Benjamin Newton Hudnall is the son of Napoleon Bonaparte "Bony" Hudnall and Cynthia Ann "Addie" Shamburger .
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Per the 1900 US Census, Benjamin Hudnall resided Justice Precinct 1, Smith County, Texas. {Enumerated 2 Jun 1900] Listed are:
-Rory N Hudnall, age 50, born Aug 1849 Texas
-Adie S Hudnall, age 46, born Jul 1853 Texas
-Ben N Hudnall, age 22, born Nov 1877 Texas, Son
-Burta B Hudnall, age 19, born Sep 1880 Texas, Daughter
-Auda Hudnall, age 17, born Sep 1882 Texas, Daughter
-Robert M Hudnall, age 16, born Mar 1884 Texas, Son
-Horace C Hudnall, age 16, born Mar 1884 Texas, Son
-Willie R Hudnall, age 12, born Aug 1887 Texas, Son
-Sallie Hudnall, age 12, born Mar 1888 Texas, Daughter
-Thomas J Hudnall, age 8, born Mar 1892 Texas, Son
-Maggie Hudnall, age 5, born Jul 1894 Texas, Daughter
In 1900, Benjamin's parents are listed as married 25 years. His mother is listed as having 10 children and 9 children living.
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On 29 May 1906, Benjamin married Elizabeth Leone "Lizzie" Dudley in Smith County, Texas.
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Per the 1910 US Census, Benjamin Napoleon and Elizabeth Hudnall resided Justice Precinct 1, Smith County, Texas. Listed are:
Ben N Hudnall, age 32, born Texas
Lizzie Hudnall, age 20, born Texas
Vestal Hudnall, age 3, born Texas, Son
Margaurite Hudnall, age 2, born Texas, Daughter
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World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
-Name: Benjamin Napoleon Hudnall
-Birth Date: 13 Nov 1877
-Age: 40
-Residence: Pittsburg, Camp County, Texas
-Occupation: Farmer
-Employer: Self
-Nearest Relative: Lizzie Hudnall
-Physical Build: Slender
-Height: Medium
-Hair Color: Black
-Eye Color: Brown
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Per the 1930 US Census, Benjamin Napoleon and Elizabeth Hudnall resided in Pittsburg, Camp County, Texas. Listed are:
-Benjamin N Hudnall, age 51, born Texas
-Elizabeth Hudnall, age 45, born Texas
-Vestal Hudnall, age 23, born Texas, Son
-Marie Hudnall, age 21, born Texas, Daughter
-Kane Hudnall, age 19, born Texas, Son
-Newton Hudnall, age 16, born Texas, Son
-Maurine Hudnall, age 13, born Texas, Daughter
-Robert Hudnall, age 10, born Texas, Son
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Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
-Name: Ben Napoleon Hudnall
-Gender: Male
-Birth Date: 13 Nov 1877
-Birth Place: Smith, Texas
-Father: Napoleon B Hudnall
-Mother: Mary A Shamburger
-Notes: Oct 1944: Name listed as BEN NAPOLEON HUDNALL
OBITUARY
Tyler Morning Telegraph, Tyler, Texas, Wednesday, 3 Aug 1949, Page 2
Ben Hudnall Funeral Today At Pittsburg
PITTSBURG, Aug. 2. Funeral services for Ben Hudnall, 72, a native of Smith County and pioneer East Texas rose grower, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Ellis Funeral Home here. Rev. Charles Lamb, pastor of the Pittsburg Methodist Church, will officiate.
Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery, Pittsburg. Pallbearers will be Ralph Smith, Harold Hess, Oscar Hughes, Doyle Hudnall, Billy Hudnall and Sid Duncan.
Hudnall, who had been a Pittsburg resident 36 years, died suddenly at his home here late Monday afternoon. He was born on a farm near Pine Springs, a son of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Hudnall.
He entered the nursery business as a young man after an apprenticeship of a few years each with the McKee Nurseries at Mount Selman and With Joseph W. Vestal and Son, prominent rose growers of Little Rock. He began growing roses as a specialty, and is credited with being the first to discover and introduce the present two year budded system of roses on understock in Smith County.
Hudnall moved to Pittsburg in 1912 where he continued growing roses until his retirement a few years ago. His wife preceded him in death.
Surviving are three sons, Vestal and Cone Hudnall of Pittsburg and Newton Hudnall of Clovis, N. M. ; two daughters, Mrs. Herbert Smith of Pittsburg and Miss Maurine Hudnall of New Boston; four brothers, Horace of Pittsburg, Will, Tom and Robert Hudnall of Tyler; two sisters, Mrs. J. H. McKinney of Arlington, Va., and Mrs. Margaret Crossman of Tyler.
