Last Rites are Set for Pioneer Doctor
Last rites for Dr. Taliaferro F. Hudson, 86, pioneer resident of California, who died yesterday at his home at 1432 Divisadero Street, will be conducted by Rev. J. L. Lyon at 1:30 P.M. to-morrow at the chapel of J. N. Lisle. Burial will be in Belmont Memorial Park. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ida Hudson, and two sons, Edwin M. and T. F. Hudson, Jr., all of Fresno. Dr. Hudson had lived in Fresno since 1887. He came to California with his parents eighty-five years ago.
~ Fresno Bee Republican (California), 25 Nov 1932
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HUDSON - In Fresno, November 24th, 1932, T. F. Hudson, aged 86 years, native of Missouri. Beloved husband of Ida Hudson, Fresno; father of T. F. Hudson, Jr., and Edwin M. Hudson, both of Fresno. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services to be held in the chapel of the Lisle Funeral Home, L Street at Calaveras, Saturday, November 25th, 1932, at 1:30 o'clock P.M. Rev. J. L. Lyon will officiate. Interment in Belmont Memorial Park.
~ Fresno Bee Republican, 25 Nov 1932
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Contributed by JamiA:
His middle name was Flourney...prior to going to California, Hudson ran a pharmacy in Tombstone, Arizona, and established a ranch around 1880 at the eastern entrance to South Pass in the Dragoon Mountains. By October, he had 400 head of stock and serviced freight traffic, hauling lumber as his ranch was situated in the Sulphur Spring Valley on Downing's Road from the Chiricahua Mountains into Tombstone.
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Contributed by FrancisMattesonLine:
Son of Martin Hudson and Elizabeth J. (McElroy) Hudson. T. F. Hudson was also on the Coroner's Inquest Jury in Tombstone after the O. K. Corral shootout, as was my great-great granduncle, S. B. Comstock, who built the Grand Hotel there. I made it a point in my research on Uncle to find the first names of all the other jurors. The information is from the Nugget newspaper, October 29, 1881:
"CORONER'S INQUEST Testimony of Witnesses of the Late Tragedy.
Yesterday at 10 o'clock the Coroner's Jury, composed of R. F. Hafford, D. Calisher, T. F. Hudson, M. Garret, S. B. Comstock, J. W. Conwell, J. C. Davis, Thos. Moses, Harry Walker, C. D. Reppy, C. H. Haskell, and W. S. Goodrich, met at the District Court room for the purpose of inquiring into the causes and circumstances attending the death of Tom and Frank McLaury and Billy Clanton. As the testimony had to be taken without the assistance of a short hand reporter the examination was necessarily slow and tedious, and possibly may not be finished for several days."
P.S.: Everyone spells his middle name as "Flourney", but my research shows that the names Taliaferro and Flournoy, with an O, are names of families who immigrated to Virginia, where his father Martin Hudson was born. So far, no one has been able to trace further back than T. F. Hudson's grandfather, William "Pink" Hudson, born in Virginia in 1779, to see if there was a family connection to the Taliaferros or the Flournoys of Virginia.
Last rites for Dr. Taliaferro F. Hudson, 86, pioneer resident of California, who died yesterday at his home at 1432 Divisadero Street, will be conducted by Rev. J. L. Lyon at 1:30 P.M. to-morrow at the chapel of J. N. Lisle. Burial will be in Belmont Memorial Park. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ida Hudson, and two sons, Edwin M. and T. F. Hudson, Jr., all of Fresno. Dr. Hudson had lived in Fresno since 1887. He came to California with his parents eighty-five years ago.
~ Fresno Bee Republican (California), 25 Nov 1932
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HUDSON - In Fresno, November 24th, 1932, T. F. Hudson, aged 86 years, native of Missouri. Beloved husband of Ida Hudson, Fresno; father of T. F. Hudson, Jr., and Edwin M. Hudson, both of Fresno. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services to be held in the chapel of the Lisle Funeral Home, L Street at Calaveras, Saturday, November 25th, 1932, at 1:30 o'clock P.M. Rev. J. L. Lyon will officiate. Interment in Belmont Memorial Park.
