First wife of Rev. Abijah Peck, she lived 53 years.
Her granddaughter Lucia M Higbie Durfee 1832-1905 (via Abigail Peck Higbie and her son Nathan Higbie) was the wife of Elias Hicks Durfee 1828-1874 partner of Col. Campbell K Peck for whom Fort Peck, Montana was named. Peck was 3 years younger and married Lucia's sister 4 years later according to her Findagrave entry. Another source gives the Fort Peck name as C H Peck of Iowa 1831??
Her granddaughter Lucia M Higbie Durfee 1832-1905 (via Abigail Peck Higbie and her son Nathan Higbie) was the wife of Elias Hicks Durfee 1828-1874 partner of Col. Campbell K Peck for whom Fort Peck, Montana was named. Peck was 3 years younger and married Lucia's sister 4 years later according to her Findagrave entry. Another source gives the Fort Peck name as C H Peck of Iowa 1831??
First wife of Rev. Abijah Peck, she lived 53 years.
Her granddaughter Lucia M Higbie Durfee 1832-1905 (via Abigail Peck Higbie and her son Nathan Higbie) was the wife of Elias Hicks Durfee 1828-1874 partner of Col. Campbell K Peck for whom Fort Peck, Montana was named. Peck was 3 years younger and married Lucia's sister 4 years later according to her Findagrave entry. Another source gives the Fort Peck name as C H Peck of Iowa 1831??
Her granddaughter Lucia M Higbie Durfee 1832-1905 (via Abigail Peck Higbie and her son Nathan Higbie) was the wife of Elias Hicks Durfee 1828-1874 partner of Col. Campbell K Peck for whom Fort Peck, Montana was named. Peck was 3 years younger and married Lucia's sister 4 years later according to her Findagrave entry. Another source gives the Fort Peck name as C H Peck of Iowa 1831??
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