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John Belding

John Belding (also recorded as John Beldon or John Belden) (January 9, 1650 – November 26, 1713) was an early settler of Norwalk, Connecticut. He was a member of the General Assembly of the Colony of Connecticut from Norwalk in the sessions of October 1691 and May 1705.

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Occupation
merchant
Battles/wars
King Philip's War
Born
(1650-01-09)January 9, 1650 Wethersfield, Connecticut Colony
Children
John, Jr., Samuel, Ruth (d. 1704, buried in East Norwalk Historical Cemetery), Ann Belding Bush
Died
November 26, 1713(1713-11-26) (aged 63) Wethersfield, Connecticut Colony
Preceded by
John Platt, Samuel Smith, Andrew Messenger · Thomas Betts, Samuel Keeler

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Preceded by · 2
John Belding → John Platt, Samuel Smith, Andrew Messenger, Thomas Betts, Samuel Keeler
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John Belding → Samuel Hayes, Thomas Betts, Thomas Betts, Samuel Hanford
Battles/wars · 1
John Belding → King Philip's War
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John Belding → (1650-01-09)January 9, 1650 Wethersfield, Connecticut Colony
Children · 1
John Belding → John, Jr., Samuel, Ruth (d. 1704, buried in East Norwalk Historical Cemetery), Ann Belding Bush
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John Belding → November 26, 1713(1713-11-26) (aged 63) Wethersfield, Connecticut Colony
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John Belding → merchant
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John Belding → Ruth Hayes (daughter of Samuel Hayes,

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john norwalk connecticut early belding belden settler thomas recorded january 1713 one appointed committee town wethersfield colony october 1691 may

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John BeldingBattles/warsKing Philip's War1.00infobox
John BeldingBorn(1650-01-09)January 9, 1650 Wethersfield, Connecticut Colony1.00infobox
John BeldingChildrenJohn, Jr., Samuel, Ruth (d. 1704, buried in East Norwalk Historical Cemetery), Ann Belding Bush1.00infobox
John BeldingDiedNovember 26, 1713(1713-11-26) (aged 63) Wethersfield, Connecticut Colony1.00infobox
John BeldingOccupationmerchant1.00infobox
John BeldingPreceded byJohn Platt, Samuel Smith, Andrew Messenger1.00infobox
John BeldingPreceded byThomas Betts, Samuel Keeler1.00infobox
John BeldingRankLieutenant1.00infobox
John BeldingSpouse(s)Ruth Hayes (daughter of Samuel Hayes,1.00infobox
John BeldingSucceeded bySamuel Hayes, Thomas Betts1.00infobox
John BeldingSucceeded byThomas Betts, Samuel Hanford1.00infobox

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