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Abigail Proctor

Birth27 January 1689 - Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
Death5 Sep 1738 - Ipswich, Massachusetts
MotherElizabeth Thorndike
FatherJohn ( The Witch ) Proctor ( Direct )

Born in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United States on 27 January 1689 to John ( The Witch ) Proctor ( Direct ) and Elizabeth Thorndike. Abigail Proctor married Thomas Varney and had 9 children. She passed away on 5 Sep 1738 in Ipswich, Massachusetts.

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Parents
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John ( The Witch ) Proctor ( Direct )
1632 - 1692
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Elizabeth Thorndike
1641 - 1672
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Varney
1682 - 1762
Children Show all
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Abigail Varney
1713 - 1800
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Stephen Varney
1730 - Unknown
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Joseph Varney
1726 - Unknown
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Nathan Varney
1731 - Unknown
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Adam Varney
1724 - Unknown
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Penelope Varney
1728 - Unknown
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Thomas Varney
1715 - 1784
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John Varney
1716 - 1801
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Mary Varney
1699 - 1733

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