I am a direct descendant of Deacon Thomas Judd and would to share as well as discover other direct descendants

Question

My granfather Glenn Lincoln Judd wrote a small book about the Judds of the Windsor area of Upstate New York. I would like to fill in some of the missing names. In particular the names of the Connecticut Judds who went west to New York state in about 1790.

David Judd Ganfield

Comments

Relationship Found: William and Sir William are 5th cousins 11 times removed

Answer 1

I am related to some Judds.  I haven't been able to find anything beyond Asa Judd who was born in 1806 in Iowa.  If you have any informtaion before him, I would love to know it.

Answer 2

Deacon Thomas Judd (1662-1747) was my 7th great grand uncle. I am descended from his brother Samuel (1673-1728). Is this the same family? What is the name of the book that your grandfather wrote?

Answer 3

There are numerous resources online for Deacon Thomas Judd.  You might want to start with the text :  Thomas Judd and His Descendants By Sylvester Judd  Publ. J. & L. Metcalf, 1856 and work from there. 

Can be read at on line:  http://books.google.com/books?id=bo8tAQAAMAAJ&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q&f=false

Answer 4

Yes, the Judd line in my tree goes from Deacon Thomas, John, Samuel, John, Levi, Hezekiah, Albert Byron, Charles B, Nora Lavinia who married Charles Fredrick Powers. Ok, Nora Lavinia Judd and Charles Fredrick Powers were my great grand parents on my mothers side. Grand Rapids Michigan.

Answer 5

I have a Freeman Judd in my family tree who was born in Connecticut in 1755 and died in Lockport, NY his ID is Judd-1019. Perhaps he is part of the family you are looking for.

There is another  William Judd and Mary Steele on the site. Their profile ID's are Judd-7 and steele-97 perhaps these are the same people you are looking for?