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.

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.

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.

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

Hi Judy, Joseph married Sarah Story. Has to be a mistake in the Dewey Genealogy. Celia At 9:17 PM -0400 7/27/98, [email protected] wrote: >Celia, > >I notice that an item in this info (Dewey Genealogy) reads that Joseph Rudd >was engaged to be married to Sarah Wickwire. Information I have received >shows that he married Sarah Story. Which is correct? > >An interesting note: I'm going to have to check my daughter-in-law's Dewey >Genealogy...and also her Canadian Fairchild genealogy! > >Judy Offen

Hi, Sherry, Nope, my line is down from Jonathan1, Nathaniel2, Joseph3, Increase4, Silas5, Increase6, Julia Ann m. Miner Bromley. Good luck with your research! Joann Nichols Sherry L. Nisly wrote: > Sorry to be so slow in responding, Joann, but other things got in the > way this week, how rude of them :) > > I don't know what Celia posted, whether it was for me or not, but > I have retrieved all the archived digests for the list and am near > halfway to current postings. Do you happen to be a descendant of > Elias? > > I already have quite a bit on Elias both back and forwards, none > of it my own personal research and much of it with no references > at all. If you are a descendant of Elias, be sure to visit Linda > Woodard's pages I don't know if she belongs to the list or not. > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/o/o/Linda-G-Woodard/index.html > > I haven't checked her stuff against the info I got from others, > but she is working with 2 other Elias desc. (1 in FL and 1 in TX) > so I think they are probably doing a fair job of cross-referencing > and cross-checking each other. > > Thanks for the welcome, I appreciate it. > > Sherry Lynn (BOUSE) NISLY > (6-Sherry,5-Melba,4-Allen Richards,3-Mandy,2-Elias T.,1-Elias David Rudd)

At 07:33 PM 7/23/98 -0400, Joann H. Nichols wrote: >Hi, Sherry, > >Welcome! I think I remember Celia posting something to the list regarding >Elias David Rudd's line. Was that for you? Sorry to be so slow in responding, Joann, but other things got in the way this week, how rude of them :) I don't know what Celia posted, whether it was for me or not, but I have retrieved all the archived digests for the list and am near halfway to current postings. Do you happen to be a descendant of Elias? I already have quite a bit on Elias both back and forwards, none of it my own personal research and much of it with no references at all. If you are a descendant of Elias, be sure to visit Linda Woodard's pages I don't know if she belongs to the list or not. http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/o/o/Linda-G-Woodard/index.html I haven't checked her stuff against the info I got from others, but she is working with 2 other Elias desc. (1 in FL and 1 in TX) so I think they are probably doing a fair job of cross-referencing and cross-checking each other. Thanks for the welcome, I appreciate it. Sherry Lynn (BOUSE) NISLY (6-Sherry,5-Melba,4-Allen Richards,3-Mandy,2-Elias T.,1-Elias David Rudd)

Celia, I notice that an item in this info (Dewey Genealogy) reads that Joseph Rudd was engaged to be married to Sarah Wickwire. Information I have received shows that he married Sarah Story. Which is correct? An interesting note: I'm going to have to check my daughter-in-law's Dewey Genealogy...and also her Canadian Fairchild genealogy! Judy Offen

Hi All, I just joined the list yesterday. Here's my Rudd connection: My name is Sandra (Wilson) Holland. My parents were Herbert Wilson (b. 12-6-1916 Wolfe Co.,KY; d. 9-4-1986 Preble Co., OH) and Daisy Banks (b. 10-24-1926 Powell Co.,Ky; d. 8-1-1984 Butler Co.,OH) They were married 6-27-1942 Wayne Co., IN. My paternal grandparents were Willis Mann Wilson (b. 5-10-1893 Magoffin Co.KY; d. 11-22-1949 Wolfe Co. KY) and Mary Jane Haynes (b. 1-5-1897 Menifee Co. KY; d. 6-12-1986 Butler Co. OH) They were married 11-24-1915 in Wolfe Co. KY. My paternal great-grandparents were Eli Wilson (b. 12-24-1858 poss. Magoffin Co. KY; d. 5-24-1914 in Wolfe Co., KY) and Rebecca RUDD (b. about 1857 KY and d. after 1920 KY. I don't know where or when they married but I do know that Eli Wilson divorced his first wife, Mary Thomas, in Magoffin Co. KY in 1885. So the marriage between Eli and Rebecca RUDD took place after 1885 but before 1888 when their first son, William was born. On the 1920 Wolfe Co. KY census, Rebecca is listed as 63 and widowed, living with her son, Willis, his wife and two sons. I know absolutely nothing else about Rebecca RUDD. Does she possibly connect to any RUDDS that anyone is researching? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Sandy Holland Dayton, OH

