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     Sarah Ellen Hubbell was born on 17 Jun 1874.¹ She married Ira Orrick Hedrick, son of Andrew Lafayette Hedrick and Lucinda Ridgely, on 7 Oct 1901 at Dewitt County, Illinois.^1,2 Sarah Ellen Hubbell died on 14 Jun 1965.¹ She was buried.³

     Alice Huber was born on 27 Feb 1922 at Gary, Lake County, Indiana.¹ She married William Albert Ridgely, son of Claude Vernon Ridgely and Bessie Maguire, on 3 Jul 1946 at Gary, Lake County, Indiana.¹ Alice Huber appears in the Social Security Death Index as having died 14 Oct 1997 with the last place of residence listed as Hobart, Lake County, Indiana. Alice's SSN was issued in Indiana. Also, her birth date is given as 27 Feb. 1922.² She died on 14 Oct 1997 at age 75.²

     John Huber was born b 1747.¹ He was the son of Henry Hoover and Catherine Good.¹ John Huber died bt 17 Apr 1804 - 21 Apr 1810 at Martic Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.¹

     Dorothy A. Huckle was born in 1904 at Michigan.^1,2 She married Kenyon Aden Olds, son of Aden M. Olds and Minnie M. Hendershot, on 15 Oct 1923 at Redford, Wayne County, Michigan.¹ Dorothy A. Huckle died in 1983.² She was buried at Riverside Cemetery, Plymouth, Wayne County, Michigan.²

     Iva Blanche Huddleston married Edgar Alva Ridgely, son of George Albert Ridgely and Martha Ann Madding.¹ Iva Blanche Huddleston was born c 1884.³
     Iva Blanche Ridgely and Edgar Alva Ridgely appeared on the census of 10 Apr 1930 at West 6th Avenue, Gary, Lake County, Indiana, as follows:
     Ridgley, Edgar A., age 50, 1st marr. at age 26
      , Iva B, age 46, 1st marr. at age 22
      , Jean, age 7, daughter
      , Martha A, mother, age 78, 1st marr. at age 22.⁴

     Elizabeth Hudson was the daughter of John Hudson.¹ Elizabeth Hudson married John Davidge, son of Robert Davidge and Providence (?), in 1704 at St. Anne's Church, Anne Arundel County, Maryland.^2,3,4 Elizabeth Hudson died in 1721 at Anne Arundel County, Maryland.⁵
     "On December 6, 1743, Samuel Howard bought of Robert Davidge, of Anne Arundel, the son and heir of Elizabeth, the late wife of John Davidge, who was heir to John Hudson, deceased, the plantation "Lancaster's Plain". On July 7, 1744, he conveyed the plantation to Richard Warfield, Jr. for £70. Patience Howard, wife, waived her dower rights."⁶

     Lydia Elvira Hudson was born on 23 Apr 1891 at Spartanburg County, South Carolina.^3,4 She married Jordan Oscar Duncan, son of George Berry Duncan and Cornelia Chapman, on 8 Dec 1907 at Greenville County, South Carolina.^1,5 Lydia Elvira Hudson died on 19 Jun 1977 at age 86.^3,6 She was buried at Ebenezer Methodist Church, Batesville, Greenville County, South Carolina.³

