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460 HISTORY OF ERIE COUNTY
rietta (Mrs. Harding McFall) resides in Cleveland. Lavilla (Mrs. C.
M. Thomas) has a home in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Eunice Bard Hyde
(mother of Garry Bard Hyde) Avas born in Bristol. Connecticut, January
4, 1765; died at the residence of her son in Vermillion, February 10,
.1862. She had ten brothers AVIIO fought in the War of the Revolution.
She also had tAvo sisters. She came to Ohio about the year 1834. Her
remains Avere interred in the Vermillion Cemetery. Beside her sleep
four great-grandchildren: Willie Hyde, son of Daniel B. Hyde; Alice,
daughter of Henry Hyde; Agnes LaidhiAV, daughter of Isabella Hyde
LaidhiAv, and Viola Harding Risden, AVIIO met a tragical death October
19, 1880. Mrs. P. B. Laidlaw, Isabella Hyde, resides in El Paso, Texas.
Imogene Hyde, Mrs. S. St. John, is a resident of San Diego, California.
LKTTKK I'KOM MlililtlKTT IIVDK TO G.AUUY B.WII) IIVDI:
"Wiikcman, Ohio.
"To Garry Bard Hyde 'August 28th, 1824.
"Oxford, County of NCAV Haven
. "Connecticut.
"Dear Brother,
"I received your letter May 6th. dated the last of J any and
received the $2.53 cents instead of the tin pans. T have a 1'CAV tin pans,
but not as many as AVp-Ir-1 r rees bloomed.
" I have moAved 10 acres of grass to the halves. You may come and
see me if you please, I should be happy to wait on. you and can treat
you to the fat of the this land. We AVIIS SO plagued for a Blacksmith,
that I let Isaac Hill have an article of my land oft' of the Avest end of