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facebook Abigail Adams is busy running the farm in Massachusetts while her husband, John, creates a new country. Wall Photos Flair Boxes Abigail S. Adams Logout View photos of Abigail (5) Send Abigail a message Poke message Wall Info Photos Boxes Write something… Share Information Networks: Boston; the Daughters of Liberty Birthday: November 11, 1744 Political Federalist Religion: Congregationalist Hometown: Weymouth, Massachusetts Friends Martha W. John Ben F. Dolle y John Q. Abigail Adams to John Adams. My Dearest Friend, how many letters do you think we have written to one another over the years? Isn’t it amazing to think of how many people will study them some day? June 20, 1770. Thomas John Quincy Adams to Abigail Adams Mother, I’m so grateful you agreed to let me come to Paris with Father. I am learning so much that might help me some day, if I go into to politics like Father. January 5, 1778 Martha Washington to Abigail Adams We are suffering with our husbands during these dangerous days. The conditions here in Valley Forge are quite severe for the General and his men. November 15, 1777 Abigail Adams is moving to Philadelphia, PA, where her husband is about to become the second president of the United States. The White House in Washington hasn’t been built yet. March 15, 1797. Abigail Adams is making her own cloth! Like her other friends in the Daughters of Liberty, she is boycotting items from England! February 26, 1776. Abigail Adams to John Adams I keep hoping that you will tell me that independence has been declared, and you are designing a new government. When you do, I hope you and your friends will remember the rights of the ladies better than the English ever did. March 31, 1776
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Abigail Adams is busy running the farm in Massachusetts while her husband, John, creates a new country.
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Networks:Boston; the Daughters of LibertyBirthday: November 11, 1744Political FederalistReligion:CongregationalistHometown:Weymouth, Massachusetts
Friends
Martha W. John
Ben F.
Dolley John Q.
Abigail Adams to John Adams. My Dearest Friend, how many letters do you think we have written to one another over the years? Isn’t it amazing to think of how many people will study them some day? June 20, 1770.
Thomas
John Quincy Adams to Abigail Adams Mother, I’m so grateful you agreed to let me come to Paris with Father. I am learning so much that might help me some day, if I go into to politics like Father. January 5, 1778
Martha Washington to Abigail Adams We are suffering with our husbands during these dangerous days. The conditions here in Valley Forge are quite severe for the General and his men. November 15, 1777
Abigail Adams is moving to Philadelphia, PA, where her husband is about to become the second president of the United States. The White House in Washington hasn’t been built yet. March 15, 1797.
Abigail Adams is making her own cloth! Like her other friends in the Daughters of Liberty, she is boycotting items from England! February 26, 1776.
Abigail Adams to John Adams I keep hoping that you will tell me that independence has been declared, and you are designing a new government. When you do, I hope you and your friends will remember the rights of the ladies better than the English ever did. March 31, 1776
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Abigail Adams is preparing to move into the White House! Her husband has been elected the second president of the United States.
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Networks:Boston; Daughters of LibertyBirthday:November 11, 1744Political:FederalistReligion:CongregationalistHometown:Weymouth, Massachusetts
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Birthday November 11, 1744Family: Married to John Adams; 3 sons; 2 daughtersOccupation Wife; mother, farm managerState: MassachusettsPolitical Views FederalistRole in the War Daughter of Liberty; Political advisor
Activities: Taking care of the farm. Raising four children, including a future president!
Interests: Politics, Exchanging letters with famous friends.
Favorite Music: Yankee Doodle, Hail to the Chief
Favorite Movies: The Patriot, Liberty!, The American President
Favorite TV Shows: Anything on C-SPAN, Liberty’s Kids, Jeopardy
Favorite Books: 1776, John Adams, Johnny Tremain, Miracle at Philadelphia
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Address: 135 Adams Street, Quincy, MA, 02169-1749
Phone Number: 617-773-1777
Email: [email protected]
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Abigail Adams saw fighting between the Patriots and the British very near her house.
