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"Hudson Family"


Rhoda F. Hudson 
Birth 14 Mar 1849 GA
Death 15 Dec 1913 Paulding, GA
Daughter of: Wesley Hudson
Marriage: 05 Aug 1866 Paulding, GA
John G. Wood 
Birth: 02 Jun 1839 (2 Jun 1839) GA 
Death: 28 Jan 1923 Paulding, GA


John Wesley Hudson, Jr.* 
Birth 19 Feb 1807 SC
Death 16 Oct 1870 Paulding, GA 
Married: 
Elizabeth Landers 
Birth 16 Mar 1816 SC
Death 16 Feb 1870 Paulding, GA 

John Wesley Hudson, Sr. 
B: abt 1786 Greenville County, SC 
D: abt 1878 Forsyth County, GA 
M: abt 1807 Spartenburg County, SC
Arcadia Tippins
B: abt 1788 Spartenburg County, SC
D: abt 1880 GA

Forrest Hudson 
B: 19 Jan 1762 McKlenburg County, VA 
D: 1795 Greenville County, SC 
M: abt 1786 SC
(unknown) 
Greenville County, SC

Henry Hudson II 
B: abt 1735Chesterfield County, VA 
D: aft 1768 NC 
M: abt 1756
Elizabeth Forrest 
B: bet 1730 VA
D: aft 1768 NC

Henry Hudson I 
B: 1693 Chesterfield County, VA 
D: aft 31 Mar 1756 Chesterfield Co., VA 
M: aft 1720 VA
Mary Russell 
B: bef 1705 VA
D: aft 1735 Chesterfield County, VA

Robert Hudson I
B: 1 Feb 1661 Henrico County, VA 
D: 9 Oct 1731 Chesterfield County, VA 
M: aft 1680 Virginia
Mary Margaret (Ffarguson) Ferguson
B: abt 1660 Virginia 
D: 1693 Chesterfield County, VA

Richard Hudson II 
B: abt 1634 Accomack County, VA 
D: 25 Oct 1669 Henrico County, VA 
M: 1658
Mary Bowman 
B: 15 Feb 1634 Varine Parish, Henrico Co., VA
D: 21 Jun 1690 Henrico County, VA


Richard Hudson I 
"THE IMMIGRANT"
Occupation: Mariner and Coastal Trader 
B: 1605 St. Editha, County Staffordshire, ENGLAND 
D: 12 Sep 1660 Hungars Creek, Accomack County, VA 
M: abt 1622 and 1632 England
Married: 1st England
Miss TILGHMAN 
B: bet 1600 and 1616 ENGLAND 
D: abt 1635 Tamworth, County Staffordshire, ENG.
Married: 2nd: abt 1623 Virginia
Mary (Mrs.) Hayes 
Marriage: 3rd 1652 Accomack County, VA
Barbara Jacobs 

William Hudson II 
B: 12 Dec 1560 Tamworth, County Staffordshire, ENG. 
D: 9 Apr 1630 County Essex, ENGLAND 
M: 19 Nov 1592 Tamworth, County Staffordshire, Eng.
Alice Turner 
B: 6 May 1560 County Essex, ENGLAND 
D: 7 Jun 1630 County Essex, ENGLAND

William Hudson I 
Founder of Muscovy Company a shipping firm 
B: 1528 Tamworth, County of Staffordshire, ENG. 
D: aft 1570 ENGLAND
M: UK

Henry (Hudson) Herdson I 
Titles: Esquire, Title Lord of numerous manors in 
England,  Master Skinner Name2 Henry HERDSON, I, 
30 Aug 1554 Gentleman and Alderman (aka Aldersgate) 
Probate, 10 Jan 1555 London, County Middlesex, ENG
Founding member of  Company of Merchant Adventurers 
(Muskovy Company) 1500 Tamworth, Co Staffordshire, 
ENGLAND 20 Dec 1555 Tamworth, County Staffordshire, 
ENGLAND of malignant fever 1525 St. Editha Church, 
Tamworth, County Staffordshire, ENGLAND Barbara 
Watson B: 1504 Tamworth, County Staffordshire, ENGLAND
D: 1568 London, County Middlesex, ENGLAND

