She married Jabez Stratton, son of Jabez and Lucy (Wooley) Stratton, in 1797. They lived in Bethlem, New Hampshire. They had 6 children:[2]
? Austin, b. 8 June 1798 Westmoreland, N.H.; prob. died young
Harmon; abt. 1801-abt. 1850; marr. Elvira Beard
Anna; b. 1803; marr. Samuel Fitzgerald
Josiah, 1805-1881; marr. Susan Hutchens
Louisa, b. 1808; marr. Charles W. Smith
Austin; b. 1809; lived in Ticonderoga, N.Y.
Jonas; b. 1811; moved to Ohio
A Book of Strattons, published in 1918, says she died when her children were young. Her profile on FamilySearch.org shows a source that says she died November 21, 1814, in Athol, Massachusetts, but that "Lydia Stratton" was a daughter of Levi and Lois Stratton.[3].
Sources
↑Birth: "Massachusetts Births and Christenings, 1639-1915" citing Digital film/folder number: 7; FHL microfilm: 864093 FamilySearch Record: VQX2-Q77 (accessed 18 March 2024) Lydia Knight born on 6 Apr 1774, daughter of Josiah Knight & Annabel, in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts Bay.
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