HISTORY AND MAP OF DANBY RUDD, INCREASE, from Middletown, was for a number of years a resident of this town. He was formerly in the Custom House service. He removed to Collins, N. Y., where he is still living, being over 90 years of age. His children are Lucinda, Julia, Sybil, Joel, Harley, Bradford, Harriet, Polly, Betsey, Rosalva, Scynthia and Moses d. young. Sybil m. Timothy Taylor, lives in Collins and has one son, Brailey. Harley also settled in Collins. Betsy m. Gardner Harrington, and raised two children: Adeline and Jackson. Harriet m. Joseph Kelly and settled in Collins. They have a family of several children: Frances, Nancy, Monroe, Mason and Linsey. Monroe m. Rosalva Babcock, and lives in Collins. MORRISON, JAMES, from Ireland, m. Polly Rudd, and settled at Scottsville. He was a blacksmith by trade and carried on that business here for a number of years. He is now living in Versailes, N. Y., and has raised a family of eight children; Allen, Mary, Margaret, Julia, Lydia, Thomas, William and Charles, all of whom live west. HARRINGTON, GARDNER, brother of Peter, m. Sally, da. of Henry Herrick. They raised a family of seven children: Henry, Moses, David, Gardner, John, Sarah, m. Burt Bromley; Delia, m. a Howland and lived in Peru, N. Y. Moses was a soldier and died of woundsreceived during the war of 1812. Mr. Harrington next married Betsey Rudd and moved to the West. GILBERT, ZEBINA, from Connecticut, m. Mary, da. of Moses Vail, and settled here quite early. His wife died in 1849, aged 45, leaving one son, David. He afterwards m. Sally Kali, and died quite advanced in years. David m, Lucinda, da. of Increase Rudd, who died in 1827, aged 25, having raised two children: Lydia, m. James Colvin; Mary, m. Herman J. Lake. He afterwards m. Lucy Robinson, and had one daughter, Eunice, now living in Chester, N. Y. He died about 65 years of age. BROMLEY, MINER, m. Julia Rudd, and has settled on the Haskins farm. They have raised quite a numerous family, which consists of thirteen children, some of whom have died. Of those now living are: Louisa, m. E. T. Greene; Leonora, m. Caleb Colvin; Lyman, m. Laura, da. of Jared Hulett; Margaret, m. Luther Colvin; Mariah, m. Julius Hart; Amos and Charles. Lydia, another da., m. Gustavus Reed, and died in 1868, leaving a family of several children. James, the second son, was a soldier in the late rebellion,and was killed in the fight before Richmond. Amos m. Cata, da. of L. G. Parris, and lives with his father. John H. Andrus, Erastus Bromley, Joseph Allen, Brayton Baker, Daniel Axtel, John M. Bishop, John Andrus,Stephen Baker, Ira Allen, Williard Bromley, David Arnold, Ira Bromley, Elijah Avery, Jacob Bartlett, Samuel Arnold, Bethel Bromley, Consider S. Bardwell, Joseph Brownell, David Boyce,Rufus Bucklin, Jr., Albert Bucklin, Joseph Button, Hosea Barnes, Anson Button, Benjamin Barnes, Jacob Benson, Alexander Barrett, Benjamin Baker, Cantlin D. Barrett, Jonathan Brewer, Elijah Bull, John Bell, Hiram Bromley, Anson Baker, Barton Brown, William Bruce, Uoseph Bartlett, Moses Barnard, Jeremy Bartlett, David Bassey, Daniel Bartlett, Ephraim Chace, Savid Bartlett, Henry Crosby, Joseph Bull, Hiram Congor, Nelson Bromley, James Clark, Enoch Congor, Rial Fisk, Ashur Congor, Reubin Fisk, Jr., Gersham Congor, Jr., Benjamin Fisk, Gersham Congor, Lyman Fisk, Benajah Colvin, Israel Fisk, Seth Cook, Reubin Fisk, Sylvanus Cook, John Griffith, Stephen Cook, David Griffith, Noah Congor, George Griffith, Reubin Colvin, Orange Green, Stephen Calkins, Daniel Griffith, Joseph Culver, Thomas Griffith, Elisha Clark, Anson Griffith, Dennis Canfield, Seth Griffith, Daniel Clark, Adin H. Green, Benjamin Cross, Benjamin Griffith, Anthony Colvin, Joseph R. Green, Thomas J. Crandall, Chauncey Green, Lyman C. Crandall, Zebina Gilbert, Alanson Crandall, Ephraim Gilmore, Joseph Davis, David Gilbert, Timothy Davis, George Griffith, Jr., Ira Edmunds, Gardner Griffith, Samuel Emerson, Oliver Gorton, Andrus Eggleston, Asa Gorton, William C. Fox, John Hadwin, John Fox, Gary Harrington, Jeptha Frost, Oliver Harrington, Benoni Fisk, Jr., Daniel Hulett, Elisha Fish, Oratus Hulett, Paul Hulett, Aaron Johnson, Abel Horton, William Johnson, Dennis Horton, Nicholas Jenks, William Herrick, George Jenks, Henry Hodges, Joseph Kelley, Josiah Hulett, David Kelley, Warren Heading, Daniel Kelley, William Haskins, David Kelley, 2d, Abel Haskins, Benjamin Kelley, Azariah Hilliard, Pardon Kelley, Elisha Harrington, Hatsel Kelley, Isaac Hilliard, Stephen Kelley, Miner Hilliard,Timothy Kelley, Daniel Hulett, Jr., Elihu Kelley, Ezra Harrington, Erastus Kelley, Jonathan Hill, Perry G. Knights, Smith Hitt, Joshua Kelly, Moses Hill, Elijah Lillie, Darius Harrington, Jessie Lapham, Job K. Hill, Daniel Lapham, Sylvester Hill, Elisha Lapham, Orestus B. Hulett, David Lapham, Consider Howland, Abram Locke, Benjamin Hayes, Galen J. Locke, Edward Herrick, Eli Learned, Andrew Harrington, Jacob Lyon, Joseph Irish, Nathan Lapham, Horace Johnson, James Lincoln, James Johnson, Abraham Matteson, James McDaniels, Caleb Randall, Thomas McDaniels, Joel M. Rogers, Simon Milliard, Abraham Rogers, Erastus Milliard, Aaron Rogers, Ishmael Matteson, John Rogers, Peleg Nichols, Abram B. Rogers, Stetson Nichols, Increase Rudd, Isaac Nichols, Aaron Rogers, Jr., Daniel Nichols, Nicholas Rogers, James Nichols, Silas Rogers, Joel Nichols, Isaac Rogers, Thomas Nichols, Christopher Stone, Stephen Northrup, James Sweet, Jr., Benajah Noah, Palmer Stafford, Harris Otis, James Soule, William Otis, Pardon Soule, Caleb Phillips,John Soule, Leonard Palmer, Gardner Soule, Caleb Parris, William Soule, Caleb Parris, 2d,Friend Smith, Harvey Parris, Jonathan Staples, Jr., Israel Phillips, Williard Staples, Josiah Phillips, William Stimson, Isaac T. Parris, Josiah Southwick, Daniel Palmer, Daniel Southwick, Laden Phillips, Job Scott, Isaac Phillips, Isaac Southwick, Merrick Porter, Barton Sherman, John Palmer, Jefferson Sherman, Timothy Reed, Edmund Sherman, John Sherman, Ira Vail, Elihu Sherman, Seley Vail, Lemuel Stafford, John Vail, Nathan Spaulding, David Valentine, Phillip Spaulding, Reubin White, Orin Spaulding, Isaac White, Seneca Smith, Stephen White, James Morrison, Isaac Wilbur, Asa Smith, 2d, Allen Willis, Nathan J. Smith, John C. White, Augustus Sweat, Nehimiah White, Israel Thompson, Otis Wheeler, Levi Taft, John H. Wheeler, Phineas Taft, Hiram Warden, Abner Taft, Jonathan Weller, Calvin Tucker, Olney Williams, Arden Tabor, David Youngs, John Vaughan, Edward Vail, Warren Vaughan, Edward Vail, Jr. ---------------------------------------------------------------- CAFFEY FAMILY 137. LEWIS W.[7], who married Miss Rudd Larry Dean[8], son of Joseph[7] (#316) and Betty (Rudd) Simpson, was born 20 Jan. 1954, and married Cindy Carol Hillard 12 Apr. 1973. Cindy was born 14 Dec. 1956. Joseph[7], son of Myrtle Mae[6] (Kernodle, #193) and Joseph W.A. Simpson, was born 8 Aug. 1927. He married Betty Rudd 25 June 1949. Betty was born 20 Apr. 1931. 223. Norma[7] Rudd, born 19 Dec. 1916, died 6 Jan. 1917 [FR]. 222. Willie J. (Nell)[7] Rudd, born 22 Nov. 1915, who married Lawrence Gordon 23 Aug. 1941 [FR]. 221. Oscar[7] Rudd, born 26 Feb. 1913, died 17 Oct. 1915 [FR]. 