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wedsfr <wedsfrfd.de>
USA - Friday, June 25, 2010 at 12:19:43 (EDT)
Hi Wendy and Dave! This is a great web site. I was just crying (but really laughing!) at some of the funny english. I'd be honored to be a guest on your guest book. May you be blessed abundantly today! You are an encouragement and blessing. Hugs from the Sonderegger 4 in Florida.
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Seminole, FL USA - Monday, June 21, 2010 at 21:00:48 (EDT)
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wedsfr
USA - Tuesday, June 15, 2010 at 23:06:55 (EDT)
Dave you would not belive me if I told you that I was just in Branson last week and decided to take a drive up to see Ueal and Betty Harris who I call uncle Fuz and Aunt Betty in Billings. I had my wife June and my mother in law and her new husban in the car when we drove by the Hudson tire shop in Crane and said there is more family not thinking I was right. I'm the son of Jerry and Eula Mae Davis from California. Retha was the mother of my father and grandma Etta Smith was her mother. The last time I spent time with grandma was when she lived in Aurora. I can't tell you what this web site means to me it is awsome. I would like to send an update on the information after Jerry Davis with our family. Thank you so much. By the way I have the wooden leg. I will keep in touch.
Jerry D Davis <jdavis5311sbcglobal.net>
Escondido, Ca USA - Sunday, June 13, 2010 at 17:11:22 (EDT)
Great site! bookmarked, keep it up. June kiss
Kelly <koucy32gmail.com>
california, ca USA - Sunday, May 30, 2010 at 11:21:44 (EDT)
Dave, I also meant to tell you that the picture of Uncle Mirl and my Dad in part 4 was taken in the living room at the farm near Osa, MO where Grandma was living when her husband died. That's when Uncle Mirl pretty much decided to stay with her. We had a great time together while they were living there and I think it was good for both of them. They were both in the country again and it seemed to suit them. One Saturday night we went down to visit and play music as we usually did but it started snowing while we were there and came down so hard and fast that by the time we got ready to leave for home, we just got out of the drive but couldn't go anywhere. And since it was a country road it was not one of the first to see a snow plow. So we ended up having to spend the night but to me this was an adventure and again, we had a great time. It was on this farm that Uncle Mirl made what he called his "Hee Haw movie". He just did silly skits he made up and used us in them too. He had a ball doing it. Your Dad made a copy of it for me back in the 1990s and sent it to me. I had called him and asked if he had it or remembered it. I sure appreciated him doing that. It was silly but fun. Barb
Barb Gordy <gordytownaol.com>
Lawson, MO USA - Thursday, May 20, 2010 at 13:17:26 (EDT)
Dave, I just saw the photo on page 4 of Uncle Mirl's biography. It says that Uncle Mirl and a "friend" are playing together. That "friend" is my Dad, Charles Hampton and the woman in the background is my Mom, Lorene. Dad was growing a beard for the Aurora, MO centennial celebration that was held that year. The year being 1970. I was probably there with them somewhere as we used to get together nearly every Saturday night for many years at Grandma's house when Uncle Mirl was living with her, and play music. We used to have a ball. I adored your Grandpa and thought of him in many ways as the Grandpa I never had. He and I were very close. He helped me to get over my shyness in performing in front of others. And in fact years later I had a band of my own and played professionally. I was so shocked and excited to see the photo as I don't remember ever seeing that one before. Barb
Barb Gordy <gordytownaol.com>
Lawson, MO USA - Thursday, May 20, 2010 at 13:01:06 (EDT)
Dave, I did not know of your Dad's passing. I'm very sorry. I know you miss him still. My Dad, Charles Hampton, died in 1999 and I miss him everyday. I do have some updates on a lot of the family you have listed in the family tree if you'd like them. Let me know and I'll get on that when I can. I live in the country on the north side of Kansas City, MO. But I was born and raised not far from Crane, MO. where so many of the Hudsons are from. If you ever get the chance to come back this way, I'd love to meet you and take you to the Carney Cemetery where so many of our relatives are buried. Many of them are in the Crane Cemetery also. Barb
Barb Gordy <gordytownaol.com>
Lawson, MO USA - Wednesday, May 19, 2010 at 17:02:24 (EDT)
Dave, I was just looking at some of the old photos you have posted. The one with the 3 men being Uncle Aud, Uncle Cricket and you asked who was the man in the middle? It is of course Uncle Mirl. And the 3 little boys are Uncle Uda, Uncle Aud and Uncle Mirl. Grandma had the very same photos and I can remember them very well. I'm still checking on the bottom 3 photos. I'm enjoying checking out the site. Barb
Barb Gordy <gordytownaol.com>
Lawson, MO USA - Wednesday, May 19, 2010 at 16:54:53 (EDT)
I was so surprised just now to find this web site David, as I am a descendant of Grub myself. Uncle Mirl was my great uncle. His sister Etta, was my grandmother. I am Lorene's daughter. I don't know if you remember me or not but I do think we met once when you came back for a visit with your Dad I believe. If I remember right, your luggage went somewhere else or maybe I'm thinking of when your Dad came back by himself. I haven't read anything on here yet as I was just so excited to find something on Grub. So I'll check it out now. Barb
Barb Gordy <gordytownaol.com>
