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Lydia Sisson

Birth8 Sep 1714 - Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
DeathOCT 1779 - Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
MotherMehitable Fish
FatherRichard Sisson

Born in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA on 8 Sep 1714 to Richard Sisson and Mehitable Fish. Lydia Sisson married Jonathan Soule and had 9 children. She passed away on OCT 1779 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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Richard Sisson
1682 - 1744
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Mehitable Fish
1684 - 1744
Spouse(s)
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Jonathan Soule
1710 - 1779
Children Show all
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James Soule
1742 - Unknown
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Jonathan Soule
1740 - Unknown
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Mary Sowle
1754 - 1798
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David Soule
1744 - Unknown
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Thankful Sowle
1747 - Unknown
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Joseph Soule
1738 - Unknown
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Henry Soule
1743 - Unknown
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David Soule
1744 - 1860
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Susanna Soule
1736 - 1818

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