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Lydia Everett

Birth26 Jul 1816 - March, Cambridge, England
Death16 May 1892 - Glasco, Cloud, Kansas, United States
MotherHannah Bambridge
FatherJohn Everett

Born in March, Cambridge, England on 26 Jul 1816 to John Everett and Hannah Bambridge. Lydia Everett married Samuel Dickerson and had 13 children. She passed away on 16 May 1892 in Glasco, Cloud, Kansas, United States.

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Parents
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John Everett
1794 - 1870
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Hannah Bambridge
1796 - 1888
Spouse(s)
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Samuel Dickerson
1813 - 1893
Children Show all
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Maria Dickerson
1839 - Unknown
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Everett Dickerson
1852 - 1929
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George Dickerson
1858 - 1943
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Samuel Dickerson
1851 - 1919
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John Dickerson
1838 - 1915
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Hannah Dickerson
1842 - 1862
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Charles Dickerson
1844 - 1928
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Mary Dickerson
1859 - 1934
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William Dickerson
1846 - 1895
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Agnes Ann Dickerson
1863 - 1898
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Eliza Dickerson
1854 - 1856
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Mary Dickerson
1848 - 1853
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William Dickerson
1840 - 1842

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