Hannah Jennings, widow Abbe

Second [third] Husband Johnathan Jennings. Married Nov. 16, 1703 to Johnathan Jennings of Windham.

"On June 16, 1710, Hannah, relict of John Abbe, deceased, divided property to Mary, Abigail, Obadiah, and five children under age. (Windham Deeds, Liber D.) One of the provisions was moved by the love and affection I bore to my beautifull daughter, Mary Abbe."

origins

https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:Hannah_Killam_(1)_

Torrey, Clarence Almon. New England Marriages Prior to 1700. (1963), page 1. 'ABBEY, John2 (-1700) & 2/wf Hannah [KILLAM?] GOLDSMITH?, wid, m/3 Jonathan JENNINGS; b 1683?; Wenham/Windham, CT'

Torrey is uncertain of her name, but suggests that her maiden name was Killam and her previous married name Goldsmith. Many have identified her with Hannah Goldsmith, daughter of Richard Goldsmith, born in Wenham 5 Mar 1657, but she was a widow with children when she married John Abbe.

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From http://www.jackson-flint.org/Pedigree/jackson/aqwg18.htm

JONATHAN JENNINGS(possible father of Jonathan), born 1653 in Saybrook, Conn., probably son of Nicholas and Mary (Bedford) Jennings and grandson of John Jennings, original proprietor of Hartford, Conn., In 1639 Nicholas Jennings came in "Francis" from Ipswich, England in 1634, age 22. In 1639-40 the town of Hartford, Conn. voted "that Nicholas Jennings come unto the towne in a certain tyme lymited and to take up his habitation heer, or else his lotts to return unto the townes handes, paying him for the worth of the labour done upon it". He left Hartford between 1650 and 1660. In the administration of his estate 16 Oct. 1673 he is called "sometime of Saybrook". All evidence seen leads to the assumption that he was the father of Jonathan Jennings.
Jonathan was of Lebanon Conn. when he married Susannah Wade, daughter of Robert and Susannah Wade, He was an original proprietor of Windham, Conn. and died there 27 June 1733. Susannah died in 1700 and he md (2) Hannah Abbe and (3) Elizabeth Woodward.