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Lydia Hacker

Birth6 Aug 1756 - Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
Death11 Apr 1839 - Portland, Cumberland, Maine, United States
MotherLydia Smith
FatherJeremiah HACKER

Born in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United States on 6 Aug 1756 to Jeremiah HACKER and Lydia Smith. Lydia Hacker married John Winslow and had 12 children. She passed away on 11 Apr 1839 in Portland, Cumberland, Maine, United States.

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Parents
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Jeremiah Hacker
1725 - 1801
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Lydia Smith
1728 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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John Winslow
1751 - 1829
Children Show all
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Jeremiah Winslow
1791 - 1845
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Nathan Winslow
1783 - 1861
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Hannah Winslow
1783 - 1869
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Isaac Winslow
1787 - 1869
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Isaiah H Winslow
1788 - 1834
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John Winslow
1803 - 1836
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Cynthia Winslow
1790 - 1866
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Lydia Hacker Winslow
1798 - 1889
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Maria Winslow
1800 - 1872
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Jeremiah Winslow
1781 - 1858
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Amy Winslow
1792 - 1816
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Sarah Winslow
1795 - 1882

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