Son of Daniel Ladou and Marie "Mary" Canby. Peter married Ann Tompkins about 1745. He was a farmer and weaver. He served in the Dutchess County Militia during the American Revolution.
A transcription of his gravestone in 1935 read, "Here lies the body of Peter LaDue. Departed life 26 Feb 1791, aged 70 yrs, 2mos, 24 days--Behold me now as you pass by--As you are now so once was I--As I am now--so you must be--Prepare for death and follow me."
A transcription of his gravestone in 1935 read, "Here lies the body of Peter LaDue. Departed life 26 Feb 1791, aged 70 yrs, 2mos, 24 days--Behold me now as you pass by--As you are now so once was I--As I am now--so you must be--Prepare for death and follow me."
Son of Daniel Ladou and Marie "Mary" Canby. Peter married Ann Tompkins about 1745. He was a farmer and weaver. He served in the Dutchess County Militia during the American Revolution.
A transcription of his gravestone in 1935 read, "Here lies the body of Peter LaDue. Departed life 26 Feb 1791, aged 70 yrs, 2mos, 24 days--Behold me now as you pass by--As you are now so once was I--As I am now--so you must be--Prepare for death and follow me."
A transcription of his gravestone in 1935 read, "Here lies the body of Peter LaDue. Departed life 26 Feb 1791, aged 70 yrs, 2mos, 24 days--Behold me now as you pass by--As you are now so once was I--As I am now--so you must be--Prepare for death and follow me."
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