George Alford Judson

George married Eva Armstrong on 11 Sep 1901. Eva died on 10 Sep 1959 in Salem, Marion, Oregon U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

George married Lillian Schmidt on 04 Nov 1960. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

First white boy born at Salem, Marion County, Oregon.

In January of 1844, Dr. Leslie married Adalia JUDSON Olley, a widow, and her brother's [Lewis H. Judson] two year old son Robert came to live with the Leslie family. Lewis Judson [son of Robert Judson] says of the boy's next five years, "He was well cared for and received the basis of an education in this fine Christian home. His principla textbook was the Bible. After a few years wit his father, he at his own request was returned to the Leslie's home where e was the nearest to a son that Davis Leslie ever had." Robert Jusons, the author of these quotations, was the father of Lewis Judson. - - Judson, Lewis. "David Leslie," Marion County History, Volume III, June 1957, pages 13-15.

Robert married Sarah Alice McBee on 01 Jan 1874. Sarah died on 30 Dec 1934. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

In Amenia, Dutchess County, New York, he learned his father's trade of
wood working, the manufacture of spinning wheels and other wooden articles.
At the age of eighteen he began teaching school. He taught in dutchess,
Delaware, and Otsego Counties. He met and married Elmira Roberts in Otsego
County, New York and there their three older children were born. On
October 9,1839 the Lewis Hubbell Judson family, his sister Adelia and her
husband James Olley with forty-five other members of the "Great
Reenforcement" to the Oregon Methodist Mission, left New York harbor in the
Barque, Lausanne, for Oregon. They landed at Fort Vancouver on the Columbia
River in the Oregon Country on the first day of June 1840.

Judson was known as a versatile, if blunt and stubborn man. Judson and his first wife, Almira Roberts, had four children. Two years after Almira's death, in 1846, he married Nancy Hawkins. Judson died in 1880. -- Bellinghausen, Frank. " Pioneer Cemetery, Nomination for Historic Registry." Salem Parks and Recreation Department, December 5, 1984.

Lewis Hubbell Judson died at the home of his son, Leonard,
Sec. 36 T.8 S.R. 4W., W. M. Marion County, Oregon

"Addendum to Chart of the Judson Family" by Richard L. French 1993 has death date of 1878.

Lewis married Elmira Roberts on 13 Aug 1831 in Otego, Ostego, New York U.S.A.. Elmira was born on 22 Jan 1811 in New York, USA; died on 10 Dec 1844. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Elmira Roberts met and married her husband Lewis Hubbel Judson in Otsego
County. Their three older children were born there. On October 9, 1839
the Lewis Hubbell Judson family left New York harbor in the Barque Lausanne
for Oregon. They landed at Fort Vancouver on the Columbia River in the
Oregon Country on the first day of June 1840.

Notes:

After the American Revolution, Nathaniel Judson, father, settled at
Newton Connecticut. Lewis Judson, following the occupation of his father
established his factory at Amenia Dutchess County, New York.

Lewis married Sally Hubbell on 07 Oct 1804. Sally died on 30 May 1824 in Amenia, Dutchess, New York U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]