Simon Bolivar RUDD & Mary Helen HIGHTOWER

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Simon Bolivar RUDD
Mary Helen HIGHTOWER

Husband: Simon Bolivar RUDD
Birth: 7 Mar 1830, Knox Co., KY
Death: 2 Aug 1879, Marshall Co., KY
Father: Bryant RUDD
Mother: unknown

Marriage: 2 Jan 1851, Montgomery Co., TN

Wife: Mary Helen HIGHTOWER
Birth: 14 Nov 1831, Todd Co., KY
Death: 21 Jan 1902, Marshall Co., KY
Father: Abijah HIGHTOWER
Mother: Elizabeth JONES

Children:

1. William W. RUDD
2. Pinkney A. RUDD
3. Mariah "Missouri Belle" RUDD
4. James RUDD
5. John Calvin RUDD
6. Charles Marshall RUDD
7. Richard T. RUDD
8. Hiram T. Rudd
9. T.H. "Frances" RUDD
10. A.B. RUDD
11. Janier "Jimmie" RUDD
12. Seymour RUDD

Sources:

1. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: IGI - International Genealogical Index (online at FamilySearch.org).

Simon Bolivar RUDD
Birth: 07 Mar 1830, <>, Todd, Kentucky
Spouse: Mary Helen HIGHTOWER
Source: none

Simon Bolivar RUDD
Spouse: Mary Helen HIGHTOWER
Marriage: 02 Jan 1851, Montgomery, Tennessee
Source: none

2. Broderbund. World Family Trees. Vol. 5, Pedigree #1090; Vol. 8, Pedigree #2979.

3. WorldConnect (online at RootsWeb.com).

4. Messages in the Rudd Family Genealogy Forum (online at GenForum.com).

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