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About Lydia Kinder
William Kinder, born in Shelby County, KY in 1815, came into Missouri territory and first settled on land in Pulaski County which is today located in southern Miller County. In 1835, he married Lydia Bilyeu in Illinois. She was a daughter of William and Diannah (Coker) Bilyeu of Miller County, formerly of Overton Co., Tennessee. He and Lydia were parents of 4 children: NANCY KINDER b. 1836; JOHN KINDER b. 1838, GREENUP KINDER b. 1841; and HUBBARD KINDER b. 1843.
Lydia Bilyeu Kinder died in 1844 and the following year, on 27 May 1845, William married Lydia's younger sister, Julia Ann Bilyeu. William and Julia Ann had eight other children, six of whom were born in Linn Co., Oregon after 1852.
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Lydia Kinder's Timeline
| 1818 |
March 10, 1818
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Waterloo, Overton County, Tennessee, USA
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| 1836 |
1836
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Macoupin County, Illinois, United States
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| 1843 |
January 26, 1843
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Springfield, Sagamon County, Illinois, United States
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| 1844 |
April 14, 1844
Age 26
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Miller County, Missouri, USA
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