Lydia Hammond was born about 1849 to George and Susanna Hammond (? Hamman) in Iowa. She lived in Polk County, Iowa with her family in 1850 and 1860.
Lydia married John R. (or James) Webb on December 23, 1866 in Polk County, Iowa, and they had four children (George, Laura, Josephine and John) together. They lived in Jasper County, Missouri during 1870 and very early 1880. By June 1, 1880 Lydia was a widow living on farm with her children. John Webb's death and burial information is unknown.
She then married Simon Bolivar Hanna, Sr. on April 6, 1882 in Sarcoxie, Jasper County, Missouri (Missouri Marriage Records 1805-2002: "S.B.Hanna" and "Mrs. Lydia Webb"). He was 22 years her senior. There were no records of any children born to them.
Written Hanna family records (Chester Hanna of Kokomo, Indiana and Margaret Hanna of Oklahoma City, OK) list Lydia's death on January 29, 1894 in Carthage, Missouri (probably) but burial location is unknown.
Lydia married John R. (or James) Webb on December 23, 1866 in Polk County, Iowa, and they had four children (George, Laura, Josephine and John) together. They lived in Jasper County, Missouri during 1870 and very early 1880. By June 1, 1880 Lydia was a widow living on farm with her children. John Webb's death and burial information is unknown.
She then married Simon Bolivar Hanna, Sr. on April 6, 1882 in Sarcoxie, Jasper County, Missouri (Missouri Marriage Records 1805-2002: "S.B.Hanna" and "Mrs. Lydia Webb"). He was 22 years her senior. There were no records of any children born to them.
Written Hanna family records (Chester Hanna of Kokomo, Indiana and Margaret Hanna of Oklahoma City, OK) list Lydia's death on January 29, 1894 in Carthage, Missouri (probably) but burial location is unknown.
Lydia Hammond was born about 1849 to George and Susanna Hammond (? Hamman) in Iowa. She lived in Polk County, Iowa with her family in 1850 and 1860.
Lydia married John R. (or James) Webb on December 23, 1866 in Polk County, Iowa, and they had four children (George, Laura, Josephine and John) together. They lived in Jasper County, Missouri during 1870 and very early 1880. By June 1, 1880 Lydia was a widow living on farm with her children. John Webb's death and burial information is unknown.
She then married Simon Bolivar Hanna, Sr. on April 6, 1882 in Sarcoxie, Jasper County, Missouri (Missouri Marriage Records 1805-2002: "S.B.Hanna" and "Mrs. Lydia Webb"). He was 22 years her senior. There were no records of any children born to them.
Written Hanna family records (Chester Hanna of Kokomo, Indiana and Margaret Hanna of Oklahoma City, OK) list Lydia's death on January 29, 1894 in Carthage, Missouri (probably) but burial location is unknown.
Lydia married John R. (or James) Webb on December 23, 1866 in Polk County, Iowa, and they had four children (George, Laura, Josephine and John) together. They lived in Jasper County, Missouri during 1870 and very early 1880. By June 1, 1880 Lydia was a widow living on farm with her children. John Webb's death and burial information is unknown.
She then married Simon Bolivar Hanna, Sr. on April 6, 1882 in Sarcoxie, Jasper County, Missouri (Missouri Marriage Records 1805-2002: "S.B.Hanna" and "Mrs. Lydia Webb"). He was 22 years her senior. There were no records of any children born to them.
Written Hanna family records (Chester Hanna of Kokomo, Indiana and Margaret Hanna of Oklahoma City, OK) list Lydia's death on January 29, 1894 in Carthage, Missouri (probably) but burial location is unknown.
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