Abigail Mitchell

Birth26 April 1618 - Halifax, Metropolitan Borough of Calderdale, West Yorkshire, England

Death15 March 1722 - New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut, United States of America

MotherSusan Wood Butterfield

FatherMajor "Deacon" James Matthew Mitchell (Thomas)

Born in Halifax, Metropolitan Borough of Calderdale, West Yorkshire, England on 26 April 1618 to Major "Deacon" James Matthew Mitchell (Thomas) and Susan Wood Butterfield. Abigail Mitchell married Reverend Abraham Pierson 2nd and had 11 children. She passed away on 15 March 1722 in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut, United States of America.

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Parents

Major "Deacon" James Matthew Mitchell (Thomas)
1590 - 1646

Susan Wood Butterfield
1578 - 1646

Spouse(s)

Reverend Abraham Pierson 2Nd
1609 - 1678

Children Show all

Thomas Pierson Xxx
1642 - 1701

Mary Pierson
1629 - 1735

Abraham (Rev) Pierson
1640 - 1706

Abigail Pierson
1643 - 1717

Rebecca Pierson
1654 - 1732

Grace Pierson
1650 - 1690

Susanna Pierson
1652 - 1706

Isaac Pierson
1661 - 1725

Theophilus Pierson
1659 - 1713

John Pierson
1643 - 1671

Susanna Pierson
1677 - 1748

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