NOTE
Nothing indicates that John Lamb or Lydia or any of their family were in Springfield, MA. Lydia was from Marshfield (currently that is about 17.9 miles from Braintree). John from Braintree, MA, and Lydia from Marshfield, to have traveled to Springfield, MA to marry (currently about 101 miles from Braintree) and then to return to Braintree would have involved two long trips in those days. John resided in Braintree, MA before and after his marriage to Lydia and there most of his children, from two marriages, were born. Later John and Lydia moved to Stonington, CT, where at least one child was born and where his estate was probated. He would not have been the John Lamb who married in Springfield, MA.
LYDIA, WIFE OF JOHN LAMB
Admitted to Full Communion, First Church, Braintree, MA, 18 9th month 1688 Lydia wife of John Lamb ("NEHGR" Vol. 59, Pg 88)
John Lamb m 2nd about 1688 - Lydia, who as wife of John Lamb was admitted to the Braintree Church 18 Nov. 1688 from the church in Marshfield. She survived him. (Waldo C. Sprague Collection, Card 2970)
RESIDENCE OF LYDIA
We do not know when or where Lydia was born. The first record attributed to her is that on 18 Nov. (9th month old style calendar)1688, when Lydia Lamb was admitted to the Braintree Church from the church in Marshfield. She resided in Braintree, MA where her children were born 1690 - ca 1696. Her son, David, was baptized in April 1699 in CT. She was named in the 12 May 1703 will of her husband, John Lamb of Stonington, CT.
IDENTITY OF LYDIA
Marshfield, MA may be key to proving the identity of Lydia. Her maiden name is unknown.
What Lydia's maiden name? Who were her parents and/or siblings? Following the death of John Lamb on 10 Jan. 1703/4, what happened to Lydia? Did she remain in Stonington, CT? Did she remarry? When and where did she die? Where is she buried? Seek further information.
Nothing indicates that John Lamb or Lydia or any of their family were in Springfield, MA. Lydia was from Marshfield (currently that is about 17.9 miles from Braintree). John from Braintree, MA, and Lydia from Marshfield, to have traveled to Springfield, MA to marry (currently about 101 miles from Braintree) and then to return to Braintree would have involved two long trips in those days. John resided in Braintree, MA before and after his marriage to Lydia and there most of his children, from two marriages, were born. Later John and Lydia moved to Stonington, CT, where at least one child was born and where his estate was probated. He would not have been the John Lamb who married in Springfield, MA.
LYDIA, WIFE OF JOHN LAMB
Admitted to Full Communion, First Church, Braintree, MA, 18 9th month 1688 Lydia wife of John Lamb ("NEHGR" Vol. 59, Pg 88)
John Lamb m 2nd about 1688 - Lydia, who as wife of John Lamb was admitted to the Braintree Church 18 Nov. 1688 from the church in Marshfield. She survived him. (Waldo C. Sprague Collection, Card 2970)
RESIDENCE OF LYDIA
We do not know when or where Lydia was born. The first record attributed to her is that on 18 Nov. (9th month old style calendar)1688, when Lydia Lamb was admitted to the Braintree Church from the church in Marshfield. She resided in Braintree, MA where her children were born 1690 - ca 1696. Her son, David, was baptized in April 1699 in CT. She was named in the 12 May 1703 will of her husband, John Lamb of Stonington, CT.
IDENTITY OF LYDIA
Marshfield, MA may be key to proving the identity of Lydia. Her maiden name is unknown.
What Lydia's maiden name? Who were her parents and/or siblings? Following the death of John Lamb on 10 Jan. 1703/4, what happened to Lydia? Did she remain in Stonington, CT? Did she remarry? When and where did she die? Where is she buried? Seek further information.
NOTE
Nothing indicates that John Lamb or Lydia or any of their family were in Springfield, MA. Lydia was from Marshfield (currently that is about 17.9 miles from Braintree). John from Braintree, MA, and Lydia from Marshfield, to have traveled to Springfield, MA to marry (currently about 101 miles from Braintree) and then to return to Braintree would have involved two long trips in those days. John resided in Braintree, MA before and after his marriage to Lydia and there most of his children, from two marriages, were born. Later John and Lydia moved to Stonington, CT, where at least one child was born and where his estate was probated. He would not have been the John Lamb who married in Springfield, MA.
LYDIA, WIFE OF JOHN LAMB
Admitted to Full Communion, First Church, Braintree, MA, 18 9th month 1688 Lydia wife of John Lamb ("NEHGR" Vol. 59, Pg 88)
John Lamb m 2nd about 1688 - Lydia, who as wife of John Lamb was admitted to the Braintree Church 18 Nov. 1688 from the church in Marshfield. She survived him. (Waldo C. Sprague Collection, Card 2970)
RESIDENCE OF LYDIA
We do not know when or where Lydia was born. The first record attributed to her is that on 18 Nov. (9th month old style calendar)1688, when Lydia Lamb was admitted to the Braintree Church from the church in Marshfield. She resided in Braintree, MA where her children were born 1690 - ca 1696. Her son, David, was baptized in April 1699 in CT. She was named in the 12 May 1703 will of her husband, John Lamb of Stonington, CT.
IDENTITY OF LYDIA
Marshfield, MA may be key to proving the identity of Lydia. Her maiden name is unknown.
What Lydia's maiden name? Who were her parents and/or siblings? Following the death of John Lamb on 10 Jan. 1703/4, what happened to Lydia? Did she remain in Stonington, CT? Did she remarry? When and where did she die? Where is she buried? Seek further information.
Nothing indicates that John Lamb or Lydia or any of their family were in Springfield, MA. Lydia was from Marshfield (currently that is about 17.9 miles from Braintree). John from Braintree, MA, and Lydia from Marshfield, to have traveled to Springfield, MA to marry (currently about 101 miles from Braintree) and then to return to Braintree would have involved two long trips in those days. John resided in Braintree, MA before and after his marriage to Lydia and there most of his children, from two marriages, were born. Later John and Lydia moved to Stonington, CT, where at least one child was born and where his estate was probated. He would not have been the John Lamb who married in Springfield, MA.
LYDIA, WIFE OF JOHN LAMB
Admitted to Full Communion, First Church, Braintree, MA, 18 9th month 1688 Lydia wife of John Lamb ("NEHGR" Vol. 59, Pg 88)
John Lamb m 2nd about 1688 - Lydia, who as wife of John Lamb was admitted to the Braintree Church 18 Nov. 1688 from the church in Marshfield. She survived him. (Waldo C. Sprague Collection, Card 2970)
RESIDENCE OF LYDIA
We do not know when or where Lydia was born. The first record attributed to her is that on 18 Nov. (9th month old style calendar)1688, when Lydia Lamb was admitted to the Braintree Church from the church in Marshfield. She resided in Braintree, MA where her children were born 1690 - ca 1696. Her son, David, was baptized in April 1699 in CT. She was named in the 12 May 1703 will of her husband, John Lamb of Stonington, CT.
IDENTITY OF LYDIA
Marshfield, MA may be key to proving the identity of Lydia. Her maiden name is unknown.
What Lydia's maiden name? Who were her parents and/or siblings? Following the death of John Lamb on 10 Jan. 1703/4, what happened to Lydia? Did she remain in Stonington, CT? Did she remarry? When and where did she die? Where is she buried? Seek further information.
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