hudson family of virginia

iii) John Hudson, Sr., born 1692 in Hanover or New Kent County, VA; died April 11, 1732 in Page's Warehouse, Hanover County, VA. Thomas Singleton. Easley, SC: Southern Historical P, 1983). Gray, Richard Ward, Robert Hudson, George Snelling; OB 15, p. 18, Will was presented 28 Sep 1780. Wife Catherine Hudson and child my wife is now with; Other children: Judah Hudson, Winnifred Hudson; Wits: James Hipkings, William Broocks, Jr., Thomas Broock, Jr; Will of William Hudson, South Farnham Parish, Wits: Samuel Clayton, Wm Johnson, Richard Jones, Bond to Elizabeth Hudson and John Hudson, executors; signed Eliza. (Source: Explore Ancestry for free) ($) Bryarly Bible includes Bryarly, Butterfield, Hood, Hudson, Logan, Lucky of KY, MD, IL, PA (Source: Bible Records Online) Researchers should see HFA Bulletin #113, pp.2-4 for specific documentation on this matter. Married about 1747 Mary HUDSON (b. His land was located along Richardson's Creek. Sites ], RootsWeb is funded and supported by Goodrich, Abm. Together they had the following children: Sarah Harris; Frances Ellen Wheeler; These records are uninterpreted. 1 1.Richard Sr4 Hudson(William3, Henry2, Henry1) was born 1605 in Tamsworth Stradfordshire England Bapt 11/5/1608, and died September 1659 in Northampton Virginia.He married (1) MS Tilghman Bef. Author: Kelly, Karen Created Date: 4/27 . Virginia Taxpayers, Etc. : Dogwood Printing, c1996. To his daughter Mary BUNCH he devised 124 acres of land in North Garden, Albemarle County, Virginia. We have not been able to verify that Emma was indeed Cherokee, but it is a known fact that Papa's step-mother, Juanita Jennings was half-Indian, either Croatan or Cherokee. Sig. This Hudson For more information, please see the summary of Ben Hudson's report, "The Hudsons in Culpeper's Battery During the American Civil War". The will no longer exists, due to buildings burning during the Cival War. John Edwards. Hudson records of Virginia by Donald Claire Hart . William and Elizabeth's eldest son, John Wesley Hudson, was born in 1837. He owned a good amount of real estate and personal property for that time. George Bunch b. bt 1763 1765, d. b 1820 The mark was missing. Anne ??? Virginia Taxpayers, Etc. We are the good neighbor and will provide top-tier customer . Son James to be given negro fellow when he comes of age; John Ward swears he made will in Oct 1774 and as well remembers; Ward Hudson swears to above; Wits: Thomas Winn, John Ward, Ward Hudson, Rowland, not stated as son, land and negro woman Clay, Dau Edith Ward negro girl Esabill (Isabel? Accomac is County Seat of Accomack County, Virginia. 2010-2023 ACPL Genealogy Center.All Rights Reserved. William Hudson born 1528 in Tamworth, Staffordshire, England Some researchers believe that our possible ancestor William was the son of this William and not the son of Henry Hudson II (below). Papa loved to cook and my grandmother remembers his spendid dishes. However, based on the recollections of his daughter, Eva Hudson Hancock, and activities of his brother John and bestfriend Richard Jennings, our family knows that George Washington Hudson served as a confederate in the Civil War. Along with his new wife Richard acquired two or more stepchildren and debts three times greater than the value of her estate. 1790 married Susannah Irby born Bet. It reads as follows; This will was dated 30 January 1782 and was proved at a Court held at Louisa on 9 January 1783. Hudson, for Sarah Hudson (Book 4, p. 582), Guardian bond for Micajah Camden as guardian of Lucy Hudson, dau of Rewuben Hudson, decd. No Mary was listed. He moved to Anson County, North Carolina around 1777, in which he made his first land purchase September 24 of that year. Rush Hudson (1750 - 1820) family tree on Geni, with over 230 million profiles of ancestors and living relatives. t Hudson, Nicholas Hudson, Henry Hudson, Charles Hudson, Girle Hudson, John Hudson, William Hudson, Hannah Harden, Edward Hudson, Violett Saint Editha Parish, Tamworth, Staffordshire, England, Church of St. Editha, Tamworth, Staffordshire, England, Accomac County (Present Northampton County), Virginia Colony, Hungers Creek, Accomack Shire, Virginia Colony, Arrived on the ship "safety" to Virginia in 1635, http://hamelia.tripod.com/generations.html, http://www.primenet.com/~langford/spls/635va057.htm, http://pages.prodigy.net/vanhudson/hudson5.htm. Pauldon, since he was the guardian, likely took, or controlled, the land that rightfully belonged to the sons of Richard II. Peter Fayssoux. 