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Ludlum Louisiana via Ohio

job181 — 2014-02-08 03:13:31Z

I'm looking for information on Ludlums living in New Orleans in the mid 1800s who came from Ohio. Oliver Ludlum may have been born about 1832. Brother full or half Wesley born about 1822. Thanks.
Jo

Re: Smith , Ludlum

job181 — 2014-02-01 03:54:36Z

My mother was a Ludlum. Her family lived in Louisiana but we think her great grandfather came from Ohio in the mid 1800s. She has mentioned the name Smith Ludlum. Do you have a source of good Ludlum family history? Her ggrandfather was Oliver Ludlum and her grandfather was born in New Orleans and named Joseph Wesley Ludlum.
Thanks for any leads
Jo

Re: Francis Hugh Ludlam b. Jamaica,Queens is my 5th removed great Uncle

Ludlow_George — 2012-07-29 00:42:37Z

Have any additional information on Silas Ludlow, b. abt 1745, Southampton, NY. Looking for names of the parents of Silas.

Re: Ludlums of NC

willis1169 — 2011-07-25 09:21:06Z

Benjamin Ludlum b.1863 in Waccamaw NC is one of six children, Joseph J, Margrett A., Cherity J.,Sarah A., and Mary E. 1880 census

Re: Ludlums of NC

willis1169 — 2011-07-25 09:03:59Z

Hi Everett;My name is Sharon Willis,My mother was Gracie Ludlum Willis of bladenboro NC her father was Louis Ludlum son of Benjamin Ludlum (wife:Lenora)so far I know he had five children,1. Quilla 1891,MANUEL 1894,Stella 1895,Louis 1896 and Moley 1899, They are not yet in my family tree,Benjamins father wasJohn Ludlum Jr. b. 1824 his father John Ludlum Sr. b.1799, They lived in Waccamaw, Brunswick,NC
I've only recently found them anad am still researching, you can contact me with any questions, I'll help with what I can.But this might get you started. good luck Sharon

Re: Benjamin Ludlum

fpeach74 — 2010-09-27 02:48:11Z

Hello I have a Benjamin Ludlum in my family line also. I have that he was born in 1850 and his father's name was also Benjamin Ludlum. Do you know any of his sister's or brother's names? you can email me at llf001@bravemail.uncp.edu

Re: D.Sweezy Ludlum

bob1s8ij6stv8h3vl8t6fj9fuu1319ch — 2010-08-08 22:29:23Z

I am researching the Sweezy's of Orange County, NY, and am interested in David Sweezy Ludlum' parents. My assumption is that his mother was a Sweezy, and I am hoping you can give me some information on David's family. Thank you.

Ligeia Boggs Ludlum and Unknown Ludlum, a military man

cynthiavogel1 — 2010-05-04 01:48:31Z

Seeking info. on John "Jack" Peters, b. about 1931-1933 in
Sumner, Lawrence Co., Illinois. His father was John N. Peters, b. Illinois; his mother was Missouri Boggs "Zow" Peters, b. 1886 in Greenup Co., Kentucky.

Jack's father died when he was a young boy, sometime in the early 1930s. John N.Peters was married previously and had older children. His mother, Missouri or Zow, died several years after that. Jack was then raised by his aunt Ligeia Boggs who later married a military man named Ludlum.

In 1950, Jack and aunt Ligeia were listed on the New York Passenger Lists as arriving on a military ship that sailed from Germany, headed to Greenup Co., Kentucky. Jack was listed as John B. Peters, age 19.

On the 1930 census for Sumner, Christy Twp., Lawrence Co., Illinois, J.N. Peters and Zow Peters and son Paul and Aunt Ligeia Boggs lived together as a family. J.N. Peters was an engineer in the oil fields. Ligeia was a medical student.

Am trying to locate more information about this family. Jack married and has a daughter named Joanna who lives in California. Jack and Ligeia both died in Florida and are buried there.

Any help or even the slightest clue about any of these individuals would be appreciated.

Need info on Jacob & Mary Ludlum, or Noah & Rachel Ludlum of Westfield, NJ in the 1700's

Bob_MacAvoy — 2009-02-19 06:45:31Z

Need someone knowledgable of the family tree for Jacob and Mary Ludlum of Westfield, NJ. They had at least three sons, Henry, Conklen(1), and Conklen(2).

Or, Noah and Rachel Ludlum also of Westfield, NJ. Rachel died 4/3/1787 and is buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery in Westfield, NJ.

I would like to know if any of these folks were related somehow to the Tucker family of Westfield, NJ, even if only by marriage.

Bob

Re: Gertrude Ludlum, Manzanola, CO

Clight66 — 2008-05-19 23:13:05Z

Gertrude is my husband's grandmother. I would like to exchange more information.

