Lydia Chandler
Lydia and her husband were part of the idealistic Awakening Generation. Her parents were part of the adaptive Enlightenment Generation. Her daughter was part of the civic-minded Republican Generation.
| Birth of Lydia Chandler | |
| Born: | 1720 |
| Birthplace: | No information available |
| Parents | |
| Father: | John Chandler II, b. 1679 (our ancestor) |
| Mother: | Hannah Frye, b. 1683 (our ancestor) |
| Siblings | |
| No information on siblings | |
| Spouse and children | |
| Husband: | Hezekiah Ballard III, b. 1720 (our ancestor),
(son of Hezekiah Ballard II and Rebecca Davis Ballard, our ancestors) Married 1741 |
| Daughter: | Lois Ballard, 1746-1836 (our ancestor) |
| No information available on other children | |
| Other information | |
| Occupation: | Probably housewife |
| Religion: | No information available |
| Death of Lydia Chandler Ballard | |
| No information on death date or place | |
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Sources on Lydia Chandler Ballard:
- Wendy Edmands Pearson, in her research for membership in the Colonial Dames
- Mary Caroline Findley Edmands, 1887-1970, in her research for membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution
- Mary Anna Hawes Edmands Ashbrook, 1917-1992, in her compilation of Mary Caroline Findley Edmands's research.