Roger Ludlow Dinton, Wiltshire, England d. Abt 1666

- Abt 1666

Father	Thomas Ludlow, b. Abt 1555, England , d. England
Mother	Jane Pyle, b. Abt 1561, Babton, Wiltshire, England , d. Nov 1607, Dinton, Wiltshire, England (Age ~ 46 years)
Married	Abt 1582	England [1]
Family ID	F32892	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Mary Cogan, b. Between 1604-1607, Chard, Somerset, England , d. Jun 1664, Dublin, Dublin, Ireland (Age ~ 57 years)

Married Aft 1623 [1]

Children

	1. Thomas Ludlow, b. 1624, d. Bef 1654 (Age 30 years)
	2. Jonathan Ludlow, b. 1626
	3. Joseph Ludlow, b. 1628, d. Apr 1667, Dublin, Dublin, Ireland (Age 39 years)
	4. Roger Ludlow, b. 1630, d. Aft 1660 (Age 31 years)
	5. Anne Ludlow, b. 1632, d. Aft 1660 (Age 29 years)
	6. Mary Ludlow, b. 1634, d. Aft 1660 (Age 27 years)
	7. Sarah Ludlow, b. 1625-1628, Dinton, Wiltshire, England , d. Aft 24 Oct 1699, Setauket, Suffolk County, NY (Age 71 years)

Family ID F32821 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

Roger came in the Mary and John from Plymouth in May 1630. He was an Assistant chosen at the last General Court in London 10 Feb 1630, and first attendant at the first Assistant Court in Charlestown Aug 1630. In 1634 he was made Deputy-Governor, but left out next year having infirmity of temper. He removed 1635 to Windsor, and the the civil line was chief of a commission of eight from Massachusetts and unlimited power in 1636. He was engated in the Pequot War, and the first Deputy-Governor of the Colony of CODD. He removed to Fairfield about 1639, and early in 1641 bought from the Indians the territory on the east side of Norwalk River. He was employed in 1646 for reducing their laws to a system, and was commissioner from 1651 to 1653 in the Congress of the United Colonies of New England, but went off 1654 to Virginia in some disgust, and there passed the rest of his days. [2]

Sources
[S508] Descendants of William Ludlowe of Wiltshire, England and Connecticut (Reliability: 3).

[S30] Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England.