Abigail Phillips

From Genealogical and Personal History of Western Pennsylvania:

Judge Theophilus Phillips, son of Theophilus and Frances Phillips, was born in Maidenhead, about 1695, died there in 1762. He was burgess of Trenton under King George's charter, and judge of the Hunterdon county courts from 1723 to 1749. His first wife was Elizabeth Betts, and his second wife was her sister, Abigail Betts. The Betts family were from Newtown, Long Island, and were very prominent in the early history of Long Island.

His children were :

1. John,
2. William,
3. Richard,
4. Joseph,
5. Frances (who married Edmund Bainbridge), and
6. Keziah, who married Captain John Moore).

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the Betts family may be mentioned in: Genealogical and Personal Memorial of Mercer County, New Jersey, Volume 1

author: Francis Bazley Lee Lewis Publishing Company, 1907 - Mercer County (N.J.)... indeed: there are 8 references including Abigail:

From Genealogical and Personal History of Western Pennsylvania:

Judge Theophilus Phillips, son of Theophilus and Frances Phillips, was born in Maidenhead, about 1695, died there in 1762. He was burgess of Trenton under King George's charter, and judge of the Hunterdon county courts from 1723 to 1749. His first wife was Elizabeth Betts, and his second wife was her sister, Abigail Betts. The Betts family were from Newtown, Long Island, and were very prominent in the early history of Long Island.

His children were :

1. John,
2. William,
3. Richard,
4. Joseph,
5. Frances (who married Edmund Bainbridge), and
6. Keziah, who married Captain John Moore).