died in 1832 in Natchez, Adams County, Mississippi.4
Children of Francis Cabot and Anna Clarke
- Mary Ann Cabot+1 b. 9 May 1784, d. 25 Jul 1809
- Frederick Cabot+ b. 20 Feb 1786, d. 16 Jun 1869
Citations
- [S41] Leverett Saltonstall, Ancestry and Descendants of Sir Richard Saltonstall., p. 194 pedigree.
- [S89] Family Search, Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001.
- [S242] L. Vernon Briggs, Genealogy of the Cabot family, p. 196.
- [S242] L. Vernon Briggs, Genealogy of the Cabot family, p. 195.
Francis Cabot1
M, #13776, b. 22 May 1717, d. 12 April 1786
Francis Cabot was born on 22 May 1717 in Salem, Massachusetts.2 He was the son of John Cabot and Anne Orne.1 Francis Cabot died on 12 April 1786 in Salem, Massachusetts, at the age of 68.2
Francis Cabot1
M, #19391, b. 16 June 1825, d. 11 April 1905
Francis Cabot was born on 16 June 1825 in Newton, Massachusetts.2 He was the son of Frederick Cabot and Marianne Cabot. Francis Cabot married Mary Louisa Higginson, daughter of Dr. Francis John Higginson and Susan Cleveland Channing, on 12 November 1856 in Brattleboro, Vermont, the marriage was performed by the Rev. Mr. Higginson of Worcester.3,2 Francis Cabot died on 11 April 1905 in Brookline, Massachusetts, at the age of 79.
Children of Francis Cabot and Mary Louisa Higginson
- Marian Cabot4 b. 24 Sep 1857, d. 11 Jul 1932
- Francis Higginson Cabot+1 b. 28 Jun 1859, d. 20 Dec 1939
- Louisa Storrow Cabot+4 b. 16 Nov 1860
- Elizabeth Higginson Cabot5 b. 1 Feb 1863, d. 21 Aug 1863
- Susan Channing Cabot4 b. 6 May 1864
- Margaret Copley Cabot6 b. 15 Jun 1866, d. 27 Nov 1920
- Frederick Pickering Cabot4 b. 15 Jun 1868, d. 6 Jan 1932
- Stephen Perkins Cabot4 b. 20 Sep 1869
- Philip Wentworth Cabot4 b. 14 Jun 1871, d. 21 Jul 1871
- Amy Wentworth Cabot4 b. 22 Jun 1872
Citations
- [S232] Ancestry.com, Passport Applications, January 2, 1906 - March 31, 1925.
- [S157] Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Descendants of Francis Higginson, p. 38.
- [S205] Newspaper, The Boston Daily Atlas, (Boston, MA) Saturday, November 15, 1856.
- [S639] Roger Irving Lee, Descendants of Francis Cabot.
- [S205] Newspaper, Boston Daily Advertiser, (Boston, MA) Tuesday, August 25, 1863.
- [S83] NEHGR, Vol. 76, p. 214.
Francis Higginson Cabot1
M, #1865, b. 28 June 1859, d. 20 December 1939
Francis Higginson Cabot was born on 28 June 1859 in Brattleboro, Vermont.2 He was the son of Francis Cabot and Mary Louisa Higginson.2,3 Francis Higginson Cabot married Maud Bonner, daughter of George Thomas Bonner and Isabel Grace Sewell, on 5 April 1893 in Christ Church, Clifton, New York.4,2 Francis Higginson Cabot died on 20 December 1939 at 37 East Seventy-fifth Street, New York, at the age of 80.5
He entered the textile business, in which his family had been long interested and in 1879 he went to New York as a commission merchant to handle the sales of mills of which his father was treasurer, including the Winthrop and Cabot Mills. In this connection he was a member of various partnerships, until the business finally became F.H. Cabot & Co., which he headed until his retirement in 1926.5
He entered the textile business, in which his family had been long interested and in 1879 he went to New York as a commission merchant to handle the sales of mills of which his father was treasurer, including the Winthrop and Cabot Mills. In this connection he was a member of various partnerships, until the business finally became F.H. Cabot & Co., which he headed until his retirement in 1926.5
Children of Francis Higginson Cabot and Maud Bonner
- Francis Higginson Cabot Jr.+1 b. 13 Feb 1895, d. 4 Feb 1956
- George Bonner Cabot+1 b. 20 Jan 1899, d. Jul 1976
- Quincy Sewall Cabot+1 b. 4 Sep 1901, d. 30 Mar 1957
- Maud Bonner Cabot+1 b. 1 Mar 1903, d. 14 Mar 1999
Citations
Francis Higginson Cabot C.M., C.Q.
