Hi, Celia, I came home from work today to a large gold box on my porch! You are one terrific person. I plan to take them with me to work tomorrow in case I get a chance to look at them. I did glance at some mentions of Silas Rudd; of course, there is the wrong surname for Phebe. It's hard to believe that people just accepted that Davis could be her last name. Guess we can't trust anybody! Thanks again; I think I'll send you some more $$ to help cover postage at least. Best, Joann

Okay, Bev, I've taken pity on you and here are all the Thomas Rudd people that appear in the index for 1850 throughout the U.S. Notice there are none from VT. Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1850 Rudd, Thomas State : CA County : El Dorado Co. Location : Placerville Year : 1850 Page # : 93 Rudd, Thomas State : CT County : Hartford Co. Location : Hartford Year : 1850 Page # : 143 Rudd, Thomas State : GA County : Floyd Co. Location : 30th Division Year : 1850 Page # : 115 Rudd, Thomas State : IA County : Henry Co. Location : Center Twp Year : 1852 Page # : 045 Rudd, Thomas State : IA County : Henry Co. Location : Center Twp Year : 1854 Rudd, Thomas State : IA County : Henry Co. Location : Trenton Twp Div # 2 Year : 1850 Page # : 205 Rudd, Thomas State : IL County : Union Co. Location : 2nd District Year : 1850 Page # : 224 Rudd, Thomas State : KY County : Ballard Co. Year : 1850 Page # : 260 Rudd, Thomas State : KY County : Lawrence Co. Year : 1850 Page # : 072 Rudd, Thomas State : KY County : Nelson Co. Location : District 1 Year : 1850 Page # : 334 Rudd, Thomas State : NC County : Caswell Co. Location : Yancyville Year : 1850 Page # : 256 Rudd, Thomas State : NY County : Kings Co. Location : Brooklyn 10th Ward Year : 1850 Page # : 100 Rudd, Thomas State : PA County : Erie Co. Location : Harborcreek Twp Year : 1850 Page # : 087 Rudd, Thomas State : PA County : Philadelphia Co. Location : Moyamensing Ward 4 Year : 1850 Page # : 409 Rudd, Thomas State : TN County : Mc Minn Co. Location : 23rd Sub Division Year : 1850 Page # : 41 Rudd, Thomas State : VA County : Appomattox Co. Year : 1850 Page # : 191 Rudd, Thomas State : VA County : Norfolk Co. Location : Portsmouth Year : 1850 Page # : 173 Rudd, Thomas C. State : TN County : Rutherford Co. Location : Middleton District Year : 1850 Page # : 37 Rudd, Thomas J. State : NY County : Oneida Co. Location : Rome Twp Year : 1850 Page # : 075 Now, if you have access to a FHL or a National Archives branch you can look up any of these censuses that you feel might be a clue. Your young Thomas might be there, if in fact the name was RUDD, not RUDE, or RODD, etc. Good luck, Joann Nichols [email protected] wrote: > There are alot of Rudds out there, but not for me. Looking for Thomas E. > Rudd, dates unknown, but his son Thomas Edward was born 1849. Thomas Sr. m. to > an Alice? Home state was either Vt, Conn. Mass. or N.Y. Don't know if Sr. > stayed in New England or moved to N.J. with Jr. Did find a Thomas Rudd buried > in Green Mt. Cemetery , d. 1-11-1865, but is he the right one? [email protected]

Hi, cousins, Isn't the first Sunday in August interesting! That's when the Joseph(4) Rudd descendants have theirs as well! Joann Nichols [email protected] wrote: > Folks did you know the RUDD North Carolina/Virgina one's had a reunion this > past Sunday???? They hold it each 1st Sunday of August -- I plan on attending > next year. (Held in North Carolina) > > All my best > Mary Elizabeth RUDD Johns

Thanks for your help. The name is Rudd, not a variation. There also was a brother, James in Brattleboro, Vt. with 2 old maid sisters,names unknown. There is no easy way to do this. Thanks again, Bev

There are alot of Rudds out there, but not for me. Looking for Thomas E. Rudd, dates unknown, but his son Thomas Edward was born 1849. Thomas Sr. m. to an Alice? Home state was either Vt, Conn. Mass. or N.Y. Don't know if Sr. stayed in New England or moved to N.J. with Jr. Did find a Thomas Rudd buried in Green Mt. Cemetery , d. 1-11-1865, but is he the right one? [email protected]

Folks did you know the RUDD North Carolina/Virgina one's had a reunion this past Sunday???? They hold it each 1st Sunday of August -- I plan on attending next year. (Held in North Carolina) All my best Mary Elizabeth RUDD Johns

