Abigail grew up next door to her uncle Martin in the "Old Spain" area. John King and Joseph Shaw were neighbors living in the same area.[2] Her family and uncles were involved in pioneer farming and town building and she grew up doing the same.
Her father died before October 3, 1672, when his will was proved in Weymouth. Abigail inherited a one-sixth share of her father's residual estate after specific bequeaths.[3]
Abigail married John Blanchard in 1684 in Weymouth. They had nine children.[2]
Abigail (Phillips) Blanchard died September 19, 1724, in Weymouth.[4]
Will-Phillips-140: Will of Deacon Nicholas Phillips of Dedham, Dated 2 Jun 1671, Proved 2 Oct 1672. Abstracted in Chamberlain but still looking for facsimile of original.
HISTORY of the BLANCHARD FAMILY: From 1636 to the present time, Jonathan Hunt, Reedtown, Ohio, Price 25 cents. Published about 1898
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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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