M, #19383, b. 6 August 1925, d. 19 November 2011
Francis Higginson Cabot C.M., C.Q. was born on 6 August 1925 in Manhattan.1 He was the son of Francis Higginson Cabot Jr. and Currie Duke Mathews. Francis Higginson Cabot C.M., C.Q. graduated in 1949 from Harvard. He died on 19 November 2011 in La Malbaie, Québec, at the age of 86.2
Francis Cabot
Francis Higginson Cabot was born in Manhattan on August 6 1925 into a New York branch of one of Boston’s most eminent families; his father was a vice-president of the engineering and investment firm Stone & Webster who had retired in 1929 aged 42, selling up two months before the Wall Street Crash.
Despite America’s great spirit of meritocracy, the old families of the East Coast maintain an aura of social exclusivity. There is a famous verse which goes: “And this is good old Boston, / The home of the bean and the cod, / Where the Lowells talk only to Cabots, / And the Cabots talk only to God.”
Having attended St Bernard’s and Groton Schools in New York, Francis Cabot served in the Signal Corps after the end of the Second World War with the US Army in France and Japan before going to Harvard to take a BA in General Studies, graduating in 1949.
He then joined his father’s old firm, Stone & Webster, as an executive assistant, and in 1959 became a partner at Train, Cabot & Associates, an investment and venture capital firm. By the time he decided to retire young, in 1976, gardens and horticulture had already become his chosen escape from the demands of his career. His first passion was for alpine rock plants, on which he became an authority.
From the late 1950s Cabot and his wife, Anne, lived at Stonecrop, at Cold Spring, New York State. There they created a fine 12-acre garden comprising, among other features, woodland and water gardens, an alpine house, rock gardens, and borders in the English style.
Cabot also developed extensive gardens at Les Quatre Vents, at La Malbaie in Quebec, an estate that had been associated with his family since the mid-19th century. He inherited it in 1965, and it became a project to which he devoted himself with sensitivity and passion, spending the next 30 years transforming the landscape . There is a Japanese garden; a white garden, inspired by Vita Sackville-West’s creation at Sissinghurst; a rose garden; rock garden; kitchen garden; pavilions, sculptures, topiary and a pigeonnier.
In 2001 Cabot published The Greater Perfection: The Story of the Gardens at Les Quatre Vents, which was described by The Oxford Companion to the Garden (2006) as “one of the best books ever written about the making of a garden by its creator”.
Cabot founded, in 1989, the Garden Conservancy, a non-profit organisation based at Cold Spring to help to preserve America’s finest private gardens. Perhaps because of its more extreme climate, Americans do not have the same tradition of gardening as the British. Cabot was interested in trying to “educate the American palate”, to bring what he saw as an art form to the attention of a wider public.
While there are regional organisations in America devoted to preserving historic gardens, Cabot was particularly concerned to secure the future of contemporary examples that might be lost after the deaths of their creators.
Since its foundation, his organisation has helped to preserve some 100 gardens, among them the one at Alcatraz prison , which had been tended by the inmates and their guards.
[:TAB:Cabot also set up the Aberglasney Restoration Trust to rescue and restore the 16th-century gardens at Aberglasney House in Carmarthenshire in Wales. His contribution was not only financial; he also helped with the design and layout of the gardens.