Hi Joann, That's great! Celia At 8:22 PM -0400 8/2/98, Joann H. Nichols wrote: >Hi, Cousins, > >Today I attended the Rudd Reunion in Arlington, Bennington Co., VT. It >was a great day and I had a good time. This reunion was their 53rd; it >was started by descendants of Joseph(4) and Sarah (Story) Rudd. So I >was the only one not of that direct line. > >I found three people who now have e-mail, so I've sent them info on how >to join the list. I think they may. One of them is Dorothy DuMond who >wrote the book about Joseph and Sarah (Story) Rudd. > >Joann

Hi, Cousins, Today I attended the Rudd Reunion in Arlington, Bennington Co., VT. It was a great day and I had a good time. This reunion was their 53rd; it was started by descendants of Joseph(4) and Sarah (Story) Rudd. So I was the only one not of that direct line. I found three people who now have e-mail, so I've sent them info on how to join the list. I think they may. One of them is Dorothy DuMond who wrote the book about Joseph and Sarah (Story) Rudd. Joann

Thomas E. Rudd, born ca. 1800-1820 , poss. Vt. A son , Thomas Edward Rudd, married and lived in Ocean co. N.J. Dates, b.1849,d.1921, m. Jennie E. Stewart. Have next to nothing on Thomas the elder, except his wife's name was Alice.

Hello All---- BURLINGHAM RUDD III had several children with his wife MARY VAUGHN. Some of them were: ANDREW RUDD, born NC; WILLIAM VAUGHN RUDD, born NC; JAMES RUDD,born 1810, NC; JACKSON RUDD, born 1812, NC; ANDERSON RUDD, born 1816, NC; and others. After having all their children in North Carolina, BURLINGHAM and wife MARY move to Blount County, TN. My question is....does anyone know what happen to any of these children, especially JAMES RUDD ? Ronald Presley [email protected] _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Hi Joann, I believe you posted the second message as well - you were listing the children of someone and their known spouses. A roll call sounds great - how about it Samuel and Mary (Ames) Rudd descendants? Celia At 6:52 AM -0400 7/31/98, Joann H. Nichols wrote: >Hi, Celia, > >Interesting! Did I send the second message about Jackson Youngs? Or >where did >that come from? Do you suppose the guy's name could have been Andrew Jackson >Youngs? It seems to have been a common thing to give names such as that after >"famous" people. > >We have several descendants of Samuel and Mary (Ames) Rudd on the list. Let's >ask them to do a roll call of which of Samuel's children they're descended >from. Okay, cousins? > >Joann > >Celia G. Snyder wrote: > >> Hi Cousins and Joann in particular, >> >> I was doing some updating of my database today and ran across Joann's >> message to the list, dated 7/2/98, where she passed along vital records >> information from Vermont. One of these was: >> >> "I found a marriage recorded in Middletown for a Mary Ann Rudd to an Andrew >> Youngs, 31[sic] Nov. 1839, by Orson Clark, j.p. Does anyone know who this >> is? >> >> Well, I'm wondering if this couldn't be the Mary Ann Rudd who was the >> daughter of Samuel Rudd and Mary Ames. In an another message to the list, >> this Mary Ann is reported to have married Jackson Youngs. I found it >> interesting that in both cases the surname is listed as YOUNGS. Could he >> have been Andrew Jackson YOUNGS? >> >> Thoughts? >> >> Celia