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Per the 1900 US Census, Benjamin Hudnall resided Justice Precinct 1, Smith County, Texas. {Enumerated 2 Jun 1900] Listed are:
-Rory N Hudnall, age 50, born Aug 1849 Texas
-Adie S Hudnall, age 46, born Jul 1853 Texas
-Ben N Hudnall, age 22, born Nov 1877 Texas, Son
-Burta B Hudnall, age 19, born Sep 1880 Texas, Daughter
-Auda Hudnall, age 17, born Sep 1882 Texas, Daughter
-Robert M Hudnall, age 16, born Mar 1884 Texas, Son
-Horace C Hudnall, age 16, born Mar 1884 Texas, Son
-Willie R Hudnall, age 12, born Aug 1887 Texas, Son
-Sallie Hudnall, age 12, born Mar 1888 Texas, Daughter
-Thomas J Hudnall, age 8, born Mar 1892 Texas, Son
-Maggie Hudnall, age 5, born Jul 1894 Texas, Daughter
In 1900, Benjamin's parents are listed as married 25 years. His mother is listed as having 10 children and 9 children living.
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On 29 May 1906, Benjamin married Elizabeth Leone "Lizzie" Dudley in Smith County, Texas.
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Per the 1910 US Census, Benjamin Napoleon and Elizabeth Hudnall resided Justice Precinct 1, Smith County, Texas. Listed are:
Ben N Hudnall, age 32, born Texas
Lizzie Hudnall, age 20, born Texas
Vestal Hudnall, age 3, born Texas, Son
Margaurite Hudnall, age 2, born Texas, Daughter
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World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
-Name: Benjamin Napoleon Hudnall
-Birth Date: 13 Nov 1877
-Age: 40
-Residence: Pittsburg, Camp County, Texas
-Occupation: Farmer
-Employer: Self
-Nearest Relative: Lizzie Hudnall
-Physical Build: Slender
-Height: Medium
-Hair Color: Black
-Eye Color: Brown
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Per the 1930 US Census, Benjamin Napoleon and Elizabeth Hudnall resided in Pittsburg, Camp County, Texas. Listed are:
-Benjamin N Hudnall, age 51, born Texas
-Elizabeth Hudnall, age 45, born Texas
-Vestal Hudnall, age 23, born Texas, Son
-Marie Hudnall, age 21, born Texas, Daughter
-Kane Hudnall, age 19, born Texas, Son
-Newton Hudnall, age 16, born Texas, Son
-Maurine Hudnall, age 13, born Texas, Daughter
-Robert Hudnall, age 10, born Texas, Son
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Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
-Name: Ben Napoleon Hudnall
-Gender: Male
-Birth Date: 13 Nov 1877
-Birth Place: Smith, Texas
-Father: Napoleon B Hudnall
-Mother: Mary A Shamburger
-Notes: Oct 1944: Name listed as BEN NAPOLEON HUDNALL
OBITUARY
Tyler Morning Telegraph, Tyler, Texas, Wednesday, 3 Aug 1949, Page 2
Ben Hudnall Funeral Today At Pittsburg
PITTSBURG, Aug. 2. Funeral services for Ben Hudnall, 72, a native of Smith County and pioneer East Texas rose grower, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Ellis Funeral Home here. Rev. Charles Lamb, pastor of the Pittsburg Methodist Church, will officiate.
Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery, Pittsburg. Pallbearers will be Ralph Smith, Harold Hess, Oscar Hughes, Doyle Hudnall, Billy Hudnall and Sid Duncan.
Hudnall, who had been a Pittsburg resident 36 years, died suddenly at his home here late Monday afternoon. He was born on a farm near Pine Springs, a son of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Hudnall.
He entered the nursery business as a young man after an apprenticeship of a few years each with the McKee Nurseries at Mount Selman and With Joseph W. Vestal and Son, prominent rose growers of Little Rock. He began growing roses as a specialty, and is credited with being the first to discover and introduce the present two year budded system of roses on understock in Smith County.
Hudnall moved to Pittsburg in 1912 where he continued growing roses until his retirement a few years ago. His wife preceded him in death.
Surviving are three sons, Vestal and Cone Hudnall of Pittsburg and Newton Hudnall of Clovis, N. M. ; two daughters, Mrs. Herbert Smith of Pittsburg and Miss Maurine Hudnall of New Boston; four brothers, Horace of Pittsburg, Will, Tom and Robert Hudnall of Tyler; two sisters, Mrs. J. H. McKinney of Arlington, Va., and Mrs. Margaret Crossman of Tyler.