     Mary Hudson was born in 1876 at North Carolina.² She married Richard Bragg, son of Warren Drummond Bragg and Angeline (or Anna) Turner, c 1909.^3,4 Mary Hudson died on 20 Nov 1936 at Bates Township, Greenville County, South Carolina,² and was buried at Middle River Church Cemetery, Cleveland, Greenville County, South Carolina.^5,6
     Mary Bragg and Richard Bragg appeared on the census of 21 Apr 1910 at Bates Township, Greenville County, South Carolina, as follows:
     Bragg, Warren, head, 30, married once for [7?] years, b. SC, parents b. SC, general farming on own account
      , Mary, wife, 30, married once for [1 ?] year, 0 children, 0 living, b.SC, parents b. SC
[Although listed as Warren I think this must be Richard. This may be confusion with his father or perhaps his full name is Warren Richard].⁴
Mary Hudson appeared on the census of 1920 at Chick Springs Township, Greenville County, South Carolina, as follows: widow Mary, age 35, Elizabeth, age 7, and James, age 5, were all servants in a Cannada family in Chick Springs Township.⁷
Mary Bragg appeared on the census of 15 Apr 1930 at Bates Township, Greenville County, South Carolina, as follows:
     Her obituary states:
"Mrs. Mary Bragg, 60, died at her home on the Keeler's Bridge road in Bates township at 5 -o'clock yesterday afternoon after a brief illness.
"She was a native of North Carolina and had lived in this county 35 years.
"She is survived by one daughter, Miss Lizzie Bragg; one son, Jim Bragg; one sister, Mrs. Jim Turner, Belmont, N. C; one brother, James Hudson, Rosmond, N. C.
"Funeral services will be held at 4 o'clock this afternoon at Middle River Baptist church. Interment will follow in the church cemetery."⁹

     Maude Hudson was born on 27 Mar 1904.^1,2 She married Dow Higgins, son of Asa Higgins Jr. and Sarah Nancy Ridgely, on 10 Jan 1923.^1,3 Maude Hudson died in Jun 1993 at age 89.⁴

     Mildred Dabney Hudson married Jonathan Hanford Olds, son of Charles Louis/Lewis Olds and Irene Ayres Mansfield, in Jun 1945.¹ Mildred Dabney Hudson died in 1981.¹

     Thomas Edward Hudson was born on 22 Nov 1848.¹ He married Martha Ann Duncan, daughter of Joseph Berry Duncan and Maria Ann Odam, on 6 Dec 1866.² Thomas Edward Hudson died on 18 Jan 1899 at age 50.¹ He was buried at Highland Cemetery, Melissa, Collin County, Texas.³
     Thomas Edward Hudson and Martha Ann Hudson appeared on the census of Jun 1880 at Easley Township, Pickens County, South Carolina, as follows:
     313/313 Hudson, Thomas, 30, farmer, b. S. C., parents b. S. C.
      , Martha, 33, wife, keeping house, b. S. C., parents b. S. C.
      , Edmond, 11, son, b. S. C., parents b. S. C.
      , James, 9, son, b. S. C., parents b. S. C.
      , Herman, 7, son, b. S. C., parents b. S. C.
      , Tandy, 5, son, b. S. C., parents b. S. C.
      , Woody, 3, son, b. S. C., parents b. S. C.
      , Vardry, 3/12, b. Mar., son, b. S.C., parents b. S. C.
[This family immediately follows that of Joseph B. and Adaline Duncan.]⁴

     Virginia L. Hudson was born on 22 Apr 1924 at Madison Township, Richland County, Illinois.² She died c 1980 at 934 Saratoga Street, Olney, Richland County, Illinois.²
     Her obituary states:
     "Virginia L. Beal
"Virginia L. Beal, 56, 934 S. Saratoga St., Olney, died at her residence Wednesday at 4:26 p. m.
"Funeral services will be Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Summers Funeral Home with Rev. Dale Danham presiding. Burial will be in the Haven Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be 6-9 p.m. Friday.
"Mrs. Beal was born April 22, 1924 in Madison Twonship [sic] of Richland County, the daughter of Asa B. and Beatrice (Gallagher) Hudson. She married John Beal July 27, 1947 and he survives.
"She was a former employee of International Shoe Co.
"Other survivors include a son, Phillip, of Mt. Carmel, two daughters Debra Ann Mewes, Albion, and Martha, Olney, a brother Frederick Hudson, Calhoun, a sister, Clorice Batford, Mesa, Arizona, her mother, Mrs. Beatrice Hudson, Calhoun, a grandchild, Audrey Lea Mewes, Albion, and several nieces and nephews.
"She was preceded in death by her father and a son, Dennis."²

     Rena Hufford died at Burgin Nursing Manor, Olney, Richland County, Illinois.¹ She was born at Wayne County, Illinois.¹ She married James Hornback on 18 Oct 1893.

