Abigail Dimmock

Plymouth Massachusetts to Windham Connecticutt migration.

Her Snow family pedigree can be traced back to Pilgrims Nicholas Snow and his wife, Mayflower passenger, Constance (Hopkins) Snow, who settled New England's Plymouth colony in the 1620s.[1]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massachusetts_Bay_Colony

↑ http://hartgen.renderplus.com/htm/hopkins_2.htm

AAD Vol 1, pp 30

Settled in Mansfield, Conn.

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Doane-331

Abigail Doane was born about 1682 in Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts to Daniel Doane and Constance Snow. Her siblings are: Ruth Doane [half], Daniel Doane, Constant Doane, Joseph Doane, Constance (Doane) Shaw, Israel Doane, Rebecca (Doane) Merrick [half], Nathaniel Doane and Hepzibah Doane [half]. She married Timothy Dimmock on 17 Mar 1703 in Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts. Her children are: Timothy Dimmock, John Dimmock, Shubael Dimmock, Daniel Dimmock, Israel Dimmock and Ebenezer Dimmock. Died [date unknown] [location unknown]

Doane-331 created 20 Aug 2011 | Last modified 26 Nov 2014

Biography

Abigail Doane was a daughter of Dr. Daniel Doane by his first wife, said by her nephew, Harwich town historian, to have been Constance Snow, daughter of Constance and Nicholas Snow, who were the Doane's neighbors in Eastham, Massachusetts.[1]However, as no official documentary proof of Constance's marriage to Daniel Doane exists, and the only existiing contemporary record is Josiah Paine's unofficial notebook, now in the Eastham Public Library, listing Constance Snow as Abigail Doane's mother must be marked:

"UNPROVEN." [2]

Sources

↑ http://hartgen.renderplus.com/htm/hopkins_2.htm discusses the genealogical controversy in depth. ↑ Added by Chet Snow, October 21, 2014. See Also:

Alfred Alder Doane, The Doane Family, (A. A. Doane, Boston, Mass., 1902) pg. 30 Marriage - The Mayflower Descendants, Vol. 9, page 10.