Noah married Anne MARSHALL on 23 May 1729 in Norwich, New London, CT. Anne was born on 16 Aug 1711 in Norwich, New London, CT; died on 30 Apr 1801 in Franklin, New London, CT. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Buried:
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Sergt. married Mary MILLER on 25 Jun 1701 in Norwich, New London, CT. Mary (daughter of George MILLER) was born in 1687 in New London Co., CT; died after 17 Aug 1731. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Birth:
This birthdate seems unlikely, it would make her a widow before the age of 14. Remarrying at the age of 14 to a 55 year old man.

Robert married Joanna UNKNOWN. Joanna was born about 1610 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA; died after 1682 in Norwich, New London, CT; was buried after 1682 in Old Burying Ground, Norwich, New London, CT. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Joanna Abell
• Name: Joanna Hyde

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: New London, New London, CT

Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: 8 Sep 1630
• Probate: 7 Feb 1631

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Note:
From The Abell Family in America by Horace and Lewis Abell:
"Some records mentioned a James Abell, marrying Sarah Bowen, Dec 27, 1686 but this appears to be incorrect. The original vital records of Rehoboth state that Sarah Bowen married Preserved Abell, Dec. 27 1686. The vital and probate records and register of deeds do not list any individual by the name of James Abell. No record has been found that shows the name of this child. It is quite probable that a connection with the Maryland-Virginia-Kentucky families may be established through this child."

George married Frances COTTON. Frances (daughter of Richard COTTON and Mary MAINWARING) was born in 1573. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Note:
There is apparently some confusion regarding the mother of Frances Cotton. Below is a note from an Abell family genealogist.
"
The solution to the problem was presented by Thompson in his "The Genealogist" article. It is basically an argument by elimintation. I am a little fuzzy on the details (its been years), but if I recall correctly, the children of the firstwife were named in the will of her father, and the children of the third wife were named in her own will. Frances is named in neither of these, and thus is presumed to be daughter of the second wife, Mary Mainwaring. It is solid work."