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I am seeing this issue for the first time today after upgrading to Jenkins 1.509.1 from the previous LTS version. I have a matrix job which runs four different flavours of build on each of three platforms (Mac, Linux and Windows). My job configuration has not changed (and in fact no code has been checked in at all since the last good build – I just started this build manually today to test Jenkins after the upgrade).
Our master is on Windows, and there are two Windows executors on the same machine. There are two Mac executors on a Mac slave, and two Linux executors on a Linux slave. All of the builds in fact complete successfully, but the master reports that all four of the Windows builds "appear to be cancelled" and then that they "completed with result ABORTED". UPDATE: I have seen similar behaviour for other matrix jobs, including some that do not run on the slaves at all. I think it is a matrix job issue, not a master/slave issue.
Changing the job configuration to make the builds run serially rather than in parallel appears to work round the problem.
UPDATE: I believe this problem is Windows only. On my Windows installation, I had to configure all my matrix jobs to run serially, so as to work round this bug. I have now moved my Jenkins master to a Mac, and I have changed all my jobs again so that they do not run serially. So far, I have not seen the problem occur even once on the Mac. (On the Mac I have Jenkins 1.509.2 installed, but I don't think there is a fix for anything like this between 1.509.1 and 1.509.2, so it's more likely to be the change of platform that has caused the improvement.)