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Abigail Cushing

Birth28 February 1754 - Halifax, Plymouth, MA
Death18 October 1839 - Sumner, Oxford, ME
MotherTabitha Fish
FatherIgnatius Cushing

Born in Halifax, Plymouth, MA on 28 February 1754 to Ignatius Cushing and Tabitha Fish. Abigail Cushing married Seth Sturtevant and had 7 children. She passed away on 18 October 1839 in Sumner, Oxford, ME.

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Ignatius Cushing
1720 - 1761
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Tabitha Fish
1717 - 1777
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Seth Sturtevant
1760 - 1852
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Martha Jane Sturtevant
1795 - 1893
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Sophia Cushing Sturtevant
1785 - 1840
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Earl Percy Sturtevant (Dna)
1790 - 1836
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Abigail Sturtevant
1798 - 1835
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Lydia Jane Sturtevant
1792 - Unknown
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Thomas Sturtevant
1788 - 1788
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Abigail Hatch Brown
1798 - Unknown

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