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Abigail Fleming

Birth18 August 1725 - Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
Death21 November 1807 - Gloucester, Essex County, Massachusetts, United States of America
MotherNot Available
FatherSamuel Fleming

Born in Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA on 18 August 1725 to Samuel Fleming. Abigail Fleming married John Smith and had 10 children. She passed away on 21 November 1807 in Gloucester, Essex County, Massachusetts, United States of America.

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Samuel Fleming
Unknown - 1730
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Spouse(s)
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John Smith
1723 - 1789
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Sargent Smith
1757 - Unknown
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Abigail Smith
1760 - Unknown
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James Smith
1755 - Unknown
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John Smith
1748 - Unknown
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Isaac Smith
1764 - 1840
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Samuel Smith
1750 - Unknown
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Mary Smith
1762 - Unknown
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Anna Smith
1772 - Unknown
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Jonathan Smith
1752 - Unknown
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Henry Smith
1768 - 1810

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