     Beatrice Hughes was born in 1863.² She married Grant Olds, son of David Osmun Olds and Matilda E. Patton, c 1894.^1,3 Beatrice Hughes died in 1943² and was buried at Mountain View Cemetery, Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon.⁴
     Beatrice Olds and Grant Olds appeared on the census of 15 Jun 1900 at Abernathy Precinct, Clackamas County, Oregon, as follows:
     230 Olds, Grant, head, 31 ,b. Dec. 1868, b. Ill., father b. Vt.
      , Beatrice, wife, 28, b. May 1882, marr. 6 yrs., 2 children, b. Oregon, parents b. England
      , Charles H. H., 4, b. Oregon, father b. Ill., mother b. England
      , ??old, son, 1, b. Oregon
[some portions of this record could not be read].³
Beatrice Olds and Grant Olds appeared on the census of May 1910 at Abernathy Precinct, Clackamas County, Oregon, as follows:
     287/287 Olds, Grant, head, 41, marr. once, 16 yrs, b. Ill., father b. Vt., mother b. U. S., mill wright at paper mill
      , Beatrice, wife, 46, marr. once, 16 yrs, 2 children, 2 living, b. England, parents b. England
      , Charles H. H., son, 14, b. Oregon, father b. Ill., mother b. Eng.
      , Harrold D., son, 10, b. Oregon, father b. Ill., mother b. Eng.
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Johnson, Sydney S., boarder, 21, single, b. Oregon, parents b. U. S., public school teacher.⁵
Beatrice Olds and Grant Olds appeared on the census of Jan 1920 at Clarendon Street, Gladstone City, Clackamas County, Oregon, as follows:
     283/288 Olds, Grant, head, 51, b. Ill., father b. Vermont, mother b. Virginia, Mill wright, paper mill
      , Beatrice, wife, 52, immigrated 1864, naturalized, b. England, parents b. England
      , Dale, son, 20, b. Oregon, father b. Ill., mother b. England, paymaster in Dept. store.⁶
Beatrice Olds and Grant Olds appeared on the census of 21 Apr 1930 at Clarendon Street, Gladstone City, Clackamas County, Oregon, as follows:
     63/64 Olds, Grant, head, 61, 1st marr. at 24, b. Neb., father b. Vt, mother b. Ind., master mechanic in construction
      , Beatrice, wife, age unknown, 1st marr. at 66 [sic], b. Eng., parents b. Eng., immigrated 1881, naturalized.⁷

     Hannah Hughes married Isham Childress.
     Hannah Hughes from Ibera Oliver.

     Martha Hughes was born on 7 Aug 1848 at South Carolina.¹ She married Anderson Crowell Childress, son of Isham Childress and Hannah Hughes, c 1898.^1,2 Martha Hughes died on 18 Sep 1931 at Saluda Township, Greenville County, South Carolina, at age 83.¹

     Electa Chase Jenner Huie married Elisha Olds, son of Phinehas Olds and Deliverance Kidder, on 22 Apr 1858.¹ Electa Chase Jenner Huie died on 1 May 1891 at Gospel Hill, Erie County, Pennsylvania.²
     Her obituary states: DIED: "OLDS -- May 1st, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. John Tuttle, at Gospel Hill, Mrs. Electa Olds, widow of the late Elisha Olds, aged 88 years and 6 days."²

     Amanda Hull was born in 1834.² She married Luther Olds, son of Benjamin Olds and Abigail Washburn, on 1 Sep 1852.^1,3 Amanda Hull died on 21 Oct 1917⁴ and was buried at West Oxford (Windsor Corners) Cemetery, Oxford Township, Delaware County, Ohio.^5,6