Ludlams of Stoke

wendy1351 — 2007-08-19 12:41:06Z

I am researching my ancesters and think that the Ludlams who started the tunnel from Stoke Warfe to Blisworth are my ancesters. I think Mary Ludlam married Samuel Limb as I have found some information that connects the Limbs to the Ludlams. I was wondering if anyone has any info on these Ludlams as i seems to be stuck and just keep coming back to the building of the tunnel. I have a copy of a burial in 1809 of a Benjamin Ludlam who fell ill and died at his son in laws Samuel Limb at Stoke Warfe I think this Samuel Limb is my gt gt gt gt grandad and they moved from Stoke Warfe to Preston Brook. If anyone has any info I would be most appreciated.

JOHN D. LUDLUM

windyjoy1281 — 2007-07-03 00:20:49Z

John D.Ludlum, born in New York(probably Orange County), had a daughter Elenore E. (although on different documents it is spelt as Elnora E. on daughter's marriage license spelt as Nora) she was born on the 5th of August 1867 in New York State. Mother unknow according to death certificate, she died on 30 July 1929 in Paterson, NJ. She was married to George W. Carr and made their home in Goshen, Orange County, NY. Any information appreciated.
Linda

Thomas Ludlum family

1966wr — 2007-05-21 23:10:45Z

Looking for any infor on the Thomas Ludlum family. Thomas was a son of Ephraim Ludlum. he in turn ws a son of Smith Ludlum. Thomas's dau was Harriet married to a John F. Marsh they in turn had a dau. named Anna. Just starting on this family. Thanks for any help.

Smith , Ludlum

2006-11-04 18:36:01Z

Would like to exchange information on the Abner Smith family who arrived in Warren Co. Ohio in 1805. Abner Smith married Jemima Garrison about 1776 in Cumberland Co., New Jersey. Abner and Jemima Smith had daughters Priscillia, who married Philip Titus, Hannah who married David Bennett, Sarah who married Samuel Buck, Rachel who married Aaron Tichenor, and Ruth who married Nathanial Parshall. Sons were Jeremiah who married Hannah Paris, Jonathan who married Nancy Ludlum, Amos who married Mary Kelley and Hosea who died unmarried.

Thank you
John

NC Ludlums

jtarheel — 2006-09-08 15:22:44Z

Hi,
There are a couple of Benjamin Ludlums. One was born about 1823 in Brunswick Co, NC. He died in a Civil War POW camp in 1865 at Point Lookout, MD.
More info at http://www.eticomm.net/~jtarheel

Brunswick Co. Ludlums

jtarheel — 2006-09-08 15:22:44Z

Linda harmon has done a huge amount of research:

http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?o...

Elizabeth Ludlum

2005-06-23 04:56:17Z

My great, great, great grandmother was Elizabeth Ludlum. She married a Somes in New York. Her son, Abraham Somes fought in the war of 1812 and eventually moved to Minnesota. anyone have more info?

Re: Sarah Ludlum of Westfield, NJ married Moses Tucker in 1765.

2004-10-11 11:06:19Z

Yes there are/were Ludlums in Westfield NJ.
Yes they are elusive, very much so.My interest in the NJ group is centered around Priscilla Ludlum. This is what I do know about Priscilla Harrison of NJ who moved to KY with her parents.
She first married James Seabrook of New Albany, Floyd Co. IN, who died shortly thereafter. The had at least one Child--Harriet Seabrook, b between 1816-1819.
In the mid 1820's I find Priscilla as a dressmaker in Louisville, KY and then not until 1860 where she is in her daughters home as Priscilla Ludlum.
After much confusion and discussion with cousins we have pieced together that obviously Priscilla married a Mr. Ludlum, but which one we do not know.
The 1825 city directory of Louisville has 2 Ludlums.
The big clue here seems to be that all of these names are associated with NJ. Particularly the area around Elizabethtown.
This is too long already, but I have documentation of this data.
and currently living descendants to contact.
Feel free to contact me off the board.
Patricia Snyder
Shadancer@aol.com

Florida Ludlum family

2001-06-04 21:07:56Z

Decendants of Lilburn George Ludlum who m. Mary Elizabeth Sherman of Birmingham and Mobile, AL are having a reunion on Pensacola Beach the first week of July. If you live in the area and would like to stop by and visit, e-mail me.

Are all Ludlums really related?

2001-06-04 21:01:13Z

Just found this message board and read posting from Andy Ludlum that all Ludlums are related. My grandfather, Lilburn George Ludlum and his father, Edward Ludlum from Bellevue, KY. Any info on them?

To Leslie

2001-01-08 15:37:08Z

Yes, that is our family. Do you know where I can get my hands on the book?

