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Lydia Weeks

Birth18 Aug 1763 - Cornwall, Litchfield Co., CT
Death21 Oct 1846 - Not Available
MotherLydia Dibble
FatherZephaniah Wix

Born in Cornwall, Litchfield Co., CT on 18 Aug 1763 to Zephaniah Wix and Lydia Dibble. Lydia Weeks married Isaac Beeman and had 10 children. She passed away on 21 Oct 1846.

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Parents
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Zephaniah Wix
1730 - 1777
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Lydia Dibble
1731 - 1784
Spouse(s)
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Isaac Beeman
1755 - 1840
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Isaac Beeman
1780 - 1876
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Delilah Beeman
1790 - 1853
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Abigail Beeman
1784 - Unknown
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Jacob Beeman
1780 - 1868
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Deborah Beeman
1782 - 1841
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Elizabeth Beeman
1785 - Unknown
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Isaac Beeman
1792 - Unknown
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Malinda Beeman
1797 - 1880
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Esther Beeman
1794 - 1895
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Alexis Beeman
1804 - 1856
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Hannah Beeman
1795 - Unknown

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