     Clara Louise Hull was born on 10 Nov 1882.¹ She married Norman Evry Olds, son of Charles Luther Olds and Eliza Jane McLachlan, on 31 Oct 1906 at Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana.^1,3
     "Olds -- Hull
"A more beauitiful day or a more beautiful setting for a wedding could not have been wished for than was that of Miss Clara Louise Hull's, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Hull, whose marriage to Mr. Norman Evry Olds, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Olds, was solemnized at the Hull residence on West Wayne street last evening at 6 o'clock. Smilax, palms, ferns, roses, carnations and chrysanthemums transformed the house into a radiant bower of beautiful colors, soft lights and fragrance. A new feature in decorating gave an exceedingly pretty effect; dozens of brilliantly colored butterflies were suspended above the chandeliers in the various rooms, the current of air from the lights causing them to flutter about as if alive, in and out of the garlands of smilax with which the chandeliers were elaborately draped. At the turn of the stairway into the hall, suspended from the ceiling, was a dainty Cupid driving by silver ribbons a flock of these beautiful butterflies, poised above the light on the newell post. The parlor was exquisitely done in pink and white, the color scheme of the wedding throughout, with palms and ferns banking the mantel brightened by the pink and white carnations profusely used. The archway between the parlor and living room was artistically twined with smilax. The mantel in the living-room was banked with palms and ferns and trimmed with great bouquets of pink and white carnations. The archway between the living-room and the music-room, under which the marriage service was pronounced, was a marvelously beautiful solid mass of pink and white chrysantheums, suspended from which was a Cupid with outstretched wings holding garlands of smilax twined with tiny rosebuds. The music room was more like a glen in a deep woods than a room, for it was banked solidly with palms and ferns, forming a contrasting background to the brilliant arch. To the thrilling strains of Lohengrin played by Reineke's orchestra, two exquisitely pretty little girls, Georgianna Hudson and Elizabeth Bradshaw, dressed in dainty, airy low necked and short skirted white gowns, beautifully trimmed in valenclennes lace, hem-stitching and pin tucks, with a shower of sash in satin ribbon, and wearing half-hose and white kid shoes, and with wreathes of smilax in their hair came slowly down the fern-twined stairway, and stretched white ribbons through the parlors, forming an aisle for the bride, who entered upon the arm of her father, preceded by her honor maid, Miss Mabel Hull, who was charmingly pretty in her gown of Nile green chiffon over tafetta, made low-necked and short-sleeved and trimmed with a handsome duchesse lace bertha. In her hair she wore a wreath of green, and carried white chrysanthemums tied with tulle, The bride made a beautiful picture in hee lovely white lace robe over shell pink chiffon over taffeta. Her long veil was attached to the hair by a coronet of tiny pink rosebuds, and she carried a shower boquet[sic] of pink buds tied with tulle. Her only jewels were a handsome "La Valilere" necklace, the gift of the groom. She was met under the archway by the groom, who was attended by his brother, Mr. Percy Olds. The Rev. Henry B. Master read the marriage service, while the orchestra softly played Wagner's "Evening Star"[.] After the ceremony the Mendelssohn wedding march was played as the bride and groom received congratulations from the families and immediate relatives who alone witnessed the ceremony. The wedding supper under the supervision of Mrs. Shoemaker, was served in the dining-room, whch was handsomely decorated with crimson poppies, carnations, Richmond roses and palms. The large poppy shade over the table was twined with smilax, long garlands of which were draped to the table, marking off the places at the table. At each place was a crimson candle, and in the center was a huge basket of Richmond roses and ferns tied with a crimson satin bow. Red carnations adorned the mantel and sideboard. Mrs. Hull was handsomely gowned in a heliotrope crepe de chine, trimmed in lace and opalescent garnitures. Mrs. Olds wore a beautiful gown of pale green embroidered silk, trimmed in point lace and made en traine. Miss Olds was charming in a dainty gown of light blue silk trimmed in blue and white ruchings and a touch of rose pink.
"A reception from 8 to 10, to which were bidden about six hundred guests, followed the wedding supper. Refresments were served in the dining-room, and upon the spacious porch, which was made attractive with lights, flowers and rugs. In the parlor Miss Margery Olds, sister of the groom; Mrs. Oscar Brokaw. Mrs. H. O. Brugeman and Miss Jean McLaughlin, a cousin of the groom, from Schenectady, N. Y., asssisted in receiving. Mrs. T. R. Cook and Miss Stella Sweringen presided over the dining room assisted by the Misses Eliza Hanna, Helen Harper, Ruth Evans and Aime Rothschild.
" Mr. and Mrs. Olds left last night for an eastern trip including visits at Pittsburg, Washington and New York. They will go to Hartford, Conn., where they will make their future home. Mrs. Olds' going away gown was of navy blue broadcloth, with hat to match, trimmed in light blue wings. Out-of-town guests were Miss Jean McLaughlin, of Schenectady, N.Y; Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Romelsa, of Toledo; Mrs. Gibson Sisco and Mrs. Johnson of Allegheny.
"Mrs. Olds is a very pretty girl of the cameo type of beauty, and is of a sweet and lovable dispostion. Mr. Olds is a Harvard graduate, has evidenced much business ability, and is a young man of high principles and sterling character."³