Cabot was chairman of the New York Botanical Garden from 1973 to 1976. In 2005 he was appointed an honorary Member of the Order of Canada for his work as a conservationist, horticulturist and philanthropist. He received the Gold Veitch Memorial Award of the Royal Horticultural Society.
He loved singing, and co-founded, in 1946, the Harvard a cappella singing group The Krokodiloes, which continues to this day .
Francis Cabot married, in 1949, Anne Perkins, who survives him with their son and two daughters. The Daily Telegraph, 20 December 2011.3
Francis Cabot
Francis Higginson Cabot was born in Manhattan on August 6 1925 into a New York branch of one of Boston’s most eminent families; his father was a vice-president of the engineering and investment firm Stone & Webster who had retired in 1929 aged 42, selling up two months before the Wall Street Crash.
Despite America’s great spirit of meritocracy, the old families of the East Coast maintain an aura of social exclusivity. There is a famous verse which goes: “And this is good old Boston, / The home of the bean and the cod, / Where the Lowells talk only to Cabots, / And the Cabots talk only to God.”
Having attended St Bernard’s and Groton Schools in New York, Francis Cabot served in the Signal Corps after the end of the Second World War with the US Army in France and Japan before going to Harvard to take a BA in General Studies, graduating in 1949.
He then joined his father’s old firm, Stone & Webster, as an executive assistant, and in 1959 became a partner at Train, Cabot & Associates, an investment and venture capital firm. By the time he decided to retire young, in 1976, gardens and horticulture had already become his chosen escape from the demands of his career. His first passion was for alpine rock plants, on which he became an authority.
From the late 1950s Cabot and his wife, Anne, lived at Stonecrop, at Cold Spring, New York State. There they created a fine 12-acre garden comprising, among other features, woodland and water gardens, an alpine house, rock gardens, and borders in the English style.
Cabot also developed extensive gardens at Les Quatre Vents, at La Malbaie in Quebec, an estate that had been associated with his family since the mid-19th century. He inherited it in 1965, and it became a project to which he devoted himself with sensitivity and passion, spending the next 30 years transforming the landscape . There is a Japanese garden; a white garden, inspired by Vita Sackville-West’s creation at Sissinghurst; a rose garden; rock garden; kitchen garden; pavilions, sculptures, topiary and a pigeonnier.
In 2001 Cabot published The Greater Perfection: The Story of the Gardens at Les Quatre Vents, which was described by The Oxford Companion to the Garden (2006) as “one of the best books ever written about the making of a garden by its creator”.
Cabot founded, in 1989, the Garden Conservancy, a non-profit organisation based at Cold Spring to help to preserve America’s finest private gardens. Perhaps because of its more extreme climate, Americans do not have the same tradition of gardening as the British. Cabot was interested in trying to “educate the American palate”, to bring what he saw as an art form to the attention of a wider public.
While there are regional organisations in America devoted to preserving historic gardens, Cabot was particularly concerned to secure the future of contemporary examples that might be lost after the deaths of their creators.
Since its foundation, his organisation has helped to preserve some 100 gardens, among them the one at Alcatraz prison , which had been tended by the inmates and their guards.
[:TAB:Cabot also set up the Aberglasney Restoration Trust to rescue and restore the 16th-century gardens at Aberglasney House in Carmarthenshire in Wales. His contribution was not only financial; he also helped with the design and layout of the gardens.
Cabot was chairman of the New York Botanical Garden from 1973 to 1976. In 2005 he was appointed an honorary Member of the Order of Canada for his work as a conservationist, horticulturist and philanthropist. He received the Gold Veitch Memorial Award of the Royal Horticultural Society.
He loved singing, and co-founded, in 1946, the Harvard a cappella singing group The Krokodiloes, which continues to this day .
