Abigail Stoneman

Abigail Stoneman

First marriage

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==First marriage==
==First marriage==
Abigail acquired the surname Stoneman from her first marriage, likely to Samuel Stoneman, a lieutenant of the Rhode Island regiment who fought in the [[French and Indiana War]] between 1757 and 1760. He became an adjutant during that war against [[Crown Point, New York|Crown Point]] and Canada.{{sfn|James|1971|p=390}} Her husband is believed to have died by 1760.{{sfn|James|1971|p=390}}
Abigail acquired the surname Stoneman from her first marriage, likely to Samuel Stoneman, a lieutenant of the Rhode Island regiment who fought in the [[French and Indian War]] between 1757 and 1760. He became an adjutant during that war against [[Crown Point, New York|Crown Point]] and Canada.{{sfn|James|1971|p=390}} Her husband is believed to have died by 1760.{{sfn|James|1971|p=390}}


Stoneman had several sons{{sfn|Hartigan-O'Connor|2009|p=1}} and two daughters when she established her business in Boston (1770). She also had at least two enslaved people at that time.
Stoneman had several sons{{sfn|Hartigan-O'Connor|2009|p=1}} and two daughters when she established her business in Boston (1770). She also had at least two enslaved people at that time.