Son of Jonathan & Hannah (Putnam) Dudley.
He and Molly Morse married in Sutton on October 13, 1768
Revolutionary War Veteran
From the Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the Revolutionary War, Vol. 5, Pg. 6:
"Dudley, John. Private, Capt. Abraham Batcheller's co., Col. Jonathan Holman's regt.; service, 10 days; company marched to Providence, R.I., on an alarm in Dec., 1776. Roll sworn to in Worcester Co."
From the History of Sutton, 1704-1876, Pg. 773:
"This regiment, being composed largely of men from Sutton, and under the command of a Sutton officer, was usually known and styled as 'The Sutton Regiment'. It was destined to be a very severe and long continued service of nearly two years, during which it was engaged in many battles with the enemy, and finally, if we accept the evidence of a high British authority, in the great decisive battle of the war, the battle of Saratoga."
Note: The Joseph Dudley, who is interred about 50 feet to the right, may be their son.
He and Molly Morse married in Sutton on October 13, 1768
Revolutionary War Veteran
From the Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the Revolutionary War, Vol. 5, Pg. 6:
"Dudley, John. Private, Capt. Abraham Batcheller's co., Col. Jonathan Holman's regt.; service, 10 days; company marched to Providence, R.I., on an alarm in Dec., 1776. Roll sworn to in Worcester Co."
From the History of Sutton, 1704-1876, Pg. 773:
"This regiment, being composed largely of men from Sutton, and under the command of a Sutton officer, was usually known and styled as 'The Sutton Regiment'. It was destined to be a very severe and long continued service of nearly two years, during which it was engaged in many battles with the enemy, and finally, if we accept the evidence of a high British authority, in the great decisive battle of the war, the battle of Saratoga."
Note: The Joseph Dudley, who is interred about 50 feet to the right, may be their son.
Son of Jonathan & Hannah (Putnam) Dudley.
He and Molly Morse married in Sutton on October 13, 1768
Revolutionary War Veteran
From the Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the Revolutionary War, Vol. 5, Pg. 6:
"Dudley, John. Private, Capt. Abraham Batcheller's co., Col. Jonathan Holman's regt.; service, 10 days; company marched to Providence, R.I., on an alarm in Dec., 1776. Roll sworn to in Worcester Co."
From the History of Sutton, 1704-1876, Pg. 773:
"This regiment, being composed largely of men from Sutton, and under the command of a Sutton officer, was usually known and styled as 'The Sutton Regiment'. It was destined to be a very severe and long continued service of nearly two years, during which it was engaged in many battles with the enemy, and finally, if we accept the evidence of a high British authority, in the great decisive battle of the war, the battle of Saratoga."
Note: The Joseph Dudley, who is interred about 50 feet to the right, may be their son.
He and Molly Morse married in Sutton on October 13, 1768
Revolutionary War Veteran
From the Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the Revolutionary War, Vol. 5, Pg. 6:
"Dudley, John. Private, Capt. Abraham Batcheller's co., Col. Jonathan Holman's regt.; service, 10 days; company marched to Providence, R.I., on an alarm in Dec., 1776. Roll sworn to in Worcester Co."
From the History of Sutton, 1704-1876, Pg. 773:
"This regiment, being composed largely of men from Sutton, and under the command of a Sutton officer, was usually known and styled as 'The Sutton Regiment'. It was destined to be a very severe and long continued service of nearly two years, during which it was engaged in many battles with the enemy, and finally, if we accept the evidence of a high British authority, in the great decisive battle of the war, the battle of Saratoga."
Note: The Joseph Dudley, who is interred about 50 feet to the right, may be their son.
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