Lieutenant Johne Budd1,2,3,4,5,6

M, b. before 1600, d. before 10 July 1683
     Johne was born before 1600 in County Sussex, England.7 Johne married Catheryne Butcher on 21 November 1620 in Chichester, County Sussex, England, at St. Andrew's Church.8 Sometime in the mid 1630's, Johne & his wife, Catheryne, left London aboard the ship, bound for New England. They probably arrived at the Boston harbor in the mid 1630's. The name of their ship is uncertain..9,10 John & his family, along with twelve other families - Rev. John Young, William Wells. Jacob Corey, Peter Hallock, John Tuthill, Richard Terry, Thomas Mapes, Mathias Corwin, Robert Ackerly, Isaac Arnold, Barnabas Horton & John Conklin - sailed to Long Island where they settled at Southold. He sold land in Southold. On 9 March 1659, John's wife, Catherine, & their son, John, son John's wife Mary & Sarah, wife of Robert Tredwell had to acknowledge the consent of the sale. The family removed & resided in Rye, Westchester County, New York.11,12 Johne made his will on 15 October 1669 at Rye, Westchester County, New York.

Know all men by these presence that I John Budd for divers consiederations have given and granted to John Budd my sonn all my part of the mill on Blind brooke and all lands that are undisposed of to him and his heires forever he or his assignes payeing me John Budd or his mother Katheren Budd thirty pounds a year in good pay that is to say wheat 20 pounds porck one Barrell pease the rest and I do give John Budd by these presents all my estate in cattell and debts to be freely his that he may dispose of all for the good of myselfe and wife that we may be freed from trouble and after our decease too discharge our will and to have our debts cattell and to pay all legases and debts and that John Ogden Juddey his wife and Joseph Horton and Joan his wife, John Horton, Joseph Horton, and John Budd and his son John Budd Mary Niccolls alias Mary Young, John Lyons these are to injoy their lotts as firm as if no such writing had never been and the true intent of this writing is that we may have our thirty pounds a year truly payd and the Benefit of our cattell while we live and after to be John Budds my sonn to him and his heires for ever to which I have sett my hand and seale this 15 of October one Thousand six Hundred sixty Nine.
John Budd
Witnesses: Joseph Horton & Richard Bolards

John & his wife do not appear ill, they just want to be free of responsibility and to be able to enjoy their life of relasation.13 Johne departed this life before 10 July 1683 in Rye, Westchester County, New York. On this date, his son John gives to his sister Judith her inheritance from her father as per his will of 13 October 1669.

Family

Catheryne Butcher b. b 24 Sep 1598, d. b 10 Jul 1683
Children

Citations

  1. [S71] Edgar Marsh Gibby, Genealogies of the Budd and Gibby Families, page 4.
  2. [S22] Norman Davis, Westchester Patriarchs, A Genealogical Dictionary of Westchester Co., N.Y., page 39 - Lieut. John Budd born: 1600 England; died: 1670; will dated: 15 October 1669; removed to colonies in 1635 aboard the "America"' commisioner of the town of Hastings [Rye], proprietor at Rye early; married: Katherine; children: Judith [m. 1st 5/08/1637 John Odgen of Rye [1609-1683][m. 2nd Francis Brown], Jane/Joan [m. Capt, Joseph Horton of Southold, Long Island & Rye], Mary [m. Christopher Youngs of Southold, Long Island. Christopher had land at Rye in 1671 but did not live there], John Jr. [born: 1620 England][m. Mary Horton], Joseph [born: 1622 England].
  3. [S728] Enos Goble Budd, The Budd Family


    , pages 5-6.
  4. [S729]
  5. [S730] Charles Henry Corey, Lineal Ancestors of Captain James Corey and of His Descendants, page 21 - The receipt whereof ye said John Budd doth hereby acknowledge, doth hereby grant, bargain and sell unto the said John Core, All that dwelling house wherein ye said John Core now inhabiteth together with ye home lott, orchard, garden, backside barne, fences, earable lands, meadows, marshes, wood, underwood, commons and common of pasture – formerly being the right and in the possessions of one Edward Treadwell, and by him exchanged with John Budd, son and heir apparent of the said John Budd, and by John Budd, ye son sold unto his father – lying within ye bounds of Hashamomuck – And all ye tract of land called Oysterpond Necke adjoining hereunto and running eastward from ye same to Plum Gutt. And moreover he, ye said John Budd, ye father, shall, at his cost and charge, produce Katherine Budd, wife; Mary Budd, his son John’s wife, and Sarah, wife of Edward Treadwell, in convenient season to come before the authorities and acknowledge their free assent to ye seale of all ye aforesaid premises to ye said John Core. Signed by John Budd – In witness whereof, he, ye said John Budd, ye father, hath hereunto set his hand and seale the 9th of March, 1659 –
    Sealed, etc., in the presence of Joseph Norton and Thomas Maples.
  6. [S637] John Warner Barber, Connecticut Historical Collections, page 159 - List of the Planters in New Haven and their families in 1643 - Jonathan Budd 6 persons, estate value: 450 poungs.
  7. [S2264] West Sussex, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812: Possible Christenings for this John Budd - 20 May 1595, son of Edward; at Donnington, Sussex, England - 16 May 1696, son of Edward; at Donnington, Sussex, England - 12 January 1599, son of Edward at Sidlesham, Sussex, England - 2 January 1596, son of Thomas at Sidlesham, Sussex, England.
  8. [S2264] West Sussex, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812: 21 November 1620 - John Budd and Katherin But__er at Chichester, St Andrew, Sussex, England.
  9. [S1757] The Great Migration: Passengers of the Hector, 1637 & 1638: The immigrants had sold their belongings in preparation for their immigration to New England, but the government impressed the "Hector" for its own service. The owners petitioned for its release in January 1637, but was not freed until May. It arrived at Boston, from London, on June 26, 1637 according to the records of John Winthrop. The "Hector" was a large ship of 250 tons, the average ship being in the low hundreds. Passengers: John Budd - www.geni.com/projects/Great-Migration-Passengers-of -the-Hector-1637-1638/6511.
  10. [S22] Norman Davis, Westchester Patriarchs, A Genealogical Dictionary of Westchester Co., N.Y., page 39 - Lieut. John Budd . . . removed to colonies in 1635 aboard the "America."
  11. [S732] Charles B. Moore, Town of Southold, Long Island. Personal Index Prior to 1698, and Index of 1698, page 9-10 - John Budd.
  12. [S506] Note.
  13. [S734] Charles W. Baird, History of Rye, Westchester County, New York 1660-1870, page 404 - Will of John Budd dated 15 October 1669 - the will was not intack so some information is missingl.