Died
at age 44
in Springfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts Bay
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Biography
Rev. John Woodbridge was born on 22 Oct 1673. In 1694, he graduated from Harvard College. He was ordained in June 1698, and was the first minister at West Springfield, Massachusetts Colony. He lived and preached at the Congregational church in West Springfield until his death, killed by a falling tree on June 17, 1718. He was buried in the church cemetery at West Springfield, MA.
Children of John Woodbridge and Jemima Eliot are:
Abigail Woodbridge, b. 20 Dec 1700; d. Unknown; m. Jno. MIXER, 30 Oct 1734; d. Unknown.
Jno. Woodbridge, b. 25 Dec 1702; d. Unknown.
Jahleel Woodbridge, b. 11 Dec 1704; d. 27 Apr 1705.IV.
Jemima Woodbridge, b. 30 Jun 1706; d. Unknown.
Hon. Joseph Woodbridge,b. 10 Feb 1707; d. Unknown.
Hon. Timothy Woodbridge, b. 27 Feb 1709; d. 11May 1775.
Benjamin Woodbridge, b. 04 Feb 1711; d. Abt. 1711.
Benjamin Woodbridge, b. 12 Jun 1712; d. 24 Dec 1785.
Burial
Old Meadow Cemetery, West Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts
The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records (NEHGS, Boston, 2011) Vol. Killingworth, Page 135. Birth record.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with John by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
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