Gaylord, Juliette Foster Hyde, 1833-1875

Juliette Foster Hyde was born in Norwich, Connecticut, on March 26, 1833, the daughter of Augustus Hyde and Fidelia W. Foster. On June 12, 1861, she married William Luther Gaylord (1831-1882), who was a pastor in Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire (1861-1867); Nashua, New Hampshire (1867-1870); Meriden, Connecticut (1870-1875); and Chicopee, Massachusetts (1876-1882). They had three children: Mary Foster (1866-1917), Joanna Lanman (b. 1869), and William Standish (b. 1874). During the Civil War, Juliette Gaylord was the secretary of the Ladies' Soldiers' Aid Society in Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire, which collaborated with the United States Sanitary Commission's New-England Women's Auxiliary Association. Juliette Hyde Gaylord died on March 17, 1875.

From the guide to the Juliette F. Gaylord collection, Gaylord, Juliette F. collection, 1861-1865, (William L. Clements Library, University of Michigan)