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Lydia Smith

Birth16 Feb 1764 - Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
Death17 May 1846 - Geneva, Ashtabula, Ohio, United States
MotherMary Potter
FatherDavid Smith

Born in Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, United States on 16 Feb 1764 to David Smith and Mary Potter. Lydia Smith had 10 children. She passed away on 17 May 1846 in Geneva, Ashtabula, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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David Smith
1721 - 1817
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Mary Potter
1724 - 1804
Children Show all
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Harvey Russell Gaylord
1805 - 1883
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Margaret Gaylord
1791 - 1860
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Elihu Smith Gaylord
1785 - 1854
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David Lewis Gaylord
1808 - 1856
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Fanny Gaylord
1783 - 1799
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Mamre Gaylord
1796 - 1799
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Abigail Gaylord
1788 - 1860
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Mary Potter Polly Gaylord
1788 - 1884
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Darius Curtis Gaylord
1801 - 1848
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Levi Gaylord
1793 - 1876

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