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Lydia Hatch

BirthNov 1812 - Wells, Town of Wells, York County, Maine, USA
Death18 Aug 1900 - Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
MotherLydia Hall
FatherSayward Hobbs

Born in Wells, Town of Wells, York County, Maine, USA on Nov 1812 to Sayward Hobbs and Lydia Hall. Lydia Hatch married Solomon Littlefield and had 13 children. She passed away on 18 Aug 1900 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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Sayward Hobbs
1779 - 1842
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Lydia Hall
1786 - 1870
Spouse(s)
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Solomon Littlefield
1804 - 1878
Children Show all
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Horace Perry Littlefield
1836 - 1877
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James M Littlefield
1842 - 1861
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William G Littlefield
1835 - 1869
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Ruth G Littlefield
1841 - 1866
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Annie L Littlefield
1839 - 1863
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Emma L Littlefield
1854 - 1864
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Solomon Littlefield
1849 - 1888
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Edward E Littlefield
1859 - 1860
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Japhet Littlefield
1850 - 1860
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Olive E Littlefield
1851 - 1874
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Julietta M Littlefield
1847 - Unknown
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Armine W Littlefield
1838 - 1919
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Harriet G Littlefield
1844 - 1916

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