She has been said to be the daughter of Timothy Rice who died in 1692. But Abigail's age at death (70), her marriage date(1721), and date of her last childbirth(1739) argue against that. For now, her ancestry is not certain.
She was "of Sudbury" at the time of her marriage, so she could be the Abigail born to John Rice and Abigail Clapp Rice at Sudbury,MA on Sep 8,1703. This is, however, not proven.
Children: Palmer Golding Jr, Abigail Golding, John Goulding, Millicent Golding, Zurvilla Golding Stowell, Windsor Golding, Ignatius Goulding, Peter Golding, Abel Golding, Elizabeth Golding, and Patty Golding Miller.
She was "of Sudbury" at the time of her marriage, so she could be the Abigail born to John Rice and Abigail Clapp Rice at Sudbury,MA on Sep 8,1703. This is, however, not proven.
Children: Palmer Golding Jr, Abigail Golding, John Goulding, Millicent Golding, Zurvilla Golding Stowell, Windsor Golding, Ignatius Goulding, Peter Golding, Abel Golding, Elizabeth Golding, and Patty Golding Miller.
She has been said to be the daughter of Timothy Rice who died in 1692. But Abigail's age at death (70), her marriage date(1721), and date of her last childbirth(1739) argue against that. For now, her ancestry is not certain.
She was "of Sudbury" at the time of her marriage, so she could be the Abigail born to John Rice and Abigail Clapp Rice at Sudbury,MA on Sep 8,1703. This is, however, not proven.
Children: Palmer Golding Jr, Abigail Golding, John Goulding, Millicent Golding, Zurvilla Golding Stowell, Windsor Golding, Ignatius Goulding, Peter Golding, Abel Golding, Elizabeth Golding, and Patty Golding Miller.
She was "of Sudbury" at the time of her marriage, so she could be the Abigail born to John Rice and Abigail Clapp Rice at Sudbury,MA on Sep 8,1703. This is, however, not proven.
Children: Palmer Golding Jr, Abigail Golding, John Goulding, Millicent Golding, Zurvilla Golding Stowell, Windsor Golding, Ignatius Goulding, Peter Golding, Abel Golding, Elizabeth Golding, and Patty Golding Miller.
Gravesite Details
In 1853, all markers in the Old Burial Ground were buried a foot deep over their grave, and the Common was "smoothed over". All markers and inscriptions were carefully recorded before their burial.
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