Son of Nathaniel HOLCOMB.
Aged 97 years.
Married (1) Prudence GOODRICH and (2) Hannah BUTTOLPH on September, 1730.
Notes:
Judah was a planter in the Salmon Brook area of Simsbury, now called Granby. His home still stands on the road to North Granby. Index number 206, page 42, in "The Holcombe Genealogy", by Jesse Seaver.
Children of Judah Holcomb and Hannah Buttolph are:
~ Rosanna HOLCOMB. (1732-1814)
~ Silas HOLCOMB. (1734-1806)
~ Ozias HOLCOMB. (1736/7 - 1812)
~ Hannah (Holcomb) HAYS. (1739-1823)
~ Benajah Holcomb. (1741-1790)
~ Rhoda HOLCOMB. (b. 1742/3)
~ Judah HOLCOMB. (1746-1826)
~ Dan HOLCOMB. (1748-1812)
~ Penelope HOLCOMB. (b. 1751/2)
JUDAH4 HOLCOMBE (Nathaniel3, Nathaniel2, Thomas1) was born on 12 Jan 1706/7 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. He was baptized on 13 Apr 1707 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT.408 He married Hannah Buttolph, daughter of Sgt. David Buttolph and Mary Buck, in Sep 1730 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT.409 He married Prudence Goodrich, daughter of Col. David Goodrich and Prudence Churchill, after 11 Mar 1765 at Granby, Hartford Co., CT.410
He died on 5 Jan 1802 at Granby, Hartford Co., CT, at age 94.411,412 He was buried at Center Cemetery, Granby, Hartford Co., CT.
Judah served as Justice of the Peace and Deputy of the Connecticut General Assembly and as such he is considered a Patriot by the DAR. His marker in the Granby Center Cemetery section 0-107 reads as follows: Memoriae Sacrum Judah Holecomb Esa. Daid January 5th AD 1802 Aged 97 years Death is a debt to Nature due which I have paid & So must you.**McCracken notes that Bailey says he married (2) at Granby, 30 June 1774, Anna Hubbard; McCracken however, seems to accept Prudence Goodrich.**Judah is the Patriot for DAR members 286754, 212606, 290243, and 704276.
There were no children of Judah Holcomb and Prudence Goodrich.
Aged 97 years.
Married (1) Prudence GOODRICH and (2) Hannah BUTTOLPH on September, 1730.
Notes:
Judah was a planter in the Salmon Brook area of Simsbury, now called Granby. His home still stands on the road to North Granby. Index number 206, page 42, in "The Holcombe Genealogy", by Jesse Seaver.
Children of Judah Holcomb and Hannah Buttolph are:
~ Rosanna HOLCOMB. (1732-1814)
~ Silas HOLCOMB. (1734-1806)
~ Ozias HOLCOMB. (1736/7 - 1812)
~ Hannah (Holcomb) HAYS. (1739-1823)
~ Benajah Holcomb. (1741-1790)
~ Rhoda HOLCOMB. (b. 1742/3)
~ Judah HOLCOMB. (1746-1826)
~ Dan HOLCOMB. (1748-1812)
~ Penelope HOLCOMB. (b. 1751/2)
JUDAH4 HOLCOMBE (Nathaniel3, Nathaniel2, Thomas1) was born on 12 Jan 1706/7 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. He was baptized on 13 Apr 1707 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT.408 He married Hannah Buttolph, daughter of Sgt. David Buttolph and Mary Buck, in Sep 1730 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT.409 He married Prudence Goodrich, daughter of Col. David Goodrich and Prudence Churchill, after 11 Mar 1765 at Granby, Hartford Co., CT.410
He died on 5 Jan 1802 at Granby, Hartford Co., CT, at age 94.411,412 He was buried at Center Cemetery, Granby, Hartford Co., CT.
Judah served as Justice of the Peace and Deputy of the Connecticut General Assembly and as such he is considered a Patriot by the DAR. His marker in the Granby Center Cemetery section 0-107 reads as follows: Memoriae Sacrum Judah Holecomb Esa. Daid January 5th AD 1802 Aged 97 years Death is a debt to Nature due which I have paid & So must you.**McCracken notes that Bailey says he married (2) at Granby, 30 June 1774, Anna Hubbard; McCracken however, seems to accept Prudence Goodrich.**Judah is the Patriot for DAR members 286754, 212606, 290243, and 704276.
There were no children of Judah Holcomb and Prudence Goodrich.
Son of Nathaniel HOLCOMB.
Aged 97 years.
