William, I "Hudsons Of Hanover" HUDSON

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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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[Captain John Bunch.ged]
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 John Bunch.ged]
(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.

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[Captain John Bunch.ged]
August 6, 1745, George Hudson, "of the County of Hanover", conveyed to
WILLIAM, CUTBIRD, CHARLES, THOMAS and DAVID HUDSON, "all of the County of
Hanover" and "borthers of the grantor", "All that tract or parcel of land
containing 1,200 acres, more or less, lying and being inthe aforesaid
County of Amelia (VA) on Buffalo River, being granted to the aforesaid
George Hudson by patent" June 9, 1739. SOURCE: 2 Deed Book (Amelia) 185.
Date of death received from notes by Stephen R. Nelson at
www.familytreemaker.com.

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[Captain John Bunch.ged]
Christopher moved from Hanover Co. to Mecklinburg Co. VA. Christopher,
a Captain in the military and the Revolutionary War, rode to the
"frontier" with his men in 1758. It is possible that the "frontier" he
marched to was the Dickson, Tennessee area evidenced by the migration of
his children to this area in 1799 and 1800. A Mecklinburg County Will
book (book 1 - page 312, dated 7/25/1778, recorded 10/11/1779) lists wife
CARY and his children as heirs to his estate.
About Christopher Hudson's sons:
1) WILLIAM, CUTHBERT, and JOHN show up as early Dickson Conty, TN
residents about 1799 - 1800.
2) WILLIAM was a Lietenant in the Revolunary War receiving a substantial
land grant for his efforts.
3) JOHN and CUTHBERT also appear to have fought in the Revolution and
received land grants.
4) CUTHBERT was a Captain at the Dickson County outpost, and also fought
in the War of 1812 with brotherJOHN. SOURCE: Mr. Van Hudson of
Dickson, TN
In St. Paul's Parish, in New Kent, VA prior to 1720, thereafter in
Hanover, VA from March 17, 1711/12 and June 21, 1712, Christopher Hudson
was a processioner. He was also processioner on April 13, 1816. SOURCE:
Churchill Gibson Chamberlayne's "Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish,
Hanover County, VA, 1706-1786". pp. 222-3, 55. Book sometimescalled just
"Chamb."
January 16, 1714, Christopher Hudson received a land grant of 987
acres in New Kent County, for transportation of immigrants. SOURCE: VA
Land Book 10, p. 160.

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[Captain John Bunch.ged]
General Notes:
Official Temple Record Film #: 1903811- Official Temple Record Film #:
1760902 - From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. - Official
Temple Record Film #: 1761131- Batch#: F813572, Sheet #: 45, Source Call
#: 0884856 - Official Temple Record Film#: 1903959

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[Captain John Bunch.ged]
Childrens names taken from Louisa (VA) Will records. No wife is mentioned
in this Will dated October 14, 1786. SOURCE:3 Will Book (Louisa) 169,
170, 375.

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• Alt. Birth: 1726, Hanover County, Virginia; Alt. Birth
• Alt. Birth: 1726, Hanover County, Virginia; Alt. Birth
• Alt. Death: 1792, Probably Virginia; Alt. Death
• Alt. Death: 31 Jan 1792; Alt. Death
• Alt. Death: 31 Jan 1792, Louisa County, Virginia; Alt. Death

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Mary married Samuel BUNCH between 1746 and 1747. Samuel (son of John BUNCH, III and Rebecca HARRISON) was born in 1726 in Hanover County, Virginia; died on 31 Jan 1782 in Louisa, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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[Captain John Bunch.ged]
Cuthbert Hudson was a contemporary of James TAIT in Elbert County, GA
and were in fact related by marriage (via RebeccaHudson, daughter of his
brother Charles Hudson). After Cuthbert conveyed his land in Prince
Edward County, VA in 1758, Cuthbert appeared in the North Carolina
records, March 24, 1763, when he and others acknowledged receipt of pay
"in full for our services in protecing the publick(sic) peace in
Hillsborough in Sept. last". His name appears later in 1768, 1771, 1773
and twice with datesnot shown. Finally, in 1776, he is recorded in
command of a company in Granville County, NC.
SOURCE: Clark's N. C. Records, Vol. 7, p. 843; Vol. 9, pp. 95,96, 97,
801; Vol. 13, p. 147; Vol. 22, pp. 128, 394.
Cuthbert Hudson was in Wilkes County, Georgia, as early as 1782.
SOURCE: Grace G. Davidson's "Early Records of Georgia", citing 3 Va.
Mag. 202; 21 Id. 436; 33 Id. 395.
July 8, 1786, he acquired 200 acres of land "on Savannah river, Wilkes
County adjoininglands ... on which he now lives". He conveyed the same
tract in 1790. The records of Elbert County show Cuthbert as a Party
Grantor or Grantee to many deeds.
SOURCE: Hist. Coll. 156, 158, 153, 57, 144, 196. 1 Hist. Coll. 223.
Cuthbert's Christian name has had at least seven incorrect renderings.
They all were intended to designate the same man. All of the variations
are understandableattempts to spell the name CUTHBERT from pronunciation
with the "h" silent.
Cuthbert Hudson's Last Will & Testament, executed September 30, 1799,
was recorded (record showing his Christian name as CUTBERD) April 20,
1801. The Will mentions: Wife Elizabeth; sons, Joacim, Christopher
(executors), Joshua, Gilliom, Thomas; daughters, Anphelady Westbook,
Elizabeth Northington, Mary Burton, Susanna and Bathsheba Hudson;
grandson Cuthbert, son of Christopher Hudson. The Will disposed of
numerous slaves, several tracts of land, including 587.5 acres in
Frankling County, Georgia.
SOURCE: 3 Hist. Coll. 8.
One source showsCuthbert being born in Prince Edward County, VA.
SOURCE: Notes from Barbara W. Hudson at
www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/u/d/Barbara-W-Hudson/ .
Other Birth/Death/Marriage information from: Official Temple Record
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- Batch #: F813572, Sheet #: 45, Source Call #: 0884856 - From
Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2January 1996. SOURCE:
www.geocities.com/Heartland/Farm/6582/ .
Cuthbert andElizabeth Hall Hudson (of Amelia County, VA) were second
cousins.

