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Seth Lee

Birth25 Jul 1743 - Lyme, New London, Connecticut, USA
Death25 May 1792 - Lyme, Connecticut
MotherHepzibah Lee
FatherThomas 1714 1 Elisha Lee

Born in Lyme, New London, Connecticut, USA on 25 Jul 1743 to Thomas 1714 1 Elisha Lee and Hepzibah Lee. Seth Lee married Elizabeth "Betsey" Smith and had 10 children. He passed away on 25 May 1792 in Lyme, Connecticut.

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Parents
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Thomas 1714 1 Elisha Lee
1714 - 1747
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Hepzibah Lee
1710 - 1783
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth "Betsey" Smith
1748 - 1818
Children Show all
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Betsy Lee
1779 - 1840
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Hepzibah Lee
1772 - 1855
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Seth Lee
1777 - 1826
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Polly Lee
1786 - 1865
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Cate Lee
1788 - 1789
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Richard Lee
1783 - 1819
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Anne Lee
1791 - Unknown
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Nabby Lee
1781 - Unknown
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Betty Lee
1775 - Unknown
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Seth Lee
1769 - Unknown

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