Francis Cabot married, in 1949, Anne Perkins, who survives him with their son and two daughters. The Daily Telegraph, 20 December 2011.3
Francis Higginson Cabot Jr.1
M, #1866, b. 13 February 1895, d. 4 February 1956
Francis Higginson Cabot Jr. was born on 13 February 1895 in Staten Island, New York.2 He was the son of Francis Higginson Cabot and Maud Bonner.1 Francis Higginson Cabot Jr. graduated in 1917 from Harvard AB.3 He married Currie Duke Mathews, daughter of Wilbur Knox Mathews and Currie Duke, on 18 April 1921 in St. Thomas's Church, New York City.3 Francis Higginson Cabot Jr. was living at Green Plains, Virginia, in 1955.1 He died on 4 February 1956 at the age of 60.4
Child of Francis Higginson Cabot Jr. and Currie Duke Mathews
- Francis Higginson Cabot C.M., C.Q.+ b. 6 Aug 1925, d. 19 Nov 2011
Frederick Cabot
M, #19399, b. 20 February 1786, d. 16 June 1869
Frederick Cabot was born on 20 February 1786 in Salem, Massachusetts. He was the son of Francis Cabot and Anna Clarke. Frederick Cabot married Marianne Cabot. Frederick Cabot died on 16 June 1869 in Brookline, Massachusetts, at the age of 83.
Child of Frederick Cabot and Marianne Cabot
- Francis Cabot+ b. 16 Jun 1825, d. 11 Apr 1905
Frederick Pickering Cabot1
M, #26750, b. 15 June 1868, d. 6 January 1932
Frederick Pickering Cabot was born on 15 June 1868.1 He was the son of Francis Cabot and Mary Louisa Higginson.1 Frederick Pickering Cabot died on 6 January 1932 at the age of 63.1
Citations
- [S639] Roger Irving Lee, Descendants of Francis Cabot.
George Cabot1
M, #26212, b. 19 February 1775, d. 13 March 1788
George Cabot was baptised on 19 February 1775 at Beverly, Essex County, Massachusetts.1,2 He was the son of Hon. George Cabot and Elizabeth Higginson.1 George Cabot died on 13 March 1788 in Beverly, Essex County, Massachusetts, at the age of 13.1
Hon. George Cabot1
M, #7524, b. 16 January 1751, d. 18 April 1823
Hon. George Cabot was born on 16 January 1751 in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts.2 He was the son of Joseph Cabot and Elizabeth Higginson.1 Hon. George Cabot married Elizabeth Higginson, daughter of Judge Stephen Higginson and Elizabeth Cabot, on 22 February 1774 in Boston, Massachusetts.3 Hon. George Cabot died on 18 April 1823 in Boston, Massachusetts, at the age of 72.3
Children of Hon. George Cabot and Elizabeth Higginson
- George Cabot4 b. 19 Feb 1775, d. 13 Mar 1788
- Charles Cabot4 b. 14 Sep 1777
- Elisabeth Cabot4 b. 7 Feb 1779, d. May 1779
- Henry Cabot5 b. 19 Mar 1780, d. Apr 1780
- Henry Cabot5 b. 6 May 1781, d. Jul 1783
- Elizabeth Cabot5 b. 28 Jul 1782, d. Oct 1783
- Henry Cabot4 b. 31 Jul 1783, d. 18 Aug 1864
- Edward Cabot4 b. 29 Sep 1784, d. 17 Dec 1803
- Elizabeth Cabot5 b. 2 Oct 1785
Citations
- [S69] Unknown author, The Pickering Genealogy, p. 176.
- [S89] Family Search, Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001.
- [S157] Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Descendants of Francis Higginson, p. 23.
- [S89] Family Search, Massachusetts Births and Christenings, 1639-1915.
- [S242] L. Vernon Briggs, Genealogy of the Cabot family, p. 193.
