Lydia Kunkle was the daughter of Michael Kunkel and Mary Bulyer. The spelling of the family surname varied. Her mother died in 1851 when Lydia was only five years old;
her father soon married Lydia Bulyer, whose familial relationship is unknown. Michael and wife Lydia were married until his death.
Daughter Lydia married the widower, Benjamin Grubb, on July 5, 1866, in Knox County, Ohio. She was 20, and he was 61. The couple was married until Benjamin's death on February 1, 1883.
Lydia Grubb married John Young on July 13, 1884, in Knox County, Ohio. On the 1900 Census, Pike, Knox County, Ohio, Lydia Young, then 54, appeared as a widow with one child borne and living.
Lydia Young married the widower, Thomas J. Losh, son of Adam Losh and Chloe Hollibaugh, on July 1, 1909, in Knox County, Ohio. The couple was married until Thomas' death on April 4, 1921.
Lydia (Kunkle) Grubb was the step-mother
of Thomas Losh's first wife, Mary (Grubb) Losh, daughter of Benjamin Grubb and Sarah Cummings.
her father soon married Lydia Bulyer, whose familial relationship is unknown. Michael and wife Lydia were married until his death.
Daughter Lydia married the widower, Benjamin Grubb, on July 5, 1866, in Knox County, Ohio. She was 20, and he was 61. The couple was married until Benjamin's death on February 1, 1883.
Lydia Grubb married John Young on July 13, 1884, in Knox County, Ohio. On the 1900 Census, Pike, Knox County, Ohio, Lydia Young, then 54, appeared as a widow with one child borne and living.
Lydia Young married the widower, Thomas J. Losh, son of Adam Losh and Chloe Hollibaugh, on July 1, 1909, in Knox County, Ohio. The couple was married until Thomas' death on April 4, 1921.
Lydia (Kunkle) Grubb was the step-mother
of Thomas Losh's first wife, Mary (Grubb) Losh, daughter of Benjamin Grubb and Sarah Cummings.
Lydia Kunkle was the daughter of Michael Kunkel and Mary Bulyer. The spelling of the family surname varied. Her mother died in 1851 when Lydia was only five years old;
her father soon married Lydia Bulyer, whose familial relationship is unknown. Michael and wife Lydia were married until his death.
Daughter Lydia married the widower, Benjamin Grubb, on July 5, 1866, in Knox County, Ohio. She was 20, and he was 61. The couple was married until Benjamin's death on February 1, 1883.
Lydia Grubb married John Young on July 13, 1884, in Knox County, Ohio. On the 1900 Census, Pike, Knox County, Ohio, Lydia Young, then 54, appeared as a widow with one child borne and living.
Lydia Young married the widower, Thomas J. Losh, son of Adam Losh and Chloe Hollibaugh, on July 1, 1909, in Knox County, Ohio. The couple was married until Thomas' death on April 4, 1921.
Lydia (Kunkle) Grubb was the step-mother
of Thomas Losh's first wife, Mary (Grubb) Losh, daughter of Benjamin Grubb and Sarah Cummings.
her father soon married Lydia Bulyer, whose familial relationship is unknown. Michael and wife Lydia were married until his death.
Daughter Lydia married the widower, Benjamin Grubb, on July 5, 1866, in Knox County, Ohio. She was 20, and he was 61. The couple was married until Benjamin's death on February 1, 1883.
Lydia Grubb married John Young on July 13, 1884, in Knox County, Ohio. On the 1900 Census, Pike, Knox County, Ohio, Lydia Young, then 54, appeared as a widow with one child borne and living.
Lydia Young married the widower, Thomas J. Losh, son of Adam Losh and Chloe Hollibaugh, on July 1, 1909, in Knox County, Ohio. The couple was married until Thomas' death on April 4, 1921.
Lydia (Kunkle) Grubb was the step-mother
of Thomas Losh's first wife, Mary (Grubb) Losh, daughter of Benjamin Grubb and Sarah Cummings.
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