Lydia married as his first wife,Ralph Chaney on 3 Jul 1772 in Georgetown,and they had seven children:
John Chaney-13 May 1773-Jul 1774
Ralph Chaney-22 Jul 17875-aft 1830-Mary Decker
Polly Chaney-8 Nov 1777-John Decker
Joseph Chaney-1780
Susan Chaney-1781-1872
Benjamin Chaney-11 Sep 1782-11 Sep 1782
William P. Chaney-16 Jan 1783-Betsy Decker
As of March 2023: A recent comprehensive analysis/plotting of Oak Cemetery by the Georgetown Historical Society affirms that neither Ralph Cheney [Chaney], nor his wives Lydia Grover and Anna Oliver, nor his infant son John are not buried there. All died before the cemetery was established. They may indeed be buried in Georgetown but no burial records have yet been found. FMI:
John Chaney-13 May 1773-Jul 1774
Ralph Chaney-22 Jul 17875-aft 1830-Mary Decker
Polly Chaney-8 Nov 1777-John Decker
Joseph Chaney-1780
Susan Chaney-1781-1872
Benjamin Chaney-11 Sep 1782-11 Sep 1782
William P. Chaney-16 Jan 1783-Betsy Decker
As of March 2023: A recent comprehensive analysis/plotting of Oak Cemetery by the Georgetown Historical Society affirms that neither Ralph Cheney [Chaney], nor his wives Lydia Grover and Anna Oliver, nor his infant son John are not buried there. All died before the cemetery was established. They may indeed be buried in Georgetown but no burial records have yet been found. FMI:
Lydia married as his first wife,Ralph Chaney on 3 Jul 1772 in Georgetown,and they had seven children:
John Chaney-13 May 1773-Jul 1774
Ralph Chaney-22 Jul 17875-aft 1830-Mary Decker
Polly Chaney-8 Nov 1777-John Decker
Joseph Chaney-1780
Susan Chaney-1781-1872
Benjamin Chaney-11 Sep 1782-11 Sep 1782
William P. Chaney-16 Jan 1783-Betsy Decker
As of March 2023: A recent comprehensive analysis/plotting of Oak Cemetery by the Georgetown Historical Society affirms that neither Ralph Cheney [Chaney], nor his wives Lydia Grover and Anna Oliver, nor his infant son John are not buried there. All died before the cemetery was established. They may indeed be buried in Georgetown but no burial records have yet been found. FMI:
John Chaney-13 May 1773-Jul 1774
Ralph Chaney-22 Jul 17875-aft 1830-Mary Decker
Polly Chaney-8 Nov 1777-John Decker
Joseph Chaney-1780
Susan Chaney-1781-1872
Benjamin Chaney-11 Sep 1782-11 Sep 1782
William P. Chaney-16 Jan 1783-Betsy Decker
As of March 2023: A recent comprehensive analysis/plotting of Oak Cemetery by the Georgetown Historical Society affirms that neither Ralph Cheney [Chaney], nor his wives Lydia Grover and Anna Oliver, nor his infant son John are not buried there. All died before the cemetery was established. They may indeed be buried in Georgetown but no burial records have yet been found. FMI:
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