Albert Crossland Dudley son of Albert George Dudley and Marion Alfreda Crossland. He was a direct descendant of William Dudley [I] & Jane Lutman, who emigrated from county Surrey, England and were among the first settlers of Guilford in 1639.
He was a retired executive of the Colonial Gas Company of Lowell, MA and previously, of Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. of Hartford, had worked 40 years in the natural gas utility industry following his graduation from Yale University with a Chemical Engineering degree in 1950. He also served as a Director of several corporations and non-profit associations and most recently served on the Board of Governors of the Connecticut Society of Genealogists.
Among his several avocations were philately, numismatics and genealogy. An avid genealogist since his retirement in January, 1991, he enjoyed sharing his research with others through speaking engagements, as a leader of a genealogy group at the Nashua Senior Activity Center, as a facilitator with the RISE program of Rivier College and as a researcher for the Nashua Historical Society.
In the year 2000, he published a book detailing the descendants of one son of his immigrant ancestors and was working on a similar book detailing the descendants of their other son and two daughters. He was the founder and President of the William Dudley Family Association and as honorary Director of the Society of Middletown (Connecticut) First Settlers Descendants.
A Past Master of Lafayette Lodge No. 100, AF & AM of Hartford, where he served as Master in 1965, he was also a member of Hartford Evergreen Lodge No. 88 of South Windsor, and Rising Sun Lodge No. 39 F & AAM of Nashua, NH. Mr. Dudley was also a Past Patron of Corinthian Chapter No. 92, O.E.S. of Hartford and a member of Newington Chapter No. 115 of Newington and Pilgrim Chapter No. 55 of Nashua. Survived by his wife, 5 children their spouses and children, and several great grandchildren, Predeceased by son, Peter Howard Dudley. Private Services will be held at the convenience of the family. ref: Obit - The Hartford Courant.
He was a retired executive of the Colonial Gas Company of Lowell, MA and previously, of Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. of Hartford, had worked 40 years in the natural gas utility industry following his graduation from Yale University with a Chemical Engineering degree in 1950. He also served as a Director of several corporations and non-profit associations and most recently served on the Board of Governors of the Connecticut Society of Genealogists.
Among his several avocations were philately, numismatics and genealogy. An avid genealogist since his retirement in January, 1991, he enjoyed sharing his research with others through speaking engagements, as a leader of a genealogy group at the Nashua Senior Activity Center, as a facilitator with the RISE program of Rivier College and as a researcher for the Nashua Historical Society.
In the year 2000, he published a book detailing the descendants of one son of his immigrant ancestors and was working on a similar book detailing the descendants of their other son and two daughters. He was the founder and President of the William Dudley Family Association and as honorary Director of the Society of Middletown (Connecticut) First Settlers Descendants.
A Past Master of Lafayette Lodge No. 100, AF & AM of Hartford, where he served as Master in 1965, he was also a member of Hartford Evergreen Lodge No. 88 of South Windsor, and Rising Sun Lodge No. 39 F & AAM of Nashua, NH. Mr. Dudley was also a Past Patron of Corinthian Chapter No. 92, O.E.S. of Hartford and a member of Newington Chapter No. 115 of Newington and Pilgrim Chapter No. 55 of Nashua. Survived by his wife, 5 children their spouses and children, and several great grandchildren, Predeceased by son, Peter Howard Dudley. Private Services will be held at the convenience of the family. ref: Obit - The Hartford Courant.
Albert Crossland Dudley son of Albert George Dudley and Marion Alfreda Crossland. He was a direct descendant of William Dudley [I] & Jane Lutman, who emigrated from county Surrey, England and were among the first settlers of Guilford in 1639.
He was a retired executive of the Colonial Gas Company of Lowell, MA and previously, of Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. of Hartford, had worked 40 years in the natural gas utility industry following his graduation from Yale University with a Chemical Engineering degree in 1950. He also served as a Director of several corporations and non-profit associations and most recently served on the Board of Governors of the Connecticut Society of Genealogists.
Among his several avocations were philately, numismatics and genealogy. An avid genealogist since his retirement in January, 1991, he enjoyed sharing his research with others through speaking engagements, as a leader of a genealogy group at the Nashua Senior Activity Center, as a facilitator with the RISE program of Rivier College and as a researcher for the Nashua Historical Society.
In the year 2000, he published a book detailing the descendants of one son of his immigrant ancestors and was working on a similar book detailing the descendants of their other son and two daughters. He was the founder and President of the William Dudley Family Association and as honorary Director of the Society of Middletown (Connecticut) First Settlers Descendants.
A Past Master of Lafayette Lodge No. 100, AF & AM of Hartford, where he served as Master in 1965, he was also a member of Hartford Evergreen Lodge No. 88 of South Windsor, and Rising Sun Lodge No. 39 F & AAM of Nashua, NH. Mr. Dudley was also a Past Patron of Corinthian Chapter No. 92, O.E.S. of Hartford and a member of Newington Chapter No. 115 of Newington and Pilgrim Chapter No. 55 of Nashua. Survived by his wife, 5 children their spouses and children, and several great grandchildren, Predeceased by son, Peter Howard Dudley. Private Services will be held at the convenience of the family. ref: Obit - The Hartford Courant.
He was a retired executive of the Colonial Gas Company of Lowell, MA and previously, of Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. of Hartford, had worked 40 years in the natural gas utility industry following his graduation from Yale University with a Chemical Engineering degree in 1950. He also served as a Director of several corporations and non-profit associations and most recently served on the Board of Governors of the Connecticut Society of Genealogists.
Among his several avocations were philately, numismatics and genealogy. An avid genealogist since his retirement in January, 1991, he enjoyed sharing his research with others through speaking engagements, as a leader of a genealogy group at the Nashua Senior Activity Center, as a facilitator with the RISE program of Rivier College and as a researcher for the Nashua Historical Society.
In the year 2000, he published a book detailing the descendants of one son of his immigrant ancestors and was working on a similar book detailing the descendants of their other son and two daughters. He was the founder and President of the William Dudley Family Association and as honorary Director of the Society of Middletown (Connecticut) First Settlers Descendants.
A Past Master of Lafayette Lodge No. 100, AF & AM of Hartford, where he served as Master in 1965, he was also a member of Hartford Evergreen Lodge No. 88 of South Windsor, and Rising Sun Lodge No. 39 F & AAM of Nashua, NH. Mr. Dudley was also a Past Patron of Corinthian Chapter No. 92, O.E.S. of Hartford and a member of Newington Chapter No. 115 of Newington and Pilgrim Chapter No. 55 of Nashua. Survived by his wife, 5 children their spouses and children, and several great grandchildren, Predeceased by son, Peter Howard Dudley. Private Services will be held at the convenience of the family. ref: Obit - The Hartford Courant.
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