George Bonner Cabot1
M, #1867, b. 20 January 1899, d. July 1976
George Bonner Cabot was born on 20 January 1899 probably in New York, New York.2 He was the son of Francis Higginson Cabot and Maud Bonner.1 George Bonner Cabot graduated in 1922 from Harvard. He died in July 1976 at the age of 77.3
George Edward Cabot1
M, #233, b. 22 February 1861, d. 18 April 1946
George Edward Cabot. A Boston lawyer.1 He was born on 22 February 1861 in Warren Street, Brookline, Massachusetts.2 He was the son of Edward Clarke Cabot and Martha C. Robinson. George Edward Cabot married Eliza Tileston Hemenway in 1899. George Edward Cabot died on 18 April 1946 in Boston, Massachusetts, at the age of 85.
Child of George Edward Cabot and Eliza Tileston Hemenway
- Edward Clarke Cabot b. 26 Apr 1905
Henry Cabot1
M, #26210, b. 31 July 1783, d. 18 August 1864
Henry Cabot was born on 31 July 1783 in Beverly, Essex County, Massachusetts. He was the son of Hon. George Cabot and Elizabeth Higginson.1 Henry Cabot was christened on 14 September 1783.2 He died on 18 August 1864 in Nahant County, Massachusetts, at the age of 81.3
Henry Cabot1
M, #26214, b. 19 March 1780, d. April 1780
Henry Cabot was born on 19 March 1780 in Massachusetts.1 He was the son of Hon. George Cabot and Elizabeth Higginson.1 Henry Cabot died in April 1780. He was buried on 25 April 1780 in Beverly, Nahant County, Massachusetts.1
Citations
- [S242] L. Vernon Briggs, Genealogy of the Cabot family, p. 193.
Henry Cabot1
M, #26215, b. 6 May 1781, d. July 1783
Henry Cabot was christened on 6 May 1781.1 He was the son of Hon. George Cabot and Elizabeth Higginson.1 Henry Cabot died in July 1783 at the age of 2.1 He was buried on 20 July 1783 in Beverly, Nahant County, Massachusetts.1
Citations
- [S242] L. Vernon Briggs, Genealogy of the Cabot family, p. 193.
John Cabot1
M, #2559, b. 7 April 1680, d. 7 June 1742
John Cabot was baptised on 7 April 1680 at St. Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands, (also recorded as 1670.)2,3 He was the son of Francis Cabot and Susanna Grouchy.4 John Cabot emigrated in 1700 to New England with his two elder brothers and the three went to Salem. His eldest brother Francis soon returned to England and settled in Southampton.5 He married Anne Orne, daughter of Joseph Orne and Ann Thompson, on 29 October 1702 in Salem, Massachusetts.1,4,6 John Cabot died on 7 June 1742 at the age of 62.4
Children of John Cabot and Anne Orne
- Susanne Cabot6 b. 1 Jul 1703
- Dr. John Cabot6 b. 26 Oct 1704, d. 3 Jun 1749
- Esther Cabot7 b. 11 Jun 1706, d. 31 Oct 1739
- Mary Cabot+8 b. 4 Jun 1709, d. 1737
- Ann Cabot8 b. 8 Mar 1710/11, d. 9 Jun 1739
- Margaret Cabot8 b. 14 Jun 1713, d. 13 Aug 1789
- Elizabeth Cabot+1 b. 12 Jun 1715, d. 24 Apr 1797
- Francis Cabot8 b. 22 May 1717, d. 12 Apr 1786
- Joseph Cabot+4 b. 29 Jul 1720, d. 8 Dec 1767
Citations
- [S25] Samuel Sewall, Diary of Samuel Sewall (1973 ed.), p. 1080.
- [S83] NEHGR, Vol. 100 p. 250.
- [S189] Frederick A. Virkus, Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol. 1. p. 150.
- [S41] Leverett Saltonstall, Ancestry and Descendants of Sir Richard Saltonstall., p. 194 pedigree.
- [S472] L. Vernon Briggs, Cabot family, p. 33.
- [S472] L. Vernon Briggs, Cabot family, p. 37.
- [S157] Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Descendants of Francis Higginson, p. 15.
- [S472] L. Vernon Briggs, Cabot family, p. 38.