Earl Cooper Johnson

Earl married Ivo Cloyce Williams-Regus about 1954. Ivo was born on 2 Jun 1924; died on 4 Jan 2003 in Eads, Shelby Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. (living) Johnson

Sidney married Frances Maude Hudgens about 1905. Frances (daughter of William Henry Hudgens and Emma Nelms) was born on 20 Oct 1890 in Memphis, Shelby Co, Tennessee; died on 1 Jan 1983 in Memphis, Shelby Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1880, Shelby Co, Tennessee
• Census: 1900, Shelby Co, Tennessee
• Census: 1910, Shelby Co, Tennessee
• Census: 1930, Shelby Co, Tennessee

Notes:

Census:
Devlan, Fannie E. (Hudgins) 35 farmer self, widow SC SC SC
Devlan, William son 10 going to school 1870 TN SC SC
Devlan, Thaddeus son 9 going to school 1871 TN SC SC
Devlan, John son 7 going to school 1873 TN SC SC
Devlan, Joe Belle dau 6 going to school 1874 TN SC SC
Devlan, Sallie dau 3 1877 TN SC SC
Hudgins, Annie sister 20 1860 TN SC SC

next door: Fannie's brother
Hudgins, W.H. (William Henry) 32 1849 farmer TN SC SC
Hudgins, Emma 23 1857 MS MS MS
Farrow 5 son 1875
Maggie 2 dau 1878
Sarah 2/12 Apr 1880
Hudgins, John B. brother 26 1854 single farmer TN

Census:
W H Hudgins 51 Nov 1848 m 25 yrs in 1874, TN SC SC
Emma Hudgins 45 May 1855 MS GA SC
Marion Hudgins 25 Nov 1875
Maggie Hudgins 21 Jul 1848
Anni Hudgins 20 Mar 1880
Sudie Hudgins 18 Sep 1882
Guy Hudgins 14 Jun 1885
Floy Hudgins 12 Nov 1887
Maude Hudgins 10 Oct 1889
Jim Hudgins 7 Jul 1892
Evie Hudgins 5 Mar 1895

brother John Bolt Hudgens next door
Hudgins J B Head Sep 1851 48 Married 16 years 1884 Tennessee South Carolina South Carolina
Hudgins Carrie Wife Feb 1862 38 Married 16 1884 Tennessee South Carolina Kentucky
Hudgins Ollie Daughter Jan 1885 14 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee
Hudgins Bertha Daughter Sep 1888 11 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee
Hudgins Willie Son Mar 1891 9 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee
Hudgins Grace Daughter Jan 1893 7 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee
Hudgins Tom Son Oct 1898 1 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee


Census:
William H Hudgens 62 1848 TN SC SCm 35 yrs dairy man
Emma Hudgens 55 1855 MS SC SC 9 births, 9 living
Jim Hudgens 17 1893 TN
Evybird Hudgens 14 1896 TN


Census:
W H Hudgens 81
Emma Hudgens 75
Jim Hudgens 37 son
Joe Hudgens 20 grandson

William married Emma Nelms in 1876 in Shelby Co, Tennessee. Emma was born on 23 May 1855 in Whitehaven, Shelby Co, Tennesse; died on 1 Aug 1944 in Whitehaven, Shelby Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

William H. and Isabella (Madden) Hudgens came from Laurens County, SC to Whitehaven, Tennessee, with Isabella's family and several other families by way of Holly Springs, Mississippi. The MADDENS settled near to the present day Memphis airport
way, about 3-5 miles northeast of William and Isabella's home. The Maddens had a family cemetery on their farm. With the airport expansion in the late 1950's the graves and tombstones disappeared.
William and Isabella purchased, through a Chickasaw Indian agent, 800 acres of land own by a Chickasaw Indian, believed to be either Luke Measles or Torn Tubby. Seven acres (along the state line) fell into Mississippi. They arrived and built their home between 1843-45. It was built at what is now 5326 Hudgens Road & vicinity, Memphis, Tennessee 38116.
- Jackie Vance (JackieVance@morgankeegan.com)

Died:
Died from the yellow fever epidemic of 1878.

William married Isabella Madden on 20 Jan 1842 in Laurens Co, South Carolina. Isabella (daughter of Albert Madden and Mary Jane Rodgers) was born about 1825 in Laurens Co, South Carolina; died about 1874 in Shelby Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

She was married to William HUDGENS Jr. on 20 Jan 1842 at the Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church in Laurens County, SC. William HUDGENS Jr. died about 1878 in Shelby Co., TN. and is buried in the Edmondson Cemetery, Whitehaven, DeSota County, Missiippi, on Stateline Road and I-55. He died in the Yellow Fever epidemic of 1878.
William H. and Isabella (Madden) Hudgens came from Laurens County, SC to Whitehaven, Tennessee, with Isabella's family and several other families by way of Holly Springs, Mississippi. The MADDENS settled near to the present day Memphis airpounway, about 3-5 miles northeast of William and Isabella's home. The Maddens had a family cemetery on their farm. With the airport expansion in the late 1950's the graves and tombstones disappeared.
William and Isabella purchased, through a Chickasaw Indian agent, 800 acres of land own by a Chickasaw Indian, believed to be either Luke Measles or Torn Tubby. Seven acres (along the state line) fell into Mississippi. They arrived and builheir home between 1843-45. It was built at what is now 5326 Hudgens Road & vicinity, Memphis, Tennessee 38116.

Notes:

Married:
married in Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church