220. Grace[7] Rudd, born 20 Dec. 1910, who married 25 Apr. 1934 Jim K. Mitchell. They had two children. Grace is a registered nurse. [FR; PK] 219. Mary A.[7] Rudd, who married 1 March 1934 William R. Turner. They live in South Carolina. [FR] 218. Norman[7] Rudd, born 5 Oct. 1907, who married Estelle Rollins in Dec. 1933 [FR]. 217. Tora[7] Rudd, born 18 Feb. 1905, died 26 Sept. 1947, who never married [FR]. 216. Paul D.[7] Rudd, born 24 Feb. 1903, died 31 Oct. 1968. He married (1) a missionary's daughter by whom he had two children, and married again, his second wife thought to have been Ruby Collinger. [FR] 215. Thomas Fred[7] Rudd, born 3 March 1901, who married 26 Dec. 1925 Fannie Gordon. They had children. [FR] MARY SUE[6], daughter of J. ROBERT THOMAS[5] (#90) and Ann (Dalton) CAFFEY, was born 7 Nov. 1876 in Guilford Co, NC. On 21 Oct. 1898 she married Oscar A. Rudd, born 15 Feb. 1869 and died 18 March 1951. [FR] 133. MARY SUE[6] CAFFEY Rudd MARY SUE[6], daughter of J. ROBERT THOMAS[5] (#90) and Ann (Dalton) CAFFEY, wasborn 7 Nov. 1876 in Guilford Co, NC. On 21 Oct. 1898 she married Oscar A. Rudd, born 15 Feb. 1869 and died 18 March 1951. [FR] The children of Mary Sue and Oscar: 215. Thomas Fred[7] Rudd, born 3 March 1901, who married 26 Dec. 1925 Fannie Gordon. They had children. [FR] 216. Paul D.[7] Rudd, born 24 Feb. 1903, died 31 Oct. 1968. He married (1) a missionary's daughter by whom he had two children, and married again, his second wife thought to have been Ruby Collinger. [FR] 217. Tora[7] Rudd, born 18 Feb. 1905, died 26 Sept. 1947, who never married [FR]. 218. Norman[7] Rudd, born 5 Oct. 1907, who married Estelle Rollins in Dec. 1933 [FR]. 219. Mary A.[7] Rudd, who married 1 March 1934 William R. Turner. They live in South Carolina. [FR] 220. Grace[7] Rudd, born 20 Dec. 1910, who married 25 Apr. 1934 Jim K. Mitchell. They had two children. Grace is a registered nurse. [FR; PK] 221. Oscar[7] Rudd, born 26 Feb. 1913, died 17 Oct. 1915 [FR]. 222. Willie J. (Nell)[7] Rudd, born 22 Nov. 1915, who married Lawrence Gordon 23 Aug. 1941 [FR]. 223. Norma[7] Rudd, born 19 Dec. 1916, died 6 Jan. 1917 [FR]. -------------------------------------------------------------------- FOUNTAIN COUNTY, INDIANA INDEX TO MARRIAGE RECORDS A-Z 1921-1941 Rudd Lester E/Florence Christian Oct 25 1913 W Aug 31 1933 C-24 375 Rudd Orpheus/Pearl Webster Aug 3 1907 W Feb 7 1929 C-21 528 Rudd Charles Jr/Lydia Verhoeven May 13 1914 W Nov 21 1938 C-29 69 Rudd George Lula M Price June 3 1908 W June 27 1936 C-26 193 228 Webster Pearl/Orpheus Rudd Feb 28 1909 W Feb 7 1929 C-21 528 Verhoeven Lydia/Charles Rudd Jr July 15 1916 W Nov 21 1938 C-29 69 Suapp John/Alma Rudd Mar 17 1910 W Mar 4 1936 C-26 66 Rudd Alma/John Suapp Aprl 19 1917 W Mar 4 1936 C-26 66 Price Lula M/George Rudd Feb 5 1917 W June 27 1936 C-26 193 Christian Florence/Lester Rudd Sept 19 1914 W Aug 31 1933 C-24 375 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- DEWEY GENEALOGY 3219. Daniel Rudd, b. Jan. 28, 1848; m. March 15, 1883, Carrie A. Fairchild, dau. of Theodore B. and Maria B. (Bryant), b. Jan. 30, 1859, at Newtown, Conn.; he is a merchant at Hamilton, Ont., and has Tracy Fairchild, b. Oct. 11, 1883; Frank Sims, b. June 28, 1885; Gladys Elizabeth, b. Sept. 1, 1887; Edna Mary, b. July 9, 1889; Rudd Daniel, b. April 28, 1891; d. Nov. 6, 1893. ARCHIBALD DEWEY, son of Martin, b. Jan. 14, 1762, near Amenia, N. Y.; d. Feb. 26, 1812, ag. 50, of fever, at Fairfax, Vt.; a farmer; moved from near Amenia, N. Y., and Canaan, Conn., to Bennington, Vt., where he married; moved to Cambridge, and spent thelast ten years of his life in Fairfax, Vt.; stood 5 ft. 10 1-2 in., weighed 160 lbs., blue eyes, brown hair; m. (???), 1785, JERUSHA HOPKINS, dau. of Benjamin (who left Nine Partners, N. Y., in 1772, and was later killed in the Revolutionary War) and Zaresh (Rudd), b. (???), 1766, at Nine Partners; d. May 7, 1830, ag. 64, at Georgia, Vt. He could also be genial and pleasant. One or two characteristic anecdotes are proper to be introduced to illustrate this. When the house, now the residence of Aaron L. Hubbell, and built by his father, was raised, Mr. Dewey was present; also Joseph Rudd,who was engaged to be married to Sarah Wickwire, then living in a house nearly opposite. Mr. Dewey, who knew of the intention of marriage, said to Joseph, "If you will go and lead Sarah over here, I will marry you for nothing." The reply was, "It's a bargain." Joseph led the young lady to the place, some planks were laid down upon the timbers for a floor, and they were married. CHARLES MILTON DEWEY, son of Zelotes, b. June --, 1833; a farmer; purchased land adjoining the old homestead at Deerfield, N. Y., where he lived in 1897, having recently erected some of the finest farm buildings in the town; m. about 1857, JANE A. RUDD. JONATHAN RUDD DEWEY, son of John,. W., b. March 15, 1805, at Lebanon, Conn; d. after 1862, at Columbus, Pa.; m. March 11, 1828, LUCY SPENCER, dau. of Israel and Sarah (Webster), of Columbus, Pa.; b. March --, 1810; d. after 1862. 1. Jane, b. Nov. 30, 1817; m. (???) Clement. 2. Wm. Pitt, b. Jan. 21, 1820; lived at Hamilton, Ontario. 3. De Witt Clinton, b. Dec. 9, 1821; d. June 20, 1827. 4. Daniel Dewey, b. Oct. 28, 1823; m. Sophia King, dau. of his first cousin, John Gurnsey, and Sarah (Salyer); lived at St. Catharines, Ontario. 5. Stoughton, b. Feb. 12, 1826; d. Aug. 23, 1832. 6. Lyman, b. Jan.17, 1829; lived at Hamilton, Ont. 7. Hezekiah Rudd, b. Nov. 11, 1830; d. Sept. 29, 1832. 8. Celia, b. July 7, 1833; m. Rev. H. Floyd, a Baptist minister of Whilby, Ont. 9. Calvin, b. July 7, 1835. 1681. Lucia, b. Aug. 4, 1788; m. Sept. 22, 1809, Geo. G. King, b. July 21, 1786, at Durham, Conn., and had 11 children. 1682. John W., 2d, b. May 17, 1790; m. 1683. Maria, b. Sept. 10, 1794; m. Jan. 27, 1817, Stoughton Moore, and had 9 children. 1684. Elizabeth, b. May 16, 1796; m. John Smith, and had 4 sons and 1 dau. 1685. Daniel Ordway, b. March 18, 1798; m. 1686. Abigail, b. (???), 1802; d. unm. at Columbus, Pa. 1687. Rhoda, b. May 23, 1804; m. 1688. Jonathan Rudd, b. March 15, 1805; m. 1689. Sarah E., b. (???), 1808; m. John H. Brown, of Sherburne, N. Y.; she m. 2d, Wm. H. Cleveland, and had son, John H. Cleveland. 1818; in his old age and infirmity he went to live with his son, Jonathan R., at Columbus, Warren Co., Pa.; was there in 1835, but died while on a visit to his dau. Maria (Mrs. Moore), in Canada West; he was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, and applied for a pension in Oct., 1832; m. Nov. 15, 1787, at Windham, Conn., ABIGAIL RUDD, dau. of Dea. Jonathan and Mary Tracy), b. June 13, 1767, at Windham, Conn.; d. March 13, 1813, ag. 45, at Sherburne, N. Y.; m. Feb. 17, 1815, at Sherburne, N. Y., Mrs. EMMA TUPPER, b. about 1770; she went to live with her relatives a few years before her husband's death; was living at Great Barrington, Mass., in Feb., 1854, aged 84 years, when she declared for a pension; there d. Oct. 17, 1862, aged 93 yrs. 9 mos. 28 d ays. 1601. Alathea, b. Aug. 24, 1787; m. Uriah Jones, had a family; she was living a widow at Hampton, Conn., in 1865. 1602. George Rudd, b. Nov. 26, 1795; d. about 1860, at Mansfield, Conn. 1603. William Pitt, b. Aug. 27, 1798; m. --------------------------------------------------------

