When did Lt. Stephen Abbot live?

Lt. Stephen Abbot was born around 1870-01-01 and died around 1870-01-01. Documented in Grant County, New Mexico.

What is Lt. Stephen Abbot associated with?

Documented relationships include: lived_at, worked_for. 2 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite Lt. Stephen Abbot?

1 primary source cite this person, including: Fgts Of Pottery-Designs In Red, Black & Brown.

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Lt. Stephen Abbot person

born: [1870-01-01,1871-01-01)died/dissolved: [1870-01-01,1871-01-01)id: p_lt-stephen-abbot_602221

also known as: Stephen Abbot, Lt. Abbot

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Summary: Lt. Stephen Abbot of the U.S. Army directed the excavation of pottery fragments at Fort Bayard, New Mexico.

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Claims (2)

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Fort Bayard— Jul 1870

cited from Fgts Of Pottery-Designs In Red, Black & Brown

Fgts Of Pottery-Designs In Red, Black & Brown THESE FRAGMENTS WERE DUG FROM THE HIGHLAND AT FORT BAYARD, NEW MEXICO UNDER THEDIRECTION OF LT. STEPHEN ABBOT, U.S.A. 30 Jul 2020 1 Subjects: Archaeology; Anthropology; US Civ. Serv. Comm John C. Black; Prehistoric Location: Fort…

worked_for

U.S. Army

cited from Fgts Of Pottery-Designs In Red, Black & Brown

Mentioned by (2)

pottery fragments (Fort Bayard) owned Lt. Stephen Abbot— Jul 1870

excavation at Fort Bayard (Jul 1870) witnessed Lt. Stephen Abbot— 30 Jul 1870

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Fgts Of Pottery-Designs In Red, Black & Brown ↗

US Civ. Serv. Comm John C. Black · other · unknown · details