I'm a new Rudd cousin and wanted to reply on the Samuel Rudd/ Mary Ames line. Mine is: Harvey Rudd/Charlotte Ingersoll Julia Rudd/John Robinson Bertrand Robinson/Agnes McCahill Dorothy McCahill/Arthur Sharples Janet Sharples I am looking for information on some of Harvey Rudd's other children - Olive Jane Rudd Terrell, Samuel Johnson Rudd, and Lillian Pearl Rudd Davis. >From [email protected] Fri Jul 31 20:42:10 1998 >Received: (from [email protected]) > by bl-30.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id UAA29920; > Fri, 31 Jul 1998 20:42:01 -0700 (PDT) >Resent-Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1998 20:42:01 -0700 (PDT) >Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1998 22:41:52 -0500 (CDT) >X-Sender: [email protected] >Message-Id: <[email protected][130.126.26.123]> >In-Reply-To: <[email protected]> >References: <[email protected][130.126.26.96]> >Mime-Version: 1.0 >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" >Old-To: [email protected] >From: "Celia G. Snyder" <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: Mary Ann Rudd >Old-Cc: [email protected] >Resent-Message-ID: <"TVRNNB.A.5SH.H6ow1"@bl-30.rootsweb.com> >To: [email protected] >Resent-From: [email protected] >Reply-To: [email protected] >X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/186 >X-Loop: [email protected] >Precedence: list >Resent-Sender: [email protected] > >Hi Joann, > >I believe you posted the second message as well - you were listing the >children of someone and their known spouses. > >A roll call sounds great - how about it Samuel and Mary (Ames) Rudd >descendants? > >Celia > >At 6:52 AM -0400 7/31/98, Joann H. Nichols wrote: >>Hi, Celia, >> >>Interesting! Did I send the second message about Jackson Youngs? Or >>where did >>that come from? Do you suppose the guy's name could have been Andrew Jackson >>Youngs? It seems to have been a common thing to give names such as that after >>"famous" people. >> >>We have several descendants of Samuel and Mary (Ames) Rudd on the list. Let's >>ask them to do a roll call of which of Samuel's children they're descended >>from. Okay, cousins? >> >>Joann >> >>Celia G. Snyder wrote: >> >>> Hi Cousins and Joann in particular, >>> >>> I was doing some updating of my database today and ran across Joann's >>> message to the list, dated 7/2/98, where she passed along vital records >>> information from Vermont. One of these was: >>> >>> "I found a marriage recorded in Middletown for a Mary Ann Rudd to an Andrew >>> Youngs, 31[sic] Nov. 1839, by Orson Clark, j.p. Does anyone know who this >>> is? >>> >>> Well, I'm wondering if this couldn't be the Mary Ann Rudd who was the >>> daughter of Samuel Rudd and Mary Ames. In an another message to the list, >>> this Mary Ann is reported to have married Jackson Youngs. I found it >>> interesting that in both cases the surname is listed as YOUNGS. Could he >>> have been Andrew Jackson YOUNGS? >>> >>> Thoughts? >>> >>> Celia > > > > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi, cousins, I looked up my Samuel Rudd chart and find that I have Mary Ann Rudd listed as marrying a Jackson Young; the information came from Rudd Branches, one of the manuscripts sent me by Celia. So I bet Andrew Youngs and Jackson Young are the same person! Joann

Hi, Celia, Interesting! Did I send the second message about Jackson Youngs? Or where did that come from? Do you suppose the guy's name could have been Andrew Jackson Youngs? It seems to have been a common thing to give names such as that after "famous" people. We have several descendants of Samuel and Mary (Ames) Rudd on the list. Let's ask them to do a roll call of which of Samuel's children they're descended from. Okay, cousins? Joann Celia G. Snyder wrote: > Hi Cousins and Joann in particular, > > I was doing some updating of my database today and ran across Joann's > message to the list, dated 7/2/98, where she passed along vital records > information from Vermont. One of these was: > > "I found a marriage recorded in Middletown for a Mary Ann Rudd to an Andrew > Youngs, 31[sic] Nov. 1839, by Orson Clark, j.p. Does anyone know who this > is? > > Well, I'm wondering if this couldn't be the Mary Ann Rudd who was the > daughter of Samuel Rudd and Mary Ames. In an another message to the list, > this Mary Ann is reported to have married Jackson Youngs. I found it > interesting that in both cases the surname is listed as YOUNGS. Could he > have been Andrew Jackson YOUNGS? > > Thoughts? > > Celia

Sorry, prematurely sent. working on a notebook for awhile and not used to it. anyway, my Rudd is Thomas Edward Rudd, poss. born in vt , no dates avail. but his son, Thomas Edward,Jr. was b.1849,d.1921. He died in Cassville, N.j. but may have been born in Vt. , although vt. does not have a birth cert. onhim. He married Jennie E. Stewart. Any hints? Again, sorry for the e-mail mix up. [email protected]

Joann, Please ignore that last message. Sento to wrong place.

Hi Joann, Happen to see your message about Samuel Stewart. I am looking for a Samuel but he was in N.J. approx 1820 on. Do not have dates or place of origin, but his daughter, Jennie E. Stewart b. 1848, was my gggrandmother. Would love to find out something on Samuel. Thanks in advance for any infor. [email protected]

Hi Cousins and Joann in particular, I was doing some updating of my database today and ran across Joann's message to the list, dated 7/2/98, where she passed along vital records information from Vermont. One of these was: "I found a marriage recorded in Middletown for a Mary Ann Rudd to an Andrew Youngs, 31[sic] Nov. 1839, by Orson Clark, j.p. Does anyone know who this is? Well, I'm wondering if this couldn't be the Mary Ann Rudd who was the daughter of Samuel Rudd and Mary Ames. In an another message to the list, this Mary Ann is reported to have married Jackson Youngs. I found it interesting that in both cases the surname is listed as YOUNGS. Could he have been Andrew Jackson YOUNGS? Thoughts? Celia

