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Abigail Hooker

Birth14 Jun 1698 - Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Death1761 - Kensington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
MotherAbigail Stanley
FatherHon. John Hooker Esq. Sen.

Born in Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA on 14 Jun 1698 to Hon. John Hooker Esq. Sen. and Abigail Stanley. Abigail Hooker married Nathaniel Hart and had 10 children. She passed away on 1761 in Kensington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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Hon. John Hooker Esq. Sen.
1664 - 1745
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Abigail Stanley
1669 - 1746
Spouse(s)
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Nathaniel Hart
1695 - 1758
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Abigail Hooker Hart
1698 - 1761
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Nathaniel Hart
1735 - 1773
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Sarah Hart
1720 - 1779
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Hannah Hart
1729 - 1770
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Abigail Hart
1723 - 1789
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Noadiah Hart
1738 - 1817
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Thankful Hart
1725 - 1757
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Ashel Hart
1742 - 1775
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Gen Selah Hart
1732 - 1806
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Nathaniel Hart
1728 - 1728
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Selah Hart
1732 - 1806

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