Michael Hudson

1834–1891 (age 57)

Clergyman

Biography

Michael Hudson devoted himself to spiritual service, offering comfort and guidance to countless families as a clergyman.

He is remembered for his compassion and his willingness to tend to the needs of his flock, and he now rests at Maple Hill Cemetery.

Also buried at Maple Hill Cemetery

John Williams Walker
1783–1823 (age 40)
Maple Hill Cemetery
John Williams Walker was an American politician and territorial governor of Mississippi.
George Anderson Gordon
1830–1872 (age 42)
Maple Hill Cemetery
George Anderson Gordon lived from 1830 to 1872 and was buried at Maple Hill Cemetery.
Robert Dale Owen
1801–1877 (age 76)
Maple Hill Cemetery
Robert Dale Owen was a Scottish-born social reformer and politician who lived from 1801 to 1877.
Stuart Sherman
1881–1926 (age 45)
Maple Hill Cemetery
Stuart Sherman (1881-1926) was an Anita resident who lived 45 years.
Tommy Lewis
1931–2014 (age 83)
Maple Hill Cemetery
Tommy Lewis (1931–2014) of Greenville is buried at Maple Hill Cemetery.
LeRoy Pope Walker
1817–1884 (age 67)
Maple Hill Cemetery
LeRoy Pope Walker (1817-1884) was a Huntsville, Alabama resident and 19th-century figure.

Other notable clergymans

Samuel Kirkland
1741–1808 (age 67)
Hamilton College Cemetery
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Theodore Dehon
1776–1817 (age 41)
St. Michael's Churchyard
Theodore Dehon was a clergyman who lived from 1776 to 1817 and was buried at St. Michael's Churchyard.
John Holt Rice
1777–1831 (age 54)
Union Presbyterian Seminary Cemetery
John Holt Rice (1777-1831) was an individual connected to Union Presbyterian Seminary who lived to age 54.
Edward Raymond Ames
1806–1879 (age 73)
Green Mount Cemetery
Edward Raymond Ames was a Methodist bishop and clergyman from Ohio who led the church during the Civil War era.
Asahel Bacon
1764–1838 (age 74)
Grove Street Cemetery
Asahel Bacon was an American clergyman and religious leader from Connecticut.
James Freeman
1759–1835 (age 76)
East Parish Burying Ground
James Freeman (1759-1835) was a Charlestown, Massachusetts clergyman and early American Unitarian minister.