Richard I HUDSON

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• unknown: Sometimes Called "The Immigrant"; Title (Facts Pg)
• Occupation: Coastal Trader
• Occupation: Mariner
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Richard Hudson, I was born in Tamsworth, Staffordshire, ENGLAND to
William Hudson and Alice Turner. He embarked on the Ship "Safety" August
10, 1635 in London bound for Colonial Virginia. See website
http://www.primenet.com/~langford/spls/635va057.htm . Richard is listed
asbeing 30 years of age in 1635. Richard and Mary settled along Hungars
Creek, Accomack County, Virginia that same year. Although some sources
indicate Richard may have been in Accomack County earlier than 1635, the
only ships records found were of the "Safety" sailing from London in
1635. It appears Richard wasa coastal trader from transporting records
from 1642. SOURCE: Mr. Van Hudson's website at
http://pages.prodigy.net/vanhudson/hudson5.htm .
Mary Hayes wasRichard's second wife. He married Barbara Jacobs in
1652. At least one of Richard's seven children was by Barbara, and
perhaps as many as three. SOURCE: Denis Briggs at
www.kcnet.com/~denis/briggs/hudson-5.htm .
Information about his 3rd wife is from another source and is not
proven by this researcher yet. (Iapologize for not making a note of it.)
Richard HUDSON - was baptized Nov. 5,1608, Tamsworth, Staffordshire,
England. Son of William HUDSON and Alice TURNER. A mariner, he arrived in
America in 1635 on the Safety, and settled first in Northampton Co., VA.
Court records seem to indicate that Richard may have been an indentured
servant of Obedience ROBBINS when he arrived in VA. Married first in
England or shortly after arriving in VA. Married second about 1638,
Accomack Co., VA, Mrs. Mary HAYES. Married third 1652, Accomack Co., VA,
Barbara JACOBS.
Richard Hudson was born 1605 in Tamsworth, Staffordshire, England, and
died 1659 in Northampton County, Va.. He married (1) ?? TILGHMAN in
England. He married (2) Mary Hayes. He married (3) Barbara Jacobs.
Richard filed a lawsuit against a Hannah Savage in 1634 who was
apparently his employer. Many reports show Richard arriving at Hungars
Creek on the Eastern Shore of Virginia in 1635 which in all probability
is correct, however it was his second arrival in Virginia. Richard was
supposedly married to a woman with the last name of Tilghman while in
England. This marriage produced Henry, born in 1632. Thereis a great
possibility that when Richard came to America, Henry was left behind in
the care of others. Some researchers show Richard as "Richard of Seven
Sons" however his verbal will references three children one of which was
a "Girlie". Western shoreman Hudsons claim Richard as the father of
Richard II who migrated to Henrico County. Source: William D. Hudson at
www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/u/d/William-D-Hudson/ .

Richard married (1St W\O Richard Hudson) TILGHMAN before 1632 in England. (1St was born between 1600 and 1616; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Richard married Mary HAYES about 1632 in England Or Virginia. Mary was born between 1600 and 1613 in England; died about 1651 in Northhampton, Accomack County, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Richard married Barbara JACOBS in 1652. Barbara and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Hudsons Of Maryland
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[Captain John Bunch.ged]
***
PLEASE NOTE ***
For identification only, this researcher sometimes calls this group of
Hudsons and their descendants, the *** HUDSONS OF MARYLAND ***.
Richard I's sons' NICHOLAS and HENRY moved to Maryland which was a
refuge for Quakers. There was a dispute over land on the cape between
Maryland and Virginia. Lord Baltimore and William Penn werein the midst
of organizing their Quaker colonies at this time and causing this boundry
dispute with Virginia. It is suspected that Nicholas and Henry were
Quakers through Elizabeth Freeman and the move to Maryland. A look at
Henry'sgrandchildren through William and Sarah Hudson also supports the
Quaker connection. Source: Van Hudson.
Henry might have been born in England. Some reports show him as being
born in Accomack County but this cannot be as Richard emmigrated to
America 1633/34. The possibility exist that Henry was left behind inthe
care of others when Richard left England. Charle Smith, a Hudson
decendent, states in her research that Henry did not arrive Hungars
Creek, Va. until he was 17 years old.
Sometime between 1662 and 1665 Henry married Lydia Smith and soon
thereafter moved to Somerset County, Maryland. They lived in Morumscoin
Somerset County. On Sept. 4, 1666 Henry registered his cattle mark which
was a Fleur-de-Leis the same mark that his Father richard had used for
his livestock. Upon registering his cattle mark Henry spelled his last
name as "Huttson" and used this spelling for many years. This information
is from "They lived in Somerset", 17th Century Marylanders" by Wilmer O.
Lankford. All of Henry and Lydia's children were born in Somerset County,
starting with Lydia on Mar.8. 1666.
Henry was the owner of many acres of land and in his will he left half
of "Mentmore, where I now live" to Jonathan. John received the other
half.Henry Jr. received "Jones adventure", Richard received "Harrogate",
David to have "Poplar Ridge", Sarah to have six cows and household items
, Elizabeth and Rachel to share with their mother. Above information and
all their decendant information generously obtained from: Bill Hudson
at
www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/u/d/William-D-Hudson/ . Please contact
him with any questions. Thank you. ;o)

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[Captain John Bunch.ged]
Richard HUDSON - His will, dated Oct. 25,1669 at Roxdale, Henrico
Co., VA, names his three sons, who inherited the Hudson plantation.
Married about 1658, Accomack Co., VA.
Book entitled "Ye Kindome of Accawmacke or The Eastern Shore of
Virginia In The Seventeenth Century" by Jennings Cropper Wise on page 137
between March 11, 1651 and the next 30 days, 116 signatures were
collected from the people of Northampton County, VA, and RICHARD HUDSON
was among them. (NOTE: Since Richard Hudson 1st did not die until after
that date, this signature could actually be him or the 2nd.) SOURCE:
Jennifer Hudson Taylor.

