Lydia was the daughter of William Wine & Rachel Staats. (Married on 05 Jan 1832 in Guernsey Co, Ohio) Lydia married William Hobbs on 18 Nov 1858 in Sac City, Sac County, Iowa.
Lydia's father (William Wine) was born 31 Jan 1812 Guernsey Co, Ohio & died 10 Feb 1862 Placerville, El Dorado, California. While William was in California by himself a letter arrived in Iowa from a man who identified himself as Williams partner with the information that William had died 10 Feb 1862 and that he, the partner, had paid all claims and their was nothing left. There has been speculation that William may have met with foul play.
Lydia's father (William Wine) was born 31 Jan 1812 Guernsey Co, Ohio & died 10 Feb 1862 Placerville, El Dorado, California. While William was in California by himself a letter arrived in Iowa from a man who identified himself as Williams partner with the information that William had died 10 Feb 1862 and that he, the partner, had paid all claims and their was nothing left. There has been speculation that William may have met with foul play.
Lydia was the daughter of William Wine & Rachel Staats. (Married on 05 Jan 1832 in Guernsey Co, Ohio) Lydia married William Hobbs on 18 Nov 1858 in Sac City, Sac County, Iowa.
Lydia's father (William Wine) was born 31 Jan 1812 Guernsey Co, Ohio & died 10 Feb 1862 Placerville, El Dorado, California. While William was in California by himself a letter arrived in Iowa from a man who identified himself as Williams partner with the information that William had died 10 Feb 1862 and that he, the partner, had paid all claims and their was nothing left. There has been speculation that William may have met with foul play.
Lydia's father (William Wine) was born 31 Jan 1812 Guernsey Co, Ohio & died 10 Feb 1862 Placerville, El Dorado, California. While William was in California by himself a letter arrived in Iowa from a man who identified himself as Williams partner with the information that William had died 10 Feb 1862 and that he, the partner, had paid all claims and their was nothing left. There has been speculation that William may have met with foul play.
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