Lieut. John JUDD b. 25 Apr 1718 Farmington, Connecticut d. 16 Oct 1781 New Britain, Connecticut: Darlene's Family Genealogy

1718 - 1781 (63 years)

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Name	John JUDD [1, 2]
	He was one of the first settlers of the central part of New Britain, having his house on the north side of Wet Main Street, a few rods back from the highway and nearly on the site of the Erwin parsonage. He was a lieutenant in the local militia and also held several civil office. In 172, he was a member of the First Ecclesiastical Society in Farmington, though living in Kensington; but on the organization of the First church in New Britain, he and his wife became constituent members and were mentioned by Dr. Smalley as from the Church in Kensington. [1]
Prefix	Lieut.
Birth	25 Apr 1718	Farmington, Connecticut [1, 2]
Gender	Male
Death	16 Oct 1781	New Britain, Connecticut [1, 2]
Person ID	I83192	Main Tree
Last Modified	26 Mar 2020

Family Mary BURNHAM, b. 7 Feb 1722/3, Farmington, Connecticut d. 22 May 1801, New Britain, Connecticut (Age 78 years)

Marriage 4 Apr 1745 Farmington, Connecticut [1, 2]

Children

	1. John JUDD, Jr., b. 14 Feb 1745/6, New Britain, Connecticut d. 6 Jan 1796, New Britain, Connecticut (Age 49 years) [Birth]
	2. Mary JUDD, b. 31 Aug 1748 d. 8 Jan 1818, New Britain, Connecticut (Age 69 years) [Birth]
	3. Seth JUDD, b. 8 Apr 1751, Farmington, Connecticut d. 1777, Killed in the Revolution (Age 25 years) [Birth]
	4. Rhoda JUDD, b. 9 Jan 1754, New Britain, Connecticut d. 15 Mar 1824, Farmington, Connecticut (Age 70 years) [Birth]

Family ID F33999 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 26 Mar 2020

[S3597] Ernest Flagg, "Genealogical Notes on the Founding of New England" My Ancestors Part in that Undertaking.
[S7982] Marston Watson, Royal Families Americans of Royal and Noble Ancestry: Vol. III Samuel Appleton and his wife Judith Everard and five generations of their descendants.