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Lydia Schoonmaker

Birth11 May 1729 - Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, USA
Death1809 - Ulster County, New York, USA
MotherEva Swartwout
FatherFREDERICK Schoonmaker

Born in Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, USA on 11 May 1729 to FREDERICK Schoonmaker and Eva Swartwout. Lydia Schoonmaker married Benjamin Hasbrouck and had 10 children. She passed away on 1809 in Ulster County, New York, USA.

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Parents
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Frederick Schoonmaker
1692 - 1778
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Eva Swartwout
1694 - 1775
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Benjamin Hasbrouck
1719 - 1797
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Eva Hasbrouck
1753 - 1812
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Elsie Hasbrouck
1756 - 1832
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Cornelius Benjamin Hasbrouck
1769 - 1841
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Maria Hasbrouck
1761 - 1807
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Joseph B Hasbrouck
1774 - 1851
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Sarah Hasbrouck
1764 - Unknown
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Benjamin B. Hasbrouck
1766 - 1840
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Catharine Hasbrouck
1752 - 1807
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Catrina Hasbrouck
1759 - 1851
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Joseph Hasbrouck
1752 - 1807

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