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Maiden Name

Smith

Date of Birth

November 22, 1744

Who was her famously named Grandfather?

John Quincy

Who was her husband?

John Adams

Did her family approve of her husband? Why?

No--He was a middling county Lawyer

How was she related to her husband?

Third Cousin

How many children did she have?

5

What was the name of her stillborn daughter?

Susanna

What was the name of her 6th son that eventually became president?

John Quincy Adams

Why did she name her son John Quincy?

After her grandfather, who died two days after his birth.

What are the names of her children, in order?

Abigail " Nabby " Amelia Adams


John Quincy Adams


Susanna Adams


Charles Adams


Thomas Boylston Adams

What did she tell her husband to remember in her letter to him as President?

Remember the Women

Thoughts on slavery?

Abolitionist

Birthplace

Weymouth, Massachusetts Bay

Who was her father?

William Smith

Who was her mother?

Elizabeth Quincy

How many siblings did she have?

Three--She was the second of four children

Did she have a normal education? Why?

No--She was sick, so her parents homeshooled her and she read many books.

Where did she learn to manage and maintain property?

Her father--she was taught to work in fields and in the home alongside her siblings.

Her father, William, was the ordained minister of what church?

North Parish Congregational Church of Weymouth

What was the name of Abigail's tutor from late childhood that her sister ended up marrying?

Richard Cranch

Where did she and her husband first move in together?

Braintree

Why was her husband always away?

As a lawyer he would travel to courts in other cities

How do we know so much about her life?

Letters-- Abigail wrote to her family and her husband frequently

What did she think about sex roles and the roles of women?

Men and women should be reciprocal to one another, and women should be well educated and involved in management and politics.

Why did her husband move to France? Did she go with him?

Her husband was appointed as a commissioner to represent the US in France--She did not go, but her son John Quincy did. She didn't see them for four years.

After her husband returned from France the first time, he plunged into a new job. What was it?

He joined the Massechusetts Constitutional Convention and helped frame our first constitution.