I've been forced to remove photos courtesy of those who take without asking. Thanks for ruining for everyone.
"Faye" was the daughter of Tena C Rose and Harrison B Hudson; little is known of Harrison as he was gone by 1920. Faye's lineage traces back to Thomas Blodgett who arrived in America in 1635 after his father, a brother and two small sons were taken by plague. He only lived 7 years in the New World but all Blodgets/Blodgetts in the US are descended from this first immigrant, who saw more than 100 descendants serve in the Revolution.
"Faye" was the daughter of Tena C Rose and Harrison B Hudson; little is known of Harrison as he was gone by 1920. Faye's lineage traces back to Thomas Blodgett who arrived in America in 1635 after his father, a brother and two small sons were taken by plague. He only lived 7 years in the New World but all Blodgets/Blodgetts in the US are descended from this first immigrant, who saw more than 100 descendants serve in the Revolution.
I've been forced to remove photos courtesy of those who take without asking. Thanks for ruining for everyone.
"Faye" was the daughter of Tena C Rose and Harrison B Hudson; little is known of Harrison as he was gone by 1920. Faye's lineage traces back to Thomas Blodgett who arrived in America in 1635 after his father, a brother and two small sons were taken by plague. He only lived 7 years in the New World but all Blodgets/Blodgetts in the US are descended from this first immigrant, who saw more than 100 descendants serve in the Revolution.
"Faye" was the daughter of Tena C Rose and Harrison B Hudson; little is known of Harrison as he was gone by 1920. Faye's lineage traces back to Thomas Blodgett who arrived in America in 1635 after his father, a brother and two small sons were taken by plague. He only lived 7 years in the New World but all Blodgets/Blodgetts in the US are descended from this first immigrant, who saw more than 100 descendants serve in the Revolution.
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