Andy

joe ludlum

2000-09-02 18:33:30Z

looking for joe ludlum from wurzburg germany, ft. benning ga. then ft. hood tx. last known address was walterborough s.c.

Sept. 9: Leland NC: Ludlum Family Reunion

2000-09-02 07:43:00Z

Community Building. 11:00-4:00
1490 Village Rd. For more info call 910-739-1323 or 910-792-0013. No admission. Just bring a covered dish and a beverage. Silver and paperware furnished. Persons of Ludlum ancestry welcomed to come and share their heritage or just visit and become with your family.

Annual Ludlum Family Reunion in Leland NC

2000-08-12 19:47:29Z

The Annual Ludlum family reunion will be held at the Woodman Building in Leland on September 9, 2000. All the Ludlums in NC and SC gather here every year to spend a Saturday, share a meal, exchange genealogies and to become better acquainted. Leland is near Wilmington NC. The place is loaded with Ludlums who want to share their stories and to hear yours. Starts at 11:00. Ends at 5:00.
Good chance to get a lot of genealogical info and to meet your kin.

Nationality

2000-07-17 22:13:44Z

Laura, it is my understanding that the Ludlums came from Germany to England, then to NY. However, I don't have any knowledge of a serious history of our family available. If there is, I surely like to have access to it.

Can someone answer this for me.....

2000-07-17 11:22:46Z

Hey all. I was wondering what nationality is Ludlum??

NC Ludlum Adopted: Wants to locate roots

2000-07-16 20:24:01Z

Bradley Ludlum, born about 1916, was my real father. He put me up for adoption as when I was born my mother died. I have discovered that Benjamin Ludlum, born in Brunswick County NC in 1867 was my grandfather. I would very much like to know something about my ancestors. Where the Ludlums came from to NC, etc.

Benjamin Ludlum

2000-07-16 12:07:43Z

I believe you are on the right track as to the correct Ludlum family. My grandfather Benjamin, was born in 1867. I don't know who his parents were.He died in 1946. I wish I could find out something about the family..Help! He was married to Lenora Smith. Advise if you can help, please.

Francis Hugh Ludlam b. Jamaica,Queens is my 5th removed great Uncle

2000-07-08 18:23:13Z

Do you have any info leading to the reaseon why Frank Hugh Ludlow(AM) was born in Queens Co. as My ancestor his brother Silas Ludlam was b on Long Island in Suffolk Co. in 1745?

Ludlums of NC

2000-07-04 08:31:09Z

My grandfather was Benjamin Louis Ludlum. He was born in 1867, probably in Brunswick County, NC. He married Lenore Smith. I know nothing else about the family, except that my biological father was Bradley Ludlum, whom I never knew. Can someone help me fill in the gaps as to some of my ancestors and where they came from,etc?

ludlum fam

2000-04-09 17:39:30Z

Andy,email me at mhalman@aol.com. We'll trade addresses and exchange what information we have. Thanks, Mia

Re: Francis Hugh Ludlam b. Jamaica,Queens is my 5th removed great Uncle

2001-10-03 22:55:39Z

I was hoping that you might have some information on the Ludlums from Jamaica NY. I am searching for information on John Henry Ludlum, born around 1830, married Phoebe Laranna Allen. John and Phoebe had a son, Clarence Allen Ludlum. Any information on these Ludlums would be appreciated. Thanks:)

Ludlum of (Brooklyn?)NY

reithmann — 2002-01-27 02:46:02Z

Searching for information on Ida Ludlum, who purchased the Evergreen Cemetery plot in Brooklyn NY about 1860. My g-g-g-grandmother Annie Petersen is buried in that plot, as are serveral of my Lankau ancesters. Other buried include Sax and Hissinger (various spellings for all). Can anyone help?? Thanks!!

Death of Mr. Frank Ludlum in Cuba

davwayell — 2006-02-23 04:06:06Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citzen" for Mr. Frank Ludlum, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Ludlum died in Cuba on July 28, 1936.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Ship "Tryal" to Boston, July 1648

7455947r — 2003-09-10 07:15:18Z

Where can I find the ship's passenger list for Ship Tryall or Triall or Tryal, landing in Boston in July 1648?

Some of the Ludlam family were supposedly on it, but I'd like to know which ones, and who else immigrated with them.

Thanks!

phyllis@memorycatchers.com

Eleanor Ludlum

Linda41Joy — 2005-12-26 22:57:26Z

Looking for parents of Eleanor Ludlum, born about 1867, possibly in Ohio. Might have been married to a Clark. Moved to NY at sometime and married George Carr and made their home in Goshen, NY.