Kevin, You may want to order the picture. Celia At 11:30 PM -0500 7/28/98, Kevin K. Stephenson wrote: >Celia-- > Oscar Rudd is from my Illinois branch! He was the son of Erastus Rudd and >Harriet Hill, and I have a picture of his tombstone from the Mound Cemetery at >Joliet. He would have been a first cousin of Barak, Alonzo's dad. His >brother >Rossiter was keeper of the Mound Cemetery for many years, and was on the area >school board. > > Kevin. > >-----Original Message----- >From: Joann H. Nichols [mailto:[email protected]] >Sent: Tuesday, July 28, 1998 8:27 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: Civil War Rudd Photos > > >Hi, Celia and other cousins, > >Does anyone recognize who any of these three men are? Seems as if they >must be >connected to the Jonathan Rudd family. > >Joann > >Celia G. Snyder wrote: > >> Hi Cousins, >> >> The following website has over 200,000 photos related to the Civil War. I >> found the photos listed below when I did a search for "Rudd." >> >> http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/PhotoDB.html >> >> Document: photodb.out >> Match Number: 1 of 4 >> Score: 100 >> >> RG98S-CWP 150.72 >> >> Standing view of Capt. Oscar Rudd, Co. G, 39th Regt., Ill. Vol. Inf. Died >> of wounds: 7-11-64. >> >> CIVIL WAR >> ILLINOIS >> INFANTRY >> OSCAR >> 39TH REGT. >> RUDD >> VOLUNTEER >> -------------------------- >> Document: photodb.out >> Match Number: 2 of 4 >> Score: 100 >> >> RG526S-NYSAG.267 >> >> A bust view of Pvt. Alden R. Rudd, Co.A, 10th Regt., N.Y.S. Vol. Heavy >> Arty. >> >> CIVIL WAR >> R. >> NEW YORK >> HEAVY ARTILLERY >> 10TH REGT. >> ALDEN >> RUDD >> -------------------------- >> Document: photodb.out >> Match Number: 3 of 4 >> Score: 100 >> >> RG526S-NYSAG.268 >> >> A full standing view of Pvt. Harrison N. Rudd, Co.A, 10th Regt., N.Y.S. >> Vol. Heavy Arty. >> >> CIVIL WAR >> N. >> NEW YORK >> HEAVY ARTILLERY >> 10TH REGT. >> HARRISON >> RUDD >> ------------------------ >> Document: photodb.out >> Match Number: 4 of 4 >> Score: 100 >> >> RG526S-NYSAG.269 >> >> A full standing view of Corp. Wilbur Rudd, Co.A, 10th Regt.,N.Y.S. Vol. >> Heavy Arty. >> >> CIVIL WAR >> NEW YORK >> HEAVY ARTILLERY >> 10TH REGT. >> WILBUR >> RUDD >> >> Please note also that this is only a catalog. We do not have photographs >> linked to the catalog entries. Duplicates of photos may be obtained by >> following these directions. >> >> Send a message to the MHI Special Collections Branch. This may be >> accomplished in several ways: >> e-mail to Special Collections >> postal mail to >> U.S. Army Military History Institute >> ATTN: Special Collections >> 22 Ashburn Drive >> Carlisle, PA 17013-5008 >> or call them directly at +1-717-245-3434 >> In the message, provide your postal address and the catalog number >> of the photograph you desire (the "RG" number). >> >> They will mail a photocopy of the photograph to you for your >> examination and approval, along with much more detailed instructions, which >> will include charges for the duplication of photos. Assuming that you want >> a copy of the photograph(s), you will then mail a check for the appropriate >> amount payable to "MHI Fund" and the copy will be furnished after a >> suitable number of weeks for processing.

Vera Mae and the gang-- Interesting stuff on the Civil War. My great-great-grandad, Alonzo RUDD, served in the Illinois Militia, as did several other members of the Illinois branch of the family. Alonzo was wounded in the leg at the battle of Mission Ridge, Tennessee, and was out of action for 30 days before rejoining his company. One of the Erastus Rudds was killed in that war, I believe. Tell me more!!!! Kevin. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, July 28, 1998 11:01 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Civil War Rudd Photos Hi Ceila,Joann and the R-Gang My husband's GreatGrandfather, Albert Delos Herrick, was also attached to the NYS 10th Vol, Heavy Artillery. He was with Company K, however: and he mustered in from Jefferson County. His unit was associated with the Battles of Cold Harbor, Wilderness, the seige of St Petersburg, Spotsylvania and others. I believe that he mustered in late in the War, after Gettysburg. I'm also thinking that if the Rudd's were in Company A--they must have been in from the get go. I have a pamphlet called 'Bugles Echo Across the Valley', which list Oswego county units of 24th,81st,110th,147th and 184th Infantry units and 24th Cavalry. This book lists a couple of sources that might be helpful. the Adjutant General's Office has a series of 43 volumes with thumbnail service records for each man. The Onondaga (Syracuse) and Albany libraries have a full set of Annual reports as these are called.(New York State of course) Two other books are Frederick L Phisterer's, NEW YORK IN THE WAR OF THE REBELLION,1861-1865, which are released in different year versions. If I get the time???? That never happens Vera Mae