Abigail Pettibone Phelps Strong was born on April 22, 1706 and died on Oct. 16, 1787 at age 80. She was first married to Lt. David Phelps. They are the parents of David, Elisha, and Noah Phelps. She married second Deacon David Strong.
Thanks to Jack Shackles for supplying the following information about Abigail...
A memorial plaque to Abigail Pettibone Phelps Strong is located in the Hop Meadow Cemetery, Simsbury, CT. It is dedicated by the Abigail Phelps Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, on their 110th anniversary. It is an honor worthy of posting here.
The plaque notes that Abigail and Lt. David Phelps are the parents of David, Elisha, and Noah Phelps. Their sons were distinguished officers who served in the American Revolution. The sons are buried in Hop Meadow Cemetery.
The plaque also notes that Abigail is buried with her second husband, Deacon David Stong, in Bolton, Ct.∼This is a cenotaph. She's buried at Bolton Cemetery with her second husband David Strong. See Findagrave Memorial #58904685.
A memorial plaque for Abigail Pettibone Phelps Strong was placed in the Hop Meadow Cemetery in Simsbury, Hartford Co., Connecticut. It was dedicated by the Abigail Phelps Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, on their 110th anniversary.
The plaque states that Abigail and Lt. David Phelps were the parents of three sons David, Elisha, and Noah Phelps who were distinguished officers who served in the American Revolution. The sons are buried in Hop Meadow Cemetery.
According to the plaque, Abigail is buried with her second husband, Deacon David Strong, in Bolton, Tolland Co., Connecticut.
All of Abigail's children were with Lt David Phelps:
David PHELPS 1732–1732 (d. in infancy)
Capt David PHELPS 1733–1811
Abigail PHELPS Griswold Case 1735–
Elisha PHELPS 1737–1776
Maj Gen Noah PHELPS Spy REV WAR 1740–1809
Rachel PHELPS Humphrey 1741–
Ruth PHELPS Case 1743–
Sarah PHELPS Hayden 1745–
Susannah PHELPS Nash 1748–
Lois PHELPS Hayden 1750–
Thanks to Jack Shackles for supplying the following information about Abigail...
A memorial plaque to Abigail Pettibone Phelps Strong is located in the Hop Meadow Cemetery, Simsbury, CT. It is dedicated by the Abigail Phelps Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, on their 110th anniversary. It is an honor worthy of posting here.
The plaque notes that Abigail and Lt. David Phelps are the parents of David, Elisha, and Noah Phelps. Their sons were distinguished officers who served in the American Revolution. The sons are buried in Hop Meadow Cemetery.
The plaque also notes that Abigail is buried with her second husband, Deacon David Stong, in Bolton, Ct.∼This is a cenotaph. She's buried at Bolton Cemetery with her second husband David Strong. See Findagrave Memorial #58904685.
A memorial plaque for Abigail Pettibone Phelps Strong was placed in the Hop Meadow Cemetery in Simsbury, Hartford Co., Connecticut. It was dedicated by the Abigail Phelps Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, on their 110th anniversary.
The plaque states that Abigail and Lt. David Phelps were the parents of three sons David, Elisha, and Noah Phelps who were distinguished officers who served in the American Revolution. The sons are buried in Hop Meadow Cemetery.
According to the plaque, Abigail is buried with her second husband, Deacon David Strong, in Bolton, Tolland Co., Connecticut.
All of Abigail's children were with Lt David Phelps:
David PHELPS 1732–1732 (d. in infancy)
Capt David PHELPS 1733–1811
Abigail PHELPS Griswold Case 1735–
Elisha PHELPS 1737–1776
Maj Gen Noah PHELPS Spy REV WAR 1740–1809
Rachel PHELPS Humphrey 1741–
Ruth PHELPS Case 1743–
Sarah PHELPS Hayden 1745–
Susannah PHELPS Nash 1748–
Lois PHELPS Hayden 1750–
Abigail Pettibone Phelps Strong was born on April 22, 1706 and died on Oct. 16, 1787 at age 80. She was first married to Lt. David Phelps. They are the parents of David, Elisha, and Noah Phelps. She married second Deacon David Strong.