18ii. Children of William Hudson and Elizabeth---- Hudson are: 17i.Charles7 Hudson. Children of Richard III and Mary Hudson NameBirthSpouse Richard Hudson IVabt 1690Martha Ward Isaac Hudson? 3 9.Robert Sr6 Hudson (Richard Hudson5 Jr, Richard Sr4 Hudson, William3, Henry2, Henry1) was born 1662 in Henrico County VA, and died 1757 in Chesterfield County VA.He married Mary ----- Hudson. 1680 - 1740, died in Elbert (?) Henry HudsonEarly Hudson ancestor, born about 1541 in England. Judith Bunch+ b. Maybe some of the Indian beliefs influenced his thinking. Her father was Richard Jennings and her mother was Mary Byrd. 2, 1984, p. 94 and 284 shows the name Fferguson on a deed as well as transcribed Ferguson. He named as his executors his wife Mary BUNCH, son Samuel BUNCH Jr. and Samuel RICHARDSON. 14iii. Notes for Richard Hudson: [List of thirty inhabitants of Charles town who had "treacherous correspondence with the armed enemies of England, or had been indefatigably engaged in secretly advancing the interest of Congress throughout South Carolina.] He mentions his sons James and John BUNCH and daughters Rebecca and Ann BUNCH. Note: Samuel Bunch married Mary R. Hudson circa 1746.Samuel Bunch died 1783, Louisa County, Virginia. You can make up your mind about the various messages. Early Virginia 2 1735 in Chesterfield County, VA. 2. Dau Mary DawsonReuben Hudson to be her trustee; Horatio Hudson and Nancy Hudson, children of my deceased son Joshua (Horatio went to KY); Dau Lucy Sandidge m. Pullem Sandidge and has children. Alexander Nicholas Hudson married over 400 colored couples after Emancipat Claudia Day 2/17/14 Newly Published Biggs/Hudson Genealogy shirley craft 2/28/14 Hudson Family Finder & DNA D. Gallion 12/15/12 Re: Hudson Family Finder & DNA This record has been the sole data "seeming" to prove that Richard was Richard HUDSON, "Sr.", thereby allowing speculation that Richard HUDSON (Jr.? He married his wife Elizabeth, in Nottoway Parish, Amelia County, Virginia. A year before the war ended, he was mortally wounded in the Battle of Cold Harbor. Note: His will is dated January 1782, proved January 9, 1783. Richard Hudson IRichard Hudson, born 1605, in Tamworth, Staffordshire, England and Christened in the Church of England November 5, 1608, Tamworth, Staffordshire, England is a likely immigrant candidate for our Hudson line. All of the children remained near Staffordshire except for the fourth child, Richard Hudson I, nicknamed, "The Immigrant". had been mislaid or destroyed; Charles and James Hudson, two surviving sons, failed to appear when summoned; Depositions of Thomas Winn and John Ward and Ward Hudson were exhibited in court, which decided that a nuncupative will should be followed; Thomas Winn swears that since death of said Richard Hudson he saw a writing said to be the last will and testament, manor plantation to be given to son John; land called Petersfield to be give to son Charles; land between manor tract and Petersfield to give to Richard. But it seems conditions may have been suitable to get it back, because Richard sold his share of said plantation at Roxdale to his brother, Robert Hudson, for 1600 pounds of tobacco. 1720 in VA. born Bef. Augusta County 2 Virginia A-E The arms of Henry Hudson, the Alderman, are described as "argent, semee of fleurs de lis gules, a cross engrailed sabel." At fifty years-old, George married his best friend's daughter when she was only sixteen -years-old on January 15, 1894. 