1925 - 2002 (77 years) Submit Photo / Document
Has 2 ancestors but no descendants in this family tree.
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Name |
Josephine Ruth Hudson |
Birth |
6 Feb 1925 |
Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada |
Gender |
Female |
Initiatory (LDS) |
9 Jun 1965 |
ALBER |
FamilySearch ID |
KW8N-STL |
Death |
19 Aug 2002 |
Raymond, Warner, Alberta, Canada |
Burial |
22 Aug 2002 |
Raymond, Warner, Alberta, Canada |
Person ID |
I21219 |
mytree |
Last Modified |
25 Feb 2024 |
Father |
Andrew James Jefferson Hudson, b. 8 Nov 1873, Tooele, Tooele, Utah, United States d. 24 Dec 1911, Magrath, Cardston, Alberta, Canada (Age 38 years) |
Mother |
Sarah Emily Coleman, b. 19 Mar 1874, North Ogden, Weber, Utah, United States d. 11 Nov 1961, Raymond, Warner, Alberta, Canada (Age 87 years) |
Marriage |
17 Nov 1897 |
Smoot, Lincoln, Wyoming, United States |
Family ID |
F3617 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family |
Leonard Webb Kesler, b. 28 Sep 1922, Lethbridge, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada d. 27 Jan 2002, Lethbridge, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada (Age 79 years) |
Marriage |
12 Feb 1943 |
Magrath, Cardston, Alberta, Canada |
Family ID |
F10151 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Last Modified |
21 Nov 2024 |
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Event Map |
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| Birth - 6 Feb 1925 - Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada |
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| Marriage - 12 Feb 1943 - Magrath, Cardston, Alberta, Canada |
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| Initiatory (LDS) - 9 Jun 1965 - ALBER |
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| Death - 19 Aug 2002 - Raymond, Warner, Alberta, Canada |
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| Burial - 22 Aug 2002 - Raymond, Warner, Alberta, Canada |
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Notes |
- From a Facebook post by Glen Hudson :
Here is part of an oral history dictated by my great-aunt Ruth Hudson Ke s ler. Ruth is the youngest daughter of my great-grandparents, Andrew J . Hu dson and Sarah Emily Coleman. Ruth Kesler was adopted by Emily Colem an ab out 1926. Emily was a widow at that time:
"We lived on a house … south of the Magrath trading company .
My grandmother Coleman was from Cardiff, Wales and had 12 children. [I n h er later years, she lived with my mother]. I used to sit by [my grand ma's ] knee hour after hour listening to her sing. She used to sing “O M y Fath er” in Welsh. I sat by her knee for hours learning just two or thr ee line s. My grandma taught me to count to 10 in Welsh .
I remember one day that my mom went to Relief Society and she left me ho m e to tend my Grandma. And for some reason, the kids were out of schoo l an d they had a great big huge hill to go sleigh-riding on. And I didn’ t hav e a sleigh so I used to go on a cardboard box. And it was lots of f un. Wo re the bottom out of one and go get another and away we’d go again . Thi s day that Mom had gone to Relief Society, I looked out and all th e kid s were sleigh riding and they were having so much fun.
So I decided, ‘why not dress my Grandma up and take her? As long as I di d n’t leave her alone, well, it wouldn’t hurt. ’
So I dressed her up in her galoshes and her coat with a fur collar and h e r hat and gloves. She was all warm. I went across the hill with her. S h e was only 87. I borrowed a sleigh and I put her in front of me. And aw a y we went down that hill, a long ways we did go. And then I pulled he r ba ck up the hill. And away we’d go again. She just had so much fun.
So finally my mom came home and I wasn’t home and Grandma wasn’t there . A nd when she got out to look and there I was, over on the hill, pullin g Gr andma up the hill on the sleigh. And I want to tell you, my mother w asn’ t very happy. But my Grandma and I sure had fun. And I never did for get t hat, not ever.
If it hadn’t been for my mother taking me into this family, I would ha v e known about the gospel, I would have never known about salvation, o r ab out being sealed for time and eternity."
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