Mary Wingfield (Hudson) - https://www.geni.com/people/Mary-Wingfield/6000000007025376215?through=6000000002978454334#/tab/discussion

Although, we have the wrong parents connected?

Ancestral File is a collection of genealogical information taken from Pedigree Charts and Family Group Records submitted to the Family History Department since 1978
John Wingfield, son of Thomas and Mary Stegal (1, 2, 3) was born about 1695 in New Kent County Virginia. (2) He married in 1702 Mary “Polly” Hudson in Hanover County Virginia. (3) He and Mary lived most of their lives in the Tidewater section, of Virginia in Hanover County VA. When Mary’s father, ’’Captain Charles Hudson’’’ died, Mary inherited 560 acres of land in Albemarle County, VA. This land, a working plantation , named Prospect, was in the Biscuit Run Valley near the fork of the Hardware River, and about eight miles south of Charlottesville,, not far from Monticello. When the Homestead was built is not known. It still stand and is believed to be the oldest homestead in Albemarle County. John died in Hanover County VA 1755/1759 in Hanover County. (3) His son Charles was the heir to Prospect according to his father’s will, when his mother died. (4) Sources: 1.D NA studies by Brigha Young University’s molecular Genetics Department 2002. 2. Wingfield Family Society Data Base.. 3. Edwin B. Wingfield. 4. “ Genealogies of VA Families,” Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, vol. 5, page 822. 27 Aug 1759.

-- past Research on both Mary Wingfield (Hudson) and on her husband's file clearly identify her father as Captain Charles Hudson, she inherited her father's 560 acres of land in Albemarle, Virginia, A working Plantation named, Prospect. Her mother was also named. How and we connected did we John Hudson? Wrong parents.

Working on this lineage. Found Captain Charles Hudson,

Suzan Martin Have you found her parents? I don’t think her mother was Susannah (Royall) Ellis?

I think we need more of a cleanup of children of John Hudson & Elizabeth Hudson also.

Yes, I believe so, I got to this generation and then sidetracked a while ago.

Elizabeth Hudson was a Harris-

Mary Wingfield (Hudson) have not figured out who her parents were, she was connected in the tree incorrectly at one time- Her husband was well documented.

Erica Howton thank you for bringing to my attention - I evidently didn't finish documenting Mary Wingfield's (Hudson) profile. We know she fits in some way but may never know who her parents were. We have many Wingfield DNA matching cousins along the Lancaster/Hudson lineage. I came across her profile and noticed she linked to the wrong parents a while ago, it was repaired, but lacked clear notes.

* [Mary Bunch Mary Hudson];
* [George Hudson George Hudson];
* [Capt. Christopher Hudson Capt. Christopher Hudson];
* [David Hudson David Hudson];
* [Charles Hudson Charles Hudson];
* [Rebecca Berry Rebecca Elizabeth Berry];
* [Lt. William Hudson Lieutenant William Hudson];
* [Thomas L. Hudson Thomas L. Hudson];
* [Elizabeth Joyner Elizabeth Joyner];
* [Anna Hudson Anna Hutson/Hudson];
* [Maj. Cuthbert Hudson Major Cuthbert Hudson];
* [Lt. William Hudson William Alfred Hudson];
* [John Hudson, Jr of Amelia County John Hudson];
* [Frances Hudson Frances Hudson].

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'Children As referenced in ”Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish, Hannover County, Virginia, 1700-1786 pg. 270,275,276,283,293,302. Published by Churchill Gibson Chamberlayne.

-George Hudson, born circa 1716, St. Paul's Parish, New Kent, Virginia; died 1773; married Elizabeth Jennings; Lived in Hannover, County, Virginia, was referred to in land deeds, etc. As ”Eldest Son”

-Charles Hudson, born circa 1717; died 1783, Prince Edward County, Virginia; married Susan or Sussanna Patrick.

- Christopher Hudson; no birth date noted; died 1779; married Cary- Descendants lived in Mecklenburg County, VA ( Note further research needed. )

- John Hudson; no birth date noted; died in 1787 Amelia County, Virginia

- David Hudson; no birth date noted, died in 1788, Louisa County, Virginia

- William Hudson; born circa 1727, Hannover, Virginia; died before April 25, 1800, Prince Edward County, Virginia; married Frances Greene.

- Cuthbert ”Cutbird” Hudson; born circa 1733; moved to Elbert County, Georgia about 1758, died 1801; married Elizabeth Hall in 1754.

- Thomas Hudson; moved to Amelia County Virginia about 1754.

References Churchill Gibson Chamberlayne, ”Vestry Book of St. Paul’s Parish, Hanover County, Virginia 1706-1786, ppg, 270,275-6, 283, 293, 302.

"First Families of America", Vol. 3, Page 65: Elizabeth Harris, (b. 1698) (daughter of William and Mary Harris, granddaughter of Major William and Alice Harris, great-granddaughter of Capt. Thomas Harris) married John Hudson in 1714. John Hudson came from England with his brother Charles, settled in Hanover County, Va.

