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Abigail Adams Do not grieve, my friend, my dearest friend. I am ready to go. And John, it will not be long.
October 18, 1818
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Mrs. President Adams I hope and pray that I may fulfill the responsibilities of First Lady of this great country.
February 8, 1797
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Networks: First Ladies of America, Patriots, Housewives of America, Church Circle
Birthday:
November 11, 1774
Political:
Federalist
Religion:
Unitarian
Hometown:
Weymouth , Massachusetts
John Quincy Adams to Abigail Adams I did it Mum! I graduated from Harvard…Cannot wait to see you at the ceremony!
Summer 1787
Abigail Adams It’s capital to finally see my husband for the first time in 5 years! London is a delightful place!
August 7, 1784
John Adams to Abigail Adams I will try to recollect the words of my wife: Remember the Ladies.
March 31, 1776
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Abigail Adams Welcomed our first daughter Abigail Amelia Adams today.
July 14, 1765
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Abigail Adams So excited to officially be Mrs. Abigail Adams. <3
October 25, 1764
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Networks: First Ladies of America, Patriots, Housewives of America, Church Circle
Sex: Female
Birthday: November 11, 1774
Hometown: Weymouth, Massachusetts
Relationship Status: Married to John Adams
Political Views: Federalist
Religious Views: Unitarian
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Activities: Doing laundry, sewing, writing letters, tending to children, cooking, waiting for husband to return from travels, homemaking.
Interests:, Books, education, politics, travel, women’s rights, slavery, Massachusetts Colony General Court, the French language, the theater.
Experience: First Lady ( ),Massachusetts Colony General Court appointee (1775),
Political Views: Supporter of women’s rights, Anti- Slavery, Patriotism, the Revolution, the Federalist party.
Political/Historical Impact: First First Lady to hold a quasi-official government position. Greatly influenced John Adams’s political decisions and theories.
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Birthday:
November 11,1774
Political:
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Religion:
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Hometown:
Weymouth, Massachusetts
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Address: Braintree, MA: Adams residence
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