Born ‎09 Feb 1760 Pennsylvania, died ‎1846 Rush County, in‎, 85 or 86 years, buried ‎after. 1846 Shiloh Cemetery, Rush County, in
"Ann Hudelson was engaged to be married to William Hudelson, a resident of Pennsylvania, who after a service of seven years in the Revolutionary War, in which he lost an arm, returned to her, and they became man and wife. They were married in Pennsylvania in 1783. They removed to Nichols County, KY where they reared a family of eight children. "United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Pensions, Washington D.C. Refer to Revolutionary and 1812 War Section "I have to advise you from the papers in the Rev. War pension claim, R. 5323, it appears that Ann Hudelson applied for pension Nov. 16, 1839, while a resident of Ruch County, IN, aged 78 years, and alleged that her husband, William Hudelson, while residing in New Jersey, place not stated, served as a private and sergeant under Captains John Davis and Morgan, Colonels Sullivan, and Sylvan Seley, a part of the time in a company called the Jersey Blues, and was in many battles and at the surrender of Cornwallis. Her claim was not allowed, as she failed to furnish proof of his service. "It also appears in said claim that William Hudelson married Dec. 3, 1783 in Cumberland County, his cousin, Ann Hudelson, and that he died May 11, 1823." [Source: Fannie Hudelson Manuscript.]

Born ‎1766 Pennsylvania, died ‎1842‎, 75 or 76 years

Born ‎1770 Pennsylvania, died ‎22 Aug 1843 Rush County, in‎, 72 or 73 years, buried ‎after. 1843 Shiloh Cemetery, Rush County, in
History of Shiloh Church, part of as given to the Rush County Library for Records Shiloh United Presbyterian Church of Rush County, Indiana was organized Sept 16, 1832. (from pages 1, 2+) In the year of 1828 John Montgomery Hudelson, with Catherine (Irvin) his wife and their son John Miller Hudelson with his wife Matilda (Hinds) and another son William Hudelson with his wife Margaret, moved from Harrison County, Kentucky from the bounds of the Hinkson "Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church," to the Southern part of Henry County, Indiana. In 1829 another son James Hudelson with his wife Elizabeth (Vanderen) with their family, also John Johnson with his wife Jane Hudelson (a sister of of John Montgomery Hudelson) came from the same locality in Kentucky and settled near the former Hudelsons in northern Rush Co. Afterwards others came, Robert Irvin and Samuel (sons of John Montgomery Hudelson) Samuel Maze, Moses McIlvaine and Alex Hudelson (son of Wm. and Ann Hudelson) Then came James Hudelson (son of Wm and Ann Hudelson) with his wife Esther (Craig) and their family. This James Hudelson died soon after their arrival to Rush Co. and before the church was organized, so he was buried on the Hudelson farm which is now owned by Clarence Smiley, the location of his burial is at the northwest corner of the farm located on the east side of State Road 3 and 1200 north which is the Rush, Henry County line..... According to the old Session book on this date Sept 18, 1832, ordinance of Baptism was administered by Rev. Worth. Among the 10 infants baptized were Mary V. Hudelson born July 26, 1826 and John James Hudelson born Feb 12, 1828. Both were children of James and Elizabeth (Vanderen) Hudelson. Other infants were Elizabeth Johnson born 1825, Wm. Johnson born Aug 1830..... John Montgomery Hudelson donated the ground for the church and cemetery. The first building for worship was a log church....in 1853 another building was built across the road east of the cemetery....destroyed by fire in 1880 and in 1881 a new building...

Born ‎22 May 1775 Tuscarora Valley, Mifflin, Pa, died ‎19 Apr 1864 Princeton, Gibson, in‎, 88 years, buried ‎after. 19 Apr 1864 Warnock Cemetery, Princeton, Gibson, in. Occupation: ‎ Farmer;
"After their marriage, Alexander and Mary moved to Nicholas County, Kentucky, and later 1816 to Gibson County, Indiana, settling near Princeton. 'The Associate Reformed Church of Princeton was organized in the large barn on Alexander Hudelson's farm. He and his sons made the brick and built the Church in a beautiful grove near Princeton, and the building is still standing.' [Transcriber: The source of this quote is unknown..] He owned several hundred acres of land and as his sons grew to manhood, gave each eighty acres. He also assisted his daughters in a financial way when they married."-- Fanny Hudelson, The Hudelson Family, p. 103 "...Alexander, who was born near Lexington, Kentucky, and who came to Gibson county as early as 1813 or 1814, and securing a tract of wild land, proceeded to clear it and devote his talents to general farming and stock raising. He was quite successful in this and later retired, taking up his residence in Princeton, where he and his wife, who was Mary Crawford, both died. They were the parents of ten children, all of whom are dead; Samuel, the eldest, passed his life in Gibson county; James was a farmer and also a merchant and produce man at Patoka and was widely, known; John was a farmer in Montgomery township, Gibson county; Moses was also a farmer, whose later years were passed in Princeton, where he died: William was a farmer who went to Zenia, Illinois, and died there; Alexander was the father of the immediate subject of this ketch: Mary married the Reverend Samuel Baldrich, a minister of the Associate Reform church, and they made their home in different places; Jane became the wife of Payton Devin and they made their home just north of Princeton; Ann was the wife of Judge Eli Ely, who lived in Princeton, and Isabelle, who always remained at home and took care of her parents. Isabelle remained unmarried, She also took care of her niece, Mary Ely, the daughter of Ann Ely." Source: History of Gibson County, Indiana, Her People, Industries and Institutions, by Gil R. Stormont, Indianapolis, Indiana: B.F. Bowen & Co., Inc., 1914, p. 1031. Available online Heritage Quest. Varous spellings: Hudelson, Hudleston, Hudelston, Hudleson, Hadelston.... 1850 census Princeton, Gibson, IN: Alexander Hudelston, aged 75, farmer, real estate valued $4,800, bp PA; Mary aged 72, bp PA; Isabella aged 30, bp IN. 1860 census Princeton, Gibson, IN: Alex Huddleson, aged 85, gentleman, real estate valued $2,000, bp PA; Isabella aged 32, bp IN.