In 1743, when he was but nineteen, Moses Little married Abigail, daughter of Joshua and Sarah (Coffin) Bailey, of Newbury, Mass., born Feb. 15, 1724, a twin sister of Judith Bailey, who married Moses Little's elder brother Stephen. Mrs. Abigal (Bailey) Little died Feb. 6, 1815, having nearly completed her ninety-first year. Moses and Abigail (Bailey) Little had eleven children, all but three of whom lived to marry and rear families.
Children:
Sarah, born Dec. 15, 1743, married John Noyes.
Michael, born Jan. 9, 1745-46, died Feb. 15, 1745.
Josiah, whose sketch follows.
Abigail, born April 2, 1749, married John Gideon Bailey.
Lydia, born Nov. 24, 1751, married John Atkinson.
Elizabeth, born Sept. 3, 1754, married (first) Lieut. John Carr and (second) Lieut. William Wigglesworth.
Anna, born March 20, 1757, died Aug. 13, 1775.
Mary, born Sept. 22, 1759, married (first) Matthias P. Sawyer, and (second) Joshua Follansbee.
Hannah, born May 21, 1762, married (first) Dr. Moses Sawyer, and (second) Col. James Burnahm.
Alice, born May 10, 1764, died May 6, 1765.
Moses, born Jan. 20, 1767, married Elizabeth Dummer and lived on a portion of the original Turkey Hill farm, where he died at the age of ninety.
Bailey-Bayley Genealogies, Desc. of John Bailey of Salisbury and Newbury MA, in Essex Antiquarian, Salem, MA: Essex Antiquarian Publication (1901), pg. 125
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Abigail by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
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