Emily Caroline (Hudson) Dyer was the oldest child of Thomas (P)arks Hudson and Lucinda (Green) Hudson of yellow river near Lawrenceville, Gwinnett County Georgia. She was the wife of Bluford E.Dyer (1807-1865) of Lilburn, Gwinnett, GA. They were married on Nov 23, 1837 in Jackson County, Georgia.

1840 Residence • Jackson County, Georgia
Blufod Dyer Free White Persons - Males - Under 5 1 (Alfred A Dyer)
White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29 1 (Bluford)
White Persons - Males - 30 thru 39 1
White Persons - Females - 15 thru 19 1 (EmilY Caroline)

1850 Residence • Subdivision 45, Jackson, Georgia
Bluford Dyer 44, Emily C Dyer 29, Alfred A Dyer 11, Thomas H Dyer 6, Sarah A Dyer 3, Amanda J Dyer 1, Patsey Bell 53

1860 Residence • District 408, Gwinnett, Georgia
B Dyre 53, E C Dyre 29, Thos Dyre 16, Lurinda Dyre 14, Amanda Dyre 12, Camelo Dyre 9, John Dyre 1

1865 Bluford Dyer died Dec 4, 1865, Gwinnett, Georgia at age 58.

1870 Residence • Gwinnett, Georgia
Emily C 39, Lurenda 24, Emma C 10 and John A 11

1880 Residence • Berkshire, Gwinnett, Georgia
Widowed Emily C. Dyer 59, John A. Dyer 21, E. C. Dyer 17, Irving B. Dyer 14, Anner Hudgin 23

Emily Caroline died on Feb 2, 1884 at age 63.

Burial: Liberty Baptist Courtyard, Lawrenceville, Gwinnett, Georgia, USA

Link to burial location:ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/61953/images/FS_007346008_00088?treeid=174970977&personid=172273837566&hintid=1029771876011&usePUB=true&_phsrc=xmo3&_phstart=default&usePUBJs=true&_ga=2.39927202.1097795020.1613222478-720170148.1594736127&pId=23683

Emily's father was Thomas Parks Hudson, who was honored in June 2012 with the grand opening of the Hudson-Nash Farm Park located on the old Hudson homeplace on Five Forks Trickum Road, Lilburn, Gwinnett Co., GA.

The Hudson's old homeplace was on the Gwinnett County Historical Society's guided driving tour of historical homes in that area. The property is now the Hudson-Nash Farm Park, a park that was dedicated in June 2012 in honor and memory of the Hudson family. Much of the family history, especially, that of Emily's brother, George Baylis Hudson, is in the museum in Kennesaw, GA.

For more info on the Hudson family link website:
http://tomitronics.com/old_buildings/yellowriver/index.html

http://www.southernmuseum.org/2014/03/southern-museum-to-commemorate-sesquicentennial-of-atlanta-campaign-sherman%E2%80%99s-march/