Nathaniel married Mary POST
16 April 1685
in Norwich, Connecticut Colony
.
The couple had (at least) 3 children.
Mary POST
was born
November 1662
in
Norwich, Connecticut, USA.
Mary died
13 November 1705
in
Franklin, Connecticut, USA.
Mary was the child of John POST and Hester HYDE.
Nathaniel married (2) Abigail HARTSHORN
31 January 1705/1706
in Norwich, Crown Colony of Connecticut
.
The couple had (at least) 10 children.
Abigail HARTSHORN
was born
28 April 1686
in
Reading, Massachusetts, USA.
Abigail died
22 October 1727
in
Franklin, Connecticut, USA.
Abigail was the child of Joseph HARTSHORN and Sarah BURT.
Nathaniel RUDD died
18 April 1727
in Franklin, Crown Colony of Connecticut.
Details of the family tree of Nathaniel appear below.
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Jonathan and Nathaniel Rudd, brothers, came from Saybrook. The former settled east of the Shetucket, and the latter at the West Farms. It is probable that they were sons of that Jonathan Rudd who was married at Bride Brook in the winter of 1646—7.
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