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Lydia Walker

Birth27 Dec 1753 - Weston, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States of America
Death23 May 1796 - Sterling, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
MotherThankful Garfield
FatherJohn Jr. Walker

Born in Weston, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States of America on 27 Dec 1753 to John Jr. Walker and Thankful Garfield. Lydia Walker married Samuel Conant and had 7 children. She passed away on 23 May 1796 in Sterling, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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John Jr. Walker
1703 - 1783
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Thankful Garfield
1713 - 1755
Spouse(s)
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Samuel Conant
1750 - 1808
Children Show all
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Sally Conant
1785 - 1837
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Jacob Conant
1783 - 1839
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Samuel Conant
1790 - 1855
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Polly Conant
1787 - 1814
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Nathan Conant
1777 - 1850
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John Conant
1795 - 1798
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Lydia Conant
1788 - 1826

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