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Abigail Lothrop Clark

Plymouth (Plimouth or Plimoth) is in Plymouth County, Massachusetts and was the site of the colony founded in 1620 by the Mayflower passengers.

Abigail Lothrop Clark was baptized in Barnstable on November 2, 1639. Her parents were John Lothrop and Ann Hammond. 

She married James Clark (or Clarke) on October 7, 1657. James was born about 1639 in Plymouth. His parents were Thomas Clark and Susanna Ring. Abigail's brother, Barnabas Lothrop married James' sister Susanna Clark. James was made freeman in 1670.

Abigail and James' children included:
Thomas Clark (1660),
Susanna Clark (1662),
Abigail Clark (1664),
Joanna Clark Holmes (1678, married Nathaniel Holmes, Jr. grandson of John Holmes, Sr.),
James Clark (1680) and
Bathsheba Clark Litchfield (1682, married Nicholas Litchfield).

James died March 10, 1702/03 in Plymouth and Abigail followed on January 8, 1722/23.
The children of John Lothrop
and Hannah Howse
  • Thomas Lothrop
  • Jane Lothrop Fuller
  • Anne Lothrop
  • John Lothrop
  • Barbara Lothrop Emerson
  • Samuel Lothrop
  • Thomas Lothrop
  • Captain Joseph Lothrop
  • Benjamin Lothrop
  • and Ann Hammond
  • the Honorable Barnabas Lothrop
  • Abigail Lothrop Clark
  • Bathsheba Lothrop Bale Marsh
  • Captain John Lothrop
  • Various spellings of Lothrop: Lathrop, Laythrop, Lothroppe, Lothropp, Lowthrop, Lowthropp
     

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