No Judd in Ct Soldiers.... --------------- Directory of Ancestral Heads of New England Families, 1620-1700 1. Roger Judd, freeman of Boston, 1690 2. Thomas, settled at Cambridge 1634; removed to Hartford,Conn 1636 [same year Hooker went ]; one of first proprietors of Farmington,Ct, 1644; removed to Northampton, Mass, 1679 ============ Soldiers of King Philip's War, by George M. Bodge page:129...book mentions a Mr.Judd, eminent historian of Hadley [of later date] page 134..again, the historian speaks of a Nathaniel Cornberry who was in the Deerfield fight with Capt Richard Beeres[my ancestor] and Capt Lathrop. page --221...There is a Robert Judd who served under Capt Samuel Wadsworth in Lancaster and Marlboro area[Mass.] page 426....Narragannset No 4, Now Greenwich, Mass: * Samuel Judd of Northampton,was the soldier and the claimant was a brother,Samuel [wonder if it could be brother in law??] *By the way, Greenwich no longer exist, now under the Quabbin Reservoir * you may want to subscribe to [email protected] mailing list. Cyn2 for BWO Cynthia ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Look in this book or resource: Connecticut Soldiers in the Pequot War of 1637 Please look for these names and dates: Thomas Judd, Deacon b. abt 1608 Langely Parrish, England Email address: [email protected] Other helpful information: Thomas Judd accompanied Thomas Hooker in 1636 to found Hartford, CT. Moved to Farmington, CT 1644. Died on November 12, 1688 in Northampton, MA. Second marriage to the widow clemence Mason.