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1875-1967—Adonirum Judson Abernethy—Farmer—Arkansas/Oklahoma AR/OK

1875-1967 Adonirum Judson Abernethy Farmer Arkansas/Oklahoma AR/OK Adonirum Judson Abernethy was born on March 26, 1875 in Thornton, Calhoun County, Arkansas, the son of John Ware Abernathy (1848–1929) and Sarah Ann Talbot (1843–1882). Sarah was the sister of Adoniram Judson Talbot (see entry 1855-1935). Adonirum “did not like his name for which I don’t blame him. He used to […]

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1855-1935–Adoniram Judson Talbot–Baptist Pastor–Arkansas

1855-1935 Adoniram Judson Talbot Baptist Preacher Arkansas Adoniram Judson Talbot was born on 31 July 1855, in Calhoun, Arkansas. His father, Green Berry Talbot, was a Baptist preacher and 32 years old at his birth.  His mother, Mary Ellen Brawner, was 30 years old. He was number 5 of 8 children born to this couple.

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1878-2008 Adoniram Judson Sevy — (3x) WV, IA, MO, TX

1878-2008 Adoniram Judson Sevy (3x) Three Generations Share the Name       WV, IA, TX, MO The Sevy family was faithful to the name of Adoniram Judson for three generations encompassing 130 years. Adoniram Judson Sevy (First). 1878-1953. He was born in Look Out (also called Spy Rock), Fayette County, West Virginia, on 5 May 1878. (Using

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1842-1865–Adonirum Judson Skinner–Union Soldier–Ohio/Indiana

1842-1865 Adonirum Judson Skinner Union Soldier Ohio/Indiana OH/IN Pvt. Adonirum Judson Skinner was born 20 Aug 1842 in Ohio though we cannot find the specific location of his birth. His father was Rev. William Ohio Skinner (1816-1898) and his mother was Rachael Seal Skinner ( 1818-1885). They married in 1838 and birthed 11 children. Adonirum

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2014-Present–Judson C–Student, Colorado Springs–CO/CO

2014-Present  Judson C., Student Colorado Springs               CO/CO Judson C was born in 2014.[i] When asked why this child was named for pioneering Baptist missionary Adoniram Judson, his travel agent father replied: After we got married, I fell sick with mono and laid around for a week with no energy. During this time, I read

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2005-Present–Judson Davis Coverstone–Student–Freeport, Illinois–IL

2005-Present Judson Davis Coverstone Student, Freeport, Illinois IL/IL On 16 June 2005, Judson Davis Coverstone was born to Brianna Kathryn Coverstone and her husband, Pastor Justin Coverstone. Judson was the third child of seven who would make up this Presbyterian pastor’s family in Freeport, Illinois. Two trials converged to guide these parents in their selection

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2025-Present–Judson Heritage Center–Malden, MA

2025-Present Judson Heritage Center Malden, Massachusetts MA Adoniram Judson, Jr., was born in 1788 in Malden, Massachusetts, the son of a conservative Congregational pastor and the first of four children born to the parson and his wife, Abigail. Their home in Malden was called The Parsonage and is now the oldest structure in this Boston suburb

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1824-1902–Adoniram Judson Freeman–Occupation Unknown–Michigan MI

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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1837-1922–Adoniram Judson Cole, Soldier & Carpenter–Michigan MI

1837-1922 Adoniram Judson Cole Soldier & Carpenter Michigan MI Adoniram Judson Cole was born in Jackson County, Michigan, the son of Horace Cole and wife, who had come to Michigan from Onondaga County, NY. Horace Cole became a prominent resident of that community and young Adoniram grew to manhood there, learning the carpenter trade which he

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