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Davis married Kenneth Seymour Robbins of Pittsfield, Massachusetts, in 1916. The couple had one daughter, christened Anne Frances Robbins, but known as Nancy. The couple separated soon after Nancy's birth, and later divorced.
In her memoirs, Nancy Reagan wrote that Ken Robbins made a disparaging remark about her mother, which angered the young Nancy. She declared that she was going to call her mother and return home. Ken got upset and locked Nancy in the bathroom.
" I have received two emails as a result of the article [about Kenneth S. Robbins and Nancy Reagan] and both inform me that he, or at least his ashes, and Patricia's ashes, were buried in Pittsfield, Mass. which is what the funeral director told me as well."
Mar 11, 2016 · While the nation mourns the loss of former first lady Nancy Reagan, Berkshire County can remember her as the daughter of Pittsfield native Kenneth Seymour Robbins. The only son of a wool company executive from an old Pittsfield family, Robbins could trace his American ancestry back to the Puritans.
Mar 1, 2020 · Daughter of Charles Edward Luckett and Sarah Frances (Whitlock) Luckett. Sister of Joseph E Luckett, Charles W Luckett, Louis M Luckett, Ella R Luckett, Raleigh F Luckett and Virginia R (Luckett) Ramage. Wife of Kenneth Seymour Robbins — married 27 Jun 1916 (to 23 Feb 1928) in Vermont.
- Female
- July 16, 1888
- Kenneth Seymour Robbins, Loyal Edward Davis
- October 26, 1987
She was the only child of Kenneth Seymour Robbins (1892–1972), a farmer turned car salesman who had been born into a once-well-to-do family, and his actress wife, Edith Prescott Luckett (1888–1987).
Mar 6, 2016 · Her parents — Edith Prescott Luckett, a stage actress, and Kenneth Seymour Robbins, a car salesman — lived in a poor section of Flushing, N.Y.