Married (1) Prudence GOODRICH and (2) Hannah BUTTOLPH on September, 1730.
Notes:
Judah was a planter in the Salmon Brook area of Simsbury, now called Granby. His home still stands on the road to North Granby. Index number 206, page 42, in "The Holcombe Genealogy", by Jesse Seaver.
Children of Judah Holcomb and Hannah Buttolph are:
~ Rosanna HOLCOMB. (1732-1814)
~ Silas HOLCOMB. (1734-1806)
~ Ozias HOLCOMB. (1736/7 - 1812)
~ Hannah (Holcomb) HAYS. (1739-1823)
~ Benajah Holcomb. (1741-1790)
~ Rhoda HOLCOMB. (b. 1742/3)
~ Judah HOLCOMB. (1746-1826)
~ Dan HOLCOMB. (1748-1812)
~ Penelope HOLCOMB. (b. 1751/2)
JUDAH4 HOLCOMBE (Nathaniel3, Nathaniel2, Thomas1) was born on 12 Jan 1706/7 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. He was baptized on 13 Apr 1707 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT.408 He married Hannah Buttolph, daughter of Sgt. David Buttolph and Mary Buck, in Sep 1730 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT.409 He married Prudence Goodrich, daughter of Col. David Goodrich and Prudence Churchill, after 11 Mar 1765 at Granby, Hartford Co., CT.410
He died on 5 Jan 1802 at Granby, Hartford Co., CT, at age 94.411,412 He was buried at Center Cemetery, Granby, Hartford Co., CT.
Judah served as Justice of the Peace and Deputy of the Connecticut General Assembly and as such he is considered a Patriot by the DAR. His marker in the Granby Center Cemetery section 0-107 reads as follows: Memoriae Sacrum Judah Holecomb Esa. Daid January 5th AD 1802 Aged 97 years Death is a debt to Nature due which I have paid & So must you.**McCracken notes that Bailey says he married (2) at Granby, 30 June 1774, Anna Hubbard; McCracken however, seems to accept Prudence Goodrich.**Judah is the Patriot for DAR members 286754, 212606, 290243, and 704276.
There were no children of Judah Holcomb and Prudence Goodrich.
Aged 97 years.
Married (1) Prudence GOODRICH and (2) Hannah BUTTOLPH on September, 1730.
Notes:
Judah was a planter in the Salmon Brook area of Simsbury, now called Granby. His home still stands on the road to North Granby. Index number 206, page 42, in "The Holcombe Genealogy", by Jesse Seaver.
Children of Judah Holcomb and Hannah Buttolph are:
~ Rosanna HOLCOMB. (1732-1814)
~ Silas HOLCOMB. (1734-1806)
~ Ozias HOLCOMB. (1736/7 - 1812)
~ Hannah (Holcomb) HAYS. (1739-1823)
~ Benajah Holcomb. (1741-1790)
~ Rhoda HOLCOMB. (b. 1742/3)
~ Judah HOLCOMB. (1746-1826)
~ Dan HOLCOMB. (1748-1812)
~ Penelope HOLCOMB. (b. 1751/2)
JUDAH4 HOLCOMBE (Nathaniel3, Nathaniel2, Thomas1) was born on 12 Jan 1706/7 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. He was baptized on 13 Apr 1707 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT.408 He married Hannah Buttolph, daughter of Sgt. David Buttolph and Mary Buck, in Sep 1730 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT.409 He married Prudence Goodrich, daughter of Col. David Goodrich and Prudence Churchill, after 11 Mar 1765 at Granby, Hartford Co., CT.410
He died on 5 Jan 1802 at Granby, Hartford Co., CT, at age 94.411,412 He was buried at Center Cemetery, Granby, Hartford Co., CT.
Judah served as Justice of the Peace and Deputy of the Connecticut General Assembly and as such he is considered a Patriot by the DAR. His marker in the Granby Center Cemetery section 0-107 reads as follows: Memoriae Sacrum Judah Holecomb Esa. Daid January 5th AD 1802 Aged 97 years Death is a debt to Nature due which I have paid & So must you.**McCracken notes that Bailey says he married (2) at Granby, 30 June 1774, Anna Hubbard; McCracken however, seems to accept Prudence Goodrich.**Judah is the Patriot for DAR members 286754, 212606, 290243, and 704276.
There were no children of Judah Holcomb and Prudence Goodrich.
Inscription
Memoriae Sacrum
Judah Holecomb
Esq.
Died January 5th
AD 1802
Aged 97 years
Death is a debt to Nature
due which I have paid
and so must you.
Family Members
Siblings
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