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How many siblings did Lydia Darragh have?
Lydia Darragh had five children. Charles Darragh, Ann Darragh, John Darragh, William Darragh, and Susannah Darragh
Did Lydia darragh have a British accent?
no, lydia Darragh did not have a british accent. She was Irish.
Why was Lydia darragh important?
Lydia Darragh told George Washington's group about an attack that the British were planning.
What was Lydia darragh husbands name?
William Darragh
What did Lydia darragh wear?
since she was a quaker she wore quaker dresses
Was Lydia Darragh a spy?
No, Lydia Darragh was not a spy himself. However, he had hired people to do his spy and investigative work for him.
Who di Lydia darragh spy for?
Lydia Darragh spied for George Washington.
Who did Lydia darragh spy on?
she spied on the British.
How many siblings did Lydia Darragh have?
Lydia Darragh had five children. Charles Darragh, Ann Darragh, John Darragh, William Darragh, and Susannah Darragh
How do you pronounce Lydia Darragh?
Lydia darragh
Were there any memorials for Lydia Darragh?
There is a gravestone after Lydia Darragh.
What is Lydia Darragh famous for?
lydia is famous for being a spy on the british and saving the continental army how do i know : im doing a report on her :)
Did Lydia darragh have a British accent?
no, lydia Darragh did not have a british accent. She was Irish.
Lydia Darragh job?
She is a SPY FOR THE PATRIOTS!But her husband (Willam) Does not know of this job.It is kept only to the army and herself.
Who are the important people of the Revolutionary War?
Lydia Darragh A woman who spied on the british Lydia Darragh A woman who spied on the british Lydia Darragh Henry Knox Joseph Martin
Who were Lydia Darragh's kids?
I think that her kids where John Darragh a spy who sent secret messages to George Washington.Charles Darragh was her oldest son ,he was part of George Washington's army.(BTW John was only 14 years old)
Why was Lydia darragh important?
Lydia Darragh told George Washington's group about an attack that the British were planning.
