Genealogy Data Page 2000 (Notes Pages)

Smalley Porter [Male] b. 1775

Source
Title: The Ruddick Family in America, published in Oakland, California, 1993.

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Smalley Lyman [Male] b. 1777 - d. 1863

Source
Title: The Ruddick Family in America, published in Oakland, California, 1993.

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Meeker Rhoda [Female] b. ABT 1707

Source
Title: The Ruddick Family in America, published in Oakland, California, 1993.

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Meeker Sarah [Female] b. ABT 1709

Source
Title: The Ruddick Family in America, published in Oakland, California, 1993.

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Meeker Elizabeth [Female] b. 1713 - d. 3 JUN 1731 Elizabeth, Union County, New Jersey

Source
Title: The Ruddick Family in America, published in Oakland, California, 1993.

Source
Title: Information researched and compiled by Andrea Meeker. GEDCOM fileimported on 11 Aug 2000.

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Meeker Joseph 3rd [Male] b. 1717 - d. 1777

Source
Title: The Ruddick Family in America, published in Oakland, California, 1993.

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Smalley Joseph [Male] b. 2 JAN 1711/12 Lebanon, New London County, Connecticut - d. 27 NOV 1783

Source
Title: The Ruddick Family in America, published in Oakland, California, 1993.

CONC

Joseph moved to Kent, Connecticut, in 1741. From Kent he moved to Norwich, Vermont. He was a Selectman and a member of the Committee of Safety during the Revolutionary War.

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Ordway Jemima [Female] d. 8 JAN 1788

Source
Title: The Ruddick Family in America, published in Oakland, California, 1993.

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Randles James [Male] b. 27 MAR 1768 Tennessee - d. 1816 Washington County, Virginia

Source
Title: Information compiled by Randall "Gene" Clack. Gene lists his sourcesas follows:

The following is a partial quote from page 43 and 44 of Grace Puryear's book, "Hollis Pioneers", James Randles was still in the prime of his life when he and his son, Jack, then 22 years old, went by wagon over into Washington County, Virginia, to the Salt Works to bring home a load of salt. This was a trip of more than 100 miles each way to get that commonly accepted but very essential item of everyday living for a man and animal.

When more than enough time had elapsed for the trip, Rhoda became very uneasy and set out, by horseback, with her youngest child a baby, to learn what was causing the delay. She traveled several days and finally met Jack bringing the wagon home. His father had taken sick at the salt works and lived only a few days. One legend has it that Jack was bringing his body home when Rhoda met him. If so, she must have ridden almost to the salt works before meeting Jack, as we know that James was buried in Washington County, Virginia, "near John Baker's". More likely burial took place near where death occurred and Jack was nearer home when he met his mother with the sad news.

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Hardison Margaret [Female] b. 17 MAY 1791 Martin County, North Carolina - d. 6 AUG 1840 Dallas County, Missouri

Source
Title: Documentation compiled by Ronald Phill Paddack, 3800 S. 1900 W. #58,Roy, Utah 84067-3136 (1997-1999)

Source
Title: William D. Davison's Ancestry GEDCOM file imported on 13 Dec 2000.

Source
Title: Family records in the possession of Brian and Julie Trout, Bolivar,Missouri

Source
Title: Information posted on the Rootsweb WorldConnect Project by JackWoodward in 2000.

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