13ii. It is reasonable to assume Richard was alienated from his father and other family members. He remained very active in community activities by serving as Deacon of the Blacksburg Baptist Church, one term on the Blacksburg town council, six years on the school board, and one of the promoters of a new high school building. It was the land which his father Richard Hudson, Sr had been given by his father in law Bowman. John Hudson Internship Program Frequently Asked Questions . Longview, Texas: Hudson Family Association (south), c1984-c1986. 1680 - 1686 in VA. died April 02, 1758 in Chesterfield County, VA. iii) John Hudson, born 1687 in VA. married Ann Robertson born Bet. Court records show a guardianship administered to Thomas Pauldon for his minor sons, indicating Richarch II and his wife, Mary, died leaving very young children, not much else is known about their death. 1726, Hanover Co., Virginia; d. 1783, Louisa Co., Virginia), daughter of John HUDSON and Elizabeth HARRIS. my son James; 4 sons William, James, Richard, and Henry Hudson my 400 acres adj. Henry Hudson, the Alderman, possibly had a son named Henry, but the father of Henry Hudson, alleged ancestor and generation number 1 of this line, is not known.1/1. Albemarle Court, 9 Nov 1769, plea of Jesse Burton and wife and Daniel Gaines and wife, and Charles Hudson, an infant, by Daniel Gaines, his next friend against John and Christopher Hudson Hudson by Anne Hudson, their guardian and next friend. *Accomac is County Seat of Accomack County, Virginia. Table of Contents: Augusta County 1 Augusta County 2 Augusta County 3 Early Virginia 1 Early Virginia 2 Early Virginia 3 Pittsylvania County 1 Virginia 1 Virginia 2 Virginia 2A Virginia 3 Virginia 3A Virginia 4 Virginia 5 Virginia 1996 Virginia . 1881) November 2, 1901 in Columbia, South Carolina. The witnesses to the deed were Thomas Cocke and William Cocke, Jr. Mary Hudson, wife of Richard Hudson, relinquished her dower. This page was last updated September 19, 2002. Wife Ann Hudson, negroes Gabriel, Peg, Jack, Stepney, Betty, Isaac, Lydia, and Lewis, the last four of whom were left me by my father during my life; one mulatto girl named Easter; Son Christopher Hudson and son John Hudson seven negroes Jammey, Indian Jammey, April, Margaret, Ceil, Nan, Phillys; and one child named Coffey; Dau Margaret Gains, five negroes Betty, Judith, Anneyky, Cate, and little Annekey. Bob Davison, son of Addie Hancock, grandson of Eva Hudson, has been kind enough to provide information regarding Eva Hudson and the Hancock descendants, including photos. NameBirthSpouse "Girle" Hudsonabt 1633? Richard met his wife Mary Bowman and settled along the south branch of the James River on a tract of land known as "Roxdale" Children were Richard III (Hudsons of Amelia), Robert (Hudsons of Chesterfield), and William (Hudsons of Hanover). Jesse Hudson died in a hospital in Richmond, Virginia. Generation No. Disability Services Planning and Development in the county's Department of Family . The Jefferson Family of Pittsylvania County Jefferson Jerdone Family Jerdone Family, The Will of Francis Jerdone of Louisa County, VA, July 10th 1770 The Georgia Jeters The Georgia Jeters, Barnett/The Georgia Jeters, Carter The Georgia Jeters, Weems Some Jetts (1681-1851) Johnson Family Mary Johnson, Second Wife of Col. Joseph Ball Learn more. Thomas Ferguson. GEDCOM Source I wrote to him and he responded. FS Library FAM HIST Book 929.273 H867hf, Fiche 6049753-6049756. In 1652, he joined a group of people traveling westward into Henrico County and mainland Virginia. ii) Christopher Hudson, born 1690 in Virginia. Unclear how disposed. [Hudson] Jeffrey, James K. William Hudson . She was born in 1868 and died in 1902. Early Wilbourns of Prince William County, Virginia. Richard Hutson. It is to him that we owe the privaledge of knowing our hazy lineage through Jesse, Joakim, and Hall Hudson. He married Mary (Hall?). She was born in 1928. Royall Hudson. When Mary Hudson was born about 1645, in Virginia, British Colonial America, her father, John Hudson, was 33 and her mother, Mary Jackson, was 25. [emailprotected] Notes for Mary Bowman: Richard's Children were all born in Accomack