My Family Tree - Person Page 2972

Sarah Hudson^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} (F)
b. 1792
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Sarah was born at Shenandoah Co., Virginia, in 1792. She was the daughter of Thomas Hudson and Dorothy Helsley. She married Frederick Dellinger at Shenandoah Co., Virginia, on 2 January 1810. Sarah was listed as a household member living with Frederick Dellinger on the 1850 Census at Shenandoah Co., Virginia.

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Children of Sarah Hudson and Frederick Dellinger: Mary Ann Dellinger
Dorothy Dellinger
Daniel H. Dellinger
Sarah Dellinger
Levi Dellinger+ b. 11 Apr 1811, d. 21 Nov 1900
Samuel Franklin Dellinger+ b. 3 Sep 1816, d. 31 Oct 1872
Philip D. Dellinger+ b. c 1818
Christopher Christian Dellinger+ b. c 1825, d. 12 Jul 1865
Elizabeth Dellinger b. 1828
Rosina Dellinger b. 1828
Margaret Dellinger b. 1830
Malinda Dellinger+ b. 1833
Erasmus Dellinger b. 1834

Citations

[S19] Strick, Sue, 18 July 1996 posting.
[S37] 31 May 1999 email, Richard M.Dellinger.
[S40] Dellinger - Hudson Descendacy Report, Linda Varney.
[S36] Dellinger - Andrick Family Group Sheet, Grimm, Robinson & Turley.
[S41] 25 February 1997 Rootsweb Posting, Thomas E. Hurley.
[S42] 5 & 6 September 1999 e-mail, Sandy Kauffman Bates.
[S44] George Dellinger Descendants, Don Billet.
[S45] George Dellinger - Barbara Hockman, Margaret M. Haynes.
[S70] 4 September 1998 posting, James Hershey.

Sarah Oda Hudson (F)
b. 23 May 1901, d. 21 December 1926

Sarah Oda Hudson was born on 23 May 1901. She married Frederick Allen Smith, son of Albert Henry Smith and Catherine Maria Scott. Sarah Oda Hudson died on 21 December 1926 at age 25.

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Thomas Hudson^1,2 (M)
b. 20 November 1763, d. 11 March 1843

Last name also given as Hutson.

Thomas and his father-in-law, Jacob Helsley, appear on page 194 of "A History of Shenandoah County, VA" by John Wayland. Additional references may be found on pages 226 and 443.

On page 442 of this book, Wayland refers to a Benjamin Hudson as the the donor of the land for the Reformed Church at Hudson Cross Roads. Is that Benjamin related to the Benjamin Hudson, son of Thomas Hudson, who would have been 49 years old at the time?

In Thomas Hudson's family Bible, it is reportably stated that Thomas' father was Richard Hudson. There was a Richard Hudson in the 1783 census for Shenandoah Co., head of household with 8 whites. Thomas was born at Virginia on 20 November 1763. He married Dorothy Helsley at Shenandoah Co., Virginia, on 31 August 1784. Thomas registered to pay taxes at Shenandoah Co., Virginia, in 1787. Thomas died on 11 March 1843 at Shenandoah Co., Virginia, at age 79. His body was interred in March 1843 at Conicville, Shenandoah Co., Virginia. Thomas' tombstone is inscribed with the following statement:

"He was a Soldier in the Revolution of 1776".

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Children of Thomas Hudson and Dorothy Helsley: Richard Hudson b. 15 Jan 1785
Elizabeth Hudson b. c 1787
Jacob Hudson b. 15 Feb 1788
Barbara Hudson b. 28 Feb 1790
Sarah Hudson+ b. 1792
Benjamin Hudson+ b. 1793
Nancy Hudson b. 1803

Citations

[S19] Strick, Sue, 18 July 1996 posting.
[S41] 25 February 1997 Rootsweb Posting, Thomas E. Hurley.

Thomas Hudson (M)
b. circa 1825
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Thomas Hudson was born circa 1825 at Virginia. He was the son of Benjamin Hudson and Mary (?).

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William Hudson (M)

He married Sarah L. Spangler.

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Children of William Hudson and Sarah L. Spangler: Mary Hudson
Richard Hudson
May Hudson
Charles Hudson

Mary Salina Huett (F)
b. 5 November 1815, d. 31 January 1892
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Mary was born at North Carolina on 5 November 1815. She was the daughter of Lewis Huit and Sarah Lutz. As a girl Mary Salina Huett and her sister Melvina came to Lawrence Co., Indiana and lived in various places. Mary attended school in Bedford at one time. Her mother remarried a man named John Head. Mrs. Head and her two daughters were charter members of the Methodist Church of Bedford around the year of 1826. While still young ladies, Mary Salina and her sister Melvina rode horseback to Lincoln Co., North Carolina to sell their slaves and returned with the money to Lawrence Co. In 1832 the sisters turned up at a public sale and bid on a farm best known now (1984) as the Ed Reuter farm in Lawrence Co. Mary Salina won the bid then went to her horse for the gold in the saddle bag. She took the gold into the place and poured it on the table. This was her "slave money." When Mary Salina married James Wood they started housekeeping on the Ed Reuter farm. She married James Wood at Indiana on 19 December 1837. Mary died on 31 January 1892 at Indiana at age 76.

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Children of Mary Salina Huett and James Wood: William Wood+ b. 10 Nov 1839, d. 12 Oct 1921
Sarah Elizabeth Wood b. c 1841
Mary Ann Wood b. c 1842
Nancy Lavina Wood+ b. 7 Feb 1843, d. Aug 1936
Amanda Wood+ b. 12 May 1844, d. 19 Sep 1869
Jesse Wood III+ b. 14 Nov 1845, d. 8 Apr 1874
James Wood+ b. 2 Mar 1847, d. 20 Oct 1928
Susan Salina Wood b. 9 Jan 1849, d. 1 Oct 1876
Elizabeth Ellen Wood b. 25 Sep 1851, d. 29 Jul 1853
John Lewis Wood+ b. 15 Oct 1854, d. 4 Jul 1930
Grundy Dunn Wood b. 14 Jun 1857, d. 9 May 1938

Susanna Levina Huett (F)
b. 30 September 1816
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Susanna Levina Huett was born on 30 September 1816 at Lincoln Co., North Carolina. She was the daughter of Lewis Huit and Sarah Lutz.

Alexander Huey (M)
b. 25 August 1808, d. 11 June 1870

Lat name also spelled Hughey. Alexander was born on 25 August 1808. He married Polly Couch at Perry Co., Illinois, on 27 March 1851. Alexander died on 11 June 1870 at age 61.

Child of Alexander Huey and Polly Couch: John Newton Huey b. 17 Mar 1852

Fannie May Huey (F)

She married Lawson Todd Chesnut.

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