Lyman Frost was born to Samuel W Frost and Kezia Edson:
Samuel W. FROST
birth: 7 April 1781
Ludlow, Hampden, Massachusetts
death: 3 July 1839
Covington Twp., Tioga, Pennsylvania
christening: 15 April 1781
Ludlow, Hampden, Massachusetts
marriage: 2 June 1801
Ludlow, Hampden, Mass

The following information is provided by Karen Walker:

"Caldwell Republican, Kingston, Missouri Tuesday August 11, 1896
Death of Lyman Frost
Lyman Frost was born in Hampden county, Mass., November 18, 1805 and died at Mirabile, Mo., Aug. 6, 1896, being at the time of his death in his 91st year.
At the age of ten he removed with his father to Tioga county, N.Y. In 1827 he was united in marriage with Hannah Ufford, who remained his comforter and helpmate until she crossed the river in 1884. This union was blessed with ten children, nine of whom are now living, as follows: Asabel V. Frost, of Shiocton, Wis., Hon. Nathaniel Frost, of Jackson, Minn.; Ruel Frost of White Rock, Nev.; Mrs. H.K. Seeley, of Washington; Mrs. N.A. Allen, of Kingston, Mo.; Mrs. Julia Walker, of Covington, Pa.; Mrs. Sarah M. Whittaker, of Thayer, Kansas; Mrs. Ella J. Cudworth, of Elmira, Mo.; Judge L.L. Frost, Mirabile, Mo.
In 1834 he removed to Tioga county, Pennsylvania, where he was honored by his fellow citizens many times with positions of honor and trust. He removed to this county in March, 1868, where he purchased a large farm and resided there until his death.
In February, 1871 he united with the Christian church at Mirabile, Mo., and remained a consistent Christian during life.
The funeral took place from his residence on Friday, Aug. 7, and was conducted by Elder Sumner of Chillicothe, Mo.

Hamilton Farmers Advocate, Hamilton, Missouri August 12, 1896
GRANDPA LYMAN FROST DEAD
Lyman Frost, who for nearly 30 years has been a resident here, died of old age and general debility at his late home just north of town at noon yesterday; age 92 years.
Deceased leaves six sons and daughters - namely, L.L. Frost, of this place; Ruell, of Montana; Nat of Iowa; Mrs. Cudworth, of Rockford township; Mrs. Hiram Allen, of near Mirabile and Mrs. Whittaker in Kansas."

Caldwell County, Kingston, Missouri Deed Record Book 50 Page 158-163
I, Lyman Frost of the township of Mirabile County of Caldell and State of Missouri, being of sound mind and understanding do make my last will and testament in manner and form following:
Amt. already paid Amount yet to be paid Total
Asahel V. Frost $100. $700. $800
Ruel U. Frost $300. $500. $800
Nathaniel A. Frost $800. $800
Kezia H. Seely $100. $700. $800
Nancy Allen $400. $400. $800
Julia A. Walker $100. $700. $800
Sarah M. Whitteker $800. $800
Mary Goodspeed (heirs) $ 60. $740. $800
Ella Jane Cudworth $800. $800
Second I give and bequeath to my son Lyman L. Frost all the rest of my property both personal and real after paying the legacies above named and that he shall have five years in which to pay the above amounts by paying six per cent interest after my decease.
In testimony where of I hereunto set my hand and seal and publish and decree this to be my last will and testament in the presence of the witnesses named below this fifteenth day of August in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and eighty five.
signed Lyman Frost
Signed, sealed, declared and published by the said Lyman Frost as and for his last will and testament in presence of us who at his request and in his presence and in presence of each other have subscribed our names as witnesses
hereto.
Albert Uber, Mirabile, Mo.
Noah T. Frederick, Mirabile, Mo.

Codicil
I, Lyman Frost being still of sound and disposing mind and memory do on this 10th day of July One Thousand Eight Hundred and Eighty nine make this codicil to my will heretofore made, viz: on the 15th day of August 1885.
I do not wish to change what I then intended but to make it more definate and certain. My will was and now is that my son Lyman L. Frost be endowed absolutely in fee simple with all and singular the real and personal estate of which I may die seized and possesssed subject however to the payment of my just debts, funeral expenses and expenses of administration, and the legacies as stated and provided in the middle column of figures in my will, and marked at the head with the written words "Amount yet to be paid," and I further declare that I am now 83 years of age and have no wife now living.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereto subscribed my name and affixed my seal on this 10th day of July 1889.
signed Lyman Frost (seal)
Signed, sealed, published and declared by the above named Lyman Frost as his codicil to his last will and testament in the presence of us who by his request and in his presence and in the presence of each other have subscribed our names as witnesses thereto,
A.W. Bishop
Filed Aug. 11, 1896
J.L. Ross
R.L. Dodge
Judge of Probate

Caldwell County, Missouri History Published 1985 Page 85
LYMAN FROST
Submitted by Mrs. John E. Carter

Lyman Frost, son of Samuel and Keziah Frost, was born November 18, 1805 at Ludlow, Massachusetts.
The first Frost arrived to the New World at a port in Florida, shortly after Charles the Second became King of England. They then traveled up the Eastern coastline until they finally settled in Hampshire County, Massachusetts, where Lyman was born. [THE LEGEND IN THIS PARAGRAPH IS NOT CORRECT AND HAS BEEN DISPROVED!! REFERENCES: "Frost Genealogy" by Charles Sumnor Frost, 1915 and "Frost Genealogy in Five Families" by Norman Seaver Frost, 1926. kw 1997]
Lyman's parents moved their family to the state of New York in 1815 where Lyman grew up and received his schooling.
He met Hannah Ufford (whose family was very prominent in early Connecticut history) and they were married shortly afterwards.
After their first two children were born, Lyman made the decision to move to Tioga County, Pennsylania, where he became involved in farming and stock raising. They raised their four sons and six daughters on their Pennsylvania farm.
In 1868, with their family raised and gone from home, with the exception of their youngest son, Lyman Luke, Lyman and Hannah decided to make one more move. This time they traveled westward by train until they reached Hamilton, Missouri. After much checking they finally purchased a 407 acre farm and prepared to start raising graded cattle.
After receiving word from his parents, Lyman Luke, in the same year at the age of twenty, left Pennsylvania driving a horse drawn wagon loaded with the family's household furnishings. (Among the furniture was a small walnut table which is still being used in the family.)
Hannah died April 25, 1884 and was buried in the Mirabile Cemetery and on August 6, 1896, Lyman joined her.

Karen Walker
Hamilton, MO

Karen Walker
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Keziah EDSON
birth: 1781
, , Massachusetts
death: 1862
Covington, Tioga, Pennsylvania
burial: 1862
Frost Settlement, E. Of Covington, Tioga, Pennsylvania
marriage: 2 June 1801
Ludlow, Hampden, Mass

Information comes from bible records and family records and biographical sketches from History Tioga, Co. PA