~ Fresno Bee Republican, 25 Nov 1932
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Contributed by JamiA:
His middle name was Flourney...prior to going to California, Hudson ran a pharmacy in Tombstone, Arizona, and established a ranch around 1880 at the eastern entrance to South Pass in the Dragoon Mountains. By October, he had 400 head of stock and serviced freight traffic, hauling lumber as his ranch was situated in the Sulphur Spring Valley on Downing's Road from the Chiricahua Mountains into Tombstone.
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Contributed by FrancisMattesonLine:
Son of Martin Hudson and Elizabeth J. (McElroy) Hudson. T. F. Hudson was also on the Coroner's Inquest Jury in Tombstone after the O. K. Corral shootout, as was my great-great granduncle, S. B. Comstock, who built the Grand Hotel there. I made it a point in my research on Uncle to find the first names of all the other jurors. The information is from the Nugget newspaper, October 29, 1881:
"CORONER'S INQUEST Testimony of Witnesses of the Late Tragedy.
Yesterday at 10 o'clock the Coroner's Jury, composed of R. F. Hafford, D. Calisher, T. F. Hudson, M. Garret, S. B. Comstock, J. W. Conwell, J. C. Davis, Thos. Moses, Harry Walker, C. D. Reppy, C. H. Haskell, and W. S. Goodrich, met at the District Court room for the purpose of inquiring into the causes and circumstances attending the death of Tom and Frank McLaury and Billy Clanton. As the testimony had to be taken without the assistance of a short hand reporter the examination was necessarily slow and tedious, and possibly may not be finished for several days."
P.S.: Everyone spells his middle name as "Flourney", but my research shows that the names Taliaferro and Flournoy, with an O, are names of families who immigrated to Virginia, where his father Martin Hudson was born. So far, no one has been able to trace further back than T. F. Hudson's grandfather, William "Pink" Hudson, born in Virginia in 1779, to see if there was a family connection to the Taliaferros or the Flournoys of Virginia.
Last Rites are Set for Pioneer Doctor
Last rites for Dr. Taliaferro F. Hudson, 86, pioneer resident of California, who died yesterday at his home at 1432 Divisadero Street, will be conducted by Rev. J. L. Lyon at 1:30 P.M. to-morrow at the chapel of J. N. Lisle. Burial will be in Belmont Memorial Park. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ida Hudson, and two sons, Edwin M. and T. F. Hudson, Jr., all of Fresno. Dr. Hudson had lived in Fresno since 1887. He came to California with his parents eighty-five years ago.
~ Fresno Bee Republican (California), 25 Nov 1932
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HUDSON - In Fresno, November 24th, 1932, T. F. Hudson, aged 86 years, native of Missouri. Beloved husband of Ida Hudson, Fresno; father of T. F. Hudson, Jr., and Edwin M. Hudson, both of Fresno. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services to be held in the chapel of the Lisle Funeral Home, L Street at Calaveras, Saturday, November 25th, 1932, at 1:30 o'clock P.M. Rev. J. L. Lyon will officiate. Interment in Belmont Memorial Park.
~ Fresno Bee Republican, 25 Nov 1932
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Contributed by JamiA:
His middle name was Flourney...prior to going to California, Hudson ran a pharmacy in Tombstone, Arizona, and established a ranch around 1880 at the eastern entrance to South Pass in the Dragoon Mountains. By October, he had 400 head of stock and serviced freight traffic, hauling lumber as his ranch was situated in the Sulphur Spring Valley on Downing's Road from the Chiricahua Mountains into Tombstone.
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Contributed by FrancisMattesonLine:
Son of Martin Hudson and Elizabeth J. (McElroy) Hudson. T. F. Hudson was also on the Coroner's Inquest Jury in Tombstone after the O. K. Corral shootout, as was my great-great granduncle, S. B. Comstock, who built the Grand Hotel there. I made it a point in my research on Uncle to find the first names of all the other jurors. The information is from the Nugget newspaper, October 29, 1881:
"CORONER'S INQUEST Testimony of Witnesses of the Late Tragedy.
