Son of Calvin Huson (born New York) and Elizabeth Betsey (Crego) Huson (born New York). Married to Mary F. (Terry) Huson. From this union was born at least Charles T. Huson, John T. Huson and Herbert Huson. Listed as being in the Civil War. Company E, 39th Regiment, New York Infantry and was a Private in the Union Army.
Shared headstone with his son Charles T. Huson
He was an inventor, created something called an ' aereal tram '. I think they still use his basic design for ski lifts; originally it was worked on for uses in mining out west. (per Annie (#47544509)
Shared headstone with his son Charles T. Huson
He was an inventor, created something called an ' aereal tram '. I think they still use his basic design for ski lifts; originally it was worked on for uses in mining out west. (per Annie (#47544509)
Son of Calvin Huson (born New York) and Elizabeth Betsey (Crego) Huson (born New York). Married to Mary F. (Terry) Huson. From this union was born at least Charles T. Huson, John T. Huson and Herbert Huson. Listed as being in the Civil War. Company E, 39th Regiment, New York Infantry and was a Private in the Union Army.
Shared headstone with his son Charles T. Huson
He was an inventor, created something called an ' aereal tram '. I think they still use his basic design for ski lifts; originally it was worked on for uses in mining out west. (per Annie (#47544509)
Shared headstone with his son Charles T. Huson
He was an inventor, created something called an ' aereal tram '. I think they still use his basic design for ski lifts; originally it was worked on for uses in mining out west. (per Annie (#47544509)
Gravesite Details
death certificate list him at being buried here but he is not listed on Cemetery map records.
