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Jacob Abbott
American writer of children's books (1803-1879)
- Child of Jacob Abbott Jr. and Betsey Abbott
- Married to Harriet Vaughan
- Dated 14 November 1803 CE – 31 October 1879 CE
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dated by its sources.
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Overview
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Family
The family of Jacob Abbott
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The family as a list · 9
Family 9
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- child of (mother) Betsey Abbott 6 Aug 1773 - 23 Jul 1846
- child of (father) Jacob Abbott Jr. 20 Oct 1776 - 21 Jan 1847
- parent of (child) Austin Abbott lawyer and academic born in Boston, Massachusetts (1831-1896)
- parent of (child) Benjamin Vaughan Abbott author of the New York penal code (1830-1890)
- parent of (child) Edward Abbott American Congregationalist minister, Episcopalian priest, journalist, and author (1841-1908)
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parent of (father) Lyman Abbott American theologian, editor, author (1835–1922) - sibling of Gorham Dummer Abbott American clergyman, educator, author (1807-1874)
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sibling of John Stevens Cabot Abbott American historian, pastor, and author (1805-1877) - married to Harriet Vaughan 1 Sep 1809 - 29 Sep 1843
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