Ludlums/Ludlams

ahrdee — 2003-06-30 22:38:16Z

My understanding from an extensive research
my Great Grand-father did 50 years ago or more
is that some of the Ludlam family changed the
spelling in the states (colonies) to Ludlum
so it would seem it's one branch of the
original Ludlams who first came to Boston
in 1648 on the "Good Ship Trial".
He was from "the 7th generation in
America" (my GGfather)
My mother has a very extensive scroll which
covers his linage through 9+ generations
with some anectodtal info. I don't expect to be
around that scroll for a year or so as
I am on the west coast and she the east.
But when it is copied I will post to this
roots board.
best regards, Robert Davis

LUDLUMS in CA pre 1941

@@longago99@yahoo.com — 2006-03-06 19:40:26Z

I am trying to locate more info on a Marion LUDLUM who was once married to a Murl RAMSEY. They had a daughter, Helen Christene RAMSEY born 12-04-1941 probably in CA. I have no idea if she is still living and if she married or not, has any children or not?

Would like to contact family,
Thanks in advance
Debbie

Sarah Ludlum of Westfield, NJ married Moses Tucker in 1765.

bmacavoy — 2001-06-28 14:17:23Z

I can find almost no information on the Ludlum family in Westfield, NJ in the 1700's. There were many living in the area at the time. There is plenty of documentation for the Ludlow family of New Providence, supposedly they are relations. Sarah was my GGGGGM, died in 1814 and is buried in Westfield. Someone out there must have something on the Ludlum's, and it has to be the worlds best kept secret.

Ludlum

lindakanoff — 2002-09-21 02:30:04Z

Looking for information on Ludlum's located in NY, especially Elnora (Nora) married to George W. Carr living in Goshen NY
Orange County NY at least 1900-1910.

Linda Kanoff

Ludlum's Brunswick Co NC

JamesBrown793 — 2001-09-08 20:31:35Z

My great grandmother was Mary Eliza Ludlum b.12-18-1877 d. 1-20-1935. She married Alva Dunbar Smith b.9-24-1869 d. 10-27-1918. all of Brunswick Co NC. Around the Ash, NC area. I dont know if connected or not?

Ludlow

Cate_Ludlam — 2004-05-13 13:44:06Z

It was fashionable to change the name Ludlam or Ludlum to Ludlow in the 1800s here in the states. Ludlam orginates from Matlock, Derbyshire, England. Maybe this will help?

Re: Ludlums/Ludlams

l_kanoff — 2002-08-25 03:17:06Z

Any information on Elnora Ludlum of Goshen, NY married to George W. Carr.

Linda Kanoff

ludlums

eilselm — 2002-03-11 20:50:57Z

I have records showing William Ludlam arriving 1648 on the ship Triall from England. He was a miller in Southampton or Water Mill. Have names and dates down to me but mostly the direct line.

Nationality

eilselm — 2002-03-11 20:50:57Z

I have a book "Descendants of Daniel Ludlum" that lists Ludlums in Matlock, Derbyshire, England from 1628 to 1653 when they came to the colonies on the ship Triall. Spellings vary in the book, Ludlam, Ludlom, Ludlow. William Ludlum was a miller in Southampton or Water Mill, NY. book was written by Dr. Walter D Ludlum Sr. Is this your family?

ludlum book

eilselm — 2002-03-11 20:50:57Z

Contact me at lesliem@nonparl.com

Gertrude Ludlum, Manzanola, CO

boydzez1 — 2004-07-10 17:11:45Z

I was sorting through some old family photographs from my great-aunt and came a cross this nice studio portrait that she had marked "Gertrude Ludlum, Manzanola, CO" on the back. As it is a nice portrait by Barber of Denver, and I don't recognize the name or face from my family, I thought someone from her family might like to have it. Anyone recognize the name or face? Or... Does anyone know of a connection with the Hises, Sportsmans, or Girvins in the Manzanola, Rocky Ford, La Junta area of CO? If anyone recognizes her , I'd be happy to send her to them.

Ludlums of IL Kansas

KariBarberBars — 2001-07-10 01:10:58Z

John Quincy LUDLUM b.1828 and Mary BARRON b.1829 of Elsmore, KS had two sons -
Henry LUDLUM
Benjamin F. LUDLUM b May 21 1854
Would love to connect with someone. Please email me karilyn@prodigy.net

Finding out

2000-04-09 04:41:08Z

Tha't really what I am finding out is how I am connected. All the Ludlums came through Long Island in the 1640's and we have to be all related. Migrations from Long Island to all parts of the United States. Just trying to make the connections. Many gaps in records. I do have the info for you. I can snail mail it or send it email whichever you prefer.

David Sweezy Ludlum

2000-04-08 20:28:37Z

He is my gr gr gr grandfather on my mother's side through Josephine Ludlum. How are you connected?