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Benjamin ABIT, son of James, b. 169_ or 170_ at Newtown, LI; d. 1746/7 in Makefield Twp, Bucks Co., PA, marriaged 172_ to Hannah Burroughs, daughter of John Burroughs, 3rd, b. abt 170_; d. 174_.

He lived in Huntington ** until 1737, when he moved to Makefield Twp, after deeding to his father the property in Huntington where the latter was living.

(Hunt. L.R. 2:763,765; Bucks Co. Wills 2:77; Bucks Co. Deeds 8:95)

** Long Island

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