Abigail Lambert

Birth9 Dec 1665 - Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, United States

Death3 March 1756 - Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA

MotherAbigail Hutchinson

FatherJOHN (1639 born on ship from Denmark) LAMBERT (Rowley EN-Rowley MA) (m in Rowley MA 1662 Hutchingson)

Born in Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, United States on 9 Dec 1665 to JOHN (1639 born on ship from Denmark) LAMBERT (Rowley EN-Rowley MA) (m in Rowley MA 1662 Hutchingson) and Abigail Hutchinson. Abigail Lambert married James Tenney and had 7 children. She passed away on 3 March 1756 in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA.

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John (1639 Born On Ship From Denmark) Lambert (Rowley En-rowley Ma) (M In Rowley Ma 1662 Hutchingson)
1630 - 1667

Abigail Hutchinson
1636 - 1672

Spouse(s)

James Tenney
1650 - 1726

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Abigail Tenney
1688 - 1768

Benjamin Tenney
1703 - 1744

Gershom Finne Tenney
1698 - 1768

John Tenney
1692 - 1772

Philip Tenney
1706 - Unknown

James Tenney
1685 - 1755

Hannah Tenney
1695 - Unknown

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