Lydia Ackley, dau. of Nicholas Ackley and Hannah Ford, b. circa 1677 probably in Haddam, Conn. She d. at East Haddam, Conn. on Apr. 17, 1755. Like her first husband, it is possible she is interred at the old Cove Burying Ground at East Haddam represented by an undated field stone with the initials "L.H."
Lydia was twice married. By 1694 she m. 1) probably in Haddam, Conn., Ens. Thomas Robinson, the orphaned son of Isaac Robinson, Jr. by his unnamed wife, and gr.son of the immigrant Isaac Robinson, Sr. of Scituate, Barnstable and Tisbury, Mass. Thomas died at East Haddam on Oct. 20, 1725. By this marriage one child was born, daughter Mary, at East Haddam on Aug. 23, 1695.
Lydia m. 2) at East Haddam, Conn. on Sept. 6, 1733, the widower Jonathan Hinckley. There were no children of this second marriage.
An expanded bio, including what the memorialist believes to be the firm identity of Lydia's second husband, will be added later followed completion of the necessary research.
Revised and edited 11/17/2016
Lydia was twice married. By 1694 she m. 1) probably in Haddam, Conn., Ens. Thomas Robinson, the orphaned son of Isaac Robinson, Jr. by his unnamed wife, and gr.son of the immigrant Isaac Robinson, Sr. of Scituate, Barnstable and Tisbury, Mass. Thomas died at East Haddam on Oct. 20, 1725. By this marriage one child was born, daughter Mary, at East Haddam on Aug. 23, 1695.
Lydia m. 2) at East Haddam, Conn. on Sept. 6, 1733, the widower Jonathan Hinckley. There were no children of this second marriage.
An expanded bio, including what the memorialist believes to be the firm identity of Lydia's second husband, will be added later followed completion of the necessary research.
Revised and edited 11/17/2016
Lydia Ackley, dau. of Nicholas Ackley and Hannah Ford, b. circa 1677 probably in Haddam, Conn. She d. at East Haddam, Conn. on Apr. 17, 1755. Like her first husband, it is possible she is interred at the old Cove Burying Ground at East Haddam represented by an undated field stone with the initials "L.H."
Lydia was twice married. By 1694 she m. 1) probably in Haddam, Conn., Ens. Thomas Robinson, the orphaned son of Isaac Robinson, Jr. by his unnamed wife, and gr.son of the immigrant Isaac Robinson, Sr. of Scituate, Barnstable and Tisbury, Mass. Thomas died at East Haddam on Oct. 20, 1725. By this marriage one child was born, daughter Mary, at East Haddam on Aug. 23, 1695.
Lydia m. 2) at East Haddam, Conn. on Sept. 6, 1733, the widower Jonathan Hinckley. There were no children of this second marriage.
An expanded bio, including what the memorialist believes to be the firm identity of Lydia's second husband, will be added later followed completion of the necessary research.
Revised and edited 11/17/2016
Lydia was twice married. By 1694 she m. 1) probably in Haddam, Conn., Ens. Thomas Robinson, the orphaned son of Isaac Robinson, Jr. by his unnamed wife, and gr.son of the immigrant Isaac Robinson, Sr. of Scituate, Barnstable and Tisbury, Mass. Thomas died at East Haddam on Oct. 20, 1725. By this marriage one child was born, daughter Mary, at East Haddam on Aug. 23, 1695.
Lydia m. 2) at East Haddam, Conn. on Sept. 6, 1733, the widower Jonathan Hinckley. There were no children of this second marriage.
An expanded bio, including what the memorialist believes to be the firm identity of Lydia's second husband, will be added later followed completion of the necessary research.
Revised and edited 11/17/2016
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