THE COLONIAL SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA 1908 Jenks CUTHBERT HAYHURST = MARY RUDD. In Penna., 1682. John Cutler = Margery Hayhurst. Daniel Palmer = Mary Cutler. Michael Hutchinson = Margery Palmer. William Jenks = Mary Hutchinson. William Pearson Jenks = Elizabeth Story. WILLIAM HENRY JENKS, Philadelphia, Penna. SUPPLEMENTALS Seventh in descent from Thomas Croasdale, in Penna., 1682. Seventh in descent from Agnes Hathernthwait, in Penna., 1682. Sixth in descent from Randulph Blackshaw, in Penna., 1682. Sixth in descent from Alice Burgis, in Penna., 1682. Sixth in descent from William Smith, in Penna., 1682. Sixth in descent from John Chapman, in Penna., 1684. Sixth in descent from Jane Saddler, in Penna., 1684. Sixth in descent from Martin Wildman, in Penna., 1690. Sixth in descent from Ann Ward, in Penna., 1690. Sixth in descent from William Paxson, in Penna., 1682. Sixth in descent from Mary Packingham, in Penna., 1682. Fifth in descent from John Cutler, in Penna., 1685. Fifth in descent from John Palmer, in Penna., 1683. Fifth in descent from Christiana Joyse, in Penna., 1683. Fifth in descent from Joseph Kirkbride, in N. J., 1681. Fifth in descent from Eleanor Baines, in Penna., 1687. Fifth in descent from Thomas Duer, in Penna., 1683. Fifth in descent from Enoch Pearson, in Penna., 1699. Fifth in descent from Bernard Lane, in N. J., prior to 1687. Fifth in descent from Jenet Cowgill, in N. J., 1687. Fifth in descent from Edmund Cutler, in Penna., 1685. Fifth in descent from Thomas Wilson, in Penna., 1699. Fourth in descent from Thomas Story, in Penna., 1699. --------------------------------------------------------------- PIONEER & GENERAL HISTORY OF GEAUGA 4th. Lester De Witt, born December 1, 1832, married Carrie Brainard, daughter of Nelson Brainard and Lucia Rudd, of Mayfield, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, September 29, 1868. Their children were: Wilder Brainard, born September 16, 1869; Arthur Wallace, born March 14, 1872. -------------------------------------------------------------- THE COLONIAL SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA 1950 LOTT Elected 1937 No. 585 THOMAS WALMSLEY = ELIZABETH RUDD. In Penna., 1682. Henry Walmsley = Mary Searle. Thomas Walmsley = (???) (???). Henry Walmsley = Martha Knight. William Ridge = Sarah Walmsley. Samuel Ridge = Catherine King. Jonathan Ridge = Anna Mary Scott. Charles Fulmer Lott = Catherine Ridge. HOWARD RIDGE LOTT --------------------------------------------------------------- THE COX FAMILY IN AMERICA 1533 Edith, b. 3.2.1867; m. Charles Rudd, of Perry, Wyoming Co., N. Y. 1534 Edwin, b. 10.7.1870; unm. --------------------------------------------------------------- TENNESSEE THE VOLUNTEER STATE VOL 4 On the 15th of June, 1904, Dr. Culbreath was married to Miss Willie Thomas Capell, a daughter of William Capell, who died while serving as sheriff of Haywood county. Mrs. Culbreath passed away November 16, 1904. On the 14th of August, 1907, Dr. Culbreathwas married to Miss Louise Reid Rudd, a daughter of A. M. and Ella (Dancy) Rudd. They became parents of a son, Louis Wilkins, Jr., born January 7, 1911. --------------------------------------------------------------- EL RENO, OK-Land District 896 - James A. St. Clair, Hobart, O. T., ne 35 6 19. 6897 - Samuel Renberg, Ponca City, O. T., se 7 6 13. 6898 - Frank Jones, Newkirk, O. T., se 18 7 18. 6899 - William R. Coffee, Hobart, O. T., se 3 7 19. 6900 - Lorane A. Rogers, Apache, O. T., sw 4 5 11. 6901 - Edmond J. Belding, Lexington, O. T., se 1 7 19. 6902 - Walter Reed, Mountain View, O. T., se 25 6 15. 6903 - Silas L. Vaughn, Mountain View, O. T., se 10 8 14. 6904 - Yancy C. Rudd, Bowie, Tex., se 4 7 18. 6905 - William J. Spice, Blac kwell, O. T., ne 17 6 14. 6906 - Chas. S. Baker, Mountain View, O. T., se 34 6 15. 6907 - Thomas Bingham, Zangwell, O. T., ne 10 5 11. 6908 - John S. F. Moore, Hydro, O. T., ne 35 11 13. 6909 - August Morgan, Fort Cobb, O. T., w 1/2 se and e 1/2 sw 1 ---------------------------------------------------------------- HUNTINGTON, SAMUEL & FAMILY The fifth son, Eliphalet, was the only boy to follow the family plans. On November 11, 1762 he married Dinah Rudd and settled down on the family farm in Scotland with his bride and his aging parents. ------------------------------------------------------------------ BYNUM FAMILY 6. Cora Headrick m. Neal Hefner. They have seven children: (a) Lelon (m. Gladys Edwards--two children: William Edward and John Robert); (b) Dick (m. Maggie Wilson--one child: Peggy Arlene); (c) John Benton (m. Patsy Ruth Armstrong--five children: Carol Lavada, John Wayne, Elizabeth Ann, Patricia Lee, and Brenda Joyce); (d) Jo Ann (m. Bernard Weems--three children: Shirley Joan, Bobby Neal, and Connie Ilene); (e) Juanita (first m. Horace Ussery; second m. Joe Bonet--one adopted son: Jimmy); (f) Jane (first m. Charles Geer--two children: Charles, Jr. and Priscilla; second m. Ervin Gundlock); (g) Margie (m. Cuddle Herndon Rudd--two children: Kenny Ray and Pamela Sue). ----------------------------------------------------------------- DAWES FINAL ROLLS 1 4634 467 Rudd Livey Gladney 1 M 1-32 3251 Minor Cherokees by Blood ------------------------------------------------------------------ SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS IN THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, 1906 He appears to have been possessed of a large property, for in 1700 to 1702 he made conveyances of a large amount of real estate situated in Duxbury, Plymouth, Marshfield, Bridgewater, and Middleboro. That in Duxbury was conveyed Dec. 30, 1702, to Thomas Loring, and is described in the deed as being "all my farm in Duxbury about 80 acres and the buildings &c.," and this was probably the homestead inherited from his father, Stephen Tracy, who, in a document executed in London, Eng., March 20, 1654/5, empowering John Winslow to make a division of his estate in New England, directed that his son John should have what land and houses he had in Duxbury. This land was granted to Stephen Tracy by the Colony Nov. 2, 1640, and is described in the records as "80 acres of land with some meadow to it in Duxbury." Soon after the sale of his real estate Lieutenant John removed to Windham, Conn., where he died June 30, 1718. His son Stephen, born at Duxbury about 1673, married at Windham, June 26, 1707, Deborah Bingham, daughter of Dea Thomas and Mary (Rudd) Bingham. Deborah Tracy, daughter of Stephen and Deborah (Bingham) Tracy, was born at Windham, Conn., Jan. 8, 1714, married May 7, 1735, Increase Moseley. Two of Stephen Tracy's sons, James and Prince, were officers in the Frst Connecticut Regiment under Major-General Phineas Lyman in the campaign of 1755. Plymouth Colonial Records, Vols. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. Duxbury Records, published in 1893. Windham Town Records. Connecticut Historical Soc. Collections, Vol. 9, Fol. 15. Justin Winsor's History of Duxbury. Savage's Genealogical Dictionary. Tracy Genealogy, by E. E. Tracy, 1898. STEPHEN TRACY. BY JOHN GRAHAM MOSELEY. The earliest authentic record of Stephen Tracy that has been found is in the marriage records at Leyden, Holland, where it appears as number thirteen in the list, and last of the forefathers or of those who came over in the first four ships, "Mayflower," "Fortune," "Ann," and "Little James," and is as follows: "Intention published December 18, 1620. Married January 2, 1621. Stephen Tracy, saymaker, young man from England, accompanied by Anthony Clemens, with Trifasa Le ... maid of England accompanied by Pruce Jennings." "An old manuscript in the possession of Mr. A. H. Tracy, of Chicago, gives Stephen Tracy as a son of Samuel, a son of Sir Richard, and speaks of him as a cousin of Lieutenant Thomas." Stephen Tracy with his wife Trifasa and his daughter Sarah, born in Leyden, Holland, in 1622, came in the "Ann," Capt. William Pierce, to Plymouth Colony, arriving in the summer of 1623. Previous to 1623 all the products of the Colony, in accordance with a contract with the adventurers, had been turned into a common stock, and been distributed to the colonists according to their needs, but it was found that under this system there was not enough corn produced to supply their needs; consequently there was much suffering among them for a portion of the year, so the governor and leading men of the Colony, after serious consideration, decided to take the responsibility of allotting to each head of a family one acre of land for each member of the family to be cultivated for their own "particular." There being three members in the family of Stephen Tracy, he was that year allotted three acres of land on the south side of the town. May 22, 1627, he had shares for four heads in the tenth lot, in the division of cattle, having had a daughter (Rebecca) born in Plymouth previous to this division. In 1633 he was made a "Freeman of the Incorporation of Plymouth, New England." March 25, 1633, was rated for public use "18s payable in corn at 6s pr bushel," and was rated the same in 1634. This was as large a rate as was paid by any of the settlers. July 23, 1634, he was appointed by the general court one of the committee for laying out highways for Duxbury, and he probably became a resident of that town that year, and was one of its first settlers. March 3, 1634/5, was added to the governor and assistants "for the ceasing of men for the public charge of this present year." March 14, 1635/6, was appointed on committee of Duxbury to meet committee of Plymouth and together establish a line between the two towns, at the same date was assigned mowing land in Duxbury. Was constable in 1639, which at that date Winsor in his History of Duxbury says: "was an office of high trust and responsibility, and none were elected to it but men of good standing." Served as one of the committee of five for Duxbury side, to select a site for a meeting-house. Served as a grand juror in 1639, 40, 41, 42, and was arbitrator by order of the governor and assistants in 1638 and 1642. Nov. 2, 1640, was granted "80 Acres of land with some Meadow to it in Duxbury." He was frequently appointed on committees for assigning and laying out land. Was made a Freeman of Duxbury in 1646. He returned to England before 1655, for in Plymouth Colonial Records, Vol. 2, of Deeds, Folio 179, is recorded a Power of Attorney to John Winslow empowering him to dispose of his property in New England to his five children in that Colony. It is dated at London, March 2, 1654/5, he calls himself of Great Yarmouth, a seaport borough and market-town in Norfolk County, England. Historical Magazine, Vol. 3, Folio 261. Plymouth Colonial Records, Vols. 1, 2, 7, 12. Justin Winsor's History of Duxbury, Folio 326. The Bradford History. Pioneers of Massachusetts. Pope. Tracy Genealogy, by E. E. Tracy, 1898. Savage's Genealogical Dictionary. ------------------------------------------------------------- THATCHER GENEALOGY 2240. GEORGE TREBY9 SHEPARD(*) (Abigail Douglas8 Thacher, Daniel Greenleaf,7 Daniel,6 Josiah,5 Deacon Josiah,4 etc.), born (???), at New London, Conn.; he lived at New London, Conn., and was a dry goods merchant; died February 27th, 1877, at New London, Conn., and was buried there in Cedar Grove Cemetery; he married (???), at New London, Conn., to Lucretia Hubbard Turner, born (???), at New London, Conn.; died June 24th, 1900, at New London, and wasburied there in Cedar Grove Cemetery. She was a daughter of Josiah Baker and Julia (Hubbard) Turner, of New London, Conn. Children: 4 (Shepard), 3 daughters and 1 son,all born at New London, Conn. i. Elizabeth Salter,10 born (???); died (???), in infancy. ii. Julius T(???),10 born February 14th, 1852; died January 6th, 1902; married, first, September 5th, 1872, to Julia L(???) Caulkins, by whom he had 1 daughter, Gertrude V(???)11 Shepard, born December 23rd, 1872, who married George Brown; he married, second, Louisa B(???) Rudd and by her had 1 son, Thacher11 Shepard. ------------------------------------------------------------ TENNESSEE THE VOLUNTEER STATE VOL 1 HARDIN COUNTY Hardin County lies partly in Middle Tennessee and mostly in West Tennessee. It was formed on November 13, 1819, from the Western District and extended to the Mississippi River. It was named in honor of Col. Joseph Hardin. Colonel Hardin came from Roane County in 1815 with a grant for 2,000 acres of land for services as a colonel in the Revolutionary war. On the east bank of the Tennessee River, at Horse Creek near Savannah, he located his land, settled there in 1818 or 1819, and established the nucleus for the county soon afterwards named for him. His sons and daughters soon settled there as did the Brazletons, Goodens, Thackers, Courtneys, Garners, Dicksons, Dorans, Duckworths, Cherrys, Kincannons, Sloans, Williamses, Boyds, Wisdoms, Rosses, Shannons and others. The first Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions was organized in January, 1820, by the following named magistrates: Isham Cherry, David Kincannon, James Barnes, Samuel Harbour, and Joseph McMahan. The first county officers were: Henry Mahar, ranger; Joseph McMahan, trustee; James Barnes, register; Stephen Roach, coroner. The commissioners appointed for the purpose located the county seat in the approximate center of the county and called it Hardinsville, later known as Oldtown, where the county government functioned until 1830, when it was moved to Savannah, then called Rudd's Ferry, and a log courthouse was built. This courthouse was soon replaced by a brick structure. The most outstanding event in the history of this county was the battle of Shiloh, or Pittsburg Landing, which was fought on the west bank of the Tennessee River on April 6 and 7, 1862. The National Cemetery is maintained at Pittsburg Landing and the Shiloh National Park, consisting of several thousand acres, in charge of DeLong Rice, is one of the most attractive and well kept parks in the nation. ------------------------------------------------------------ Hendricks County, Indiana Index to Marriage Records M-Z Book 1 Vol 3 1823-19 Rudd Virley R/Bertha M Tincher Dec 23 1900 12 297 Rudd Virney R/Charlotte E Ensminger Dec 23 1906 13 238 Rudd Orpheus C/Anna L Hastings Oct 11 1890 10 509 Rudd Virgie/Everett M Garrison Dec 29 1900 12 303 Rudd Mary Ann/Samuel S Trester Oct 31 1869 7 206 Rudd Motton E/Lydia J Osborn Aug 28 1890 10 491 Rudd John H/Nancy A Herod Nov 3 1892 11 120 Rudd John H/Vaudy King May 4 1898 12 63 Rudd James H/Emily Casner (???) -- (???) 5 175 Rudd John/Nancy M Crews Oct 12 1865 6 393 Rudd Cyrus R/Alice Wright Jan 25 1896 11 434 Rudd Gabrial/Louella Kendall Sept 28 1895 11 399 Vineyard Thomas/Nelly Rudd July 13 1848 4 8 Vandy King/John H Rudd May 4 1898 12 63 Trester Samuel S/Mary A Rudd Oct 31 1869 7 206 Tincher Bertha M/Virley R Rudd Dec 23 1900 12 297 Smith Oscar/Zula Rudd June 10 1896 11 464 Rudd Zula/Oscar Smith June 10 1896 11 464 144 Rudd Nelly/Thomas Vineyard July 13 1848 4 8 Rudd John/Sallie Lasley Jan 18 1866 6 432 Osborn Lydia J/Morton E Rudd Aug 28 1890 10 491 -----------------------------------------------------------------

