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Abigail Leonard

Birth1752 - Goshen, Orange County, New York, USA
Death24 October 1830 - Phelps, Ontario, New York
MotherElizabeth Harris
FatherReverend Silas Leonard Sr (7th gg)

Born in Goshen, Orange County, New York, USA on 1752 to Reverend Silas Leonard Sr (7th gg) and Elizabeth Harris. Abigail Leonard married James Wooden and had 10 children. She passed away on 24 October 1830 in Phelps, Ontario, New York.

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Parents
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Reverend Silas Leonard Sr (7Th Gg)
1708 - 1764
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Elizabeth Harris
1715 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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James Wooden
1737 - 1822
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Abigail Palmer
1783 - 1862
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Benjamin Wooden
1787 - 1864
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James Wooden
1777 - 1828
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William Wooden
1780 - 1863
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Rebecca Wooden
1785 - 1864
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Mary "Polly" Wooden
1789 - 1872
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Robert Wooden
1793 - 1874
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Elizabeth Wooden
1781 - 1866
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John Wooden
1778 - 1863
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Rachel Wooden
1791 - 1858

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