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Abigail Adams Smith (July 14, 1765 –
August 15, 1813),
nicknamed "
Nabby", was a
daughter of
Abigail and John Adams,
founding father and
second President...
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nabby in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Nabby may
refer to:
Evgeni Nabokov, aka
Nabby, a
professional ice
hockey player Abigail Adams Smith...
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their grown up
children Nabby, John Quincy, Charles, and
Thomas Boylston after returning to the
United States, but in
reality Nabby accompanied her mother...
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older brother John
Quincy had mild symptoms, but he and his
older sister Nabby were both very sick,
though both
recovered within w****s. At the age of nine...
- 1816) was a
United States representative from New York. He
married Abigail "
Nabby" Adams, the
daughter of
President John Adams, and so was a brother-in-law...
- marriage. In 12 years,
Abigail Adams gave
birth to six children:
Abigail ("
Nabby"; 1765–1813) John
Quincy (1767–1848)
Susanna (nicknamed "Suky") (1768–1770)...
- parents’
youngest surviving child, he
joined three older siblings:
Abigail (
Nabby), John Quincy, and Charles.
Thomas was
named for his
paternal great-great-grandfather...
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flour dust of a
miller at work): the
surname 'Adams' has the
nickname '
Nabby'.
There are
several other nicknames linked traditionally with a person's...
- they
lived until 1783. John and
Abigail had six children:
Abigail (known "
Nabby") in 1765, John
Quincy in 1767,
Susanna in 1768,
Charles in 1770, Thomas...
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Eliza P. Evans-Hansell (née, Estabrook; pen names, Esta Brook, Aunt
Nabby, Mrs.
Peleg Newsby, Mrs.
Abigail A. Evans;
August 27, 1836 –
March 20, 1922)...
