Abigail Libby, born in Scarborough, 6 Nov. 1736 ; married 24 Jan. 1757, John Dam, probably from Kittery. He died 23 Oct. 1776, and she married second, 2 Nov. 1780, Thomas Jackson of Cape Elizabeth, and died about 1814.
Her children, by John Dam, were :
1 Esther (Dam), b. 23 June 1757; m. Joshua Brown, 7-1-6-3.
2 Elizabeth (Dam), b. 23 Nov. 1758; m. 16 July 1778, Henry Small.
3 Sarah (Dam), b. 1760; m. Allison Libby, 10-5-4-2.
4 Abigail (Dam), b. 1763; m. 4 Dec. 1783, Reuben Wescott.
5 Eleanor (Dam), b. 1765; m. 18 Dec. 1783, Ephraim Nason.
6 John (Dam), b. 1767; m. Polly Webb of Gorham; settled in Pownal.
7 Mary (Dam), b. 1770; m. Daniel Hanscom, 9-5-6-3.
The Libby family in America,1602-1881”, by Libby, Charles Thornton, 1861-1948 Published 1882 Publisher Portland, Me. : B. Thurston & Co. Libby Family in America
Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/53872721/sarah-libby : accessed 07 October 2021), memorial page for Sarah Dam Libby (12 Dec 1760–23 Feb 1849), Find a Grave Memorial ID 53872721, citing North Street Cemetery, Gorham, Cumberland County, Maine, USA ; Maintained by Kevin Farrar-Wallace (contributor 47290731) .
Note: Because of a great deal of similar names, as well as multiple intermarriages in the Libby family tree, Charles Libby, author of The Libby Family in America devised a numbering system from the Immigrant. The immigrant on WikiTree is John Libby. Each child is numbered in order, so John Libby is Child 1 (or Libby 1). Each of his children is numbered in order (1-1, 1-2, 1-3) etc. and each of their children takes the digits of the parent and adds their birth order number.
Acknowledgements
WikiTree profile Dam-25 created through the import of Wikitree Family Tree_2011-11-12_01.ged on Dec 7, 2011 by L Anonymous. See the Changes page for the details of edits by L and others.
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Sarah by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Sarah:
Dame-7 and Dam-25 appear to represent the same person because: This is the same person who married first Allison Libby and then Daniel Small. There is always debate as whether the last name should be spelled Dam or Dame . In any case somehow a resolution should be made so that we don't have multiple records for the same person.