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     Tabitha Abbe was born the daughter of John Abbe.¹

She married Lieut. Charles Ripley, son of Jeremiah Ripley and Abigail Cary.¹

     Edward Abbot was the son of Thomas Abbot son of Bancroft and Lydia (White) Abbot and Anna Powers.¹

He died in California.¹

     Emily Abbot was the daughter of Thomas Abbot son of Bancroft and Lydia (White) Abbot and Anna Powers.¹

She died unmarried.¹

     Martha Abbot is the daughter of Thomas Abbot son of Bancroft and Lydia (White) Abbot and Anna Powers.¹

She married ---(?)--- Wilkins.¹

     Mary Abbot was born say 1819. She was the daughter of Thomas Abbot son of Bancroft and Lydia (White) Abbot and Anna Powers.¹

She married ---(?)--- Kelly.¹

     

He married Anna Powers, daughter of Stephen Powers and Mary Grow.¹

     William Abbot is the son of Thomas Abbot son of Bancroft and Lydia (White) Abbot and Anna Powers.¹

     ---(?)--- Abbott was born about 1867.

He married Hattie A. Huse, daughter of James Huse and Ruth Ann Hadley.¹

He died before 1920.¹

     

He married Abby Hale Cutler, daughter of Dr. William H. Cutler and Abigail Hale Lowe.¹

     Alvin King Abbott was born on 10 September 1827.¹ He was the son of Benjamin Abbott and Patty Hale.¹

He married Ellen Shannon as his first wife.¹

He married Mary J. Fry as his second wife.¹

     Lieutenant Amos Abbott was born on 15 July 1754 in West Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire, son of Amos and Rebecca (Abbot) (Chandler) Abbott. He lived in the house which his father built and where his grandfather spent his last days, and was a successful farmer, distinguished for his skill in managing bees. He served several campaigns in the Revolution, enlisting first as a Minute Man, April 24, 1775, in Captain Joshua Abbott's company, Colonel John Stark's regiment, which performed such valiant service at Bunker Hill. Amos Abbott's brother John and his cousin Reuben were also members of this company, which served three months and a half. Amos Abbott's second period of enlistment was from December 5, 1776, to March 15, 1777, in Captain Benjamin Sias's company, Colonel David Gilman's regiment. He was again in Captain Joshua Abott's company, Lieutenant-Colonel Garrish's regiment, which joined the Northern Continental army at Saratoga. This service extended from September 28, 1777, to October 26, 1777- Mr. Abbott never lost his skill as a marksman, and in later years was fond of hunting and trapping, and as familiar with the woods as an Indian. In the fall and winter after the farm work was done, he would camp out for weeks in the White Mountains, or the Maine woods, returning home on snow-shoes with the skins of the otter, beaver, sable and other fur-bearing animals. Lieutenant Amos Abbott, like his father and grandfather, was a member of the Old North Church, and a useful and respected citizen He served as selectman of the town in 1787, 1804, 1805, 1809, 1812 and 1813.¹

He married Judith Morse, daughter of Moses Morse and Sarah Hale, on 9 December 1804.¹

He died on 11 October 1834 at age 80 instantly of heart disease.²

     Arozina Cleopatra Abbott was born on 17 October 1818.¹ She was the daughter of Benjamin Abbott and Patty Hale.¹

She married William Watson.¹

She died on 13 November 1849 at age 31.¹

     

He married Patty Hale, daughter of David Hale and Hannah Emerson, on 21 May 1812.¹