Many websites and Ancestry.com trees show Lydia Hudson as being the daughter of Seth Hudson - however there are no records that we are aware of that prove this relation, and none of the records for Seth Hudson show a Lydia Hudson as being a daughter.
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1796
| 1796 • Spanish government lifts the restrictions against neutrals trading with the colonies, thus acknowledging Spain's inability to supply the colonies with needed goods and markets. |
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Apr
Age: 19y
1815
Apr
Age: 19y
marriageStephen J Smith 1 Source ⇓ |
| 1815 • The second wave of Amish immigration to North America begins. |
1820
Age: 24y
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residenceLeicester, Genesee, New York, USA ⇓ Of the four Stephen Smiths living in Genesee, New York in 1820, the Stephen Smith in Leicester is the one of the correct age, with a daughter the right age for his oldest daughter, Betty Elizabeth. The other two Stephen Smiths are living in the same places there are Stephen Smiths in the 1830 census, and the last one is living with a much larger family in 1820 than our Stephen Smith likely would have had. If they were living in New York in 1820, and not Vermont, then this was very likely them. On the same page is a Jeremiah Smith, aged 16-26, and a Susannah Smith who is 26-45. 1 Source ⇓ |
| 1820 • Mount Rainier erupts over what is today Seattle. |
1830
Age: 34y
| 1830 • France: The July Revolution begins (see also 1830 in France). |
1830
Sep 19
Age: 34y
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birth of childPhydelia D Smith Genesee County, New York, USA ⇓ 3 Sources ⇓ |
| 1830 • Ecuador separates from Gran Colombia. |
1840
Age: 44y
| 1840 • J. M. W. Turner first displays his painting The Slave Ship. |
1840
Age: 44y
| 1840 • Fortsas hoax: A number of book collectors gather in Binche, Belgium, to attend a non-existent book auction of the late "Count of Fortsas". |
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Age: 49y
1845
Age: 49y
marriageWilliam Hughes Delaware, Delaware, Ohio, USA ⇓ |
| 1845 • 23 – Battle of Ferozeshah: British forces defeat Sikhs in Punjab. |
1850
Age: 54y
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residenceUnion, Licking, Ohio, USA ⇓ Her daughter was living in Harrison, Licking, Ohio at the time. 1 Source ⇓ |
| 1850 • Henry Clay introduces the Compromise of 1850 to the U.S. Congress. |
1857
Nov 20
Age: 61y