     Elizabeth Hull was born on 13 Dec 1831.^2,3 She married Henry Olds, son of Benjamin Olds and Abigail Washburn, on 28 Jan 1849.^4,5 Elizabeth Hull died in Mar 1887 at age 55.^6,7
     Elizabeth Olds appeared on the census of 5 Jun 1880 at Marion, Marion County, Ohio, as follows:
     Olds, Elizabeth, widow, keeping house, b. Ohio, father b. Va?, mother b. N. Y.
      , Oscar H., 25, son, travling Agt., b. Ohio, parents b. Ohio
      , Sarah E., 25, wife, keeping house, b. Ohio, parents b. Ohio
      , Clinton, 4, son, b. Ohio, parents b. Ohio
      , Henry H., 1, son, b. Ohio, parents b. Ohio.⁸

     John Hull married Ruth Old, daughter of Josiah Old and Ruth Barker.¹

     Jonas Humphrey married Jane Clapp, daughter of William Clapp.¹ Jonas Humphrey died on 19 Mar 1662.^1,2

     Oliver Hungerford married Clara Keeler Manley, daughter of James Wood Manley and Jane Anne Olds.¹ Oliver Hungerford was born in 1857.² He died in 1929² and was buried at Maple Hill Cemetery, Hartford, Van Buren County, Michigan.³

     Francis Wayland Hunsaker married Jessie Agnes Reid, daughter of Alexander Reid and Laura Caroline Olds.¹ Francis Wayland Hunsaker was born on 20 Dec 1868.² He died on 23 Dec 1933 at age 65² and was buried at Masonic Cemetery, McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon.³

     Ebenezer Hunt was born on 5 Feb 1675. He was the son of Jonathan Hunt and Clemence Hosmer. Ebenezer Hunt married Hannah Clark, daughter of William Clark and Hannah Strong, on 27 May 1698. Ebenezer Hunt died on 23 Feb 1742 at age 67.

     Hannah Hunt married Jehiel Tuttle.² Hannah Hunt was born on 31 May 1775 at Tolland, Tolland County, Connecticut.³ She was the daughter of Medad Hunt and Sarah Parker. Hannah Hunt died on 3 Oct 1840. This gives her calculated age as 65 years, 4 months and 3 days.⁴ She was buried at Pleasant Valley (aka Ashland) Cemetery, Town of Ashland, Greene County, New York.⁴

