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Ludlow - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Edwin Ludlow
I found a postcard that belonged to my great grandmother that was sent to her by an Edwin Ludlow, who was a soldier in the 32 Division in the first World War. I am assuming he was from the Philadelphia area, otherwise I'm not sure how my ggrandmother would have known him. Looking for information.
Re: Howard C Ludlow
Howard was your grand father Anna DeRosa was my grand mother quess that makes us cousins of sort
Re: Ludlow/Haveron connection
I have your connection details. I can get you back several generations and into Ireland. I know this thread is old but if you are still interested e-mail so we can discuss this information. We are after the same families. I am interested in the family portrait you mentioned in another thread of Henry the shipmaster - I have his complete history and a picture of him would be great!!

It doesn't seem like your a member anymore but just in case you still check the threads - here is my e-mail address -
fhavron2@verizon.net

anyone reading this thread and interested in the Haveron's please feel free to e-mail me.

Brgds/Fred
Re: Ludlow/Haveron connection
I have your connection details. I can get you back several generations and into Ireland. I know this thread is old but if you are still interested e-mail so we can discuss this information. We are after the same families. I am interested in the family portrait you mentioned in another thread of Henry the shipmaster - I have his complete history and a picture of him would be great!!

It doesn't seem like your a member anymore but just in case you still check the threads - here is my e-mail address -
fhavron2@verizon.net

anyone reading this thread and interested in the Haveron's please feel free to e-mail me.

Brgds/Fred
LUDLOW of Birmingham
My ggg-grandfather migrated to South Australia in 1849. I have been able to track the family back to Birmingham, 1841. There was

William and wife Lucy.
Children Sarah, Thomas, William (my ggggf), Lucy and Joseph.
Also William's mother Sarah and uncle Malpas Millington.

I believe Sarah may be Sarah Scattergood who married Thomas Ludlow in 1818.

Can anyone provide any further insight on the background to this family?
MISSOURI C. LUDLOW
Dose anyone have any info. on Missouri C. Ludlow? Born in Ga. abt. 1860, married William L. Thackston. She died abt. 1890 we think, in Ga.
Re: Ludlow, New York (NY) to Pennysylvania (PA), & Van Slyck Ryley
I, too, had thought that James V. S. Riley married the daughter of Chief Neome. There is a story at great length about the Chief and his daughter and the Cass River Indians, which took place about 1804. In the story that you may find on the web, Menacumegoqua married a "French" trader by the name of Cassigans [spelling correct?].

I have always thought that this Cassigans as James V. S. Riley.

I am writing a story, a poem, called "The Fur Trade of Michigan's Thumb", in which I describe the family. I also have an interest in the Riley family because its ancestors were the Bradt's of Schenectady, New York, to who I am related. Johannes Pootman married Cornelia Bradt. Both were my ancestors.
Re: Ludlow Family Tree
I am following the same line of Ludlows, but I cant seem to find anything older than Hugh Sr. Ive done alot of research and come with alot of different Anthony's but cant seem to piece it together. Any help would be greatly welcome.
Re: Daniel Ludlow
very interesting story,about daniel ludlow ,he was married to my great aunt eliza hall,charles clinton hall was my great grandfather he was her brother,my father was donld mason hall,charles clinton hall's grandson,i have been researching my family for about a year now
Re: Ludlow Family Tree
Can you get in touch with Robin Ludlow or Tony Ludlow via the www.
Re: Henry LUDLOW, a Commander of The Hambledon Boys Cavalry Troup, English Civil War (Circa 1640's)
According to Keith Ludlows List Lettice is number 4320. Henrys number is 4319 and he was born 1577-died 1639 and his parents were 4303Father and 4302 mother. Hope this will be helpful . margaret Ludlow
Re: Ludlow Family
There would seem no connwection - sorry. My LUDLOW was MAborn Quebec 1825. None of the given names appear in her line. There is no mention of USA in the family tree. Thanks for your interest. Enjoy a healthy and happy New Year
George Parry
Re: Ludlow Family
According to the history books, it is possible my g-grandfather, William Ludlow, was a brother of Israel Ludlow. Do you have any information on William? I have been unable to learn much regarding William, nor do I know the names of his parents. William had 9 children; his 2nd wife was Ann Abbott; His son, my great grandfather Volney P. Ludlow, was born in 1825 in Indiana. William lived in Ohio, moving to Indiana in 1822--returning to Ohio approx. 1833. Appreciate any help you can give. Thanks. Evelyn
Re: Ludlow lineage
Kathie,

My gg grandfather William M. Ludlow (b. 8/14/1832 Ala d. 8/13/1895 near Flora (Madison Co.), Mississippi) was brother to your gg grandmother Mary Ann Ludlow Mann. I think this make us 4th cousins.

I have plenty of support to share on what I have written. I will be glad to share. I will email you separately.

I have not researched the Austin line. Maxfield Ludlum married Sarah Austin March 17, 1791 in the Saratoga reformed Dutch Protestant Church in Schuylersville (Old Saratoga), New York. I don't know if there's any connection to Stephen and Moses Austin of Texas fame.

Rick
Re: Ludlow lineage
Thank you fo the input. I definitely believe this must be a hit. In what way are we related? I am currently in Houston, Texas now. Mary Ann's son Levi Baker, married my great grandmother, Ida Theodocia Tullos. Are the Austin's related to Stephen F and Moses by any chance? Do you have any documentation to support your information that you might be willing to share or pictres?

You can email me directly at KAMeyer2@att.net.
Sincerely,
Kathie
Re: Ludlow lineage
My mom's mom was a Ludlow and I've research this family for several years.

If your Mary Ann Ludlow is the "Mary Ludlow" on the 1850 Polk County, Texas census, in the household of C.M.Ludlow (sounds like she is), then we are related. Here's a brief sketch of what I've got.

This Mary Ludlow is the daughter of Calvin M. Ludlow and Lucinda Hurt. Her siblings include (1) Sarah Ludlow (1826-1892) who married Culbertson C Neel, (2) William M. Ludlow (1832-1895) (my gg grandfather), (3) Mahala Ludlow who married James B. Schofield prior to the Civil War, and (4)John A. Ludlow. The parents of Lucinda Hurt were William Hurt and Lucy Ann ___.

Calvin M. Ludlow was the son of Maxfield Ludlow/Ludlum and Sarah Austin. Maxfield Ludlow/Ludlum was the son of Abraham Ludlum and Desire Islee. Abraham was a Revolutionary War soldier from Westfield, New Jersey (just west of New York City). He and his wife are buried along the headwaters of the Hudson River in New York just a few miles west of Saratoga.

Son Maxfield and other Ludlows were surveyors.

You can google "Maxfield Ludlow" and discover that he surveyed parts of Ohio, Louisiana, and Mississippi. He apparently lived at Cincinnati and Dayton as these settlements began. He then moved to Natchez, MS where he apparently died by Sept 1826. Also google "Maxfield Ludlum" and you will find his marriage record in New York.

Maxfield's children included John S. Ludlow (b. 1792), Benjamin Austin Ludlow (b.1804/05), Ephraim S. Ludlow, Mary Ann Ludlow, and Calvin M. Ludlow (b. abt 1800/01). Most (if not all) lived in Mississippi. Calvin and his mother Sarah are in separate households in 1830 Monroe Co., ALA and then in 1840 Clarke Co., MS. They apparently were on the

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