Lawson, MO USA - Wednesday, May 19, 2010 at 16:44:16 (EDT)
My great grandfather was John W.Husdon and his father was James, right before my last aunt died on grandma Hudson Gormans side she told me that john was at least half cherokee, have any Indian hertiage in your line? If I remember right his dad came from KY to Mo and he was from Mo he married an Upchurch Elsie
Elsie Retzer <cherakee1mchsi.com>
Red Bud, IL USA - Friday, February 12, 2010 at 16:33:59 (EST)
I'm not a member of the family, but through Facebook found the obituary for Carolyn Hursh Hudson. I was one year behind Carolyn and Steve in school, but ran with their "crowd." In fact, I believe I may have been one of her bridesmaids, but that was a long time ago. I do seem to remember a "rumpus room" and a player piano in her home. Thank you for posting the photo and biography. Carolyn was special to all of her friends in school. I'm so sorry I didn't find her sooner. She was one of the few school mates that I'd like to meet again.
Cathie (Weddle) Jones <cmj1047verizon.net>
Apple Valley, CA USA - Saturday, January 23, 2010 at 20:13:53 (EST)
Dave ... Thank you for diligently putting together this information. I'm not sure whether or not we are related. However, I have started putting together our genealogy and my dad's family is from Parthenon, Arkansas but later moved to northern Missouri for work. As I gather more information, is it possible to communicate further with you? I know we are related to Hudsons who moved to Arkansas from Tennessee. One relative, in particular, who is still living in the Parthenon/Jasper area was a long-time school teacher (Sam Hudson). I am named after my grandfather (John Graden Hudson) but not certain where he was born. I do know that Yelville is not that far away from Parthenon and Jasper (which is where Diamond Cave is - discovered by Hudsons). I have more information but want to first make a connection with you before I continue. Please let me know if you are available to discuss some of this information and possibly willing to collaborate. Sincerely - John Hudson Papillion, Nebraska
Dr. John Graden Hudson II <jghudsoniiaol.com>
Papillion, NE USA - Wednesday, September 23, 2009 at 01:27:37 (EDT)
cool site ;-)
skye hudson <skyelouise80yahoo.com.au>
sydney, nsw australia - Thursday, September 17, 2009 at 22:24:39 (EDT)
Ni Hao!! Hello. I found your old site years ago when I was searching for info on Nanning. I used to check out your site. You had a file for download for information that you had posed on Nanning also on Baise or is it spelt Boise? The info on Nanning was great. The map on Nanning was great. I had used it countless times to locate streets and places. Is that Nanning file available anywhere anywhere on the internet? Have you done away with your old site completely? I am not that computer literate so I never downloadedthe file. I just accessed it. I enjoyed your old site because it dealt with China and specifically Guangxi. Your family stay in China seemed to be 5 or 8 year ahead of the times. There couldn't have been so many foreignors there when you first were there. My first trip to Nanning was in 2000. It has changed so much even since then. I contacted you thru this link because I wasn't sure what address to use. I hope I am not invading your family history page. If I am I apoligize. Family's history can be very interesting. I suspect you can remove my post. If you can't I will be happy to remove or edit it. Thank You for any info you can help me with. Danny B
Danny B <danb21hotmail.com>
Springfield, Mass USA - Sunday, August 23, 2009 at 13:39:25 (EDT)
Thanks for putting together a fantastic site! I am bookmarking it to share with my children and other family members. My husband Tom is the grandson of Aud Jr. and Valda Hudson mentioned in Mirl's story. There are a couple photos on the site we had never seen, so that was particularly fun for us. Also the recent photo of you with his Aunt Barbara and Uncle Eric was pretty special since we haven't seen them in years. In the mid 90's Tom was in the army and stationed in Missouri (CMSU at Warrensburg teaching military science). We traveled through some of the towns noted in the family history, Marionville, Crane and finally after driving a narrow road winding through woods, near Galena, MO, we came upon a small park along a creek and had a picnic. There was a small church and cemetary nearby and I remember our children who were 11 and 13 at the time being fascinated and wondering if perhaps they had ancestors buried there. Unfortunately, we were trying to get to Table Rock Lake and couldn't stay to look at headstones. We took a few photos at the creek, thinking if not that exact creek, surely Hudson's had visited nearby. If it opens up to a vote, Tom and I would love to see Missouri as the reunion site. Not only is it in the middle of the country, it's kind of where the John Brown "Grub" Hudson story begins. It also happens to be a beautiful part of the country, Branson and Table Rock Lake are nearby for anyone wanting to make a longer vacation of it, and the Grand-Daddy of all Bass Pros is in Springfield. I don't think I've ever met a Hudson that didn't appreciate fishing, hunting, and the outdoors. Please add us to your mailing list!
Siobhan Hudson <siobhanhudsonhotmail.com>
Lilburn, , GA USA - Sunday, August 16, 2009 at 23:56:37 (EDT)
I am doing research about my family tree and found your site. Not sure if we could be related from long ago, but any help would be greatly appreciated. -Wes Hudson.
Weslee Willis Hudson <wes_hudsonhotmail.com>
Port Isabel, TX USA - Sunday, July 12, 2009 at 11:56:52 (EDT)
Thanks to all who have uploaded comments.