Richard married Mary BOWMAN in 1658 in Accomack County, Virginia. Mary was born about 1640 in Virginia; died after 1688 in Virginia; was buried in Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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General Notes and Sources: From LDS website - Notes: None - Sources:
Available on CD-ROM Disc# 16 - Submitter: Royal (Roy) C. BESSIRE, 104
Boleman Drive, Hewitt, TX, 76643, U S A.

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James - Married Phebe HUDSON, his first cousin and daughter of Robert
Hudson I and Mary Ferguson.

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• Name: Hudsons Of Amelia
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Richard - b. 1659-1660, VA. Progenitor ofthe "Hudsons of Amelia."
Richard sold his share in the Hudson plantation to his brother Robert in
1688. He married Mary (HALL). SOURCE: Hudsons of Dickson County, TN
received from Mr. Van. A. Hudson via the internet.

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• Name: Hudsons Of Chesterfield
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[Captain John Bunch.ged]
These Hudson's are descendants of Robert Hudson, I of Chesterfield
County, Virginia. Thus they are referred to as the HUDSONS OF
CHESTERFIELD.
Robert Hudson died between 1733 & 1734. Source: Jennifer Hudson Taylor.

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• Name: Hudsons Of Hanover
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[Captain John Bunch.ged]
One main source for this branch of Hudsons (HUDSONS OF HANOVER) is Mr.
Van A. Hudson and notes from Barbara W. Hudson at
www.familytreemaker.com. Their "title" is from the Hanover County of
Virginia.
William - b. about 1668, VA; d. Nov. 27, 1701, Hanover Co., VA.
Progenitor of the "Hudsons of Hanover." Inherited a portion of his
father's Roxdale estate in 1689. SOURCE: Mr. Van Hudson via the internet.

William, married Elizabeth JENNINGS in 1689 in VA. Elizabeth was born about 1668; died before 1754. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Rebecca's name is derived from Richard Hudson, II's Last Will. Nothing
else is known of her at this time. SOURCE: Received from Mr. Van. A.
Hudson via the internet.

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John married Elizabeth HARRIS in 1714 in Of New Kent, New Kent Co.,
Virginia, VA. (Elizabeth HARRIS was born on 2 Nov 1698 in, Hanover,
Hanover, Virginia, christened on 27 Nov 1698 in St Peters Parish, New
Kent, VA and died in 1733 in, Hanover, Hanover, Virginia. She is related
to Louis V, King Of France.)
There are other authorities to the effect that Charles Hudson and John
Hudson (brothers) migrated to Virginia and settled in what is now Hanover
County (VA) about 1700 or shortly after. SOURCE: Va. Mag. 395.
Date of death taken from "Hudsons of Hanover" article page 253 of
Genealogies Of Virginia Families From Tyler's Quarterly Histornical and
Genealgical Magazine, Volume II (1981).

John married Elizabeth L. HARRIS in 1712 in New Kent, New Kent County, Virginia. Elizabeth (daughter of William HARRIS and Mary (W\O William HARRIS)) was born on 2 Nov 1698 in New Kent, New Kent County, Virginia; was christened on 27 Nov 1698 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent, Virginia; died about 1758 in Hanover, Hanover County, Virginia; was buried in Hanover County, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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(Captain) Charles Hudson was listed as a tithable in St. Paul's Parish
1720. He signed processioner's reports February 7, 1727/8 and September
9, 1739. In the latter report was a recommendation that John Wingfield
"be put in procession Master in the room of Charles Hudson".
He was elected a Vestryman of St. Paul's Parish January 2, 1726/7 and
attended vestry meetings regularly. June 15, 1730, he was elected Church
Warden. So far as the record shows his last attendance was
"7ber/11/1739".
April 25, 1743, Charles Hudson resigned from the vestry, "being under
such Bodily Infirmitythat I am unable to act in that station *** given
under my hand and seal the XXV day of April MDCCXLIII".
Land grants to Charles Hudson are too numerous tobe listed here.
They embraced large tracts in Hanover, Goochland, Amelia, Louisa. His
grants were dated as early as 1724 and as late as 1745. One of these in
1827 was for 2,000 acres on both sides of Hudson's Creek, southside of
South Anna River.
SOURCE: "Hudsons Of Hanover And Some Of Their Descendants" inthe
Genealogies of Virginia Families, from Tyler's Quarterly Historical and
Genealogical Magazine, Volume II (1981) page 254.
The name of Charles' son, Christopher and Christopher's issue, comes
from his Last Will & Testament dated November 4, 1788 (filed February 26,
1789). Also construed by the court in thecase of Hudson vs. Hudson, 6
Munford (Va. Reports) 352.