Lydia, daughter of John and Hannah (Winter) Harrington, of Waltham, baptized Mar. 2, 1689-90. She married John Cutter in 1709 at Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts. Together they were the parents of Lydia Cutter 1710-1789 Rebecca Cutter 1712-1797 Hannah Cutter 1715-1742 Mary Cutter 1717-1805 John Cutter Jr 1720-1797 Abigail Cutter 1722-1796 Richard Cutter 1725-1795 Thomas Cutter 1727-1737 Martha Cutter 1731-1807 Ammi Cutter 1733-1795 Ruhamah 1733- .
"September 9, 1739, John and Lidia were founders of the church in the Second Precinct of Cambridge, now Arlington; signing and acknowledging the covenant drawn up by Rev. Samuel Cooke, the first pastor. Nov. 17, he was unanimously chosen a deacon." Lydia Harrington Cutter died 7 Jan 1755 and is buried in Old Burying Ground Cemetery, Arlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.
"September 9, 1739, John and Lidia were founders of the church in the Second Precinct of Cambridge, now Arlington; signing and acknowledging the covenant drawn up by Rev. Samuel Cooke, the first pastor. Nov. 17, he was unanimously chosen a deacon." Lydia Harrington Cutter died 7 Jan 1755 and is buried in Old Burying Ground Cemetery, Arlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.
Lydia, daughter of John and Hannah (Winter) Harrington, of Waltham, baptized Mar. 2, 1689-90. She married John Cutter in 1709 at Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts. Together they were the parents of Lydia Cutter 1710-1789 Rebecca Cutter 1712-1797 Hannah Cutter 1715-1742 Mary Cutter 1717-1805 John Cutter Jr 1720-1797 Abigail Cutter 1722-1796 Richard Cutter 1725-1795 Thomas Cutter 1727-1737 Martha Cutter 1731-1807 Ammi Cutter 1733-1795 Ruhamah 1733- .
"September 9, 1739, John and Lidia were founders of the church in the Second Precinct of Cambridge, now Arlington; signing and acknowledging the covenant drawn up by Rev. Samuel Cooke, the first pastor. Nov. 17, he was unanimously chosen a deacon." Lydia Harrington Cutter died 7 Jan 1755 and is buried in Old Burying Ground Cemetery, Arlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.
"September 9, 1739, John and Lidia were founders of the church in the Second Precinct of Cambridge, now Arlington; signing and acknowledging the covenant drawn up by Rev. Samuel Cooke, the first pastor. Nov. 17, he was unanimously chosen a deacon." Lydia Harrington Cutter died 7 Jan 1755 and is buried in Old Burying Ground Cemetery, Arlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.
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Here Lyes yr Body of Mrs Lydia Cutter wife to Deacon John Cutter Who Departed this life Janry 7th 1755 in ye 64th Year of Her Age.
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