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Joseph Hudler

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Joseph Hudler (no children)
David Hudler
Henry Hudler

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Joseph Hudler Timeline

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CRAVEN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
8 Feb 1757/8	Joseph Hudler acquires [?] acres from Stephen Calvert, planter, for £16:10. Land contained [?] acres on the north side and west side of Jumping Run at … in Edward Cumenses line … George Mallard and William Nelson, witnesses.
10 Feb 1758/9	John Hudler, planter, acquires 600 acres on the north side of Trent River beginning at a dogwood near George Carnegee’s line …, from Zenas Parker, near Joseph Hudler, for £15. Samuel Calvert and John Parker witnesses.
JONES COUNTY FORMED OF CRAVEN COUNTY
	Joseph and his son, Joseph, were privates during the Revolution. They each served 36 months. His son Joseph died during the war.
27 Oct 1779	Joseph acquires 100 acres adjoining Henry Smith, John Colvert’s and Daniel Mallard’s lines and place called the Alligator Hole.
3 Feb 1780	Joseph acquires 300 acres on the north side of Trent [River] in the fork of Musselshell joining Edward Cummins and Elizabeth Clifton and John Kornegay and Benjamin Brockett.
5 Jan 1781	Joseph, planter, sells 100 acres to Aaron Lambert, blacksmith, for £80,000. Land adjoining Henry Smith and Daniel Mallard, and land Hudler bought of Isaac Mackee commonly called Alligator Hole on the west side of Jumping Run.
20 Jun 1783	Joseph, planter, sells 25 acres to Aaron Lambert, blacksmith, for £50. Land on the north side of Trent River, the west side of Jumping Run at Henry Smith’s line and Daniel Mallard’s line.
9 Mar 1784	Joseph Hudler, Sr., received a Revolutionary War bounty grant for 278 acres in Tennessee. In 1820, he received and additional 366 acres which were immediately assigned by David Hudler to Calvin Jones.
1787	Joseph sells 2 cows and calves, a heifer, mare and colt, and all the rest of his personal estate to John Mallard and David Hudler for £28 sterling.
1790	Joseph Hudley [sic] is listed just one name away from John Hudler.
16 Feb 1792	Joseph and Mary Hudler, and Henry and Rachel Hudler, sell 120 acres which was originally patented to John Tracy on the north side of Trent River and in the fork of Musselshell at John Andrew’ and Kornegay’s lines, for £80.