County, Virginia. Virginia Taxpayers, Etc. Their eldest son, William Wesley Hudson is our direct ancestor. Virginia Marriages 2 William and Elizabeth had several children. However, in the 1880 SC Census there was a George W. Hudson and E. Levinia listed with five children, the youngest of whom was a Mary G. This made me wonder if the George W. Hudson in the 1900 census was the same as in the 1880 census. In a Henrico County deed passage dated December 1, 1688 Richard III mentions his father, Richard II, had a will of October 25, 1669, in which he gave the land he received from his father in law, Bowman, "Roxdale," equally to his three sons. Many were forced to hide in the hills and mountains of Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. ******** Subject: Isaac Hudson and/or Joshua Hudson Author: Miriam McKnight Date: 21 Sep 2001 4:11 AM GMT Email: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Need info on Isaac and/or Joshua Hudson who is believed to be the father of Alfred Hudson born in 1801 in NC. (The following was from a newsletter produced by the Darlington County Historical Commission). In this particular record dated July 6, 1644, Richard HUDSON and his wife, Mary (widow of John HAYES), bound out Richard's daughter-in-law, Ruth HAYES, to John and Ann JOHNSON. From the book Early Quaker Families in Louisa County Virginia his will is referenced. An Adams Family of Virginia, 1800 to Present the Descendants of Samuel Adams and Tamson Ann Dix Adams of Pennsylvania, Halifax and Charlotte Counties, Virginia. said Bunches line on south side the River to a corner by sd. Note: Samuel Bunch was born circa 1726 in Hanover County, Virginia, to John Bunch Jr. and Rebecca Harrison. ), Wits: Isham Malone, Thomas Booth, William Ezell, Katherine B. Elliot, Early Wills 1765-1799 of Mecklenburg County, Virginia (1963, repr. They also provided the name of another descendant from George and Juanita's line who had been researching the family history for several years. NameBirthSpouse "Girle" Hudsonabt 1633? 3, 1701-1707 (Washington DC: privately published, 1967), Early Hudsons of Three Virginia Counties (key post), Hi hard Hudson, II, Girl Hudson, Robert Hudson, Nicholas Hudson, Charles Hudson, William Hudson, John Hudson, Hannah Harden, Violetta Hudson Edward Hudson, Christopher Hudson, William Hudson, III, William Hudson. But it seems conditions may have been suitable to get it back, because Richard sold his share of said plantation at Roxdale to his brother, Robert Hudson, for 1600 pounds of tobacco. Beloved by his own family and brethren in the Church, and esteemed and respected by his comrades, his early death lamented by all who knew him Robert A. Hudson was the third brother to die in the cruel Civil War. William married Mary Frances Hudson in 1735 in Prince Edward County, Virginia, Colonial America. Execs: brother William and sister Elizabeth Allan; Wits: Ann (X) Stevens and John (X) Hammit; Ruth and Sam Sparacio, Virginia County Court Records, Will Abstracts of King County, Virginia (1752-1780) (McLean, VA: Antient P, 1986), Sons John and George Hudson, land on the Byrd in Goochland, Daus: Elizabeth Hudson, Lucy Hudson, Mary Hudson, Wits: Jesse Lacy, Stephen Farrer, Thomas Shelton, Nancy Chappelear and Kate Binford Hatch, Abstracts of Louisa County, Virginia Will Books 1743-1810 (privately published 1964). MLS# 6310795. | Thomas Bennie Hudson on left and brother Henry Murray Hudson on right. Hudson Ancestors My Father Never Knew. Wife (unnamed) plantation I now live on, including 200 acres and 1/3 my estate for life, then to be equally divided among all my children; Son Burton Hudson, all my land lying N/S road from Burtons Bridge to the church; Son John Hudson, land between Neals Branch and Burtons road; Son Samuel Hudson, remaining part of land between Neals Branch and 200 acres lent my wife for life; remaining estate to be equally divided among children; returned and recorded 28 Sep 1769; Wits: Edmund Booker, Obadiah Clement, Obadiah Hendrick; Execs: friend James Chappell, Edmund Booker; Wife Sarah