He is listed as an 81-year-old farmer in the Town of Stamford, Connecticut, in the 1850 United States census. His tombstone in Westover Cemetery in Stamford, Connecticut, indicates that he died on October 8, 1857. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/16139062/daniel-lockwood LOCKWOOD, Ezra Ezra Lockwood was a son of Major Ebenezer Lockwood of the Westchester County Militia and a brother of interviewee Betsey Lockwood Hunt. He is listed as a 73-year-old farmer in the Town of Pound Ridge, New York, in the 1850 United States Census. His tombstone in Pound Ridge Cemetery (Burial Hill Cemetery) in Pound Ridge indicates that he died on May 29, 1853, aged 75 years, 11 months, and 2 days (WCHS Book #30, p.22). LYDIA Lydia indicated that she was enslaved by Andrew Lyon of King Street in Rye during the Revolutionary War. LYON, Abraham Abraham Lyon's tombstone in Putnam Cemetery in Greenwich, Connecticut, indicates that he died on August 26, 1849, aged 85 years. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/110681677/abraham-lyon
The McDonald Interviews: Interviewees LYON, James James Lyon served in the Westchester County Militia during the Revolutionary War. He was a half-brother-in-law of Lieutenant William Mosier of the Westchester County Militia, and was the husband of interviewee Martha Lyon. John Macdonald indicated that Lyon was 87 years old at the time of his interviews on November 4, 1848 and November 17, 1848. His tombstone in Buxton Cemetery in Bedford, New York, indicates that he died on April 2, 1850, aged 88 years, 5 months, and 14 days (WCHS Book #2, p.87-88). LYON, Martha Martha Banks Lyon was the wife of interviewee James Lyon. She told John Macdonald that she was 88 years old at the time of her interview on November 4, 1848. Her tombstone in Buxton Cemetery in Bedford, New York, indicates that she died on July 21, 1849, aged 85 years and 18 days (WCHS Book #3A, p.215).