Mary Budd was baptized on 17 July 1625 at the Church of Saint Pancras in Chichester, Sussex, England (50.836536, -0.773536), a daughter of John Budd and Katherine Butcher.
No burial record for her has been found in England.
Mary Budd presumably journeyed to America with her family in 1637, and she was probably living in New Haven in 1641, when her father's household was enumerated as consisting of six individuals (John Budd, Katherine Butcher Budd, Mary Budd, John Budd, Jane Budd and Judith Budd).
She is possibly "Mary Niccols alias Mary Youngs" mentioned in the 15 October 1669 contract of John Budd, and, if so, she likely would have been twice widowed (m. first ______ Youngs and second ______ Nichols) as no husband is mentioned.
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Mary Budd was baptized on 17 July 1625 at the Church of Saint Pancras in Chichester, Sussex, England (50.836536, -0.773536), a daughter of John Budd and Katherine Butcher.
No burial record for her has been found in England.
Mary Budd presumably journeyed to America with her family in 1637, and she was probably living in New Haven in 1641, when her father's household was enumerated as consisting of six individuals (John Budd, Katherine Butcher Budd, Mary Budd, John Budd, Jane Budd and Judith Budd).
She is possibly "Mary Niccols alias Mary Youngs" mentioned in the 15 October 1669 contract of John Budd, and, if so, she likely would have been twice widowed (m. first ______ Youngs and second ______ Nichols) as no husband is mentioned.
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