Letitia May HUDSON

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John married Ora Belle VANDIVER on 4 Mar 1884. Ora (daughter of Garret VANDIVIER and Rebecca SAGESER) was born on 15 Jun 1860 in Knox City, Knox, Missouri, United States; died on 14 Dec 1942 in Edina, Knox, Missouri, United States; was buried on 16 Dec 1942 in Linville Cemetery, Edina, Knox, Missouri, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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PIONEER EDINA LADY BURIED

Mrs. Ora Belle Hudson, 82 Years Old, Died Here Monday.

Mrs. Ora Belle Hudson, the last of one of the early pioneer families on Knox County, died Monday at her home here of a heart attack, following an illness of only a few hours. She was 82 years, 5 months and 29 days old.

Mrs. Hudson was the widow of the late John T. Hudson, a well known local farmer who farmed for many years just southeast of Edina. She was born on Bee Ridge June 15, 1860, a daughter of Jasper [sic] and Rebecca Vandiver. She was married to Mr. Hudson March 1, 1884. He died in 1920.

To them six children were born, who are: Mary, Mrs. Brady Greenley, of Bee Ridge; Ottie, Mrs. Arthur Swann, of Flint, Mich.; John P. Hudson of Lincolnville, Kan.; Ruth, Mrs. John Cuneo, of Mokelumne HIll, Calif., and Miss Bessie Hudson, Edina school teacher, who lived at home with her mother. There are a number of nieces and nephews.

Mrs. Hudson has been a member of the Methodist Church since childhood and was very active in church work as long as her age permitted.

Funeral services were conducted at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Community Church by the Rev. F. G. Seyfarth. Interment was in Linville cemetery.

The Edina Sentinel, Edina, Missouri, December 17, 1942

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Sources: Record in Bible formerly belonging to Bert Vandiver, Novelty, MO.
2. Data received by correspondence with #12, Mrs. Belle Hudson, and with
several grandchildren of this couple.
3. Census records of Knox, Co., MO., 1860-70-80.
4. Marriage records of Knox, Co., MO.
5. 1850 census of Lewis Co., MO.--GS film #443,612.
6. Land records, Knox Co., MO.

Garret married Rebecca SAGESER on 8 Oct 1835 in Indiana, United States. Rebecca (daughter of Daniel Henry SAGESER and Sally MATTHEWS) was born on 19 Oct 1815 in , Fayette, Kentucky, United States; died on 27 Mar 1871 in Knox City, Knox, Missouri, United States; was buried in Bee Ridge Cemetery, Edina, Knox, Missouri, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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NAME POSSIBLY: Rebecca SEGISTER, SAGESER, or SAGASER

Birth-Death-Marriage: Dates given by youngest daughter, Ora Belle, to Loree V.
Lee.

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Will: Will probated 16 Feb 1865.

Name: His sir name is also shown as Vanderveer.

Sources: Record in Bible formerly belonging to Bert Vandiver, Novelty, Mo.
2. Will of Garret Vandivier, Sr., Franklin, Indiana
3. Marriage reocrds, Franklin, Johnson Co., Indiana and Mercer Co.,, Ky.
4. Nat Archives-Pension application file of Sarah Tilton Vandivier
5. G.S. Film #016,557-Baptisms-Hillsborough (New Millstone) Reformed Dutch
Church, Somerset Co., New Jersey.
6. A printed biographical sketch of #5 James, names the childen of this
family.
7. A clipping from a Franklin, Inc. newspaper calls #5, James and wife oldest
couple in Ind., he being 108 and she 101.
8. 1850 census of Johnson Co., Ind.
9. Correspondence with Evelyn V. Alexander, grand daughter of #8, Ann V.
Monroe.
10. GS Film #013,709 or #3371 pt. 3- Land records of Charles Co., Md.-Deed from
Luckett family to Elizabeth Keith shows that Elizabeth Luckett was wife of
James Chatham.

Garret married Sarah CHATHAM on 5 Nov 1807 in , Mercer, Kentucky, United States. Sarah (daughter of James CHATHAM and Elizabeth LUCKETT) was born about 1783 in Port Tobacco, Charles, Maryland, United States; died after 13 Sep 1859 in , Johnson, Indiana, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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!Death: MY ANCESTORS, Catherine Downey Mattson, 60 Sierra Rd., Sedona, AZ
86336, Ph. 602-282-1639 May, 1991.

!Documentation: GS Film #175,013 Guardian Bonds of Fayette Co., KY
2. GS Film #851,645 Marriage records of Fayette Co., KY
3. Marriage records of Harrison Co., KY
4. Settlement of estatesof John Matthews and Daniel Sagaser
5. Census records of Jessamine Co., KY
6. Sagaser Genealogy by Osee J. Knouf and John R. Segeser

!Death: MY ANCESTORS, Catherine Downey Mattson, 60 Sierra Rd., Sedona, AZ

86336, Ph. 602-282-1639 May, 1991.

!Documentation: GS Film #175,013 Guardian Bonds of Fayette Co., KY

2. GS Film #851,645 Marriage records of Fayette Co., KY

3. Marriage records of Harrison Co., KY

4. Settlement of estatesof John Matthews and Daniel Sagaser

5. Census records of Jessamine Co., KY

6. Sagaser Genealogy by Osee J. Knouf and John R. Segeser

Daniel married Sally MATTHEWS on 9 Mar 1814 in Fayette, Kentucky, United States. Sally (daughter of John MATTHEWS and Ann or Nancy TROUTMAN) was born about 1794 in , Fayette, Kentucky, United States; died before 1819 in , Fayette, Kentucky, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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MISC

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MISC DATE ABT 1794

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MISC PLAC , Fayette, Kentucky

Batch #: F800372, Sheet #: 05, Source Call #: 1260814

!Death: Loree Lee notes she had probably died by 1819.

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MISC

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MISC DATE ABT 1794

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MISC PLAC , Fayette, Kentucky

Batch #: F800372, Sheet #: 05, Source Call #: 1260814

!Death: Loree Lee notes she had probably died by 1819.