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Henry Hudson

Taken on July 6th, 1822 in Allerton and sourced from Newspaper - Sale of William Smith Property.

1822-Jul-06 Add from Leeds Mercury

This picture was taken on July 6th, 1822 in Allerton and sourced from Newspaper - Sale of William Smith Property.

Individual Picture Notes
- Hany and his daughter Jane acted as executors for William Smith

Henry was born in 1766 in Cartmell.¹

Birth Notes
- Aged 72 when died
  
  Henry was from Barber Green in the Parish of Cartmel (see marriage record), an area two miles south of Lake Windemere.

He died at the age of 72 in March 1838 in Bingley. His burial was on March 20th, 1838 at All Saints (Bingley).²

Death Notes
- Henry Hudson of Sand Beds aged 72 died in 1838
  
  Name:    Henry Hudson
  Gender:    Male
  Burial Date:    20 Mar 1838
  Burial Place:    Bingley, York, England
  FHL Film Number:    919131
  Reference ID:    p 195 item 1558
  Age: 72
  Abode: Sand Beds
  
  Another Henry Hudson married Mary Heaton at Hawarth (near Bingley) 18 Jan 1770, so the Henry Hudson buried there in 1823, aged 75 is another.

General Notes
- 14 Nov 1793, Henry Hudson aged 21 (or over) of Bamber Green, Cartmell, Lancaster, Husbandman and James Soul of Haversham, Inn Holder, licenced Henry Hudson (£200) to marry Jane Grimshaw of Crooklands, spinster.

Occupation Details
- From 1793 Henry's occupation was Husbandman in Cartmell.
  From 1813 his occupation was Farmer in agriculture. He died in 1838 while still employed there.
  - Occupation Notes
    - Farmer when daughter Jane Smith married Benjamin Seed (maybe at Sandbeds, near Crossflats)

Social & Emotional Relationships
- 1822-Jul-06 Add from Leeds Mercury
  
  Henry was a representative of William Smith.
  - Relationship Notes
    - Henry Hudson took over Henry's estate after he died: He was shown as the Father-in-Law of the probate.
      
      Lot 1. An excellent modern Stone Messuage, of four rooms on a floor, and suitable Cellars, with a Barn, Stable, Mistal, and other outbuildings adjoining, all now in the possession of Mrs. Smith and Mr. Henry Hudson.
      
      (And more... 6 Closes of land, 6 acres of woodland, stream, coal seam, 6 cottages, working quarry, etc).
  Henry was a relative of Jane Hudson.
  - Relationship Notes
    - Where Jane and Hanry brother & sister? Dont know!

Personal Timeline

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¹ Certificate - Marriage
² Individual - George Dyson