Burton, negroes Frank, Fanney, Liddy, Stiry, Sary, and Fannys youngest child (no name) at her disposal; also negroes Toney, Ned, Will, Jem, Peter, Ben, Bob, Nan, Lucy, Judy, Dick, and Milly; Grandson Robert Hudson my land and negroes York, Prince, Abram, David, Phibb, Jenney, Betty, Julius, Patt, and Lucy. Born 1693 in Chesterfield Co., VA, USmap Son of Robert Hudson and Mary Margaret (Farguson) Hudson Brother of Samuel Hudson, William Hudson, Robert Hudson Jr., Elizabeth Hudson, John Hudson, William Hudson, Phebe Hudson, Martha Clay (Hudson) Stanley, Peter Hudson, Samuel Hudson and William C Hudson Husband of Mary (Russell) Hudson married 1725 He owned land in Hungars Creek, one of the oldest settlements on the eastern shore. 1752, d. b 1852 married an Asher Richard Hudson II, son of Richard I and probably his first wife, was born 1632 in Accomack County, Virginia. William Hudson, born 1668 in Henrico Co Virginia; died 1701. His livestock was marked by a symbol associated with the Hudson coat of arms for Henry the Alderman. 1722-1729, pp. He is listed as a clerk, but the family says he owned a cafe. In his will he left 15 lbs to his sister Lucrecia Meredith, 10 lbs to Nannie, the daughter of William Bunch, and the remainder to be divided among his brothers, Samuel, David and James. 1722-1730 (Washington, DC: privately published, 1961), Ruth and Sam Sparacio, Virginia County Court Records: Will Abstract of Essex County, Virginia, 1745-1748 (McLean, VA: Antient P, 1991). Virginia 2A Some of these instances are valid reasons of why our own family might have covered our Cherokee heritage so well, that not even we know anything about it. Wm Hudson and Samuel Bunch. According to the 1860 SC Census right before the Civil War, William was a farmer in Darlington County, SC. He was captain of his own ship, and in addition to land, his holdings included crops and livestock. His holdings of land, crops, a mill and warehouse, and livestock indicate his activities were likely local too.His livestock mark was a "fleur de leis," a device associated with the Hudson coat of arms of Henry the Alderman. Children: Rebecca married Mr. MEREDITH; James married; John married; Samuel married Sally; Ann; Judith married David BUNCH (first cousin and son of David); Mary married Anthony BUNCH (first cousin and son of David); George married Sally SARGENT; and Charles married Mary BELLAMY. Daughter Martha Burton, sufficient money to buy young negro at my wifes death; Wits: George Booker, Richeson Booker, Efford Booker, William Booker, Marshall Booker; Execs: Grandson Robert Hudson and George Booker. Please enable JavaScript in your browser's settings to use this part of Geni. Anthony Toomer. 1708 in died Bef. Reasonable accommodations provided upon request, call 703-324-3745. . There is speculation he was associated with the Muscovy Company of Merchant Adventures, an English Trading Organization, and grandfather of Henry Hudson the explorer, also involved with the Muscovy Company. His parents were John Hudson and Elizabeth Hudson. She died on 21 October 1702, in Richmond, Henrico, Virginia, British Colonial America, at the age of 57. View listing photos, review sales history, and use our detailed real estate filters to find the perfect place. Anne ??? He married Sarah Ann Royall. When I began researching Papa's family history, all I had to go on was a few South Carolina census records and Papa's obituary. William-Hazel Gibbs. Virginia Taxpayers, Etc. [emailprotected] Children of Richard Jr and Mary Bowman are: +9i.Robert Sr6 Hudson, born 1662 in Henrico County VA; died 1757 in Chesterfield County VA. 10ii. Ben Hudson, the son of Alfred Bennie Hudson Sr., and grandson of Admiral Dewey Hudson, has spent a number of years researching our family history. Allen, Md. Samuel Bunch Jr.