She died a natural death at age 60. The cause of death is not known.
British troops were having a meeting in my home when I overheard their plans of attack for the next day at Whitemarsh, Pennsylvania. The next morning I will pretend to get flour, cross the British lines, and warn the American troops about the surprise attack. When the British arrive, the Colonial army will be ready for battle and defeat the redcoats.
After her husband's death in 1786, she lived and kept a store in Philadelphia until she died December 28, 1789. Her will was dated two days earlier. Although disowned by the Society of Friends (Quaker) for neglecting to attend religious meetings, she was buried in their burial ground at Fourth and Arch Streets.
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This is interesting. Here's something published by the CIA stating the story of Lydia Darragh maybe nothing more than a legend.
"Family legend contributes the colorful but uncorroborated story of Lydia
Darragh and her listening post for eavesdropping on the British."
"The cover story she purportedly used to leave
Philadelphia-she was filling a flour sack at a nearby mill outside the
British lines because there was a flour shortage in the city-is
implausible because there was no shortage, and a lone woman would not have
been allowed to roam around at night, least of all in the area between the
armies."
Lydia Darragh was an American woman that dared to cross the British lines in Philadelphia during the American Revolution. She is credited for providing George Washington and his Continental Army with information concerning the pending British attack. Lydia was born in 1729 and died on December 28, 1789.
died of a heart atack
JOhn Barrington a father and tutor in Philadelphia.
it was okay cause her family was poor but she had her fun times
He died at age 64 on June 8, 1783.
Darragh Alder is 5' 9".
Lydia Darragh had five children. Charles Darragh, Ann Darragh, John Darragh, William Darragh, and Susannah Darragh
Lydia darragh was a spy for George Washington
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There is a gravestone after Lydia Darragh.
no, lydia Darragh did not have a british accent. She was Irish.
Lydia Darragh spied for George Washington.
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Lydia Darragh told George Washington's group about an attack that the British were planning.
William Darragh
No, Lydia Darragh was not a spy himself. However, he had hired people to do his spy and investigative work for him.
who old were lydia darragh children
No one really knows if Lydia Darragh has a mother. Though it is believed that a mother to hers existed. Lydia had other siblings that had to have come from a mother. Lydia and her father always spent time together. Then came Lydia's husband named William Darragh. From then on Lydia's last name was no longer Barrington. Back to the mother thing Ibelieve that Lydia Darragh did have a mother but passed away when Lydia was born or even before Lydia was born.