Stephen Todd

Birth4 December 1702 - Waterbury, New Haven County, Connecticut, United States of America

Death29 December 1772 - Northford, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA

MotherSusanna Tuttle Todd

Father(Deacon) Samuel Bradley Todd

Born in Waterbury, New Haven County, Connecticut, United States of America on 4 December 1702 to (Deacon) Samuel Bradley Todd and Susanna Tuttle Todd. Stephen Todd married Lydia Ives and had 13 children. He passed away on 29 December 1772 in Northford, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents

(Deacon) Samuel Bradley Todd
1672 - 1741

Susanna Tuttle Todd
1679 - 1737

Spouse(s)

Lydia Ives
1709 - 1778

Children Show all

Noah Todd
1736 - 1773

Jonah Todd
1731 - 1803

Stephen Todd
1735 - 1811

Sybil Todd
1740 - 1778

Caleb Todd
1733 - 1769

Jehiel Todd
1726 - 1728

Ruth Todd
1729 - 1748

Mary Todd
1753 - 1784

Lydia Todd
1744 - 1835

Asa Todd
1750 - 1805

Charles Todd
1746 - 1772

Jehiel Todd
1748 - 1751

Elizabeth Todd
1739 - 1740

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