Ira Searl(e) Jr. was the husband of Lydia according to her grave marker found in Center Cemetery, Southampton, Massachusetts. They were the parents of Dorris Amelia Searl according to a marriage record found in Westfield, Massachusetts. Curiously, the United States Census taken in 1850 in Southampton, Massachusetts, according to ancestry.com indicated that Ira Searle Jr. age 41 and Lydia age 28 had a male child in the household named Dorus A. Searle, age 6, attending school. This information might bear further research, but this was probably an error. Dorris A. Searle was a female, daughter of Ira and Lydia. Although Ira Searl did not have a surviving gravestone, a letter from the town clerk's office indicated that he was buried in Center Cemetery in Southampton, Massachusetts, and his name was engraved on Lydia's marker.
Ira Searl(e) Jr. was the husband of Lydia according to her grave marker found in Center Cemetery, Southampton, Massachusetts. They were the parents of Dorris Amelia Searl according to a marriage record found in Westfield, Massachusetts. Curiously, the United States Census taken in 1850 in Southampton, Massachusetts, according to ancestry.com indicated that Ira Searle Jr. age 41 and Lydia age 28 had a male child in the household named Dorus A. Searle, age 6, attending school. This information might bear further research, but this was probably an error. Dorris A. Searle was a female, daughter of Ira and Lydia. Although Ira Searl did not have a surviving gravestone, a letter from the town clerk's office indicated that he was buried in Center Cemetery in Southampton, Massachusetts, and his name was engraved on Lydia's marker.
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