by Margery Boyden, Scudder Association Foundation Historian | Apr 26, 2020 | Journal 2.1
John2 Scudder (J) was the first of the family to arrive in the western hemisphere. The early life story of John2 Scudder (J) of Barnstable would be incomplete without mentioning the extraordinary times in which he lived and his extended family relationships of historical interest.
by Margery Boyden, Scudder Association Foundation Historian | Apr 25, 2020 | Journal 2.1
Many years ago John2 Scudder received the designation John (J) by the Scudder Association for being the immigrant ancestor of an extensive line of Scudder descendants in America referred to as the Scudder (J) line. He has a great posterity but until the 1990s his true English origins were obscured.
by Margery Boyden, Scudder Association Foundation Historian | Mar 22, 2020 | Journal 2.1, Meet A Scudder
If Harriet Scudder’s Faith Could Tame Wild Tigers and Elephants in an Indian Jungle, We Too Can Receive Strength to Confront Trials in Our World Crisis from COVID-19 Messages of Courage from the Pen of Harriet (Waterbury) Scudder, Missionary, 1819–1849 . Dr. John and...
by Margery Boyden, Scudder Association Foundation Historian | Dec 31, 2019 | Journal 1.3, Vol 1 no 3 Lead
Why Did Four Lathrop Sisters from One Norwich, Connecticut Family (with Scudder Ancestry)Each Decide to Give Their Lives to Missionary Service in Faraway Ceylon [now Sri Lanka]? When someone does something out of the ordinary, especially when they engage in a cause...
by Margery Boyden, Scudder Association Foundation Historian | Dec 31, 2019 | Journal 1.3
Who Was Joanna (Leffingwell) Lathrop, “Missionary Mother”of the Other “Scudder” Missionary Family to Ceylon?Who Was Deacon Charles Lathrop? Dr. John Scudder’s fellow missionary and distant cousin on board the Indus in 1819 was Harriet Wadsworth (Lathrop) Winslow....