"History of Albemarle Co." pages 230-231, says John Hudson died in 1734. Genealogy developed from the book "Marks-Barnett Families and Their Kin" by Pettigrew and Brightwell, copyright 19-- published for the author by Gateway Press, Inc., 111 Water Street, Baltimore, MD 21202 and from a letter of F. M. Hudson to Mrs. James A. Jarvis dated June 14, 1963. "John Hudson, of English descent, was in Virginia before the Revolutionary War. He married Elizabeth Harris. Their son was a soldier in the Revolution. They lived in Hanover County, VA in 1787." -- From Mrs. C.W. Pettigrew Living in Hanover County -- Hudson's came from England per Family Tree of Howard L. Knox of College Park, MD.Famil

**Christopher Hudson was a Processioning of Lands in Parish in 1716, and there was a processing order dated Sept. 10, 1719, for the lands of Christopher, Charles, and John Hudson, suggesting that they were contiguous. Christopher's name does not appear after 1719, but processing orders appear until long after the death of John, when Lands are referred to Belonging to George Hudson, (eldest son of John) and his Uncle Charles Hudson.

The Records Hannover County as published in The ”William and Mary Quarterly ”, Vol 21, pg. 47, 49, 53, and 59.

”Hudson’s of Hanover and Some of Their Descendants” by F.M. Hudson, ”Tyler’s Quarterly Magazine”, pg 174 Will upload documents Suzan Martin 6/20//19

Children of ELIZABETH HARRIS and JOHN HUDSON are:

i. THOMAS HUDSON, b. Abt. 1722, Hanover Co., Virginia; d. February 07, 1805, Nottaway Co., Virginia.
ii. DAVID HUDSON, b. Abt. 1723, Hanover Co., Virginia; d. April 09, 1787, Louisa Co., Virginia.
iii. MARY HUDSON, b. Abt. 1726, Hanover Co., Virginia; d. WFT Est. 1727-1820.
iv. REBECCA HUDSON, b. Abt. 1728, Hanover Co., Virginia?; d. WFT Est. 1729-1822.
v. ELIZABETH HUDSON, b. Abt. 1730, Hanover Co., Virginia?; d. WFT Est. 1731-1824.
vi. ANNA HUDSON, b. Abt. 1732, Hanover Co., Virginia?; d. WFT Est. 1733-1826.
vii. CUTHBERT HUDSON, b. 1733, Prince Edward Co., VA; d. April 20, 1801, Elbert Co., GA.
viii. WILLIAM HUDSON, b. Abt. 1719, New Kent, New Kent Co., Virginia; d. April 21, 1800, Prince
Edward Co., Virginia; m.
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Elizabeth daughter of Wm Harris Bapt November the 27, 1698.
"First Families of America", Vol. 3, Page 65: Elizabeth Harris, (b. 1698) (daughter of William and Mary Harris, granddaughter of Major William and Alice Harris, great-granddaughter of Capt. Thomas Harris) married John Hudson in 1714. John Hudson came from England with his brother Charles, settled in Hanover County, Va.
Register of St. Peter's Parish, NEW KENT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

"History of Albemarle Co." pages 230-231, says John Hudson died in 1734.
Genealogy developed from the book "Marks-Barnett Families and Their Kin" by Pettigrew and Brightwell, copyrite 19-- published for the author by Gateway Press, Inc., 111 Water Street, Baltimore, MD 21202 and from a letter of F. M. Hudson to Mrs. James A. Jarvis dated June 14, 1963.
"John Hudson, of English descent, was in Virginia before the Revolutionary War.He married Elizabeth Harris.Their son was a soldier in the Revolution.They lived in Hanover County, VA in 1787." -- From Mrs. C.W. Pettigrew
Living in Hanover County -- Hudson's came from England per Family Tree of Howard L. Knox of College Park, MD.Famil
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There was no William Alfred Hudson -- in this lineage believe this was mixed up

'William Hudson Will attached probated April 25, 1800, Prince Edward County Virginia, Will Book 3, pg. 180, Prince Edward County Court Records. '

William Hudson DAR National Number 48229 -- Lt. William Hudson was their only son proven by probated Wills.

We need to Relationship Lock all when corrected - looks like someone messed with Lt. William Hudson's Birth date-

The Hudson's were not Quaker-

They were Episcopalian on this lineage.
* [Mary Hudson Mary Hudson]; was a Quaker - born 1692 - they have her father as John Hudson born 1692 --- impossible even not mentioning the religion-

* She's not listed in The St. Paul's Vestry Book, land deeds, nor the probated Will. So, we know she was not his daughter and didn't belong in this Hudson lineage- most likely The Quaker Hudson's that were in VA at the same time.

I think it’s the right parents.

MARY HUDSON, Samuel Bunch’s wife, belonged to a prominent family who owned large tracts of land in that area. Mary was the daughter of John Hudson (who died in Hanover County on 11 April 1732) by his wife Elizabeth Harris.245

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4Brewer, Quaker Records of Cedar Creek, pages56, 106, 107, 118, etc; Hinshaw, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy,vol. 6, page 285. 245John Hudson was dead by January 1733, when his widow,Elizabeth,was granted administration on his estate, William Harris and Daniel Patrick her sureties.F.M. Hudson, “Hudsons of Hanover and Some of their Descendants,”Genealogies of Virginia Families from Tyler’s Quarterly Historical Magazine(Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1981), vol. 2, pages 252–62. A descendant wrote in 1813 that her grandfather John Hudson was an Englishman and that he and his brother Charles lived and died in Hanover County. John married ElizabethHarris, and they had eight sons:George, Christopher, John, William, Charles (the writer’s father), David, Cuthbert, and Thomas. Elizabeth Harris was stillliving at Hanover Town in 1770 when the granddaughter visited her. John and Charles Hudson’s land was processioned by Christopher Hudson on 10 October 1719. A deed dated ...