     Joanna Hunt was the daughter of John Hunt and Margaret Moore. Joanna Hunt married (2) Jeremiah Greene, son of William Greene and Joanna Reeder; This marriage seems to be supported by tradition only. Joanna Hunt was buried at North Carolina. She married (1) Philip Phillips.¹
     This same Joanna Hunt appears to be mentioned by Lee who says: "Isaac Reeder, son of John and Hannah (Burroughs) Reeder, born at Newtown, Long Island, 1678, died March, 1763, at Ewing, New Jersey. He married (first) Elizabeth Yard, widow of John Yard, and she bore him daughter, Sarah, who died unmarried. He married (second) Joanna Hunt, daughter of John and Margaret Hunt, and she bore him a son John, see forward, and a daughter, Abia, who died unmarried. . . . John Reeder, only son of Isaac and Joanna (Hunt) Reeder, was born at Ewing, New Jersey, April 12, 1725, died August 15, 1788. He married, January 18, 1753, Hannah Marshand."²
     In his discussion of Elizabeth Bainbridge and her children, McCracken says: "An Isaac Reeder -- I think this one -- was married on 21 May 1721 at the Presbyterian Church at Newtown, Long Island, to Anna Hunt, a woman who died young, leaving a daughter Sarah Reeder who is mentioned in the will of her grandfather, Edward Hunt of Newtown, Long Island, dated 15 Jan. 1715/6, probated 29 Feb 1715/6 (NYGBR 56:78; TAG 26:6).³
     McCracken adds: "If there really was a later marriage [for Isaac Reeder] to Joanna Hunt, she was probably, as Lee says, the daughter of John and Margaret (Moore) Hunt, who were married at the Presbyterian Church, Newtown, Long Island, 2 Feb 1714/5 (NYGBR 56:79), and thus could not have been born earlier. She is generally believed to have been the Johannah Hunt who was the iwfe of Phillips,born6 Oct. 1704, died intestate in Greenwich, then Morris (now Warren) Co. in 1748 (NJ Wills 2:378). This Joanna could easily have met Isaac Reeder, since her parents resided in Hopewell, and her first husband was of the wellknown Maidenhead family. In 1750 Reeder was 72 years of age and such a wife could not have been over 35. This is not so serious an objection as the claim that Joanna gave birth to a daughter Abiah Reeder who died at 19. Between the earliest date when Joanna (Hunt) Philllips was free to marry again and the date of Isaac Reeder's will in 1760, there is insufficient time to produce an Abiah Reeder who was daughter of Isaac and Joanna. Such a child might have been born and died before Isaac Reeder made his will but if so, she was hardly as old as 19."⁴
     Hunt family researcher Mitchell J. Hunt, in a study of Colonel Jonathan Hunt (1716 - 1782), discuses some of the siblings including
"Johanna Hunt, also found as Joanna and Hannah, is shown by Yount and others as "dying young" but was found by Cook to have m. in Hopewell, NJ, Philip Phillips who died in 1748.9 and nothing further was found on her was in Hoopewell records. From impressive circumstantial evidence she m. 2d, prob. as his 2d wife, Jeremiah Greene and removed with him and some of her siblings to Rowan Co., NC. There is legend in the families of some descendants of Jonathan Hunt that his sister was the wife of Jeremiah Green. Among the deed records of McCulloch transfers was one for 540 acres to "Geremiahj" Green 17 Nov. 1761. The Hunts and Greenes were closely associated in Rowan County and John Green, the son of Jeremiah, m. 16 Jan 1799 Hannah Hunt, the dau. of Dr. Daniel Hunt whose wife is speculated to have been a Green."⁵

     John Hunt was born c 1688 at Hopewell, New Jersey. He married Margaret Moore, daughter of (?) Moore, on 8 Feb 1714 at Newtown, New York; He was then of Hopewell, N. J.¹ John Hunt died in Sep 1748 at Hunterdon County, New Jersey.¹
     He left a will on 11 Feb 1740/41. The will, proved 1 Oct 1748, names his oldest son Wilson, second son Jonathan, wife Margaret, daughters Johanna and Charity and sons John, Noah, Gershom, Daniel and Enoch. His wife Margaret and his sons Wilson and Jonathan were executors.¹

     Jonathan Hunt was born in 1637. He was the son of Thomas Hunt and Margaret Webster. Jonathan Hunt married Clemence Hosmer, daughter of Thomas Hosmer and Frances (?), on 3 Sep 1662 at Sudburrowe, Thrapston, England. Jonathan Hunt died on 29 Sep 1691.
     See E. Flagg's "Notes .....New England."