Benjamin Newton Hudnall is the son of Napoleon Bonaparte "Bony" Hudnall and Cynthia Ann "Addie" Shamburger .
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Per the 1900 US Census, Benjamin Hudnall resided Justice Precinct 1, Smith County, Texas. {Enumerated 2 Jun 1900] Listed are:
-Rory N Hudnall, age 50, born Aug 1849 Texas
-Adie S Hudnall, age 46, born Jul 1853 Texas
-Ben N Hudnall, age 22, born Nov 1877 Texas, Son
-Burta B Hudnall, age 19, born Sep 1880 Texas, Daughter
-Auda Hudnall, age 17, born Sep 1882 Texas, Daughter
-Robert M Hudnall, age 16, born Mar 1884 Texas, Son
-Horace C Hudnall, age 16, born Mar 1884 Texas, Son
-Willie R Hudnall, age 12, born Aug 1887 Texas, Son
-Sallie Hudnall, age 12, born Mar 1888 Texas, Daughter
-Thomas J Hudnall, age 8, born Mar 1892 Texas, Son
-Maggie Hudnall, age 5, born Jul 1894 Texas, Daughter
In 1900, Benjamin's parents are listed as married 25 years. His mother is listed as having 10 children and 9 children living.
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On 29 May 1906, Benjamin married Elizabeth Leone "Lizzie" Dudley in Smith County, Texas.
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Per the 1910 US Census, Benjamin Napoleon and Elizabeth Hudnall resided Justice Precinct 1, Smith County, Texas. Listed are:
Ben N Hudnall, age 32, born Texas
Lizzie Hudnall, age 20, born Texas
Vestal Hudnall, age 3, born Texas, Son
Margaurite Hudnall, age 2, born Texas, Daughter
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World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
-Name: Benjamin Napoleon Hudnall
-Birth Date: 13 Nov 1877
-Age: 40
-Residence: Pittsburg, Camp County, Texas
-Occupation: Farmer
-Employer: Self
-Nearest Relative: Lizzie Hudnall
-Physical Build: Slender
-Height: Medium
-Hair Color: Black
-Eye Color: Brown
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Per the 1930 US Census, Benjamin Napoleon and Elizabeth Hudnall resided in Pittsburg, Camp County, Texas. Listed are:
-Benjamin N Hudnall, age 51, born Texas
-Elizabeth Hudnall, age 45, born Texas
-Vestal Hudnall, age 23, born Texas, Son
-Marie Hudnall, age 21, born Texas, Daughter
-Kane Hudnall, age 19, born Texas, Son
-Newton Hudnall, age 16, born Texas, Son
-Maurine Hudnall, age 13, born Texas, Daughter
-Robert Hudnall, age 10, born Texas, Son
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Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
-Name: Ben Napoleon Hudnall
-Gender: Male
-Birth Date: 13 Nov 1877
-Birth Place: Smith, Texas
-Father: Napoleon B Hudnall
-Mother: Mary A Shamburger
-Notes: Oct 1944: Name listed as BEN NAPOLEON HUDNALL
OBITUARY
Tyler Morning Telegraph, Tyler, Texas, Wednesday, 3 Aug 1949, Page 2
Ben Hudnall Funeral Today At Pittsburg
PITTSBURG, Aug. 2. Funeral services for Ben Hudnall, 72, a native of Smith County and pioneer East Texas rose grower, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Ellis Funeral Home here. Rev. Charles Lamb, pastor of the Pittsburg Methodist Church, will officiate.
Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery, Pittsburg. Pallbearers will be Ralph Smith, Harold Hess, Oscar Hughes, Doyle Hudnall, Billy Hudnall and Sid Duncan.
Hudnall, who had been a Pittsburg resident 36 years, died suddenly at his home here late Monday afternoon. He was born on a farm near Pine Springs, a son of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Hudnall.
He entered the nursery business as a young man after an apprenticeship of a few years each with the McKee Nurseries at Mount Selman and With Joseph W. Vestal and Son, prominent rose growers of Little Rock. He began growing roses as a specialty, and is credited with being the first to discover and introduce the present two year budded system of roses on understock in Smith County.
Hudnall moved to Pittsburg in 1912 where he continued growing roses until his retirement a few years ago. His wife preceded him in death.
Surviving are three sons, Vestal and Cone Hudnall of Pittsburg and Newton Hudnall of Clovis, N. M. ; two daughters, Mrs. Herbert Smith of Pittsburg and Miss Maurine Hudnall of New Boston; four brothers, Horace of Pittsburg, Will, Tom and Robert Hudnall of Tyler; two sisters, Mrs. J. H. McKinney of Arlington, Va., and Mrs. Margaret Crossman of Tyler.
