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Abiel Twitchell

Birth1 Nov 1663 - Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States
Death14 Apr 1744 - Woodstock, Connecticut
MotherMary Riggs
FatherBenjamin Twitchell

Born in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States on 1 Nov 1663 to Benjamin Twitchell and Mary Riggs. Abiel Twitchell married Robert Corbett and had 10 children. She passed away on 14 Apr 1744 in Woodstock, Connecticut.

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Parents
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Benjamin Twitchell
1599 - 1675
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Mary Riggs
1625 - 1694
Spouse(s)
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Robert Corbett
1640 - 1695
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John Bugbee
1665 - 1744
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Daniel Corbett
1693 - 1753
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Benjamin Bugbee
1699 - 1799
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Damaris Corbett
1691 - 1693
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John Bugbee
1702 - 1736
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Mary Bugbee, Goodell
1710 - 1750
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Mehitable Bugbee
1708 - 1790
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Susannah Bugbee
1705 - 1736
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Benoni Twichell
1681 - 1740
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Sarah Bugbee
1728 - Unknown
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Mary Bugbee
1705 - 1736

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