HENDRICKS COUNTY, INDIANA INDEX TO MARRIAGE RECORDS A-F BOOK 1 VOL 1 1823-1920 Ensminger Charlotte E/Virney R Rudd Dec 23 1906 13 476 Crews Nancy M/John Rudd Oct 12 1865 6 393 Cosher Emily/James H Rudd (???) -- (???) 5 175 ----------------------------------------------------- BOOK OF THE GENERATIONS OF STEPHEN PALMER NO. 2. JOHN PALMER, the third child of the Rev. Moses and Anna, was born September 9, 1813, in Unity, N. H. He married at Warehouse Point, Conn., October 6, 1839, Mary Pope (daughter of Winslow Pope and Mary [Wheelock]), who was born January 28, 1819, at Shipton, C. E. They had one child: JOHN E. Mr. Palmer was a machinist by trade; but the nature of his work injuriously affecting his health, he abandoned it for the outdoor life of a farmer. He died March 7, 1847, at Kirby, Vt., aged 33 years. His widow married in Lyndon, Vt., June 12, 1848, James Rudd (son of William Rudd and Susannah [Smith]) who was born in Norfolk, Eng., May 23, 1810. She died May 17, 1883, at East Burke, Vt. -------------------------------------------------------- GENERAL REGISTER OF THE SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS 1899-1902 RUDD, CAPT. JONATHAN, 1728 (???). Ens., 1745. Lieut., 1750. Capt., 1758, 2d Co., 5th Regt., Conn. Troops. Deputy, 1762 and 1764. -------------------------------------------------------- SACO VALLEY SETTLEMENTS AND FAMILIES 1. JOHN,2 b. in 1809; m., in 1832, Sarah, dau. of John Crank, of Benton, N. Y. These lived on the home farm in Potter, of which he was joint owner with his father; subsequently returned to Benton, where he lived on several farms. In 1848 he owned a farm consisting of 160 acres, to which he added until he owned 400 acres. He began life poor, but by good management acquired a large estate. He was a leading citizen and enjoyed the full confidence of all he had dealings with; was supervisor and served with credit to himself and satisfaction to his townsmen. Two children: I. JOHN W.,3 m. Elvira, dau. of William M. Crosby, of Benton, and settled in Vineland, N. J. II. MARY D.,3 m. James M. L owe, of Jerusalem, and lived on parental homestead. 2. ROBERT,2 m. Eliza, dau. of Josiah Rudd, of Italy, and removed to Michigan. Six children. 3. GEORGE C.,2 m. Mary A. Parks, of Benton, N. Y., and lives at Wishawaka, Ind.; tea cher and fruit grower; has represented county in the state assembly and held office of U. S. revenue assessor. 4. CHARLOTTE,2 m. Culver S. Barber, of Potter, N. Y. 5. JACOB,2 m. Emily, dau. of James P. Robinson, of Potter, N. Y., and removed --------------------------------------------------------- MERRIFIELDS OF NEW YORK. John Merrifield1 married Catherine Simmons, moved from Columbia, Yates county, N. Y., and lived in Benton subsequent to 1820. He removed to Potter in 1832 and settled on a farm since belonging to Charles Bodwell's estate. He finally went to Coloma, Mich., where he died in 1851, aged 64. The mother lived with her children in Yates county until old age. Children: 1. JOHN,2 b. in 1809; m., in 1832, Sarah, dau. of John Crank, of Benton, N. Y. These lived on the home farm in Potter, of which he was joint owner with his father; subsequently returned to Benton, where he lived on several farms. In 1848 he owned a farm consisting of 160 acres, to which he added until he owned 400 acres. He began life poor, but bygood management acquired a large estate. He was a leading citizen and enjoyed the fullconfidence of all he had dealings with; was supervisor and served with credit to himself and satisfaction to his townsmen. Two children: I. JOHN W.,3 m. Elvira, dau. of William M. Crosby, of Benton, and settled in Vineland, N. J. II. MARY D.,3 m. James M. Lowe, of Jerusalem, and lived on parental homestead. 2. ROBERT,2 m. Eliza, dau. of Josiah Rudd, of Italy, and removed to Michigan. Six children. 3. GEORGE C.,2 m. Mary A. Parks, of Benton, N. Y., and lives at Wishawaka, Ind.; teacher and fruit grower; has represented county in the state assembly and held officeof U. S. revenue assessor. 4. CHARLOTTE,2 m. Culver S. Barber, of Potter, N. Y. 5. JACOB,2 m. Emily, dau. of James P. Robinson, of Potter, N. Y., and removed to Wishawaka, Ind., where his wife died leaving three children. He m. again and was living at Decatur, Mich.; fruit grower and Universalist minister. 6. WILLIAM H.,2 m. Emily Paul, of Coloma, and resided there as farmer. Five children. 7. ELIZABETH,2 m. Ira Potter, of Potter, N. Y. 8. SARAH A.,2 m. Charles Bostwick, a physician, of Coloma, Mich., and settled at New Troy. 9. PETER S.,2 m. Sally A. Dayton, of Welshville, Ohio; farmer and teacher. One son. 10. HANNAH C.,2 m. Charles Reading, of Coloma, Mich., where he d. leaving issue. She m. second, Franklin Vinton, of Carlisle Hill, Ind. 11. THOMAS J.,2 m. Paulina Skinner, of Valparaiso, Ind.; lawyer; has been mayor of the city; represented Potter in state assembly. --------------------------------------------------- GENEALOGIES OF THE RAYMOND FAMILIES OF NEW ENGLAND, 1630-1886 Ebenezer S. 229, son of Asa 94, Baptist clergyman, Pastor, King St. Baptist Church, Saw Pit Village, Port Chester, N. Y., 1826-36 and 1841-62. Feb. 2, 1865, he became pastor of the Baptist Church at Port Chester. He m. Nov17, 1825, Clarissa Wakeman, dau. of Walker Wakeman, she was b. July 2, 1802. They had: Eliza Ann, b. Sep. 12, 1826, m. Charles G. Lockwood, Dec. 30, 1851. Julia b. Oct. 15, 1829. Hiram, b. May 28, 1831, d. Aug. 11, 1831. Clarissa, b. Aug. 5, 1832, m. Oliver J. Rudd. Clarissa Raymond, d. and he m. (2) Mrs. Mary E. Selleck, widow of Raymond Selleck and dau. of William and Deborah Keeler, of Stamford, Ct. Ebenezer S. Raymond d. at New Canaan, Ct., Jan. 23, 1879. ----------------------------------------------------- CHEROKEE EMIGRATION RECORDS McDaniel 528.37« William W. Cowan 18.00 William W. Cowan William W. Cowan 62.00 William W. Cowan McGhee and James McCalmon 14.25 McCarty [321] Thomas W. Whitehead, executor 24.00 H. Montgomery John Best 8.00 Thaddeus McCasky William Rudd 28.64 William Rudd John S. Burnett 20.00 J. S. Burnett Street & Williams 128.56 Street & Williams Samuel W. Bell 51.00 Geor ge Candy Street & Williams 80.00 Street & Williams Ú¿ 3Names of Amount of Individuals to Amount To whom paid. Balance Total 3 3Cherokee valuation whom debts are of debts due west, amount ------------------------------------------------------- SAVAGE, VOL 3 DICT FIRST SETTLERS OF NE RUDD, JONATHAN, New Haven, perhaps 1640, certain. took o. of fidel. 1 Oct. 1644, Saybrook 1646, adm. freem. 1651 at hartford, M. in the winter of 1647, by John Winth. of New London, wh. act. under commis. from mass. there, and made the young couple meet him half 351 ROOD, THOMAS, Norwich, had sev. childr. bef. liv. there; Sarah , b. Oct. 1649; Thomas, Mar. 1651; Micah, Feb. 16. 1653; Rachel, Feb. 1655; John, Sept. 1658; Joseph, Mar. 1661; Benjamin, Feb. 1633; Mary, Mar. 1664, d. soon; and Samuel, June 1666. His w. d. happi. Mar. 1668, for his d. Sarah was whip. and he execut. 18 Oct. 1672, as in Trumbull. Col. rec. II. 184, is detail. Perhaps the name was changed to Rudd or Rude. JOHN, with this latter spelling was a petitnr. 1686, for Preston townsh 17 Nov. 1695. He d. 23 Dec. 1746, not, as in the careful Hist. of by error of the press, is giv. 1748. His w. d. 31 Mar. 1745. RICH- ARD, Saybrook, m. 11 Oct. 1648, Mary, d. of Matthew Marvyn, had Joseph, b. May 1657. He d. early, and his wid. m. Thomas Adgate. Mary m. Sept. 1674, Thomas Leffingwell, jr. RICAHRD, Norwich, s. of the preced. m. 7 Dec. 1672, Eliz. d. of Thomas Adgate, had Ann, b. 4 Dec. 1674; Caleb, 26 May 1679, Benajah, 4 May 1681; and Eliz. 31 Jan. 1685; was a capt. and d. 27 Feb. 1727. SAMUEL, Saybrook, s. of William the first, m. 7 Oct.1675, Patience, d. of Jonathan Rudd, had Abigail, b. 27 July 1677; Judith, 14 Sept. 1679; Samuel, 21 Aug. 1682; Jonathan, 10 Apr. 1685; Daniel, 20 Feb. 1688; Nathaniel, 18 Feb. 1691; H epzibah, and Ebenezer, tw. 19 Aug. 1701. SAMUEL, Saybrook, s. of Francis, m. 17 Apr.1684, Ruth, d. of Zechary Sanford. William, Saybrook, s. of John of Boston, or more prob. his br. if the custom ho. rec. at London be right in the age of John, had, b ----------------------------------------------------- BlNGHAM, NATHANIEL, Windham, s. of Thomas the first, m. 25 July 1705, Sarah Lobdell, had Isaac, b. 1 July 1709; Mehitable, 21 Nov. 1713; and Jeremiah, 27 Jan. 1716; was deac. and d. 16 Dec. 1754. His wid. d. 28 June 1763. THOMAS, Norwich, m. 12 Dec. 1666, Mary Rudd, had Thomas, b. 11 Dec. 1667; Abel, 25 June 1669; Mary, July 1672; Jonathan, 15 Apr. 1674; Ann, Aug. 1677; Abigail, 4 Nov. 1679; Nathaniel, 3 Oct. 1681; Deborah, 18 Dec. 1683; Samuel, 28 Mar. 1685; Joseph, 15 Jan. 1688; and Stephen, Apr. 1690; rem. to Windham, there was deac. and d. 16 Jan. 1730, aged a. 88. His w. had d. 4 Aug. 1726, a. 78 yrs. old. THOMAS, Norwich, s. of the preced. m. 17 Feb. 1692, Hannah, d. of William Backus, and d. 1 Apr. 1710. Caulkins. --------------------------------------------------- BIOGRAPHY OF DILWORTH, ELIZA WOLLERTON James Dilworth, son of James and Elizabeth Dilworth, was born at Bradley Hall, Thornley, Lancashire, England, in 1658. He probably under the influence of his mother, became a Quaker or member of the Society of Friends, and married under the careof the Settle, Yorks Meeting of the Society of Friends, as of Bradley Hall, Thornley, Lancashire, 9 of 5th month ( which according to the old calendar of time, was 9 July 1680), Ann Waln, daughter ,of Richard Waln and wife, Jane Rudd of Burholme District of Bolland (Bowland) near Lancaster, just a few miles north of Thornley . ------------------------------------------------- ONE BRANCH OF THE BOOTH FAMILY SECOND GENERATION. John Wood, b. Nov. 2, 1656, in Rowley. d. after June 24, 1735. m. Isabel Hazen, Jany. 16, 1680. b. July 21, 1662, in Rowley. Soon after their marriage theywent to Bradford, Mass., and in 1726 to Littleton. He served in King Philip's War3. Children, born probably in Bradford: I. Hannah, b. Jany. 12, 1682; d. March 3, 1733, in Bradford. m. James3 Bailey (John2, James1), July 14, 1702. bap. April 18, 1680; d. Jany. 13, 1769. He m. second, Mrs. Mary Bacon, Nov. 22, 1733. They settled in Bradford. II. John, b. Feby. 13, 1684; d. Feby. 13, 1753. m. Sarah4 Kimball (Richard3, Thomas2, Richard1), about 1709. b. Jany. 5, 1685; d. Jany 4, 1759. He resided in Boxford and Bradford until about 1726, when with his father and brothers, he moved to Littleton, Mass. III. Priscilla, b. Aug. 27, 1686; d. about 1721. m. Daniel Tenney, Nov. 28, 1711. b. March 2, 1690, in Rowley; d. March 21, 1756. IV. Edward, b. Sept. 7, 1689; d. m. Mary Spofford, (Samuel2, John1), Dec. 23, 1713. b. Aug. 7, 1682; d. They lived in Bradford. V. THOMAS, b. Nov. 28, 1691. VI. Samuel b. Nov. 18, 1693 m. He is supposed to have settled in Mansfield, Ct. The Town Records of Mansfield show that a Samuel Wood died there July 25, 1742. VII. Joseph, b. May 5, 1696; d. Feby. 7, 1766, in Windham. m. Hannah Carrier, of Lebanon, Nov. 28, 1720. They had Priscilla, b. in Norwich, Oct. 31, 1721; Hannah, b. in Lebanon, April 8, 1725; Miriam, b. in Littleton, Nov. 1, 1728; Irene, b. in Littleton, Dec. 8, 1729; Joseph,b. in Norwich, Oct. 1, 1732, and perhaps others. Joseph Wood was a carpenter; he lived in Littleton, Lunenburg (Turkey Hills), Mass., Franklin, Ct.; finally settling in Scotland parish, Windham, 1740. VIII. Ebenezer, b. Sept. 8, 1698; m. Mary Rudd (Nathaniel2, Lieut. Jonathan1), March 12, 1718, in Norwich, b. Feby. 3,1695, in Norwich. They had Mary, b. Jany. 25, 1719; Lydia, b. July 26, 1720; Beulah, b. Feby. 27, 1722; Elizabeth, b. Aug. 16, 1724; Ebenezer, b. Nov. 15, 1726; Nathaniel, b. Nov. 19, 1729; John, b. Jany. 6, 1732; Esther, b. Jany. 29, 1734. IX. Abigail, b. Dec. 14, 1700; m. Joseph Tenney, Feby. 14, 1723, in Bradford. b. March 16, 1699; d. April 26, 1775, in Franklin, Ct. They went to Norwich in 1723. X. Bethiah, b. Jany. 19, 1703; d. April 3, 1769, in Salisbury, Ct. m. Jabez3 Bingham (Sergeant Thomas2, Thomas1), Feby 8, 1721. b. Nov. 20, 1701; d. Aug. 30, 1785. They moved to Lebanon, Ct., in 1739, and later to Salisbury, Ct. XI. Richard, b. Jany. 30, 1706; m. Sarah They had Eleanor, b. May 28, 1728; John, b. Jany. 22, 1730; Sarah, b. Jany. 3, 1732; Richard, b. June 8, 1734. The first two were born in Littleton, the last two in Norwich. XII. Josiah, b. April 5, 1708, in Bradford. d. after Nov. 1767. m. Eleanor (Barrett or Swallow). d. Jany. 17, 1763, in Franklin. m. second, Mrs. Rebecca Hosford, of Norwich, Sept. 8, 1763, in Canterbury, Ct. They resided in Littleton and Chelmsford, Mass., until about 1731, when they moved to Portipaug Hill4, Norwich, now Franklin, Ct. He was a cordwainer. They had Abigail, b. in Littleton, Feby. 25, 1728; Eleanor, b. probably in Chelmsford, 1730;Isabel, b. March 10, 1733; Sampson, b. May 19, 1735; Job, b. July 31, 1737; Josiah, b. March 9, 1740; Joshua, b. April 14, 1742; Elijah, b. April 15, 1744; Priscilla, b. July 18, 1746; Thankful, b. Feby. 11, 1748; Olive, b. Sept. 23, 1750; Martha, b. April 20, 1753. All but the first two were born in Norwich. ----------------------------------------------------

