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Abigial Adams was the second first lady of United States. She was married to America's first vice-president and second president John Adams.
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Who formed the Committee of Correspondence?
Samuel Adams cretated the committee of correspondence so the colonists can get inform of the british actions.
Which presidents last name is Adams?
John Quincy Adams
Who is on the Samuel Adams beer bottle?
Samuel James Adams
Adams appoints judges effects.?
Adams appoints judges
What is Samuel Adams' favorite food?
moms
Where was abigial Adams born?
Weymouth, Massachusetts
Why is abigial Adams famous?
She was married to John Adams and was the second first lady of the U.S.A.
Where did John Adams marry Abigial Adams?
John Adams and Abigail Smith were married in her parents' home in Weymouth Massachusetts.
What were the names of John and Abigial Adams daughters?
Abigail, Susanna and Elizabeth
What school did Abigial Adams kids go to?
they were homeschooled by abigail herself
Who wrote letters to your husband and was a sharp observer of the political scene?
Abigail Adams. John adams' wife.
Where did abigial Adams Live?
She grew up in Weymouth, Massachusetts. After she married John Adams, she lived with him in Quincy, Massachusetts.
When did John Adams marry abigial Adams?
John Adams and Abigail Smith were married on October 25, 1764. Abigail's father, Reverend Smith, officiated in the ceremony.
What are Abigial Adams's famous words?
"Don't forget the women." This was spoken to John Adams before he went to the Constitutional Convention. As expected he promptly forgot about the women.
Who was one of Abigial Adams closest friends and also a playwright and historian of the American revolution?
i am her closest freind ok shes turnin in her grave
What was abigial Adam's education?
reading and writng
What are the nick names abigial Adams had?
I know that John often referred to her as "child", which although it sounds like a demeaning nickname it was more of an affectionate one which simply affirmed the fact that Abigail, by 18th cent. law, was legally under John's authority and protection.
