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Mehitable Palmer
Bap: 27 Jan 1762 Concord, Middlesex, MA
Married: 02 Apr 1784 Lebanon, Grafton, NH	Testimony of marriage	Found in the Revolutionary War Application file for a Pension for Richard Lyman "I lois Lathrop of Lebanon in the county of Grafton and State of New Hampshire aged seventy four years do depose and say that in the month of April in the year of Our Lord Seventeen Hundred and Eighty four I was present at the house of Zalmon Aspinwell in said Lebanon and saw Richard Lyman married to Mehitable Palmer the ceremony was performed by the Rev. Isiah Potter. Mr & Mrs. Lyman some time after this removed to the town of Enfield, and she does not know anything further about them. Lois Lathrop
Died: 8 Apr 1843 Duxbury, Washington, VT Buried:  Corner Cemetery, Duxbury, VT	Revolutionary War Pension Files Oct 12, 1843, Richard Lyman, administrator of estate of Mehitable Lyman, deceased on 8 April 1843. His father, Richard Lyman, deceased on 4  May 1838, had received a pension of $96 per annum but his mother, Mehitable, had not made application for a pension.	"Mehitable, wife of Richard Lyman died April 8 1843 AE 81 ys"

FATHER

Jonathan Palmer

MOTHER

Elizabeth Hawkins

HUSBAND

Richard Lyman
b. 22 Sep 1761 Mansfield, CT
d. 04 May 1838 Duxbury, Washington, VT

CHILDREN

1. Jesse Lyman b. 22 Jan 1785   (of Moretown, Washington, VT) (married Sarah Marshall)

2. Betsey Lyman b. 22 Jul 1787   (married Daniel Culver)  (of Illinois)

3. Joseph Lyman b. 06 Jun 1790   (born in Granville)

4. Mehitable Lyman b. 09 Jun 1792

5. Anna Lyman  b. Abt 1796 (married Lowell Greenleaf)

6. Elijah Lyman  b. Abt 1798 (died unmarried)

7. Richard Lyman b. 12 Sep 1801 Granville, VT

8. Lavinia Lyman  b. 06 Jan 1803 (married Cyrus Morse of Montpelier)

New England families, genealogical and memorial: a record of the ..., Volume 1 edited by William Richard Cutter


(VI) Richard (6), son of Richard (5) Lyman, was born at Mansfield, Connecticut, September 22, 1761, died May 4, 1830. He served in the Revolution, enlisting at the age of fifteen from Lebanon, Connecticut. He served for three years, being discharged at Springfield, New Jersey. He married, April 2, 1784, Mehitable Palmer, at Lebanon, New Hampshire, moving soon after to Kingston, now Granville, Vermont, and from there to Duxbury, Vermont, where he died. Children: Jesse, born January 22. 1785: Betsey, July 22, 1787; Joseph, June 6, 1790; Mehitable, June 9, 17-; Anna, married Lowell Greenleaf; Elijah, died unmarried; Richard, mentioned below; Lavinia, married Cyrus Morse, of Montpelier.

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