Lucy Cotton Jackson, a member of the notable Cotton and Jackson families of Massachusetts, was the mother of eight children. Her daughter, Lydia, was the wife of philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson. - AsNotedIn
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| 1768/02/12 | Hannah Sturtevant Cotton, wife of John Cotton, gives birth to a daughter, Lucy Cotton, in Plymouth, Province of Massachusetts Bay. | Born | |||||
| 1794/02/01 | Publishments In order for the Marriage of Charles Jackson and Lucy Cotton, both of Plymo. | Bride | |||||
| 1794/02/26 | The marriage of Lucy Cotton, daughter of John Cotton and Hannah Sturtevant Cotton, to Charles Jackson, is solemnized by the Rev Dr Chandler Robbins of Plymouth at Plymouth, Massachusetts. | Bride | |||||
| 1818/10/15 | Lucy Cotton Jackson dies in Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay. Mrs Jackson is buried at the Burial Hill cemetery in Plymouth, Massachusetts. | Died | Burial Hill, Plymouth | Plymouth, MA |
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