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Lucina A. “Luany” Hoard Strong

Birth
New York, USA
Death
unknown
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Lucina was a daughter of James and Hannah Wilbore Hoard. Some sources list her born in 1786 in Holland Purchase, New York. (The Holland Purchase, organized by 6 Netherlands banking firms, was in 1792-3 of more than 3 million acres, from Lake Ontario to PA. It excluded a strip along the Niagara River and 6 Indian reservations. The purchase eventually formed 4 counties and parts of 4 others. There is an historical marker near Corfu, Genesee County, NY about the Holland Purchase.)

She married John Strong, in 1819, at Holland Purchase, New York.
They had 5, possibly 7, children:
Reuben William Strong
Lydia "Lidda" Strong
Simeon Strong, aka Joseph Simeon
John Strong, Jr.
Daniel Strong
Hannah Strong ?
Phoebe "Feba" Strong?

Lucina was still living in Feb 1850, as she was listed in per husband's will. She was not mentioned in his will change of July 1862. It was probated July 31, 1865.
Lucina was a daughter of James and Hannah Wilbore Hoard. Some sources list her born in 1786 in Holland Purchase, New York. (The Holland Purchase, organized by 6 Netherlands banking firms, was in 1792-3 of more than 3 million acres, from Lake Ontario to PA. It excluded a strip along the Niagara River and 6 Indian reservations. The purchase eventually formed 4 counties and parts of 4 others. There is an historical marker near Corfu, Genesee County, NY about the Holland Purchase.)

She married John Strong, in 1819, at Holland Purchase, New York.
They had 5, possibly 7, children:
Reuben William Strong
Lydia "Lidda" Strong
Simeon Strong, aka Joseph Simeon
John Strong, Jr.
Daniel Strong
Hannah Strong ?
Phoebe "Feba" Strong?

Lucina was still living in Feb 1850, as she was listed in per husband's will. She was not mentioned in his will change of July 1862. It was probated July 31, 1865.


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