March 5. 1825. Two hundred years ago this week, in early March 1825, Adoniram Judson was in prison and facing execution. The six white people in the jail were put through the final preparations for death by the Burmans who needed to appease the gods and win a battle over the invading British army. Judson’s […]
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RA1859-1922–Rev. Adonirum Judson “Judd” Freeman–Pastor–North Carolina NC Joseph Gilmore Freeman (1827-1904) and Sara Jane Lennon (1825-1907) had a baby boy on 30 January 1859 and named him Adonirum Judson Freeman. They spelled his first name in a non-traditional manner and the lad eventually picked up the nickname Judd. His parents would eventually give him 8
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RA1819-1853–Adoniram Judson Hathorn–Occupation Unknown–Maine ME Adoniram Judson Hathorn was born 11 Aug 1819 in Woolwich, Sagadahoc County, Maine, USA. He died at at 33 on 1 May 1853 and is buried at the Laurel Grove Cemetery, Woolwich, Sagadahoc County, Maine, He had 5 siblings (Gould, Joanna, Nancy, Lennox, Going, Hartley) and two of them added an “e”
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1824-1902 Adoniram Judson Freeman Occupation Unknown–Michigan MI Adoniram Judson Freeman was born 26 May 1824, the son of Bradley Freeman and Eunice Norris Freeman. He married Eliza H King 15 Nov 1843 in Jackson Co Michigan. The 1850 Michigan Census for Jackson County lists Adaniam (sic) J Freeman as 26 and his wife Eliza as
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1832-1907 Adoniram Judson Foss Farmer Maine ME Adoniram Judson Foss was born in Leeds, Maine in 1832, the son of Rev. Walter Foss and Dorcas S Morrison Foss. He married Maria Theresa Howard in Leeds on his birthday, 30 January, 1859. They were the parents of two known children. The 1870 US census of Leeds,
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RA1833-1911 Adoniram Judson Darling, Occupation Unknown Maine Adoniram Judson Darling was born 2 August 1833. His parents were Walker Darling (1806-1878) and Susan Shorey Darling (1812-1845). He had 4 siblings and 3 half siblings. In 1865 he married Mary Louisa Hathorn (1841-1893) and together they had 3 children. Adoniram Judson Darling died 9 March 1911
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February 5, 1812. Happy 213th wedding anniversary!! On 5 February 1812, Ann Hasseltine married Adoniram Judson, Jr. “Ann was radiant in a new white satin scoop bonnet, and Adoniram wore his familiar black velvet suit and shoes with large silver buckles. They exchanged solemn vows and enjoyed the company of a crowd of friends and
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RA1820-1894 Adoniram Judson Brown, Occupation Unknown Vermont FindaGrave “Namesake was Adoniram Judson: a Virtual Cemetery” reports on Adoniram Judson Brown who is buried in the North Fairfax-Beeman Cemetery, Fairfax, Franklin County, Vermont. His dates are 18 July 1820 to 8 March 1894. Nothing else has yet be discovered.
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RA1819-1891 Adoniram Judson Barlow, Occupation Unknown VT/IL When Adoniram Judson Barlow was born on 23 July 1819, in Bristol, Addison, Vermont, his father, James Barlow, was 55 and his mother, Hepsibah Townsend, was 39. He was number 9 of 10 siblings and married Emily Case Marvin on 10 May 1842. They were the parents of
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RA1825-1902 Adoniram Judson Cooper, Occupation Unknown Georgia GA Adoniram Judson Cooper was born on 10 September 1825 in Oglethorpe, Georgia, the son of Kennon Columbus Cooper and Sally Elizabeth Carter. He married Ann Hazeltine Mathews on 6 October 1850, in Elbert, Georgia. They were the parents of at least 10 sons and 5 daughters. According
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