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Abigail Smith Sheldon

Birth3 Mar 1733 - South Kings Town, Washington, Rhode Island, United States
Death1779 - Rhode Island, United States
MotherSarah Sherman
FatherJohn - 4 - Sheldon

Born in South Kings Town, Washington, Rhode Island, United States on 3 Mar 1733 to John - 4 - Sheldon and Sarah Sherman. Abigail Smith Sheldon married Jeremiah CARPENTER and had 11 children. She passed away on 1779 in Rhode Island, United States.

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Parents
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John - 4 - Sheldon
1707 - 1733
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Sarah Sherman
1709 - 1733
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Jeremiah Carpenter
1734 - 1798
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Ephraim Carpenter
1753 - 1810
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Dorcas Carpenter
1755 - 1820
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Jeremiah Carpenter
1764 - 1825
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Susannah Carpenter
1762 - 1802
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Esther Carpenter
1760 - 1803
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Sarah Carpenter
1757 - 1832
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Martha Carpenter
1777 - 1843
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Abigail Carpenter
1771 - Unknown
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Asa Carpenter
1775 - 1813
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Gardner Carpenter
1769 - 1818
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Hannah Carpenter
1772 - 1840

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