Son of Samuel R. Hudson and Mary, husband of Fannie Nelson and father of Dorothy, Maude (married Murphy, married Arno William Biedermann), Eva (married Bishop), Alice (married Udall), Donald, Ralph and Nelson Hudson.
In 1896, diphtheria plagued the village of Bayport and Samuel Hudson Jr.'s family fell ill with it. He lost his ten-year-old daughter to the disease.
Samuel was shown as a fisherman on the 1900 US Census for Brookhaven. Living with him was wife, Fannie, children; Eva M., Lillie J., Alice M., Donald N., Maude I., and Nelson R. Hudson. Also living with them was Samuel's father, Samuel R. Nelson, aged 74, widower.
Obituary - Captain Samuel Hudson, 58, a native of Blue Point, died Saturday at his home on Park Avenue, Blue Point, following a stroke of apoplexy suffered a week earlier while sailing his boat on the bay. Deceased was a son of Samuel Hudson, of Blue Point, and had spent all of his life there and in Patchogue. He had always been a bayman. Captain Hudson is survived by a widow, four daughters, Mrs. Maude Murthy of Orange, NJ, Mrs. Eva Bishop, Mrs. Alice Udell, and Mrs. William Furlong, of Brooklyn; three sons, Donald, Nelson and Ralph Hudson, all of Brooklyn, also one brother, Robert Hudson of Blue Point; three sisters, Mrs. L.J. Meunch of Bayport, Mrs. Samuel Thompson and Mrs. Stanley Arthur, both of Blue Point.
(1865 New York State Census; The Suffolk County news., October 23, 1896, Page 3; 1900 US Federal Census; Suffolk County News (Sayville), Friday, April 18, 1919, Page: 4)
In 1896, diphtheria plagued the village of Bayport and Samuel Hudson Jr.'s family fell ill with it. He lost his ten-year-old daughter to the disease.
Samuel was shown as a fisherman on the 1900 US Census for Brookhaven. Living with him was wife, Fannie, children; Eva M., Lillie J., Alice M., Donald N., Maude I., and Nelson R. Hudson. Also living with them was Samuel's father, Samuel R. Nelson, aged 74, widower.
Obituary - Captain Samuel Hudson, 58, a native of Blue Point, died Saturday at his home on Park Avenue, Blue Point, following a stroke of apoplexy suffered a week earlier while sailing his boat on the bay. Deceased was a son of Samuel Hudson, of Blue Point, and had spent all of his life there and in Patchogue. He had always been a bayman. Captain Hudson is survived by a widow, four daughters, Mrs. Maude Murthy of Orange, NJ, Mrs. Eva Bishop, Mrs. Alice Udell, and Mrs. William Furlong, of Brooklyn; three sons, Donald, Nelson and Ralph Hudson, all of Brooklyn, also one brother, Robert Hudson of Blue Point; three sisters, Mrs. L.J. Meunch of Bayport, Mrs. Samuel Thompson and Mrs. Stanley Arthur, both of Blue Point.
(1865 New York State Census; The Suffolk County news., October 23, 1896, Page 3; 1900 US Federal Census; Suffolk County News (Sayville), Friday, April 18, 1919, Page: 4)
Son of Samuel R. Hudson and Mary, husband of Fannie Nelson and father of Dorothy, Maude (married Murphy, married Arno William Biedermann), Eva (married Bishop), Alice (married Udall), Donald, Ralph and Nelson Hudson.
In 1896, diphtheria plagued the village of Bayport and Samuel Hudson Jr.'s family fell ill with it. He lost his ten-year-old daughter to the disease.
Samuel was shown as a fisherman on the 1900 US Census for Brookhaven. Living with him was wife, Fannie, children; Eva M., Lillie J., Alice M., Donald N., Maude I., and Nelson R. Hudson. Also living with them was Samuel's father, Samuel R. Nelson, aged 74, widower.
Obituary - Captain Samuel Hudson, 58, a native of Blue Point, died Saturday at his home on Park Avenue, Blue Point, following a stroke of apoplexy suffered a week earlier while sailing his boat on the bay. Deceased was a son of Samuel Hudson, of Blue Point, and had spent all of his life there and in Patchogue. He had always been a bayman. Captain Hudson is survived by a widow, four daughters, Mrs. Maude Murthy of Orange, NJ, Mrs. Eva Bishop, Mrs. Alice Udell, and Mrs. William Furlong, of Brooklyn; three sons, Donald, Nelson and Ralph Hudson, all of Brooklyn, also one brother, Robert Hudson of Blue Point; three sisters, Mrs. L.J. Meunch of Bayport, Mrs. Samuel Thompson and Mrs. Stanley Arthur, both of Blue Point.
(1865 New York State Census; The Suffolk County news., October 23, 1896, Page 3; 1900 US Federal Census; Suffolk County News (Sayville), Friday, April 18, 1919, Page: 4)
In 1896, diphtheria plagued the village of Bayport and Samuel Hudson Jr.'s family fell ill with it. He lost his ten-year-old daughter to the disease.
Samuel was shown as a fisherman on the 1900 US Census for Brookhaven. Living with him was wife, Fannie, children; Eva M., Lillie J., Alice M., Donald N., Maude I., and Nelson R. Hudson. Also living with them was Samuel's father, Samuel R. Nelson, aged 74, widower.
Obituary - Captain Samuel Hudson, 58, a native of Blue Point, died Saturday at his home on Park Avenue, Blue Point, following a stroke of apoplexy suffered a week earlier while sailing his boat on the bay. Deceased was a son of Samuel Hudson, of Blue Point, and had spent all of his life there and in Patchogue. He had always been a bayman. Captain Hudson is survived by a widow, four daughters, Mrs. Maude Murthy of Orange, NJ, Mrs. Eva Bishop, Mrs. Alice Udell, and Mrs. William Furlong, of Brooklyn; three sons, Donald, Nelson and Ralph Hudson, all of Brooklyn, also one brother, Robert Hudson of Blue Point; three sisters, Mrs. L.J. Meunch of Bayport, Mrs. Samuel Thompson and Mrs. Stanley Arthur, both of Blue Point.
(1865 New York State Census; The Suffolk County news., October 23, 1896, Page 3; 1900 US Federal Census; Suffolk County News (Sayville), Friday, April 18, 1919, Page: 4)
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