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Lydia Bledsoe

Birth12 Nov 1839 - Mississippi, United States
Death31 May 1893 - Arkansas, United States
MotherPermelia GRIMES
FatherBenjamin Bledsoe

Born in Mississippi, United States on 12 Nov 1839 to Benjamin Bledsoe and Permelia GRIMES. Lydia Bledsoe married Benjamin Thomas Thomas and had 13 children. She passed away on 31 May 1893 in Arkansas, United States.

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Parents
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Benjamin Bledsoe
1796 - 1865
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Permelia Grimes
1799 - 1875
Spouse(s)
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Benjamin Thomas Thomas
1823 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Laura Eugenia Thomas
1861 - 1891
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Gertrude Thomas
1861 - 1920
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Sarah Pamelia Thomas
1857 - 1870
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Florence Lydia Thomas
1880 - Unknown
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Clara Lee Thomas
1875 - Unknown
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Laura F Thomas
1861 - 1891
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Julia Ann "Nannie" Thomas
1865 - 1950
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Lulu Thomas
1873 - 1948
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Newton R. Thomas
1867 - 1905
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Bettie Ella Thomas
1863 - 1888
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Benjamin F Thomas
1869 - 1911
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Howard M Thomas
1871 - 1900
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Ophelia Thomas
1877 - 1963

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