Son of Rev. Robert William Hudson of TN and Elizabeth Goddard* of KS. (*note; maiden name for Elizabeth looked like "Gotrich", not Goddard.)
sp: Amanda Jane "Mandy" Kincade.
Ten children
The Clinton Eye
Clinton, Missouri
14 November 1940, Thursday
Page 3
SAMUEL RUFUS HUDSON DIED
November 9, 1940, the day before his 77th birthday. He had been in poor health for some time but a few days previous to his death he fell while up town and had to be taken home, and realized that his last illness had overtaken him.
He was born November 10, 1863, living near Nashville, Tenn. until he was four years old when the family moved to Missouri.
He was married to Manda Jane Kincaid November 4, 1887 and to this union 10 children were given. Dossie May and Henry Clay preceded him in death.
Those who are left to mourn his loss, with his beloved wife, are as follows: Mrs. Geo. Harper, Hughesville, Mo.; James Oscar, Thomas Elick and Joseph Homer, all of Webster City, Iowa; Mrs. W. E. Baggerly, Montrose; Mrs. Howard Elliott of Baton Rouge, La.; Oda Hudson of Deepwater, and Mrs. Carl Christen near LaDue; also 19 grandchildren and one great-grandchild; two brothers and two sisters, Rev. W.R. Hudson, Rockville; N.T. Hudson, Weaubleau; Mrs. Jack Foster, Uallhala, Mo.; Mrs. Geo. Kennedy, state of Oregon.
Mr. Hudson was converted over 40 years ago and united with the Wright Creek Baptist Church, later moving his membership to the LaDue Baptist Church, where he remained a true member. He was a faithful Christian and read his Bible daily until his health failed. His character and personality drew people to him and he will be sadly missed by those who loved him best and by his neighbors and friends.
Funeral services were held at the LaDue Baptist Church. Rev. Hugh Sperry delivered a touching memorial. "Going Down the Valley," "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" and "God Be With You" were sung by Mesdames D.W. Woods, Joe Adkins, Messrs. R. C. Grigsby and James Vansant, with Mrs. I M. Hull at the piano. Pallbearers were Loyd Sanders, Arthur Middaugh, Roy Briggs, Orville Woods, Pete Neil and Norman Hindes, Honorary pallbearers were H.B. Hollopeter, Joe Martin, Charles Minich, R.H. Robertson, R.H. Robinson and Jake Chastain. Burial was in LaDue Cemetery. Spore & Son service in charge.
Obit courtesy of Contributor: JoyK, with thanks.
Mo. Death Cert 38813/Henry Co/Davis/LaDue
Informant: Mrs. Carl Chisten, LaDue
Son of Rev. Robert William Hudson of TN and Elizabeth Goddard* of KS. (*note; maiden name for Elizabeth looked like "Gotrich", not Goddard.)
sp: Amanda Jane "Mandy" Kincade.
Ten children
The Clinton Eye
Clinton, Missouri
14 November 1940, Thursday
Page 3
SAMUEL RUFUS HUDSON DIED
November 9, 1940, the day before his 77th birthday. He had been in poor health for some time but a few days previous to his death he fell while up town and had to be taken home, and realized that his last illness had overtaken him.
He was born November 10, 1863, living near Nashville, Tenn. until he was four years old when the family moved to Missouri.
He was married to Manda Jane Kincaid November 4, 1887 and to this union 10 children were given. Dossie May and Henry Clay preceded him in death.
Those who are left to mourn his loss, with his beloved wife, are as follows: Mrs. Geo. Harper, Hughesville, Mo.; James Oscar, Thomas Elick and Joseph Homer, all of Webster City, Iowa; Mrs. W. E. Baggerly, Montrose; Mrs. Howard Elliott of Baton Rouge, La.; Oda Hudson of Deepwater, and Mrs. Carl Christen near LaDue; also 19 grandchildren and one great-grandchild; two brothers and two sisters, Rev. W.R. Hudson, Rockville; N.T. Hudson, Weaubleau; Mrs. Jack Foster, Uallhala, Mo.; Mrs. Geo. Kennedy, state of Oregon.
Mr. Hudson was converted over 40 years ago and united with the Wright Creek Baptist Church, later moving his membership to the LaDue Baptist Church, where he remained a true member. He was a faithful Christian and read his Bible daily until his health failed. His character and personality drew people to him and he will be sadly missed by those who loved him best and by his neighbors and friends.
Funeral services were held at the LaDue Baptist Church. Rev. Hugh Sperry delivered a touching memorial. "Going Down the Valley," "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" and "God Be With You" were sung by Mesdames D.W. Woods, Joe Adkins, Messrs. R. C. Grigsby and James Vansant, with Mrs. I M. Hull at the piano. Pallbearers were Loyd Sanders, Arthur Middaugh, Roy Briggs, Orville Woods, Pete Neil and Norman Hindes, Honorary pallbearers were H.B. Hollopeter, Joe Martin, Charles Minich, R.H. Robertson, R.H. Robinson and Jake Chastain. Burial was in LaDue Cemetery. Spore & Son service in charge.
Obit courtesy of Contributor: JoyK, with thanks.
Mo. Death Cert 38813/Henry Co/Davis/LaDue
Informant: Mrs. Carl Chisten, LaDue
Inscription
Dbl marker with Amanda "Mandy" Jane.
Family Members
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Thomas Berry Hudson
1855–1933
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Mary Ann Hudson Copenhaver
1859–1908
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Robert King Hudson
1861–1934
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Joseph Ancil Hudson
1865–1921
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Nancy J. Hudson Kennedy
1868–1958
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Julia Ann Hudson Foster
1870–1944
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Rev William Franklin Hudson
1872–1959
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Emma Josephine Hudson Silver
1874–1934
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Newton Tompkins Hudson
1879–1954
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