Cleveland Abbe, Jr.

1872–1934 (age 62)

Biography

Cleveland Abbe, Jr. followed in his father's footsteps as a careful observer of the natural world, contributing to scientific societies and helping translators present climate and geographical studies in ways the public could appreciate. His work reinforced the importance of reliable environmental information for the common welfare.

He is remembered for his quiet dedication to research, his encouragement of young scientists, and the civility he brought to collaborative efforts, even as he sought the peaceful reflection afforded by Lake View Cemetery.

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