Lidian Jackson Emerson was a decendent of Puritan Reverend John Cotton and the wife of philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson. - AsNotedIn
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| 1802/09/20 | Lucy Cotton Jackson, wife of Charles Jackson, gives birth to a daughter, Lydia Jackson, in Plymouth, Massachusetts. | Born | |||||
| 1835/09/14 | Lydia Jackson, daughter of Charles Jackson and Lucy Cotton Jackson, marries Ralph Waldo Emerson at the bride's family home in Plymouth, Massachusetts. | Bride | Mayflower House Museum | Plymouth, MA | |||
| 1835/09/15 | Ralph and Lidian Emerson arrive at their "sylvan" home where they will live together for the next forty-seven years. | Home | Ralph Waldo Emerson House | Concord, MA | |||
| 1892/11/13 | Lidian Jackson Emerson dies at age 90 in Concord, Massachusetts. | Died | Ralph Waldo Emerson House | Concord, MA | |||
| 1892/11/15 | Dressed in a birthday jacket, wrapped in a birthday blanket and wearing a new tulle cap, Lidian Jackson Emerson is laid to rest in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Judge Hoar reads a poem and Mr Bulkeley reads the hymn "Quiet from God". | In Memoriam | Sleepy Hollow Cemetery | Concord, MA |
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