Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
Birthbef 7 Mar 1771, Morris Co., New Jersey39
Christening7 Mar 1771, Morris Co., New Jersey39
Death7 Aug 1851, Ohio Co., Kentucky39
BurialGreenwood Cemetery, Ohio Township, Warrick Co., Indiana4560
FatherMoses Pruden (1732-1777)
MotherMary Morris (1733-)
Spouses
Birth16 May 1767, Morristown, Morris Co., New Jersey8
Baptism13 Jun 1767, 1st Presbyterian Church, Morristown, Morris Co., New Jersey2029
Death28 Sep 1845, Ohio Co., Kentucky39
BurialLindley Cemetery, Ohio Co., Kentucky4625
FatherJoseph Condict , 22 (~1728-1776)
MotherRhoda Lindsley (~1730-)
Marriage2 Nov 1791
ChildrenMoses Pruden , 2251 (1792-1850)
Elizabeth “Betsy” , 2252 (1794-1830)
Jemima , 2253 (1797-1858)
James Hervey , 2254 (1799-1843)
Mary (Died as Child), 2255 (1801-1811)
Eleanor “Elena” , 2256 (1803-1877)
Abigail , 2257 (1806-1834)
Jeduthan Lindley , 2258 (1808-1863)
Ruth Ann , 2259 (1810-1838)
Notes for Theodocia Pruden
Living with her daughter Eleanor and husband Harper Davis in the 1850 census.
Notes for Uzal (Spouse 1)
Used the funds from his father’s estate to purchase land in Kentucky.965
He was a cabinet maker and followed this occupation in Morris County until 1805, when he moved with his wife and six children to Kentucky, where he purchased a farm, which he occupied during the remainder of his life. Uzal and his wife were members of the Presbyterian Church at Morristown, but after their settlement in Kentucky they identified themselves with the Methodist Episcopal Church, of which they were active and useful members.8
On 13 Jun 1808, Uzal Condict, having been appointed by Govenor Christopher Greenup, Govenor of Kentucky, was sworn in as a Justice of the Peace for Ohio County, Kentucky.4511
On the 1820 census there is two females under 10, and one 10-15 who are unknown.4505
On the 1830 census there is one male 15-19 unknown and one male 20-29 who may be Jeduthan, along with one female 5-9, one female 15-19, one female 20-29, and one femal 40-49, all unknown although it could be a daughter or sons family although none fit well.4624
On the 1840 census one female 15-19 in household unknown who she is, maybe a servant/housekeeper.4525
He was a cabinet maker and followed this occupation in Morris County until 1805, when he moved with his wife and six children to Kentucky, where he purchased a farm, which he occupied during the remainder of his life. Uzal and his wife were members of the Presbyterian Church at Morristown, but after their settlement in Kentucky they identified themselves with the Methodist Episcopal Church, of which they were active and useful members.8
On 13 Jun 1808, Uzal Condict, having been appointed by Govenor Christopher Greenup, Govenor of Kentucky, was sworn in as a Justice of the Peace for Ohio County, Kentucky.4511
On the 1820 census there is two females under 10, and one 10-15 who are unknown.4505
On the 1830 census there is one male 15-19 unknown and one male 20-29 who may be Jeduthan, along with one female 5-9, one female 15-19, one female 20-29, and one femal 40-49, all unknown although it could be a daughter or sons family although none fit well.4624
On the 1840 census one female 15-19 in household unknown who she is, maybe a servant/housekeeper.4525