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Dudley, Thomas

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Dudley, Thomas, 1576–1653, colonial governor of Massachusetts, b. England. As a young man he served as a clerk and later as steward to the earl of Lincoln. In 1630 he emigrated to America as deputy governor of the Massachusetts Bay colony and spent the remainder of his life in one public office or another, being elected deputy governor 13 times and serving four terms as governor. He was also a founder and one of the first overseers of Harvard.

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Dudley, Thomas (1576–1653) colonial governor; born in Northampton, England. He served as Massachusetts Bay governor for four terms and was deputy-governor thirteen times. He was present and active in nearly all of the important actions undertaken by the colony (including the creation of Harvard College).


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Your families are thoroughly ashamed of you and I hope you are ashamed of yourselves," Recorder William Davis QC told the five accused from Dudley at Wolverhampton Crown Court Joanne Abbotts, 22, of Central Drive, Coseley, Jay Jones, 19, of Ash Green, Dudley, Thomas Gibbons, 20, of Turls Hill Road, Sedgley, Kieron Corrigan, 20, of Chad Road, Coseley, and Daniel Craggs, 20, of Berrington Drive, Coseley, all admitted affray.
He is also survived by six grandchildren, Steve Bussierre of Dudley, Thomas Pender of Fredon NJ, Cheryl Abrams of Randolph NJ, Curt Bussierre, Greg Bussierre, Cindy Snow of Charlton, 10 Great Grandchildren and many nephews and nieces.
 
 
 
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