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Henry Mudd

Birth1730 - Bryantown, Charles, Maryland, USA
Deathabout 16OCT1818 - Boarman's Reserve, Bryantown. MD
MotherAnne Gardiner
FatherThomas Mudd

Born in Bryantown, Charles, Maryland, USA on 1730 to Thomas Mudd and Anne Gardiner. Henry Mudd married Alice Blanche Spalding and had 8 children. He passed away on about 16OCT1818 in Boarman's Reserve, Bryantown. MD.

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Parents
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Thomas Mudd
1707 - 1761
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Anne Gardiner
1709 - 1760
Spouse(s)
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Alice Blanche Spalding
1734 - 1791
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Blanche Spalding
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Ann "Aunt Dick" Mudd
1772 - 1833
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Alexius Mudd
1765 - 1800
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Catherine Mudd
1770 - 1795
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Mary Mudd Simms
1756 - 1810
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Mary Mudd
1762 - 1826
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Henry Thomas Mudd
1757 - 1810
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Susanna Mudd
1758 - 1798
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Harriet "Retty" Mudd
1798 - 1850

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