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Increase Rudd

Birth21 Sep 1734 - New London, New London, CT
Death20 Jan 1803 - Middletown, Rutland, Vermont, USA
MotherSarah Mosley
FatherJoseph Rudd

Born in New London, New London, CT on 21 Sep 1734 to Joseph Rudd and Sarah Mosley. Increase Rudd married Bathsheba Johnson and had 11 children. He passed away on 20 Jan 1803 in Middletown, Rutland, Vermont, USA.

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Parents
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Joseph Rudd
1708 - 1787
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Sarah Mosley
1715 - 1770
Spouse(s)
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Bathsheba Johnson
1739 - 1821
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Silas Rudd
1756 - 1804
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Lydia Rudd
1776 - 1848
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Barak Rudd
1765 - 1834
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Sarah Rudd
1772 - 1821
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Johnson Rudd
1769 - 1817
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Samuel Rudd
1779 - 1855
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Eunice Rudd
1761 - 1774
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Deborah Rudd
1758 - 1800
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Abigail Rudd
1772 - 1863
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Hannah Rudd
1763 - 1846
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Increase Rudd
1780 - 1872

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