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Lydia Jay

Birth3 Dec 1761 - Bush River, Newberry, South Carolina
Death25 Dec 1815 - Clinton, Warren, Ohio, USA
MotherMary Elizabeth "ANN" Vestal "Jay" "Revolution"
FatherWilliam Jay

Born in Bush River, Newberry, South Carolina on 3 Dec 1761 to William Jay and Mary Elizabeth "ANN" Vestal "Jay" "Revolution". Lydia Jay married James W Mills and had 12 children. She passed away on 25 Dec 1815 in Clinton, Warren, Ohio, USA.

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Parents
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William Jay
1720 - 1773
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Mary Elizabeth "Ann" Vestal "Jay" "Revolution"
1722 - 1818
Spouse(s)
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James W Mills
1756 - 1818
Children Show all
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Isaac Mills
1786 - 1860
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James Mills
1789 - 1869
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Abijah Mills
1801 - 1868
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Aaron Mills
1806 - 1863
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Sarah Mills
1791 - 1814
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Curtis Mills
1795 - 1859
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John Mills
1783 - 1859
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William Mills
1784 - 1859
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Elisha Elija Mills
1803 - 1828
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David Mills
Unknown - 1850
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Elizabeth Mills
Unknown - Unknown
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Rachel Mills
1805 - 1849

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