Yesterday at 10 o'clock the Coroner's Jury, composed of R. F. Hafford, D. Calisher, T. F. Hudson, M. Garret, S. B. Comstock, J. W. Conwell, J. C. Davis, Thos. Moses, Harry Walker, C. D. Reppy, C. H. Haskell, and W. S. Goodrich, met at the District Court room for the purpose of inquiring into the causes and circumstances attending the death of Tom and Frank McLaury and Billy Clanton. As the testimony had to be taken without the assistance of a short hand reporter the examination was necessarily slow and tedious, and possibly may not be finished for several days."
P.S.: Everyone spells his middle name as "Flourney", but my research shows that the names Taliaferro and Flournoy, with an O, are names of families who immigrated to Virginia, where his father Martin Hudson was born. So far, no one has been able to trace further back than T. F. Hudson's grandfather, William "Pink" Hudson, born in Virginia in 1779, to see if there was a family connection to the Taliaferros or the Flournoys of Virginia.
Last rites for Dr. Taliaferro F. Hudson, 86, pioneer resident of California, who died yesterday at his home at 1432 Divisadero Street, will be conducted by Rev. J. L. Lyon at 1:30 P.M. to-morrow at the chapel of J. N. Lisle. Burial will be in Belmont Memorial Park. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ida Hudson, and two sons, Edwin M. and T. F. Hudson, Jr., all of Fresno. Dr. Hudson had lived in Fresno since 1887. He came to California with his parents eighty-five years ago.
~ Fresno Bee Republican (California), 25 Nov 1932
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HUDSON - In Fresno, November 24th, 1932, T. F. Hudson, aged 86 years, native of Missouri. Beloved husband of Ida Hudson, Fresno; father of T. F. Hudson, Jr., and Edwin M. Hudson, both of Fresno. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services to be held in the chapel of the Lisle Funeral Home, L Street at Calaveras, Saturday, November 25th, 1932, at 1:30 o'clock P.M. Rev. J. L. Lyon will officiate. Interment in Belmont Memorial Park.
~ Fresno Bee Republican, 25 Nov 1932
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Contributed by JamiA:
His middle name was Flourney...prior to going to California, Hudson ran a pharmacy in Tombstone, Arizona, and established a ranch around 1880 at the eastern entrance to South Pass in the Dragoon Mountains. By October, he had 400 head of stock and serviced freight traffic, hauling lumber as his ranch was situated in the Sulphur Spring Valley on Downing's Road from the Chiricahua Mountains into Tombstone.
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Contributed by FrancisMattesonLine:
Son of Martin Hudson and Elizabeth J. (McElroy) Hudson. T. F. Hudson was also on the Coroner's Inquest Jury in Tombstone after the O. K. Corral shootout, as was my great-great granduncle, S. B. Comstock, who built the Grand Hotel there. I made it a point in my research on Uncle to find the first names of all the other jurors. The information is from the Nugget newspaper, October 29, 1881:
"CORONER'S INQUEST Testimony of Witnesses of the Late Tragedy.
Yesterday at 10 o'clock the Coroner's Jury, composed of R. F. Hafford, D. Calisher, T. F. Hudson, M. Garret, S. B. Comstock, J. W. Conwell, J. C. Davis, Thos. Moses, Harry Walker, C. D. Reppy, C. H. Haskell, and W. S. Goodrich, met at the District Court room for the purpose of inquiring into the causes and circumstances attending the death of Tom and Frank McLaury and Billy Clanton. As the testimony had to be taken without the assistance of a short hand reporter the examination was necessarily slow and tedious, and possibly may not be finished for several days."
P.S.: Everyone spells his middle name as "Flourney", but my research shows that the names Taliaferro and Flournoy, with an O, are names of families who immigrated to Virginia, where his father Martin Hudson was born. So far, no one has been able to trace further back than T. F. Hudson's grandfather, William "Pink" Hudson, born in Virginia in 1779, to see if there was a family connection to the Taliaferros or the Flournoys of Virginia.
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