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name: Stephen Hudson
gender: Male
baptism/christening date: 12 Jun 1825
baptism/christening place: ADDINGHAM,YORK,ENGLAND

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mother's name: Jane Hudson
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name: Stephen Hudson
gender: Male
baptism/christening date: 12 Jun 1825
baptism/christening place: ADDINGHAM,YORK,ENGLAND
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mother's name: Jane Hudson
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indexing project (batch) number: C00732-2
system origin: England-ODM
source film number: 919127

Is this the Stephen you were researching ?

Birth: 1825 - Yorkshire, England
Marriage: 25 Dec 1854
Death: 1900 - Knaresborough, Yorkshire, England
Spouse: Hannah Wheelhouse


1861- Knaresborough

Stephen Hudson - Ag laborer - Addingham, Yorkshire,
Hannah Hudson 25 - Kirby Malzean, Yorkshire
John William Hudson 4
James Henry Hudson 2
Christopher Thos Hudson 8 Months

That is right, Robert Hudson married Hannah Hardcastle December 1st 1836 at Kirk Hammberton York by Special Licence. He lived at Haughs Farm Knaresborough. What I have found out, I think Hannah died in Cambridge 1843. Robert married Ann Wing February 3rd. 1845 in Cambridge. I have quite abit of information regarding him.
Stephen Hudson 1825 born Addingham nr Knaresborough was my G G grandfather, as my grandmother always had Roberts Banns in a frame on the wall we were always told he was a relative, but I cannot connect to the family tree that I have, as before I can't take Stephen any further back than his mother as he was 1 of 4 illegitimate children. I t is very confusing so I hope you can understand what I am looking for, a connection between Robert and Stephen, I think they coluld have been cousins but cannot make the connection.
Many thanks Gillian :-)

groom's name: Robert Hudson
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bride's name: Hannah Hardcastle
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marriage date: 01 Dec 1836
marriage place: Kirk Hammerton,York,England
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indexing project (batch) number: M01268-1
system origin: England-ODM
source film number: 0207548, 0098535
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Is this the Robert you mean:-

1881 census transcription details for: Haughs Farm, Plompton

National Archive Reference:
RG number: RG11
Piece: 4325
Folio: 119
Page: 1
Reg. District: Knaresborough
Sub District: Knaresborough
Parish: Plompton
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Address: Haughs Farm, Plompton
County: Yorkshire (West riding)

Name Relation Condition Sex Age Birth Year Occupation , Disability Where Born

HUDSON, Robert Head Married M 66 1815 Farmer Of 128 Acres Employing 1 Laborer And 1 Boy<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Plompton, Yorkshire
HUDSON, Ann Wife Married F 67 1814 Farmer's Wife
Meldreth, Cambridgeshire
HUDSON, Robert Son Single M 33 1848 Farmer's Son
London, Surrey
HUDSON, Arthur James Son Single M 30 1851 Clerk
London, Middlesex
HUDSON, Susannah Daughter Single F 29 1852 Farmer's Daughter
London, Surrey
HUDSON, Matilda Daughter Single F 26 1855 Farmer's Daughter
Plompton, Yorkshire
MAWSON, William Servant Single M 16 1865 Farm Servant (Indoor)
Ripon, Yorkshire

Kath. x

I'm a bit confused. Was it Robert or Stephen who married Hannah Hardcastle and when was the marriage?

Kath. x

I have been looking for a connection for Robert Hudson,born at Plompton, Knaresborough. Yorkshire.1815. I thought he was connected with Stephen 1825 recently searched. My Grandmother always kept a copy of His Banns of Marriage to Hannah Hardcastle for their marriage at Kirk Hammerton. York, but I cannot find any connection with Stephen who would have been my g.g. Grandfather. Can any one find out what the family connection would have been. I should be greated appreciate if you can link then together.
Many thanks Gillian