Hi Cousins! This is the first of several emails passing along the info I extracted from a search of the RUDD surname at Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Library. In the extracts, a line of dashes separates each reference. Celia THE SALISBURY ASSOCIATION, INCORPORATED THE SALISBURY ASSOCIATION, INCORPORATED exists because the public spirited citizens of Salisbury, Connecticut believed that various kinds of work making for town improvement could be done more effectively, and with less friction and misdirection of energy, by a business-like organization, than by the occasional efforts of small groups of persons. To put it concisely, The Association stands for co"peration in all civic matters that may properly be fostered by it, without duplicating or interfering with the activities of other existing organizations that are necessarily more limited in their scope. The Association was incorporated, without capital stock, on August 23, 1902, and in the language of its corporate certificate, as amended in 1913,--"The purpose or object of this corporation is to generally further the best interests of the Town of Salisbury and to protect and develop its natural attractions; and to hold and conduct carnivals, fairs, athletic competitions, and horticultural exhibitions, competitions and meetings." In July, 1903, a very successful "Old Home Week" celebration was held under the auspices of The Association, at which time over a hundred persons became members of it, most of whom have retained continuous membership for the past ten years. >From time to time The Association has subscribed to various public improvements, and in the early years of its existence set out over five hundred shade trees along the town highways. On September 1, 1913, The Association's first Fair, consisting principally of agricultural, horticultural and domestic exhibits, was conducted at Salisbury Center, and aroused a spirit of friendly competition that will surely result in the gradual improvement of all kinds of agricultural conditions in this locality. On account of the general interest shown in the Fair, both by exhibitors and by four to five thousand spectators, it will be held again in 1914. The increase in membership has been so great during the past six months that 477 persons are now enrolled; 262 of them live in the Town of Salisbury and the other 215 represent twenty-two states of the Union and one foreign country. Although The Association's chief dependence is on its local membership, it can only attain its maximum strength by being a country-wide Salisbury society, as well. In the past, Salisbury has been the mother of towns, and has given of her best to Vermont, New York, Ohio and the West, and there are hundreds of people of Salisbury origin, living elsewhere, who still think of her with interest and affection. To all these, membership in The Association, entailing as it does an almost nominal pecuniary obligation, cannot be other than a social bond, enhancing in many ways the pleasure of occasional visits here, and renewing, by proxy, personal activity in behalf of the Town and its people. There are too, aside from sentiment, material reasons for joining The Association. Each member is entitled to free admission to the Fair, and also receives a copy of any publication issued by The Association. The Association intends to issue, annually, a volume similar to this one, so that, in the course of a few years the original sources of town history will be in print, and conveniently accessible. This work is of great importance as the original records whether in manuscript or on stone are liable to damage or loss, and the only sure method of preserving them for posterity is to place printed duplicates of them (so far as the data is concerned) in many hands, as speedily as possible. The fiscal year of The Association commences on October 1st, and the membership fee for one year is $1.00, paid in advance. Men, women and children everywhere, who have an interest in Salisbury and its welfare, are cordially invited to join The Association, which is unique in its inception and aims, and absolutely unhampered by "red tape" or self-interest, either in the acquisition of members, or in the administration of its affairs. OFFICERS 1912-1913 President--ROBERT SCOVILLE. Vice-President--JOSEPH PARSONS. Secretary-Treasurer--MALCOLM D. RUDD. Board of Trustees James R. Harrison. Hezekiah Goodwin. George H. Clark. Albert B. Landon. George C. Warner. Nelson A. McNeil. Rev. John C. Goddard. William B. Perry, Jr. Rev. George E. Quaile. Donald J. Warner. Rev. J. Spencer Voorhees. Milo B. Richardson. Donald T. Warner. Walter W. Norton. W. Blanchard Rand. Charles F. Wanger. Albert C. Roberts. MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION September 30, 1913 Rudd, Charles E., Asheville, N. C. Rudd, Mrs. Charles E., Asheville, N. C. Rudd, Malcolm D., Lakeville. Rudd, Mrs. Malcolm D., Lakeville. Rudd, Mrs. Maria H., Lakeville. ------------------------ DESCENDANTS OF JOHN WHITE OF WENHAM AND LANCASTER, MASSACHUSETTS VOL II RUDD. (10) Clifford B. 446RUDD. Ellis 35 Frank L. 446 Jabez 36 John C. 209 RUDD. (7) Prudence 36 Theodosia 36RUDD. (8) Alice L. 209 Charles J. 209 11749. Alice Lucinda Rudd,8 b. June 4, 1850; now in La Selva de Tuis, Costa Rica, with her brother. 11750. Charles Joseph Rudd,8 b. Sept. 19, 1853; now manager of a coffee farm in La Selva de Tuis. 9325. Prudence Rudd,7 +. 9326. Theodosia Rudd,7 b. and d. young. 14701 f. Clifford Burt Rudd,10 b. Feb. 4, 1900. 446 MABEL H. Burt9 (14638), b. in Fairbury, Ill., Oct. 18, 1874; m. Feb. 10, 1897,Frank L. Rudd. They reside in Brimfield. LUCINDA7 (11518), b. in South Champion, Jefferson Co., N. Y., June 28, 1821; m. Sept. 19, 1849, John Chapman Rudd, and lived in Watertown, N. Y., where she d. June 12, 1894. THANKFUL Carter6 (9269), b. in Buckland, Mass., Jan. 28, 1775; m. (???), Jabez Rudd and lived in Jefferson Co., N. Y. Children: LUKE Carter6 (9267), b. in Leominster, Mass., Jan. 14, 1771; m. Mrs. Ellis (Rudd) Fales, who d. Jan. 10, 1824. He resided in Charlemont, where he d. in 1852. Child -------------------------------------------- RECORD OF THE DESCENDANTS OF JAMES ENSIGN AND HIS WIFE SARAH ELSON B. 2 Apr. 1910, Bothwell, Box Elder, Utah; dau. of William Source: Georgiana Hawkins Eli and Georgiana Ensign Hill Hawkins; md. 1 May 1936, Reno, Hardesty Washoe, Nev., RUDD HARDESTY JR., b. 23 Dec. 1909, Denver Arapahoe, Colo; s. of Rudd and Ada Walker Rudd Hardesty. HARDESTY Rudd Jr., Georgiana, Ada, Janice L., Martha D. 627 15. EUNICE ENSIGN NELSON, Salt Lake City, Utah. She has been assisted by Margery Romrell, George C. Ensign, Ivie Jean Ensign, Naomi Ensign White, Adeline R. Ensign, Ella H. Smith, Mrs. Rudd Hardesty, Ivy B. Hill, and Amy Lee Phillips in the collection ofthe records of the descendants of Samuel and Horace Datus Ensign. ------------------------------------------------ ABRIDGED COMPENDIUM, Frederick Virkus BINGHAM, Thomas (1642-1730), from Eng. to Saybrook, Conn., 1659, later a founder of Nor- wich, and at Windham, 1693; m 1666, Mary (1648- 1726, dau. Jonathan Rudd, of New Haven, Conn. STRONG, Theron George, b Palmyra, N.Y., Aug.14, 1846. 7-Elder John Strong (qv); 6-Jedediah (1637-1733), an early settler of Coventry, Conn., m 1st,Freedom Woodward (Henry); 5-Preserved (1680-1765), m Tabitha Lee; 4-Adonijah (1743-1824), col. Conn. regt. and commissary gen. in Cont. Army, an original mem. Soc. Cin,m Abigail Bates; 3-Martin (1778-1838), mem. Conn. House and Senate, judge Litchfield Co., m Sally Harrison. 