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Abigail STOCKWELL

Abigail STOCKWELL

Female 1701 - 1748  (46 years)

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Descendants (12 Generations)

GenRelationshipTotalSelect
 2 Children11
 3 Grandchildren12
 4 Great grandchildren39
 5 2 x Great grandchildren24
 6 3 x Great grandchildren4
 7 4 x Great grandchildren10
 8 5 x Great grandchildren38
 9 6 x Great grandchildren8
 10 7 x Great grandchildren23
 11 8 x Great grandchildren33
 12 9 x Great grandchildren17
Total219

Children (11) - Generation 2

#ChildrenNameBornDiedFatherMother
1
 Elisha KILBORN    
 b. 16 Oct 1726      Captain Captain Joseph KILBORN   Abigail STOCKWELL 
2
 Lieut. Lieut. Benjamin KILBORN    
 b. 4 Apr 1728   d. 1810   Captain Captain Joseph KILBORN   Abigail STOCKWELL 
3
 Ann KILBORN    
 b. 7 Mar 1730/31      Captain Captain Joseph KILBORN   Abigail STOCKWELL 
4
 Jeremiah KILBORN    
 b. 17 Jul 1733   d. Aug 1733   Captain Captain Joseph KILBORN   Abigail STOCKWELL 
5
 Ruth KILBORN    
 b. 9 May 1734   d. 1811   Captain Captain Joseph KILBORN   Abigail STOCKWELL 
6
 Solomon KILBORN    
 b. 1 Mar 1735/36   d. 30 Jun 1806   Captain Captain Joseph KILBORN   Abigail STOCKWELL 
7
 Jeremiah KILBORN    
 b. 1738   d. 15 Dec 1758   Captain Captain Joseph KILBORN   Abigail STOCKWELL 
8
 Charles KILBORN    
 b. 21 Feb 1739/40   d. 25 Mar 1756   Captain Captain Joseph KILBORN   Abigail STOCKWELL 
9
 Catherine KILBORN    
 b. 19 Apr 1742      Captain Captain Joseph KILBORN   Abigail STOCKWELL 
10
 Abigail KILBORN    
 b. 20 May 1744      Captain Captain Joseph KILBORN   Abigail STOCKWELL 
11
 Samuel KILBORN    
       Captain Captain Joseph KILBORN   Abigail STOCKWELL 

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