John Budd

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From the New Jersey Genealogical Magazine , v5, p52:
John Budd d. 8 Oct 1850, age 69 y 9 mos.
Abigail Budd, wife of John, died 15 April 1860, age 75y 6m 3d
Andrew Budd , adopted son of James and Clarissa Budd, died 26 May 1863, aged 3y 10m
Clarissa Budd, wife of James, died 15 May 1897, aged 83yr
James Budd died 11 Sep 1868, aged 59y 1m 11d
Theophilus Budd, son of John and Abigail, b. 18 Feb 1919, d.20 Feb 1881
Capt. John W. Budd, died 31 Mar 1887, aged 39y
Frances E. Budd, died 31 Mar 1887 aged 32 yr
Rufus B. Budd, b. 11 Dec 1833, d. 1 Jan 1890
Ann S. Budd, wife of Rufus, d. 18 Oct 1883 age 47y 4m 15d
Hannah Smith, daughter of Rufus and Ann S. Budd, d. 3 Nov 1889, aged 25y
Clara Budd, daughter of Rufus and Ann S. Budd, d. 12 Aug 1862, age 1y 11m 6d
John W. Budd, lost at sea, 8 Sep 1846, age 33 y 9d
Francis Budd, son of John W. and Jane A. , d. 19 May 1842, age 2y 7m

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