2-Son of Theron Rudd Strong (1802-73), mem. 26th Congress, 1839-41, justice Supreme Ct. of N.Y., 1851-59, asso. justice Ct. of Appeals, 1859, m Cornelia Wheeler (1816-94), dau. of Wheeler Barnes, lawyer, pioneer settler of Rome, N.Y.; issue: 1-Cornelia W. (m George P. Slade); 2-Theron George (above); 3-Emma H. (m Payson Merrill). JOHNSON, Chesley (Rebecca Chesley) Penick (Mrs. J. Burrows), b Chatham, Va., May 24,1861. 7-William Penick, of Wales, m Judith ; (an Irish woman); 6-William, lived in Hanover Co., Va., m Judith Pate; 5-John (d 1787), m Mary Mallory; 4-Nathan (1769-1853), m Tabitha Rudd; 3-William (1798-1873), m Elizabeth Armistead, dau. William Sydnor (desc. Col. George Reade); 6-John Martin (d 1827), Halifax Co., Va.; 5-William, sgt. War 1812, m Susan Daniel; 4-Dr. Chesley (1809-77), m Rebecca White; 3-Dr. Rawley White, lt. col. 53d Va., C.S.A. 2-Dau. of William Sydnor Penick, D.D. (1836-1907), Bapt. minister, Shreveport, La., capt. 53d Va., C.S.A., m 1859, Bettie TarpleyMartin (1840-1918); issue: 1-Chesley (above); 2-William Syd-nor (qv for Reade line); 3-Rawley Martin (m Elizabeth Eugenie Carnal); 4-Mary Louisa (m James Polk Ford); 5-Nathan Tredway (m Anne Stephenson); 6-Martha Brantley (m Burr D. Ilgenfritz). 1-M April 15;1885, James Burrows Johnson (1860-February 17, 1917); son of Fontaine Dickerson Johnson, Orange Co., Va., issue (all b Lynch-burg, Va.): 1-Fontaine Sydnor, b Mar. 12, 18862-Lucy Burrows, b Mar. 9, 1888; 3-Bettie Martin, b May 19,1891; m Oct. 16,1909, Wesley Eakin Wheless (issue: Wesley Eakin; Burrows Johnson: Mary Louise): 4-James Burrows b Nov. 19, 1894; Tulane U.; m Nov. 17 1920, Elizabeth Morris, dau. Joseph W. Carroll. Residence: 931 Trabue S.., Shreveport, La. 2-M Feb. 17, 1886, Mary Brian McMahon, b Buffalo, N.Y., Sept. 8, 1859; dau. Col. John EugeneMcMahon of Buffalo; issue (all b Utica, N Y.) 1-Nicholas Edward, Jr. (qv);2-Mary Rose, b Oct. 7, 1888; m Robert Barnes Rudd; 3-John Corish, b Sept. 11, 1890; A.B., Harvard, '14-2d and 1st lt. cav. and 1st lt. inf., U S.A., and in France, Sept. 1917; May 1915; wounded nr. St. Juvin, Oct. 14, 1918; 4-Francis Ramsay, b Nov.14, 1892; A.B., Harvard, '16; 2d lt. cav. and 1st lt. and capt inf., U.S.A., and in France, May1918; May 1919; 5-Leslie Warnick b Dec. 6, 1893; A.B., Harvard, '16; B. Arch., Columbia, '20; 2d lt., 1st lt. and capt., F.A. U.S.A., and in France, April 1918-Nov. 1918; m Oct. 27, 1917,Noemi Dori Gibert Townsend sister of Reginald W. T. Townsend (qv for genealogy). Ed. Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn. President Oneita Knitting Mills and Shenandoah Cotton Co.; 1st v.p. The Savings Bank of Utica Pres. Utica Pub. Library. Mem S.R Clubs; Sadaquada Golf (pres.), Ft. Schuyler; Tennis Summer place: "Vesper Lawn", Whitesboro N.Y. Residence : 413 Genesee St., Utica, N.Y --------------------------------------- POWERS-BANKS ANCESTRY Rudd, M. D. 68, 70Russell, Pa. 111, 118, 119, 123, 155 1 A Deane has recently been in the Senate of New York from Hillsdale, probably a descendant of Gaius or John or Samuel. The congressman from Ohio, 1841-1845, Ezra Deane, born in Hillsdale 9 April, 1795, died Ironton, 1872, was anephew of Gaius and Rhoda Deane. The notes have been furnished chiefly by Mrs. Alice E. Pray of Albany; in part by M. D. Rudd of Salisbury, Connecticut. There is a volume, The Genealogy of the Dean Family, by Arthur D. Dean, of Scranton, Pennsylvania, but this gives nothing about the descendants of James Deane of Taunton, although the author establishes, as he thinks, that this James was son to Walter of Taunton. The Vital Records of Salisbury have b een published by the Historical Society. 2 Respecting the English origin of Joseph Parsons: 1. Cornet Joseph Parsons was a brother of Deacon Benjamin Parsons of Springfield. Colonel John Pynchon so calls him in his ac One recorded fact shows that his business burdens did not prevent John Deane from taking a becoming interest in the perplexities of his country; for in the calendar of the William Johnson Mss. is listed under date of 1 March, 1770, a letter from John Deane and others of Spencertown, recommending officers for the Spencertown companies and for field officers of the regiment. His long and busy life came to an end in 1793; the date is copied from his tombstone in the Austerlitz burying ground by M. D. Rudd,secretary to the Salisbury Historical Society: "Mr. John Dean died Sept. 12, 1793, in his 81st year." Although I know it is impossible to include the names of all who have helped me, I venture nevertheless to append a list of a goodly number: Kathryn Davis Allan, Chatham, New York; Mrs. Julia M. B. Ambler, Chatham, New York; Rev. A. E. Beaman, Fairfield,Connecticut; Mrs. C. A. Bradley, Norfield, Connecticut; Miss Annie C. Carlisle, Forbes Library, Northampton, Massachusetts; Mrs. Chase, Russell, Pennsylvania; Sam. Cotton, Albany, Missouri; Geo. S. Godard, Connecticut State Librarian, Hartford, Connecticut; W. E. Grumman, Public Library, Redding, Connecticut; Carl A. Lewis, Hampton, Connecticut; Walter H. McClenon, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.; George H. Merwin, Greenfield, Connecticut; Lee Phillips, Forestville, New York; Augusta Powers, Perr ysburg, Ohio; Mabel Powers, Hoytsville, Ohio; Mrs. Mary J. Pratt, Appleton City, Missouri; Mrs. Alice E. Pray, Albany, New York; Malcolm D. Rudd, secretary Salisbury 14 ------------------------------------------------ ROSTER IOWA SOLDIERS - WAR OF REBELLION VOL 2 Rudd, John. Age 34. Enlisted Sept. 29, 1864. Mustered Sept. 29, 1864. Mustered out June 2, 1865, Washington, D. C. Rudd, James A. Age 29. Residence Jefferson, nativity Illinois. Enlisted Oct. 24, 1864. Mustered Oct. 24, 1864. Mustered out July 21, 1865, Louisville, Ky. Rudd, James. Age 28. Residence Scott County, nativity England. Enlisted Sept. 24, 1861, as Second Corporal. Mustered Oct. 28, 1861. Reduced to ranks Jan. 26, 1862. Promoted Eighth Corporal Oct. 16, 1862. Died Jan. 29, 1863, Memphis, Tenn. Rudd, Harvey. Age 20. Residence Lee County, nativity Illinois. Enlisted Nov. 1, 1864. Mustered Nov. 1, 1861. Mustered out July 18, 1865, Louisville, Ky. --------------------------------------- ANDREW MOORE AND HIS DESCENDANTS 723. STOUGHTON MOORE, b. Lebanon, Conn., Sept. 7, 1794; d. Ontario, Canada, May 16, 1838; m, Jan. 27, 1817, Maria, dau. of John Woodward and Abigail (Rudd) Dewey. She was b. Lebanon, Conn., Sept. 10, 1794. Mr. Dewey was a revolutionary soldier and d. on a visit to his dau., Mrs. Moore. There were 9 children. 1360. I. JANE MOORE, b. Nov. 30, 1817; m. -- Clement. 1361. II. WILLIAM PITT MOORE, b. Jan. 21, 1820; lived in Hamilton, Ont. 1362. III. DE WITT CLINTON MOORE, b. Dec. 9, 1821; d. June 20, 1827. 1363. IV. DANIEL DEWEY MOORE, b. Oct. 25, 1823; m. Sophia King; res. St. Catharine, Ont. 1364. V. STOUGHTON MOORE, b. Feb. 12, 1826; d. Aug. 23, 1832. 1365. VI. LYMAN MOORE, b. Jan. 17, 1829; res. Hamilton, Ont. 1366. VII. HEZEKIAH RUDD MOORE, b. Nov. 11, 1830; d. Sept. 29, 1832. 1367. VIII. CELIA MOORE, b. July 7, 1833; m. Rev. H. Floyd, a Baptist minister ofWhitby, Ont. 1368. IX. CALVIN MOORE, b. July 7, 1835. (See Dewey Genealogy.) ----------------------------------------------

