After John Freeland's death Lydia later married a Mr. Wilson and she was living with her son, Thomas J. Freeland on the 1880 Census of Orange County, NC. She was the daughter of James and Rachel Hall Miller. It is possible that she could actually have been buried in the Old Eno Quaker Burial Ground next to her daughter, Mary Ann, and her son, William. She also has some Miller relatives buried there. Lydia was born ca 1809 and died after 1880.
After John Freeland's death Lydia later married a Mr. Wilson and she was living with her son, Thomas J. Freeland on the 1880 Census of Orange County, NC. She was the daughter of James and Rachel Hall Miller. It is possible that she could actually have been buried in the Old Eno Quaker Burial Ground next to her daughter, Mary Ann, and her son, William. She also has some Miller relatives buried there. Lydia was born ca 1809 and died after 1880.
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It is assumed that Lydia is buried here but she does not have a headstone. It is possible that she was buried in the Old Eno Quaker Burial Gound outside of Hillsborough, NC.
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