I just added a new feature to the Guestbook that should thwart the guestbook spammers that have been attacking for the last two weeks! You now have to enter a number code when you post a message, so hopefully this will take care of the problem.

Blessings,

- Dave


Dave Hudson <davedwhudson.net>
Chiang Mai, Thailand - Friday, June 12, 2009 at 03:27:09 (EDT)
Thanks for finding me Dave. Will gather my info and send it on. Couldn't believe it when I saw Lorie's message. I haven't seen her since she was a little girl in Eureka,Ca. Also, I was at the WAC Center in Anniston in 1957 and again in 1960. Hi! Lorie. Small world. Cousin Judy
Judith (Judy) Hudson Hume <jhudh@earthlink.net>
Austin, TX USA
- Sunday, May 17, 2009 at 14:23:40 (EDT)
I am married to Minnie Hudson Hilton Couch's grandson Roy Edwin Dooley. I love this site. I'll be back frequently . . . Way to go, Dave!!!!
Glenna Jean Hartzell Dooley <gdooley1124@cox.net>
Harrah, OK USA
- Friday, May 15, 2009 at 12:17:45 (EDT)
What a nice website - will be back often. My given name is Lorraine Hudson -everyone calls me Lorie. I'm Aud, jr and Valda's youngest. Barbara, Leroy and Richard are my sibs. Thanks for taking the time with our history
Lorie Burks <lburks16@gmail.com>
Anniston, Al USA
- Thursday, May 14, 2009 at 18:55:47 (EDT)
Cool website. I love your talent!
Karen Goodell <mimedance@ibnjc.net>
Cedar Rapids, IA USA
- Thursday, May 14, 2009 at 12:05:46 (EDT)

 

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