. New York state's prominent and progressive men;. ALBERT GALLATIN HYDE THE distingiiished ancestry of Albert Gallatin Hyde is tracedback to Sir Robert Hyde, Kt., of Norbmy, England, in thetime of Henry III. Ninth in descent from him was LawrenceHyde of West Hatch, England, the progenitor of the famousEarl of Clarendon, and of Queen Mary (wife of William III)and Queen Anne. The eventual heiress of the line, Anne,daughter of Edward Hyde of Norbury and Hyde, married GeorgeClark, Lieutenant-Governor of the province of New York, in1736. The first of the Hydes in this country was Wilham Hyde,who ca
. New York state's prominent and progressive men;. ALBERT GALLATIN HYDE THE distingiiished ancestry of Albert Gallatin Hyde is tracedback to Sir Robert Hyde, Kt., of Norbmy, England, in thetime of Henry III. Ninth in descent from him was LawrenceHyde of West Hatch, England, the progenitor of the famousEarl of Clarendon, and of Queen Mary (wife of William III)and Queen Anne. The eventual heiress of the line, Anne,daughter of Edward Hyde of Norbury and Hyde, married GeorgeClark, Lieutenant-Governor of the province of New York, in1736. The first of the Hydes in this country was Wilham Hyde,who came over with the Rev. Thomas Hooker, first minister ofHartford, Connecticut, in 1633, and settled first at Newtown,Massachusetts, and afterward at Hartford, Connecticut. Before1652 he removed to Saybrook, and in 1660 was one of the originalproprietors of Norwich, Connecticut. In the sixth generationfrom him was Ehjah Hyde, major in command of the SecondRegiment, Connecticut Light Horse, in the War of the Revolu-tion. This regiment was distinguish
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