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• Alt. Birth: 1748, Louisa County, Virginia; Alt. Birth

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Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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[John Bunch 12.ged]
Bowman and Johnson Killed, James Bunch Wounded in Powell's Valley By
Emory L. Hamilton
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From the unpublished manuscript, Indian Atrocities Along
the Clinch, Powell and Holston Rivers, pages 42-45. James Kincaid, son
of John Kincaid, who lived across Clinch River from St. Paul, VA, and
who, in the year 1779, moved with his father to Kentucky and later
settled in Missouri, tells of this incident in his Revolutionary War
pension statement filed in Lafayette Co., MO, in 1833. I entered the
service of the United States under the command of Captain John Dunkin
(1). At this time his father lived in a settlement called Castle's Woods
on Clinch River, about 25 miles north of Abingdon, Virginia, a frontier
fort. Powell Valleyhad been settled, but the settlers had been run off
by the Indians. A good many of them could not bring their plunder with
them, but hid it. John Dunkin was ordered out with a company of militia
in order to guard the people who had left their property behind them, to
collect it together and bring it into the settlements. He (Kincaid) was
one of Dunkin's company. At this time Captain Joseph Martin was stationed
at the Rye Cove Fort on Clinch River in order to guard the frontiers of
Virginia. He (Martin) kept two spys, who were brothers, to-wit: John and
James Bunch. When we got into the valley we met with these spys. They
then returned with us down to what was called Martin's Stationin said
valley, but we found no one there - they had all fled. One of the
settlers that was with us, who had fled from the valley by the name of
Davis (called Captain Davis). Before the people fled he lived at Owen's
Station, (2) ten miles below Martin's. We took up at Martin's Station.
Sometime after, Davis petitioned Dunkin for a few men to go down to
Owen's Station with him tocollect his plunder. Five men was granted him,
one of whom was James Bunch. They went to the Station and collected the
plunder accordingly, as I understood, and returning back to the camp the
Indians waylaid the path and fired upon them, and wounded Bunch, and
killed a man by the name of (Robert) Bowman atthe place, and wounded
another by the name of Johnson, as Bunch related, forhe returned with
him (Johnson) a piece, but he (Johnson) never got in. Threeof the party
got in that night, two of whom was Bunch and Davis. The next day Dunkin
went down with all his force, save a few left to guard the wounded.This
affiant was one that went down. We went to the place and there found
Bowman dead. Davis took us to a tree where he said an Indian stood whom
he shot at. We went to the place and found a great deal of blood. We then
took histrail and followed them, but not a great ways, as it appeared
they had scattered. We returned back and buried the dead, thence to camp
(at Martin's Station). This circumstance broke up the expedition. Bunch
grew very sick and we had to take him to this company at the Rye Cove. We
were then all dismissed and returned home. As well as he can recollect,
he states this took place in 1776. He does not recollect the particular
month, except that it was in warm weather. Andrew Lynam in his
Revolutionary War pension statement filed in Bath Co., KY, on June 23,
1833, also tells of the above killing in this manner:In the month of
June, he thinks the 1st, but cannot say as to the particularday, he
entered the service of the United States under Captain John Dunkin, as a
volunteer for three months in 1776. At the end of this three month tour
he again volunteered in Captain Dunkin's Company of militia for three
months. Was in the month of September the same year as before. We were
commanded by John Dunkin as Captain, and as our tour was to prevent the
Indians from committing outrages upon the defenseless inhabitants

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Family/Spouse: Mary ASHER. Mary was born in 1756; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Alt. Birth: 1754, Louisa County, Virginia; Alt. Birth
• Alt. Death: 10 Feb 1794, Louisa County, Virginia; Alt. Death

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Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Nancy
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[John Bunch 11.ged]
In Judith's fathers will he left her 100 acres on Camp Creek which he had
purchased from Roger Thomson.

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• Name: Molly
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• Alt. Birth: 1761; Alt. Birth
• Alt. Birth: 1761, Louisa County, Virginia; Alt. Birth
• Alt. Death: 18 Jun 1797; Alt. Death

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Mary married on 26 Jun 1787 in Louisa County, Virginia By Rev. Lasley. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Alt. Birth: 1763, Louisa County, Virginia; Alt. Birth
• Alt. Death: 1820, Knox County, Kentucky; Alt. Death

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Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Alt. Birth: 1765; Alt. Birth

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Charles, married on 9 Jan 1792 in Louisa County, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]