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Abigail Cushing

Birth01 JAN 1700 - Hingham, Plymouth, Mass, USA
Death1745 - MA
MotherElizabeth Jacob Thaxter
FatherDaniel Cushing

Born in Hingham, Plymouth, Mass, USA on 01 JAN 1700 to Daniel Cushing and Elizabeth Jacob Thaxter. Abigail Cushing married Richard Kilby and had 11 children. She passed away on 1745 in MA.

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Parents
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Daniel Cushing
1648 - 1716
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Elizabeth Jacob Thaxter
1659 - 1727
Spouse(s)
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Richard Kilby
1695 - 1736
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William Stetson
1704 - Unknown
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William Stetson
1700 - 1761
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John Kilby
1722 - 1772
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Cushing Kilby
1727 - 1786
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Catherine Kilby
1720 - 1755
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William Kilby
1724 - 1725
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Nathaniel Cushing Kilby
1731 - 1732
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Sarah Kilby
1737 - Unknown
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Abigail Kilby
Unknown - 1737
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William Kilby
1726 - Unknown
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Susanna 3 Stetson
1743 - 1743
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Richard Stetson
1739 - 1741
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William Stetson
1740 - Unknown

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