Below we've gathered some frequently asked questions about Abby Aldrich along with detailed information on how they are related to all the people on the Rockefellers family tree.
When was Abby Aldrich born?
Abby Aldrich (Rockefeller) was born on October 26, 1874 (about 152 years ago)
When did Abby Aldrich die?
Abby Aldrich (Rockefeller) died on April 5, 1948 (over 78 years ago)
What is a short biography of Abby Aldrich?
Abby Greene Aldrich Rockefeller was the wife of John D. Rockefeller Jr. and daughter of Senator Nelson Aldrich. She was a co-founder of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City in 1929 and a passionate advocate for modern art.
What is Abby Aldrich's occupation?
Art patron, philanthropist. Co-founder of MoMA.
What are the links for Abby Aldrich?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abby_Aldrich_Rockefeller
Abby Aldrich spouses include John D. Jr. Rockefeller (1874-01-29 - 1960-05-11)
Abby Aldrich children include Abby Rockefeller (1903-11-09 - 1976-12-01), John D. III Rockefeller (1906-03-21 - 1978-07-10), Nelson Rockefeller (1908-07-08 - 1979-01-26), Laurance Rockefeller (1910-05-26 - 2004-07-11), Winthrop Rockefeller (1912-05-01 - 1973-02-22), David Rockefeller (1915-06-12 - 2017-03-20)
Abby Aldrich grandchildren include Rodman Rockefeller (1932-06-02 - 2000-11-10), Ann Rockefeller (1934-11-27), Steven Rockefeller (1936-06-26), Mary Rockefeller (1938-07-06), Michael Rockefeller (1938-05-18 - 1961-11-19), Mark Rockefeller (1967-02-26), David Jr. Rockefeller (1941-06-24), Abby Rockefeller (1943-08-29), Neva Rockefeller (1944-12-18), Peggy Rockefeller (1947-02-09), Richard Rockefeller (1949-06-07 - 2014-06-13), Eileen Rockefeller (1952-10-17)
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