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Abilene Johnson

Birth10 Aug 1757 - Killingly, Windham, Connecticut, United States
Death1 Oct 1824 - Underhill, Chittenden, Vermont, USA
MotherHuldah Sabin / Johnson
FatherNoah Uriah Johnson

Born in Killingly, Windham, Connecticut, United States on 10 Aug 1757 to Noah Uriah Johnson and Huldah Sabin / Johnson. Abilene Johnson married Abner Eaton and had 11 children. She passed away on 1 Oct 1824 in Underhill, Chittenden, Vermont, USA.

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Parents
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Noah Uriah Johnson
1710 - 1787
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Huldah Sabin / Johnson
1719 - 1756
Spouse(s)
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Abner Eaton
1751 - 1818
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Robah Eaton
1783 - 1837
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Jonathan J Eaton
1795 - 1840
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Abilene Eaton
1789 - 1844
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Abner Eaton
1791 - 1819
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Jonathan Eaton
1788 - 1793
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Hulda Eaton
1789 - Unknown
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Malinda Eaton
1797 - 1860
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Sally Eaton
1785 - 1826
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Alpheus Eaton
1800 - 1856
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Patty Eaton
1793 - 1854
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Lucy Eaton
1781 - 1814

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