Lydia Winter

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name
Lydia Winter
aka
[Lydia Woodworth]
sex
female
access
public
summary
Wife of Lemuel Woodworth and probably the mother of Nancy (Woodworth) Fairchild. In 1806 she, her husband and her brother Matthew Winter, who had married Lemuel's sister Anna, came with their families from Scott's Patent and settled at East Jewett, Greene County, New York. Born in 1773, she died in 1845, the same year as her husband, and they share a stone.
born
date
1773
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-woodworth-1974-east-kill-valley]
note
From her gravestone, as the East Kill Valley Genealogy prints it.
died
date
1845
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-woodworth-1974-east-kill-valley]
note
From the gravestone she shares with her husband.
residences
date
1806
place
East Jewett, Greene County, New York
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-woodworth-1974-east-kill-valley]
note
Came from Scott's Patent with her husband and her brother Matthew Winter and settled at East Jewett.

Wife of Lemuel Woodworth and mother of Nancy (Woodworth) Fairchild. Their stone, as the East Kill Valley Genealogy prints it: "LEMUEL WOODWORTH b. 1778 d. 1845 / Lydia Winter, his wife, b. 1773 d. 1845 'They were lovely and pleasant in this life and in their death [they were not divided]'" (source).

Her brother Matthew Winter (born 21 August 1773, died 3 March 1844) married Lemuel's sister Anna Woodworth, and in 1806 the two couples "and their families, came from Scott's Patent, in Schoharie Co. or nearby in Albany Co. and settled in East Jewett." Matthew and Anna's daughter Sally, born 1801, "m. Edward Fairchild, son of Jonathan," so Sally and Lydia's daughter Nancy, who married Edward's brother Richard, were double first cousins. Her other brothers, by the same book, were Rogers, David and George; Beers's early list has "Matthew Winter 11" and "Rogers Winter 5" (source).

The Ancestry tree's "Lydia Hannah Winter ... of New London" has no source behind the middle name or the place, and neither is used.

Research: Notable connections of Frances Fairchild Holbrook: the Fairchild branch and the families that married in.

Open questions

  • Her parents. The East Kill Valley Genealogy: "Matthew was the son of Moses (?) Winter and brother of Lydia (IV 1), Rogers (XII 1), David, and George," the query mark its own.
  • Her birthplace, and her marriage. Her stone's birth year is the same as her brother Matthew's.
  1. ---
  2. name: Lydia Winter
  3. aka: [Lydia Woodworth]
  4. sex: female
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. Wife of Lemuel Woodworth and probably the mother of Nancy (Woodworth) Fairchild. In 1806 she, her
  8. husband and her brother Matthew Winter, who had married Lemuel's sister Anna, came with their
  9. families from Scott's Patent and settled at East Jewett, Greene County, New York. Born in 1773,
  10. she died in 1845, the same year as her husband, and they share a stone.
  11. born:
  12. date: "1773"
  13. basis: compiled
  14. confidence: probable
  15. sources: [book-woodworth-1974-east-kill-valley]
  16. note: From her gravestone, as the East Kill Valley Genealogy prints it.
  17. died:
  18. date: "1845"
  19. basis: compiled
  20. confidence: probable
  21. sources: [book-woodworth-1974-east-kill-valley]
  22. note: From the gravestone she shares with her husband.
  23. residences:
  24. - date: "1806"
  25. place: East Jewett, Greene County, New York
  26. basis: compiled
  27. confidence: probable
  28. sources: [book-woodworth-1974-east-kill-valley]
  29. note: "Came from Scott's Patent with her husband and her brother Matthew Winter and settled at East Jewett."
  30. ---
  32. Wife of Lemuel Woodworth and mother of Nancy (Woodworth) Fairchild. Their stone, as the East Kill Valley
  33. Genealogy prints it: "LEMUEL WOODWORTH b. 1778 d. 1845 / Lydia Winter, his wife, b. 1773 d. 1845 'They
  34. were lovely and pleasant in this life and in their death [they were not divided]'"
  35. ([source](/files/sources/book-woodworth-1974-east-kill-valley/)).
  37. Her brother Matthew Winter (born 21 August 1773, died 3 March 1844) married Lemuel's sister Anna
  38. Woodworth, and in 1806 the two couples "and their families, came from Scott's Patent, in Schoharie Co. or
  39. nearby in Albany Co. and settled in East Jewett." Matthew and Anna's daughter Sally, born 1801, "m. Edward
  40. Fairchild, son of Jonathan," so Sally and Lydia's daughter Nancy, who married Edward's brother Richard,
  41. were double first cousins. Her other brothers, by the same book, were Rogers, David and George; Beers's
  42. early list has "Matthew Winter 11" and "Rogers Winter 5" ([source](/files/sources/book-beers-1884-history-greene-county/)).
  44. The Ancestry tree's "Lydia Hannah Winter ... of New London" has no source behind the middle name or the
  45. place, and neither is used.
  47. Research: `research/mcmillan/Fairchild_Raymond_Woodworth.md`.
  49. ## Open questions
  51. - Her parents. The East Kill Valley Genealogy: "Matthew was the son of Moses (?) Winter and brother of
  52. Lydia (IV 1), Rogers (XII 1), David, and George," the query mark its own.
  53. - Her birthplace, and her marriage. Her stone's birth year is the same as her brother Matthew's.
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