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Bathsheba Johnson

Birth28 Apr 1739 - Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, United States
Death6 Dec 1821 - Middletown Springs, Rutland, Vermont
MotherDeborah Paine
FatherMaverick Johnson

Born in Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, United States on 28 Apr 1739 to Maverick Johnson and Deborah Paine. Bathsheba Johnson married Increase Rudd and had 12 children. She passed away on 6 Dec 1821 in Middletown Springs, Rutland, Vermont.

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Maverick Johnson
1707 - 1744
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Deborah Paine
1704 - 1800
Spouse(s)
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Increase Rudd
1734 - 1803
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Lydia Rudd
1776 - 1848
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Silas Rudd
1756 - 1804
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Barak Rudd
1765 - 1834
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Samuel Rudd
1779 - 1855
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Sarah Rudd
1772 - 1821
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Johnson Rudd
1769 - 1817
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Deborah Rudd
1758 - 1800
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Abigail Rudd
1772 - 1863
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Eunice Rudd
1761 - 1774
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Hannah Rudd
1763 - 1846
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Theda (Thedy) Rudd
1767 - 1802
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Olive Rudd
1784 - 1850

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