William Hudgens 

 

When William Harrison Hudgens was born on November 23, 1850, in Athens, Louisiana, his father, William, was 24 and his mother, Julia, was 17. He married Mary Rebecca Bruton in 1877 in Maverick, Texas. They had nine children in 20 years. He died on October 11, 1894, in Hillsboro, New Mexico, at the age of 43, and was buried there.

Name:William Hudgins
Age:29
Birth Date:Abt 1851
Birthplace:Louisiana
Home in 1880:White Oaks, Lincoln, New Mexico, USA
Dwelling Number:9
Race:White
Gender:Male
Relation to Head of House:Self (Head)
Marital Status:Married
Spouse’s Name:Mary Hudgins
Father’s Birthplace:Arkansas
Mother’s Birthplace:Louisiana
Occupation:Keeping Saloon
  
Household MembersAgeRelationship
William Hudgins29Self (Head)
Mary Hudgins23Wife
Willie Hudgins7Daughter
John Hudgins4Son

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  • Results for your Search by Grantee: HUDGENS W H
    For official copies of documents, please visit the County office.
    TypeGranteeRecBookPage#FiledGrantorInstrumentDescriptionDoc#
    AGREEHUDGENS W H1B339118810103ALLEN J M18811221WHITE OAKS MINING DISTRICT188110339
      1    CAMPBELL H C  188110339
      1    LITTLE NELL  188110339
      1    LIVINGSTON A P  188110339
      1    NEW MEXICO BONITO & WHITE OAKS  188110339
      1    SPIEGELBERG L  188110339
  • Results for your Search by Grantor: HUDGENS W H
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    TypeGranteeRecBookPage#FiledGrantorInstrumentDescriptionDoc#
    QCDLEER J T1B604118810629HUDGENS W H18810421 188110604
    QCDWHITE OAKS MILLING &1C409118811226HUDGENS W H18811121 188110409
     TrackUnitBlockLotParcelLAND OUTSIDEWHITE OAKS O P    188110409
    QCDWHITE OAKS IMPROVEMENT COMPANY1D522218830806HUDGENS W H18830324 188310522

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1880 White Oaks census 
 
Already on site but need to add he was there in 1880 
 
He owned a saloon 
 
His bartender was John Wood 
 
William Hudgins