Aged 76 yrs.
The Judson brothers, David, John, Lewis, Everett, and Philo, came to Oxford in 1812 from Stamford, Ct., and conducted a woolen mill on the Georgetown road for several years. John, Lewis, and Everett finally moved from town; the latter died October 27, 1864, at Candor, N. Y., aged 71. David purchased the property and resided there until his death. Philo came into the village and conducted a mill near the present site of the Harrington block and lived on Washington Street. Their father, John Judson, was a Revolutionary soldier.
David P. Judson was born February 28, 1786, in Stamford, Conn.; died February 15, 1862, in Oxford; married (1) in 1812, Jerusha STILLSON of Stamford, Conn., born June 14, 1791; died April 9, 1832, in Oxford. Married (2) April 4, 1833, Melinda BILLINGS of Preston, N. Y., born in Preston; died October 4, 1892, in Oxford.
Children by first wife:
LEWIS, born in 1815; died June 17, 1817; poisoned by arsenic, which he found while at play in the mill.
CAROLINE, born in 1819; died November 24, 1821, from scalds received by falling into a dye vat.
CHARLES, married Julia JEROME. Died in 1900.
JULIA E., married Orville L. MEAD. Died August 17, 1855. Child by second wife:
CORDELIA T., married November 8, 1886, James W. SHERWOOD, and resides in Oxford.
Philo Judson, after the death of his wife, Charity, July 26, 1851, went to Omaha, Neb., to reside with his son, where he died January 9, 1872.
Children: JOSEPH, died September 6, 1828, aged 4; ORMAN B., AUGUSTUS, CHARLES, HENRY MARTIN, PHILO M., died May 21, 1850, aged 28; JANE E., died January 4, 1853, aged 26.
The Judson brothers, David, John, Lewis, Everett, and Philo, came to Oxford in 1812 from Stamford, Ct., and conducted a woolen mill on the Georgetown road for several years. John, Lewis, and Everett finally moved from town; the latter died October 27, 1864, at Candor, N. Y., aged 71. David purchased the property and resided there until his death. Philo came into the village and conducted a mill near the present site of the Harrington block and lived on Washington Street. Their father, John Judson, was a Revolutionary soldier.
David P. Judson was born February 28, 1786, in Stamford, Conn.; died February 15, 1862, in Oxford; married (1) in 1812, Jerusha STILLSON of Stamford, Conn., born June 14, 1791; died April 9, 1832, in Oxford. Married (2) April 4, 1833, Melinda BILLINGS of Preston, N. Y., born in Preston; died October 4, 1892, in Oxford.
Children by first wife:
LEWIS, born in 1815; died June 17, 1817; poisoned by arsenic, which he found while at play in the mill.
CAROLINE, born in 1819; died November 24, 1821, from scalds received by falling into a dye vat.
CHARLES, married Julia JEROME. Died in 1900.
JULIA E., married Orville L. MEAD. Died August 17, 1855. Child by second wife:
CORDELIA T., married November 8, 1886, James W. SHERWOOD, and resides in Oxford.
Philo Judson, after the death of his wife, Charity, July 26, 1851, went to Omaha, Neb., to reside with his son, where he died January 9, 1872.
Children: JOSEPH, died September 6, 1828, aged 4; ORMAN B., AUGUSTUS, CHARLES, HENRY MARTIN, PHILO M., died May 21, 1850, aged 28; JANE E., died January 4, 1853, aged 26.
Aged 76 yrs.
The Judson brothers, David, John, Lewis, Everett, and Philo, came to Oxford in 1812 from Stamford, Ct., and conducted a woolen mill on the Georgetown road for several years. John, Lewis, and Everett finally moved from town; the latter died October 27, 1864, at Candor, N. Y., aged 71. David purchased the property and resided there until his death. Philo came into the village and conducted a mill near the present site of the Harrington block and lived on Washington Street. Their father, John Judson, was a Revolutionary soldier.
David P. Judson was born February 28, 1786, in Stamford, Conn.; died February 15, 1862, in Oxford; married (1) in 1812, Jerusha STILLSON of Stamford, Conn., born June 14, 1791; died April 9, 1832, in Oxford. Married (2) April 4, 1833, Melinda BILLINGS of Preston, N. Y., born in Preston; died October 4, 1892, in Oxford.
Children by first wife:
LEWIS, born in 1815; died June 17, 1817; poisoned by arsenic, which he found while at play in the mill.
CAROLINE, born in 1819; died November 24, 1821, from scalds received by falling into a dye vat.
CHARLES, married Julia JEROME. Died in 1900.
JULIA E., married Orville L. MEAD. Died August 17, 1855. Child by second wife:
CORDELIA T., married November 8, 1886, James W. SHERWOOD, and resides in Oxford.
Philo Judson, after the death of his wife, Charity, July 26, 1851, went to Omaha, Neb., to reside with his son, where he died January 9, 1872.
Children: JOSEPH, died September 6, 1828, aged 4; ORMAN B., AUGUSTUS, CHARLES, HENRY MARTIN, PHILO M., died May 21, 1850, aged 28; JANE E., died January 4, 1853, aged 26.
The Judson brothers, David, John, Lewis, Everett, and Philo, came to Oxford in 1812 from Stamford, Ct., and conducted a woolen mill on the Georgetown road for several years. John, Lewis, and Everett finally moved from town; the latter died October 27, 1864, at Candor, N. Y., aged 71. David purchased the property and resided there until his death. Philo came into the village and conducted a mill near the present site of the Harrington block and lived on Washington Street. Their father, John Judson, was a Revolutionary soldier.
David P. Judson was born February 28, 1786, in Stamford, Conn.; died February 15, 1862, in Oxford; married (1) in 1812, Jerusha STILLSON of Stamford, Conn., born June 14, 1791; died April 9, 1832, in Oxford. Married (2) April 4, 1833, Melinda BILLINGS of Preston, N. Y., born in Preston; died October 4, 1892, in Oxford.
Children by first wife:
LEWIS, born in 1815; died June 17, 1817; poisoned by arsenic, which he found while at play in the mill.
CAROLINE, born in 1819; died November 24, 1821, from scalds received by falling into a dye vat.
CHARLES, married Julia JEROME. Died in 1900.
JULIA E., married Orville L. MEAD. Died August 17, 1855. Child by second wife:
CORDELIA T., married November 8, 1886, James W. SHERWOOD, and resides in Oxford.
Philo Judson, after the death of his wife, Charity, July 26, 1851, went to Omaha, Neb., to reside with his son, where he died January 9, 1872.
Children: JOSEPH, died September 6, 1828, aged 4; ORMAN B., AUGUSTUS, CHARLES, HENRY MARTIN, PHILO M., died May 21, 1850, aged 28; JANE E., died January 4, 1853, aged 26.
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