Please see entry for his father, Wm2 Ludlam, which in part explains: William3 Ludlam - born c1628- aka William of Huntington, Long Island, NY; buried "at Huntington" after June 1667. Eldest son of Wm2 as per 1701 affidavits, NYGB Record (1884 Vol 15 p93).
Significant detail is included in Conklin Mann's July 1943 article, published: The American Genealogist (TAG) No. 77, v.20 p. 8-30 and p. 238-9 Addenda. Mann seems to explain -- thanks to early 1703 deposition/ court records -- that Wm3's widow, Elizabeth Ludlam, later married Nehemiah Smith [Elizabeth ____ Smith].
Children of Wm3 Ludlam as named by author Mann:
1. John Ludlam, b. say 1658
2. Joseph Ludlam, b. say 1661
3. Elizabeth Ludlam, b. say 1663 (wife of Col. John Carman)
4. William Ludlam, b. say 1667
5. Perhaps one or two other daughters
6. Perhaps one or two other daughters
Significant detail is included in Conklin Mann's July 1943 article, published: The American Genealogist (TAG) No. 77, v.20 p. 8-30 and p. 238-9 Addenda. Mann seems to explain -- thanks to early 1703 deposition/ court records -- that Wm3's widow, Elizabeth Ludlam, later married Nehemiah Smith [Elizabeth ____ Smith].
Children of Wm3 Ludlam as named by author Mann:
1. John Ludlam, b. say 1658
2. Joseph Ludlam, b. say 1661
3. Elizabeth Ludlam, b. say 1663 (wife of Col. John Carman)
4. William Ludlam, b. say 1667
5. Perhaps one or two other daughters
6. Perhaps one or two other daughters
Please see entry for his father, Wm2 Ludlam, which in part explains: William3 Ludlam - born c1628- aka William of Huntington, Long Island, NY; buried "at Huntington" after June 1667. Eldest son of Wm2 as per 1701 affidavits, NYGB Record (1884 Vol 15 p93).
Significant detail is included in Conklin Mann's July 1943 article, published: The American Genealogist (TAG) No. 77, v.20 p. 8-30 and p. 238-9 Addenda. Mann seems to explain -- thanks to early 1703 deposition/ court records -- that Wm3's widow, Elizabeth Ludlam, later married Nehemiah Smith [Elizabeth ____ Smith].
Children of Wm3 Ludlam as named by author Mann:
1. John Ludlam, b. say 1658
2. Joseph Ludlam, b. say 1661
3. Elizabeth Ludlam, b. say 1663 (wife of Col. John Carman)
4. William Ludlam, b. say 1667
5. Perhaps one or two other daughters
6. Perhaps one or two other daughters
Significant detail is included in Conklin Mann's July 1943 article, published: The American Genealogist (TAG) No. 77, v.20 p. 8-30 and p. 238-9 Addenda. Mann seems to explain -- thanks to early 1703 deposition/ court records -- that Wm3's widow, Elizabeth Ludlam, later married Nehemiah Smith [Elizabeth ____ Smith].
Children of Wm3 Ludlam as named by author Mann:
1. John Ludlam, b. say 1658
2. Joseph Ludlam, b. say 1661
3. Elizabeth Ludlam, b. say 1663 (wife of Col. John Carman)
4. William Ludlam, b. say 1667
5. Perhaps one or two other daughters
6. Perhaps one or two other daughters
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