Revolutionary War Veteran
There are three or four John Abbot's that served in the revolution. I am not sure which one this is, not much to go on.∼John Abbott was 6'7" tall and weighed 230lbs, and was said to be the largest young man ever raised in Concord, NH in his time. He was a farmer. He enlisted at the beginning of the Revolution, and served as a Private under General John Stark both at Bunker Hill and the Battle of Bennington. He was struck on the breast bone by a bullet during the latter engagement. He died of a fever Aug. 31, 1779 at the age of 23.
Father: Abbott, Amos (1725-1821)
Mother: Abbott, Rebecca Abbott Chandler (b.1717)
Relations: Sibling: Amos Abbott (1754-1843; b.d. Concord, NH; m. Judith Morse; children, inclu. John Abbott of Concord, NH)
Parents: Rebecca Abbott (1717-1803; b. Andover, MA; d. Concord, NH) and Amos Abbott (1725-1821; b. Andover, MA; d. Concord, NH
There are three or four John Abbot's that served in the revolution. I am not sure which one this is, not much to go on.∼John Abbott was 6'7" tall and weighed 230lbs, and was said to be the largest young man ever raised in Concord, NH in his time. He was a farmer. He enlisted at the beginning of the Revolution, and served as a Private under General John Stark both at Bunker Hill and the Battle of Bennington. He was struck on the breast bone by a bullet during the latter engagement. He died of a fever Aug. 31, 1779 at the age of 23.
Father: Abbott, Amos (1725-1821)
Mother: Abbott, Rebecca Abbott Chandler (b.1717)
Relations: Sibling: Amos Abbott (1754-1843; b.d. Concord, NH; m. Judith Morse; children, inclu. John Abbott of Concord, NH)
Parents: Rebecca Abbott (1717-1803; b. Andover, MA; d. Concord, NH) and Amos Abbott (1725-1821; b. Andover, MA; d. Concord, NH
Revolutionary War Veteran
There are three or four John Abbot's that served in the revolution. I am not sure which one this is, not much to go on.∼John Abbott was 6'7" tall and weighed 230lbs, and was said to be the largest young man ever raised in Concord, NH in his time. He was a farmer. He enlisted at the beginning of the Revolution, and served as a Private under General John Stark both at Bunker Hill and the Battle of Bennington. He was struck on the breast bone by a bullet during the latter engagement. He died of a fever Aug. 31, 1779 at the age of 23.
Father: Abbott, Amos (1725-1821)
Mother: Abbott, Rebecca Abbott Chandler (b.1717)
Relations: Sibling: Amos Abbott (1754-1843; b.d. Concord, NH; m. Judith Morse; children, inclu. John Abbott of Concord, NH)
Parents: Rebecca Abbott (1717-1803; b. Andover, MA; d. Concord, NH) and Amos Abbott (1725-1821; b. Andover, MA; d. Concord, NH
There are three or four John Abbot's that served in the revolution. I am not sure which one this is, not much to go on.∼John Abbott was 6'7" tall and weighed 230lbs, and was said to be the largest young man ever raised in Concord, NH in his time. He was a farmer. He enlisted at the beginning of the Revolution, and served as a Private under General John Stark both at Bunker Hill and the Battle of Bennington. He was struck on the breast bone by a bullet during the latter engagement. He died of a fever Aug. 31, 1779 at the age of 23.
Father: Abbott, Amos (1725-1821)
Mother: Abbott, Rebecca Abbott Chandler (b.1717)
Relations: Sibling: Amos Abbott (1754-1843; b.d. Concord, NH; m. Judith Morse; children, inclu. John Abbott of Concord, NH)
Parents: Rebecca Abbott (1717-1803; b. Andover, MA; d. Concord, NH) and Amos Abbott (1725-1821; b. Andover, MA; d. Concord, NH
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