Edmond SHERMAN & Judith ANGIER

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Edmond SHERMAN
Judith ANGIER

Husband: Edmond / Edmund³ SHERMAN
Birth: ca. 1580s, Dedham, ESS
Death: New Haven, New Haven Co., CT
Father: Henry² SHERMAN — Henry¹
Mother: Sarah HILLS

Marriage: 1611
Migration: ca. 1632, came to America and settled first in Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA, then Wethersfield, CT, then New Haven, CT

Wife: Judith ANGIER
Birth: England
Death: New Haven, New Haven Co., CT

Children — born in Dedham, ESS:

1. Edmund SHERMAN, b. 13 Oct 1599; d. aft. 1666, Dedham, ESS; immigrated w/parents, but in 1648, returned to Dedham, ESS
2. Anne SHERMAN, b. 15 Sep 1601
3. Joanna SHERMAN, b. 13 Dec 1603
4. Esther SHERMAN, b. 1 Apr 1606
5. Richard SHERMAN, b. 16 Oct 1608; settled in Boston, Suffolk Co., MA, in 1634
6. Bezaleel SHERMAN, b. 17 Sep 1611
7. Rev. John SHERMAN, bap. 4 Jan 1614; d. 8 Aug 1685; immigrated 1633
8. Hon. Samuel SHERMAN, b. 12 Jul 1618

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; UK, United Kingdom, ENG, England, Essex; USA, US, United States, Connecticut Colony, Massachusetts Colony

Sources:

1. David Sherman. 1870. "The Sherman Family." New England Historical and Genealogical Record 24(Jan): 63-72.

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