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Lydia <I>Lowrey</I> Hoyt

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Lydia Lowrey Hoyt

Birth
Wills, Johnson County, Tennessee, USA
Death
10 Jul 1862 (aged 58–59)
Park Hill, Cherokee County, Oklahoma, USA
Burial
Park Hill, Cherokee County, Oklahoma, USA
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Born in the Cherokee Nation. Devoted her career to translating church works, hymnals into the Cherokee syllabary for printing on the Mission presses. Married to Dr.Milo Hoyt,parents of Dollie Eunice(Chamberlin); Nancy Ann(Balentine); Esther S.(James Ward); Lucy Lowrey(Keys); Hindman Booth Hoyt; Sarah(Hunter); and Milo Ard Hoyt. Dau. of Maj.George & Lucy [Benge-Cherokee Nation] Lowrey, Jr.,
Born in the Cherokee Nation. Devoted her career to translating church works, hymnals into the Cherokee syllabary for printing on the Mission presses. Married to Dr.Milo Hoyt,parents of Dollie Eunice(Chamberlin); Nancy Ann(Balentine); Esther S.(James Ward); Lucy Lowrey(Keys); Hindman Booth Hoyt; Sarah(Hunter); and Milo Ard Hoyt. Dau. of Maj.George & Lucy [Benge-Cherokee Nation] Lowrey, Jr.,

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