Thanks to Jack Shackles for supplying the following information about Abigail...
A memorial plaque to Abigail Pettibone Phelps Strong is located in the Hop Meadow Cemetery, Simsbury, CT. It is dedicated by the Abigail Phelps Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, on their 110th anniversary. It is an honor worthy of posting here.
The plaque notes that Abigail and Lt. David Phelps are the parents of David, Elisha, and Noah Phelps. Their sons were distinguished officers who served in the American Revolution. The sons are buried in Hop Meadow Cemetery.
The plaque also notes that Abigail is buried with her second husband, Deacon David Stong, in Bolton, Ct.∼This is a cenotaph. She's buried at Bolton Cemetery with her second husband David Strong. See Findagrave Memorial #58904685.
A memorial plaque for Abigail Pettibone Phelps Strong was placed in the Hop Meadow Cemetery in Simsbury, Hartford Co., Connecticut. It was dedicated by the Abigail Phelps Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, on their 110th anniversary.
The plaque states that Abigail and Lt. David Phelps were the parents of three sons David, Elisha, and Noah Phelps who were distinguished officers who served in the American Revolution. The sons are buried in Hop Meadow Cemetery.
According to the plaque, Abigail is buried with her second husband, Deacon David Strong, in Bolton, Tolland Co., Connecticut.
All of Abigail's children were with Lt David Phelps:
David PHELPS 1732–1732 (d. in infancy)
Capt David PHELPS 1733–1811
Abigail PHELPS Griswold Case 1735–
Elisha PHELPS 1737–1776
Maj Gen Noah PHELPS Spy REV WAR 1740–1809
Rachel PHELPS Humphrey 1741–
Ruth PHELPS Case 1743–
Sarah PHELPS Hayden 1745–
Susannah PHELPS Nash 1748–
Lois PHELPS Hayden 1750–
Thanks to Jack Shackles for supplying the following information about Abigail...
A memorial plaque to Abigail Pettibone Phelps Strong is located in the Hop Meadow Cemetery, Simsbury, CT. It is dedicated by the Abigail Phelps Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, on their 110th anniversary. It is an honor worthy of posting here.
The plaque notes that Abigail and Lt. David Phelps are the parents of David, Elisha, and Noah Phelps. Their sons were distinguished officers who served in the American Revolution. The sons are buried in Hop Meadow Cemetery.
The plaque also notes that Abigail is buried with her second husband, Deacon David Stong, in Bolton, Ct.∼This is a cenotaph. She's buried at Bolton Cemetery with her second husband David Strong. See Findagrave Memorial #58904685.
A memorial plaque for Abigail Pettibone Phelps Strong was placed in the Hop Meadow Cemetery in Simsbury, Hartford Co., Connecticut. It was dedicated by the Abigail Phelps Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, on their 110th anniversary.
The plaque states that Abigail and Lt. David Phelps were the parents of three sons David, Elisha, and Noah Phelps who were distinguished officers who served in the American Revolution. The sons are buried in Hop Meadow Cemetery.
According to the plaque, Abigail is buried with her second husband, Deacon David Strong, in Bolton, Tolland Co., Connecticut.
All of Abigail's children were with Lt David Phelps:
David PHELPS 1732–1732 (d. in infancy)
Capt David PHELPS 1733–1811
Abigail PHELPS Griswold Case 1735–
Elisha PHELPS 1737–1776
Maj Gen Noah PHELPS Spy REV WAR 1740–1809
Rachel PHELPS Humphrey 1741–
Ruth PHELPS Case 1743–
Sarah PHELPS Hayden 1745–
Susannah PHELPS Nash 1748–
Lois PHELPS Hayden 1750–
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In Memory of Mrs. Abigail, wife of Deacon David Strong who died Oct. 16, 1787. Age 80.
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