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Edward Huntting Rudd (June 17, 1860 – July 8, 1909) was the minister of the Allin Congregational Church and the chaplain of the Sons of the Revolution.

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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Presbyterian Church (USA) Princeton Theological Seminary Roswell Hopkins Dedham, Massachusetts People from Albion, Orleans County, New York Charles Chauncey Dwight University of Bonn Congregationalism in the United States Sag Harbor, New York New College, Edinburgh Stockbridge, Massachusetts Madison Square Presbyterian Church (1854) Mayflower Society 1860 births 1909 deaths Presbyterian ministers Sons of the American Revolution People from Albany, New York People from Sag Harbor, New York William Adams (minister) Albion, Orleans County, New York Albion (village), New York Allin Congregational Church New College, Edinburgh Clergy from Dedham, Massachusetts First Church and Parish in Dedham Edinburgh University Auburn, New York Auburn Theological Seminary American Congregationalist ministers John Dwight (died 1661) John Hunting (Dedham) Pittsfield, Massachusetts Sons of the Revolution New Brunswick, New Jersey Rahway, New Jersey Republican Party (USA) Princeton College dbr:Joseph_B._Seabury dbr:American_Board_of_Commissioners_of_Foreign_Missions dbr:Federation_of_Men's_Church_Clubs_of_New_England dbr:Massachusetts_Home_Missionary_Society dbr:Rutgers_Grammar_School
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alma mater	Princeton College
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children	Henry Williams Dwight Rudd, Bessie Huntting Rudd, Edward Huntting Rudd, Jr (en)
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