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Per the 1900 US Census, Benjamin Hudnall resided Justice Precinct 1, Smith County, Texas. {Enumerated 2 Jun 1900] Listed are:
-Rory N Hudnall, age 50, born Aug 1849 Texas
-Adie S Hudnall, age 46, born Jul 1853 Texas
-Ben N Hudnall, age 22, born Nov 1877 Texas, Son
-Burta B Hudnall, age 19, born Sep 1880 Texas, Daughter
-Auda Hudnall, age 17, born Sep 1882 Texas, Daughter
-Robert M Hudnall, age 16, born Mar 1884 Texas, Son
-Horace C Hudnall, age 16, born Mar 1884 Texas, Son
-Willie R Hudnall, age 12, born Aug 1887 Texas, Son
-Sallie Hudnall, age 12, born Mar 1888 Texas, Daughter
-Thomas J Hudnall, age 8, born Mar 1892 Texas, Son
-Maggie Hudnall, age 5, born Jul 1894 Texas, Daughter
In 1900, Benjamin's parents are listed as married 25 years. His mother is listed as having 10 children and 9 children living.
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On 29 May 1906, Benjamin married Elizabeth Leone "Lizzie" Dudley in Smith County, Texas.
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Per the 1910 US Census, Benjamin Napoleon and Elizabeth Hudnall resided Justice Precinct 1, Smith County, Texas. Listed are:
Ben N Hudnall, age 32, born Texas
Lizzie Hudnall, age 20, born Texas
Vestal Hudnall, age 3, born Texas, Son
Margaurite Hudnall, age 2, born Texas, Daughter
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World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
-Name: Benjamin Napoleon Hudnall
-Birth Date: 13 Nov 1877
-Age: 40
-Residence: Pittsburg, Camp County, Texas
-Occupation: Farmer
-Employer: Self
-Nearest Relative: Lizzie Hudnall
-Physical Build: Slender
-Height: Medium
-Hair Color: Black
-Eye Color: Brown
_________________________________________________
Per the 1930 US Census, Benjamin Napoleon and Elizabeth Hudnall resided in Pittsburg, Camp County, Texas. Listed are:
-Benjamin N Hudnall, age 51, born Texas
-Elizabeth Hudnall, age 45, born Texas
-Vestal Hudnall, age 23, born Texas, Son
-Marie Hudnall, age 21, born Texas, Daughter
-Kane Hudnall, age 19, born Texas, Son
-Newton Hudnall, age 16, born Texas, Son
-Maurine Hudnall, age 13, born Texas, Daughter
-Robert Hudnall, age 10, born Texas, Son
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Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
-Name: Ben Napoleon Hudnall
-Gender: Male
-Birth Date: 13 Nov 1877
-Birth Place: Smith, Texas
-Father: Napoleon B Hudnall
-Mother: Mary A Shamburger
-Notes: Oct 1944: Name listed as BEN NAPOLEON HUDNALL
OBITUARY
Tyler Morning Telegraph, Tyler, Texas, Wednesday, 3 Aug 1949, Page 2
Ben Hudnall Funeral Today At Pittsburg
PITTSBURG, Aug. 2. Funeral services for Ben Hudnall, 72, a native of Smith County and pioneer East Texas rose grower, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Ellis Funeral Home here. Rev. Charles Lamb, pastor of the Pittsburg Methodist Church, will officiate.
Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery, Pittsburg. Pallbearers will be Ralph Smith, Harold Hess, Oscar Hughes, Doyle Hudnall, Billy Hudnall and Sid Duncan.
Hudnall, who had been a Pittsburg resident 36 years, died suddenly at his home here late Monday afternoon. He was born on a farm near Pine Springs, a son of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Hudnall.
He entered the nursery business as a young man after an apprenticeship of a few years each with the McKee Nurseries at Mount Selman and With Joseph W. Vestal and Son, prominent rose growers of Little Rock. He began growing roses as a specialty, and is credited with being the first to discover and introduce the present two year budded system of roses on understock in Smith County.
Hudnall moved to Pittsburg in 1912 where he continued growing roses until his retirement a few years ago. His wife preceded him in death.
Surviving are three sons, Vestal and Cone Hudnall of Pittsburg and Newton Hudnall of Clovis, N. M. ; two daughters, Mrs. Herbert Smith of Pittsburg and Miss Maurine Hudnall of New Boston; four brothers, Horace of Pittsburg, Will, Tom and Robert Hudnall of Tyler; two sisters, Mrs. J. H. McKinney of Arlington, Va., and Mrs. Margaret Crossman of Tyler.
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