+ b. Of the Hudson brothers to die during the Civil War, the first was Thomas H. Hudson, killed in action during the battle of Seven Pines, Virginia. Richard Hudson owned land on Hungars Creek (Hungars was one of the oldest settlements on the Eastern Shore*. Robert Moodys line and the low grounds of the creek, being part of greater patent to William Hudson on 2 Jan 1737; wits: Thomas Spencer, Edmund Booker, Jr., and John Booker. Return to Hudson Family Association State Files. She says he was a cook on a naval ship during during WWI. His Will, dated March 13, 1778, names his children and the items each individual should have received at the time of his death about 1778. Three listed children of Henry Hudson: 2/1Henry HudsonThe Explorer, born about 1570 in England and died at sea with son, John, in 1611. I have a copy of a handwritten deed from the Darlington Historical Commission, in which William Wesley Hudson signed over 700 acres of land to the heirs on the Coker side of the family. Edward Rutledge. Between 1860 and 1870, William packed up the family and moved to Sumter, SC. Thomas Farr, late speaker. We believe Joakim might have had two wives. Witnesses were Samuel RICHARDSON, William PAYNE and Richard MORRIS. Where a TTY number is not indicated, use 711/Virginia Relay. Mary Byrd was full-blooded Indian, either Croatan or Cherokee. W. Hudson and wife, Anita. After his servitude ended he embarked upon his own personal fortune. I have info on Alfred Hudson and will share with you. Eva P. Hudson (b. Deed Records Book: B, Page: 283, Grantor: William Hudson, Grantee: Samuel Bunch, Date: 23-Feb-1758 William Hudson of Louisa Co. to Samuel Bunch of same. If his birth was prior to 1635 this would lend credence to the suspicion that Richard I was in Accomack prior to 1635 or Richard II was born in England instead of Accomack. Required fields are marked *. Henrico family,I found that the genealogy report did not print, soam trying again.As y ou will see much of the material was taken from message boards, and I am not sure if it has been proven. He married Elizabeth L. Harris 1712 in . Papa went by his middle name "Bennie" and that is how he is listed in the 1920 SC Census. . Juanita is listed as "Anita" on the 1900 SC Census. Dau Nancy Carter, wife of Griffin Carter; Execs: Martha Hudson, Wm Ware, Edmund Goodrich; Wits: Jas. When Isaac Hudson Sr was born in 1768, in Churchtown, Caernarvon Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States, his father, George Hudson, was 42 and his mother, Jane Davies, was 37. John William Hudson was born in 1699 or perhaps as early as 1680, to Elisabeth Jennings, age 29, and William Hudson, age 32, in Hanover, New Kent County, in the eastern part of the Virginia Colony. The Hudson family is a rich and powerful family in The CW's 2019 Nancy Drew television series. His land was located along Richardson's Creek. Wits: David Booker, Henry Ward, Parham Booker; Daus Rebecca Snelling and Mary Hudson, my youngest, Sons Richard Ward Hudson, Daniel Hudson, Benjamin Hudson, Exec: Mary Hudson and son Richard Ward Hudson, Wits: Ann Hudson, Richard Ward and George Snellings. : Allen Historical Society, 1999. (Rockport, ME: Picton P, 2001). ******** Re: Article about Richard Hudson, Posted by: John W. Hudson Date: March 27, 2001 at 04:18:39 In Reply to: Article about Richard Hudson, by Bill Hudsonof 5080 Dear Mr. Hudson, A Northhampton County (VA) court record was misread several years ago. Dewey was the oldest of three children by George Washington and Juanita Jennings. John apparently did not marry. 1630 in TamsworthStradfordshireEngland.He married (2) Mary Hayes 1632 in Accomack Co,Virginia.She was born Bet. 1764) and Ferreby Carraway. The line continued through His son, Richard, who also had a son named Richard. Whatever the reason, in 1933 he packed up the family and moved to Greensboro, North Carolina, supposedly to escape the curse. Uursley Hudson b . Henry II would have been about 19 when William, whom we believe to be his son, was born. I obtained this information from the Petersburg, VA public library and from the Courthouse in Prince Edward Co., VA Post Reply | Mark Unread | Report Abuse in which he gave the land he received from his father in law, Bowman, "Roxdale," equally to his three sons.
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