Rudolph (Hudson) Herdson 
B abt 1484
D: 27 Jun 1530 London, County Middlesex, ENGLAND
Married: 29 Jun 1530 ENGLAND




"Note on this Hudson Line"

These Hudsons in the War For Southern Independences 

James was a police officer for the city of Jonesboro, GA after 
the civil war. He was in the same regiment as his brother, 
William W Hudson who was injured in battle. In John Lynch's 
"The Marshbourne-Dorman Letters" , there is a picture of a 
reunion. Included in this picture are both men. Elisha Hudson 
of Henry,/Macon/Fayette County now of this city  married 
Susannah Gilbert Marshbourne after her husband Sam Marshbourne 
was killed in the civil war gave this recording of of an event 
in the war.
"We left many dead and wounded near the church. 
Among the wounded thus left was William Hudson, brother of 
Policeman James. Elisha Hudson; When we got back to line of 
battle, Capt. William Schley Davis, of Columbus, Ga., at whose 
mother's hospitable home in Columbus, I was nursed when wounded, 
rode rapidly up to me and told me that General Semmes ordered me 
to go back towards Chancellorsville and bring up every straggler 
to be found. As Davis turned to ride away, a piece of shell tore 
away one side of his face, a most frightful wound. I had to go 
about a half a mile across an open field, making a gradual ascent. 
Going across this field and in the same direction were a number 
of wounded and others who had been sent on errands of kind. As 
soon as we ascended far enough to be seen above the growth between 
our lines, the Yankees decided to sweep that field with grape 
canister bullets and shell. When they started there was lively 
scampering. I heard afterwards that several of the wounded were 
killed, and that many of them were forced to take a double dose 
of wounds."  End


LANE FAMILY CEMETERY, Paulding County, GA
Information: This is a very old cemetery. It was established by 
some of the original founders of Paulding County. To reach to 
cemetery take Highway 120 (Buchanan Highway) from Dallas heading 
to Buchanan. After you cross Highway 278 look for Lane Cemetery 
Road on your left. The Cemetery is about 500 yards down that road.

Wesley Hudson's association with the founding of Atlanta, GA. 
Atlanta was founded in the late 1830's as a railhead, the terminal 
point of the Western & Atlantic Railroad. Originally, it was named 
Terminus. In 1838, Wesley Hudson was one of 8 people who sold the 
original right-of-way to the railroad to connect the newly sited 
Terminus with its crossing on the Chattahoochee River. Wesley owned 
other property in the area that was in the thick of the fighting 
during Sherman's capture of Atlanta in 1864.

Shortly after the war, Wesley Hudson and family moved to Pumpkinvine 
in Paulding Co., GA (around 1866). Around 1877, he returned to Fulton 
County, to Atlanta. The home that he lived in was on the site now 
occupied by the Georgia World Congress Center. And shortly before 
Elizabeth died, he returned to Paulding County, though he was remarried 
in Fulton Co in 1884.Wesley Hudson married Elizabeth (Betsy) Ann Landers, 
b.1816 in SC, d.1870 in Paulding Co., GA July 1831. They had 12 children.

Hudson, Amer F. E. 2-11-1890 1-25-1918 D/O M&M Geo. W. 
Hudson, John Wesley 1807 1870 Co. F 9th Batt., CSA
Hudson, Elizabeth Landers @1816 1870 W/O John Wesley 
Hudson, Infant 1875 1875 S/O M&M F. P. 
Hudson, Joseph W. 10-05-1877 1-29-1901 S/O M&M Geo. W. 
Hudson, Mary Bernese 1881 1883 D/O M&M Geo. W. 
Hudson, George W. 10-17-1856 1-07-1926 H/O Martha C.
Hudson, Mattie A. 10- -1857 12- 1906 W/O Geo. W. 
Hudson, Thomas 1880 1880 S/O M&M Geo. W. 

This post is small part of information on this family. 
It will give some interested descendent a look at their family 
history and where they came from. It's a starting point to find 
the Documents, Pictures and Stories that will reward them and 
their family and generations to come.

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