Lydia was the daughter of James Perry and Catherine Allen.
She married on October 27, 1869, Spencer County, Indiana, to George Washington Danbury.
They are listed in the 1880 census of Clay Township, Spencer County, Indiana. He was a preacher.
In 1900 they were in Du Quoin, Perry County, Illinois. He was a minister.
In 1920, still in Du Quoin, he managed an orphans home.
Besides the children linked below, they had:
Catherine Anna Danbury (1870-unk)
She married on October 27, 1869, Spencer County, Indiana, to George Washington Danbury.
They are listed in the 1880 census of Clay Township, Spencer County, Indiana. He was a preacher.
In 1900 they were in Du Quoin, Perry County, Illinois. He was a minister.
In 1920, still in Du Quoin, he managed an orphans home.
Besides the children linked below, they had:
Catherine Anna Danbury (1870-unk)
Lydia was the daughter of James Perry and Catherine Allen.
She married on October 27, 1869, Spencer County, Indiana, to George Washington Danbury.
They are listed in the 1880 census of Clay Township, Spencer County, Indiana. He was a preacher.
In 1900 they were in Du Quoin, Perry County, Illinois. He was a minister.
In 1920, still in Du Quoin, he managed an orphans home.
Besides the children linked below, they had:
Catherine Anna Danbury (1870-unk)
She married on October 27, 1869, Spencer County, Indiana, to George Washington Danbury.
They are listed in the 1880 census of Clay Township, Spencer County, Indiana. He was a preacher.
In 1900 they were in Du Quoin, Perry County, Illinois. He was a minister.
In 1920, still in Du Quoin, he managed an orphans home.
Besides the children linked below, they had:
Catherine Anna Danbury (1870-unk)
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