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Abigail Kellogg

Birth19 Mar 1703 - Amherst, Hampshire, Massachusetts
Death11 Jan 1780 - Westfield, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA
MotherSarah Boltwood
FatherNathaniel Kellogg

Born in Amherst, Hampshire, Massachusetts on 19 Mar 1703 to Nathaniel Kellogg and Sarah Boltwood. Abigail Kellogg married Benjamin Sheldon /6th GGF and had 13 children. She passed away on 11 Jan 1780 in Westfield, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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Nathaniel Kellogg
1669 - 1750
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Sarah Boltwood
1672 - 1726
Spouse(s)
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Benjamin Sheldon /6Th Ggf
1705 - 1752
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William Sheldon
1731 - 1816
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Samuel Sheldon
1742 - 1817
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Benjamin Sheldon
1728 - 1760
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Abigail Sheldon
1733 - 1787
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Ezekiel Sheldon
1729 - Unknown
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Bethiah Sheldon
1740 - Unknown
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Whiting Sheldon
1758 - 1839
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Mary Sheldon
1724 - 1809
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Phebe Sheldon
1735 - 1776
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Pliny Lawton
1732 - 1761
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Mary Sheldon
1738 - 1812
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Fronie Shelton
Unknown - Unknown
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Samuel Sheldon
1742 - 1832

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