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Lydia Pickles

Birth10 Apr 1662 - Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusets, United States
Death1 Oct 1704 - Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusets, United States
MotherAlice Hatch
FatherJonas Pickles

Born in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusets, United States on 10 Apr 1662 to Jonas Pickles and Alice Hatch. Lydia Pickles married Samuel Stetson and had 12 children. She passed away on 1 Oct 1704 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusets, United States.

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Parents
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Jonas Pickles
1636 - 1664
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Alice Hatch
1636 - 1669
Spouse(s)
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Samuel Stetson
1646 - 1731
Children Show all
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Elizabeth Stetson
1682 - 1711
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Lydia Stetson
1683 - 1772
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Seth Stetson
1698 - 1777
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Patience Stetson
1687 - 1732
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Nathaniel Stetson
1700 - 1753
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Jonah Stetson
1691 - 1766
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Silas Stetson
1696 - 1772
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Samuel Stetson
1679 - 1727
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Deborah Stetson
1704 - 1733
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Mercy Stetson Pitcher
1692 - 1717
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John Stetson
1694 - 1787
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Rachael Stetson (Studson)
1717 - Unknown

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