Hi R-Gang Cousins! Today, I subscribed ($39.99/year if you sign up before 8/1) to FamilyTreeMaker's Genealogy Library and did a search for RUDD. It returned 61 different books with references to the name Rudd. As you can imagine it took some time to go through each one, but I did and I've copied and saved the information found. I will be posting it to the list as I have time. For now, Celia

Celia, Thanks so much for all you do. The info on my line, you can go ahead and make copies of now, while you have access to the copy machine. Seems to me there was info on Johnson and Abigail Brown Rudd and Erastus and Harriet Hill Rudd. That info I surely will want. I'll try real hard to look over your info list tomorrow or Monday. That way I can get out of your hair. Thanks again and again, Nancy

Hi Nancy and R-Gang Cousins, I've finished photocopying all of the requests I received. I did make some extra copies of most of the newest stuff in case there were any more requests. I'll be getting the boxes and packages ready to mail, hopefully, this next week. I'm on vacation for the next two weeks - hoping to get some database entry done! So, Nancy, send me your requests in September and I'll do the best I can. Unfortunately, I will no longer have access to a photocopier at work after the second week of August. The Hartshorn reunion sounds great (I received my notice today), but a little out of my price range for now. All the best, Celia At 11:55 PM -0400 7/23/98, [email protected] wrote: >Hello, Cousins > > Yes, it's long lost cousin, Nancy. As we all are, I have been very >busy and have put genealogy, ALMOST on hold. My twin boys graduated from HS >in June and my daughter is marring in 30 days. I am making every thing >(dresses (6), invatations, all decorations, favors, etc, etc. I just finally >caught up on July's mail from you all. > First, I have the "Rudd-Metcalf record" from Joann's peri listing. It is >titled "The Bride of Bride's Brook" by Norine Boyd Stewart. Just tells about >the Brides Brook wedding, but names Mary Metcalf as the bride. It's only 2 >para. long, so if you all want it, I'll send it out. (on this board) > Second....Celia, I very much want some of the info you have available >for coping, from the Marie Hogle collection. But really, really don't have >time to read through them all and make choises. If I can still get copies, >say in September, that would be very helpful. But if you choose not to drag >it on that long, or if it is already to late, I surely would understand. >Please let me know. Thanks > >To all of you, thanks for the recent info on Johnson and Bathsheba, also my >line. > >I very much look forward to getting back into genealogy (and life itself). >But also look forward to Elly and Jeremy's wedding day. Wish me luck!! > >Thanks again Cousin Nancy

Joann, Thanks for providing the info on the Hartshorn Cruise. It indeed sounds tempting! I will subscribe to the mail list (thank you, Janet, for the mail list address). I'm grateful to all of you cousins who continue to provide data for our records. I wish I had invested in computer paper and toner companies! Judy Offen

Well the cruise sounds great, but too rich for my blood -- take pictures, get names and share with those of us who aren't able to make it. Sounds like alot of fun ! Mary Elizabeth

Hi, Janet, The info didn't come as a result of the mail list. See my message to Judy about it. Best, Joann [email protected] wrote: > Judy & all - > > The Hartshorn reunion cruise seems very interesting, and I'd like to learn > more about it. > > Your question regarding a mailing list - > Send an e-mail to: > > [email protected] > > with message: > > subscribe > > and you'll get a reply adding you to their list. I've just subscribed myself > but haven't received any info on the cruise.... > > Maybe Joann can supply more info. > > Janet

Hi, Nancy and Sherry, Welcome back, Nancy. Sherry, since Nancy already seems to have this info, it's not necessary for you to look it up unless you want to do it. Everyone will need to take this info with a grain of salt, as the Mary Metcalf who has been claimed to be Jonathan's wife has been ruled out. Keep busy, Nancy! Sounds as if you are! Joann [email protected] wrote: > Hello, Cousins > > Yes, it's long lost cousin, Nancy. As we all are, I have been very > busy and have put genealogy, ALMOST on hold. My twin boys graduated from HS > in June and my daughter is marring in 30 days. I am making every thing > (dresses (6), invatations, all decorations, favors, etc, etc. I just finally > caught up on July's mail from you all. > First, I have the "Rudd-Metcalf record" from Joann's peri listing. It is > titled "The Bride of Bride's Brook" by Norine Boyd Stewart. Just tells about > the Brides Brook wedding, but names Mary Metcalf as the bride. It's only 2 > para. long, so if you all want it, I'll send it out. (on this board) > Second....Celia, I very much want some of the info you have available > for coping, from the Marie Hogle collection. But really, really don't have > time to read through them all and make choises. If I can still get copies, > say in September, that would be very helpful. But if you choose not to drag > it on that long, or if it is already to late, I surely would understand. > Please let me know. Thanks > > To all of you, thanks for the recent info on Johnson and Bathsheba, also my > line. > > I very much look forward to getting back into genealogy (and life itself). > But also look forward to Elly and Jeremy's wedding day. Wish me luck!! > > Thanks again Cousin Nancy