Judith Smead signed the covenant in 1636 with the church at Dorchester, Massachusetts, and in 1638 had a grant of twenty acres there just below the First Burying Ground. An inventory of her estate after her decease was taken on May 18, 1639. She was the mother of John Denman, Mary Denman (wife of Clement Maxfield), and William Smead.
Step-mother of Humphrey Denman, an Elder of the English Reformed Church at Amsterdam, North Holland.
Step-mother of Humphrey Denman, an Elder of the English Reformed Church at Amsterdam, North Holland.
Judith Smead signed the covenant in 1636 with the church at Dorchester, Massachusetts, and in 1638 had a grant of twenty acres there just below the First Burying Ground. An inventory of her estate after her decease was taken on May 18, 1639. She was the mother of John Denman, Mary Denman (wife of Clement Maxfield), and William Smead.
Step-mother of Humphrey Denman, an Elder of the English Reformed Church at Amsterdam, North Holland.
Step-mother of Humphrey Denman, an Elder of the English Reformed Church at Amsterdam, North Holland.
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