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Abigail's childhood
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Abigail Smith is born to William and Elizabeth Smith on November 22, 1744 at the parsonage in Weymouth, Massachusetts.
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This is the Timeline of the Life of Abigail Adams. From her date of birth to her date of Death, she was a remarkable woman. This is her story.
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Abigail Adams grew up near Boston, Mass. She was a very helpful child and she was willing and loved to learn.
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Abigail marries John Adams, a young lawyer from Braintree, Massachusetts.
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Abigail, John, and their children Nabby and John Quincy move from their home in Braintree to Boston.
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Five colonists are killed by British Soldiers during the Boston Massacre, John later agrees to represent the british soldiers.
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Abigail handles the farm in Braintree, while John goes to Philedelphia to serve as part of the First Continental Congress.
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The first battles of the American Revolution are fought in Lexington and Concord.
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From Braintree, Abigail and her son John Quincy watch the Battle of Bunker Hill
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Abigail takes her children: Nabby, John Quincy, Charles and Thomas to Boston to get Smallpox Inoculations.
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Abigail hears the Declaration of Independence read aloud from the Balcony of Boston Statehouse.
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John, accompanied by John Quincy and Charles, travel to Paris to negotiate a Peace Treaty with Great Britain.
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Abigail sells imported goods from Europe and China.
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The treaty of Paris, signed by John Adams, officially ends the American Revolution.
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Abigail and Nabby set sail for Europe where they will be reunited with John.
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Abigail sells goods imported from Europe and China.
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Nabby Adams is married to William Stephens Smith at their parent's home in London.
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John and Abigail return to the United States and move into a new home in Braintree, called Peacefield.
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George Washington is elected as the first U.S. President, and John Adams is elected as the first Vice President.
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Abigail and John move to Philedelphia, the new capital city.
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John Adams becomes the Second U.S. President.
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Abigail and John move into the New President's House (Now known as the White House) in the United States Capital.
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Abigail and John celebrate their 50th wedding Anniversary at their home Peacefield
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Abigail Adams Dies of Typhoid Fever
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John Adams Passes away during the presidency of John Quincy Adams. He and John Adams dies within hours of another revolutionary figure, Thomas Jefferson.