| Abigail Adams | |
|---|---|
 The Beautiful Abigail Adams | |
| Vital statistics | |
| Title | Future Second First Lady |
| Gender | Female |
| Race | White |
| Faction | Boston Strong |
| Health | Good |
| Level | Family of Presidents |
| Age | 29 (1773) |
| Status | Well |
| Location | Quincy, Massachusetts |
Abigail Adams was an British-American-born women's rights activist, First Lady of the United States, wife of John Adams, and mother of president John Quincy Adams.
She urged her husband to "remember the ladies" when writing the nation's new laws and she opposed slavery.
While her husband was away for long periods of time on diplomatic missions and serving to form a new nation, she managed the family farm and raised four children. Her letters to her husband detailed life during the Revolution and the hardships she and colonists endured.
Personality[]
Abigail is a caring and thoughtful person, willing to sacrifice her time with her husband John for the revolution. Abigail Adams was John Adam's closest advisor.
Relationships[]
John Adams: John was Abigail's husband and friend, but when the revolution started he constantly was away from home. Although Abigail was willing to give up her husband, she was sad when he had to leave. The couple wrote letters to each other throughout the series to keep in touch. She believed him to be a "Brazen man" as she said to Sarah when she first met her.
Sarah Phillips: Sarah became one of Abigail's close friends during the series. Abigail cares for Sarah almost as much as she cares for her own children. Her care came to use when Sarah arrived to a smallpox-infected Boston, and Sarah goes through the inoculation for smallpox. They really had six kids but one died from cancer.
John Quincy Adams: Abigail cares for her son.
Trivia[]
Abigail Adams is voiced by Annette Bening.