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Posted by Bill Reilly
Bill Reilly reilypar@hotmail.com Greetings, I’m trying to find some Rudden relatives. My G-G- Grandfather was John Rudden born about 1851. He married a Susan Reilly from Drumcor, Redhills, Co. Cavan. John’s family may have come from Drumcor also. On his childrens baptismal certs a Peter Rudden and a Patt Rudden appear. These children were born…
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Posted by Anna Rudden
Hi Bill I enjoyed reading about John Rudden the wanted man. It reminded me of another story I heard about another wanted Rudden. Going back about 10 years ago when I first started looking into the family history,I decided to look in the local Melbourne phone book to see if there were any Ruddens and…
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Postedby Ms Rudden
oh my goodness- there is a place to find us Ruddens – hurrah. My Family of Ruddens are from glasgow,Scotland.(Some in CANADA) I hope that someone out there has more info as to where and when the Family Name Rudden originated from as I have read somewhere that the name Rudden had been ‘anglo-sised’ however…
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Posted by Maureen O’Rourke
I too am glad to see this Rudden site up and running again, thank you. My grandad was Robert Rudden born in Halifax, Yorkshire, England in 1890. His father was John Rudden born approx 1858, his mother was Mary Kelly born approx 1848 in Yorkshire as well, they were married in Newcastle upon Tyne in…
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Posted by Aaron Rudden
Hi, this is most interesting a dedicated website eh? my dad, John Rudden is from donegal, and siblings in Montrose-scotland, Malin Head, Muff, and now a couple of us in the caribbean. His dad, James, was from Caven, my aunt in Derry recently found some manifests detialing travels to the US in the early 1900’s…
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Posted by Anna Rudden
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Posted by Anna Rudden
Hi Kate How is your Father doing with the family history? There are plenty of Ruddens out there its just a bit hard linking them together.I have been trying for years and still can’t match up with any other Ruddens.You will probably find out that your Ruddens originally came from Ireland too then settled in…
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Posted by Brooks Smith
My grandfather, Matthew Smith was from Cavan, His mother was Rose Rudden and she married Bernard “Barney” Smith about 1840’s. Matt and his brother Peter setteled here in Massachusetts, while his sister Mary stayed in Cavan. I believe that they lived in Carrickmore, north of Ballyhaise. We are gong to Cavan this May 2009, if…
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Posted by Phillip Rudden
Hi, well this is good, a Rudden site! On the origin of the name Rudden, I believe it is originally an old Anglo-Saxon name, and they had land and estates in Northumbria,England from about 400 AD. They later had lands also in Scotland. Apparently a lot emigrated to Ireland in 15,16,17th centuries, particularly the Donegal…
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Posted by Tim Rudden
Hi Phil, With regards to your entry above, our particular ‘branch’ of the Rudden clan are based in the Skipton area.My father Brian and his 2 brothers Peter and Phillip (sadly passed away 2003), were the 3 sons of Edward and Mary. My grandfather Edward I believe came over to Skipton approx mid 1930s from…
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Posted by Marie Wheatley
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Posted by Mary Ostrowski
Greetings to all the Ruddens: Looking for info on the Ruddens from Cootehill/Coolcanadus/Redhills.  Michael Rudden married Bridget Winter(s). Thier children: Patrick (b. about 1866), Margaret(1875), Rose Ann (1870), Bridget(1874)and twin Elizabeth (1894), Mary (1872). Patrick, Rose Ann, Bridget and Margaret emmigrated to US – Lowell, Massachusetts. Margaret married John Sheehan. Trying to also find the…
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Posted by Peter James Rudden
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Posted by Peter Brady
Joseph Rudden was born on 27th August 1879 in Cavan and was killed in action at Beaumont Hamel in the Battle of the Somme in France on 13th November 1916. He was a brother of my grandmother, Mary Brady, nee Rudden. Can anyone among the Rudden clan help me with further information on this particular…
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Posted by Cindy Michelaugh
Researching Ruddens in Hudson and Essex (Newark) New Jersey. Our line follows Bernard (1827) & Bridget (1832-1920)Rudden. Both born someplace in Ireland, married 1855 Pendleton, Salford, Lancashire, England St. John’s Catholic Church. Bernard’s father was James.  Several children b. England then they immigraged to US about 1868… settled in Harrison, Hudson, NJ. I have followed…
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Bernice Smith
Hi Everyone, just after coming across this site as thought it great.  My maiden name was Rudden from Mullinavarnogue Redhills Co Cavan and my dad Patrick Rudden was from Claragh Redhills who just passed away this summer. I had just googled the name to see the article about Baby Rudden who has fronted a lovely…
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Posted by Phil Rudden
In response to Marie, I think your great-great-grandfather Owen Rudden was the brother of my great-great-grandfather James Rudden. (see my previous message above from June 9th)because the info I have has the same dates, including Sarah Ellen born 1879. The info I have is: Owen Rudden b.Ireland 1837 married to Mary Rudden b.1840 Lancashire. Children:…
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Posted by Frances M Arnold
Posted by Frances M Arnold� just after reading the blog from bernice of mullinav arnogue redhills co cavan. moved to the usa in 1968,I am frances the sister of gerard, mary, bernice, pauline rudden all of county cavan redhills. were back home for funeral of patrick john rudden,father, deceased june 19 2009. brother to molly,…
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Posted by Tobin Eckian
Posted by Tobin Eckian hi folks. My great grandmother was a Rudden and she had three children. she married a Kane. THey were setting in eastern Pennsylvania. When my mother went to Ireland she traced the Rudden name to County Cork. Tobin ps. I play irish music in a pub in newburyport,ma with Eamon Coyne …
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Posted by Andrew Rudden
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Posted by Tim Rudden
