Son of Abraham Dudney and Adarose Alpha 'Rosaltha' Hart
DOB listed as Dec 1865 on 1900 census as Alvin.
m1: Mary Everman, February 18, 1888.
ch inc:
-Arthur Edward Dudney 1888–1962
-Charles Franklin Dudney 1890–1956
Mary died when the boys were very young.
m2: Rosa Compton, March 2, 1896, Butler MO.
ch inc:
-Rosella Minnie Dudney 1897–1967
-Jesse Theodor Dudney 1903–1963
1870 Deepwater, Henry MO: DEDNEY Abraham/40, Rose Asha/34, William/10, ALVIN/5
1880 Walker, Henry MO: DUDNEY James A/15/nephew in home of HART A. C. /33 and
Arthur W/9.
1900 Mingo, Bates MO: DUDNEY Alorn/34, Rose/26, Arthur/11, Charles/8, Minnie/2; WILLIAMS Ella/13/niece. Rose has 1 of 1 children living.
Missouri Marriages, 1851-1900
Name Avie Dudney
Spouse Mary B. Everman
Marriage Date 26 Feb 1888, County Bates
Missouri, Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name J A Dudney
Marriage Date 12 Mar 1896, Marriage Place Butler, Bates, Missouri, USA
Spouse Rosa Compton
The Republican = Press, Butler, Bates County, MO, Friday, April 2, 1909 - Alvie Dudney Dead. Our community was greatly shocked by the sudden death of A.J. Dudney, who died of a heart failure Monday, March 15th. He with his son, Charley, had gone to the timber for wood about 10 o'clock, while laughing and talking he suddenly fell upon the ground, Charley hastened to him only to see him draw the last few breaths, He then hurried for help, the doctor was soon summoned, but the heart had ceased to beat, the spirit had taken its flight in the great beyond. The unexpected news was almost more than the grief stricken wife and children could bear - to think of him leaving home in his usual health and in a few hours brought home a corpse. He was born in Henry county, Mo., December 13, 1864, being at the age of 44 years, 3 months and 8 days. He was married to Mary Everman, February 18, 1888. A few years later his wife died, leaving two little sons, Arthur and Charley, who are grown now. On the 12th day of March, 1896, (at Butler) he was married to Rosa Compton. To this union were born two children, Minnie, a daughter of 11 years, and a little son, Jesse, of 5 years. He had been a member of the Baptist church for over twenty years and also a member of the Masonic order a number of years. Funeral services were conducted at the Christian church Tuesday afternoon by the Rev. J.A. Smith, of Dayton, his text was Hebrews 11:13-16. The remains was laid to rest in the Cove Creek cemetery by the Masonic order. - Urich Herald."
Note: Alvin's sister-in-law, Mattie Dudney (wife of William Dudney) is interred in nearby grave. His brother, Jesse, is buried in White Oak cemetery, Henry Co.)
Urich Herald-Montrose Tidings, Mingo News (Bates Co MO
--Misss Georgia Compton of Butler spent last week at the home of her sister, Mrs A.J. Dudney. Oct 7 1909
--Arthur and Charley Dudney returned home Saturday from Minot, ND., where they have been for the past two months. Oct 14 1909-
--On account of the inclement weather Monday the corn husking for Mrs, J. A. Dudney was postponed until another day in the near future. Dec 2, 1909
--Mrs. A. J. Dudney received a phone message last Friday announcing the death of her oldest brother Will Compton, who died with pneumonia fever at his home near Spruce.
Dec 23 1909
DOB listed as Dec 1865 on 1900 census as Alvin.
m1: Mary Everman, February 18, 1888.
ch inc:
-Arthur Edward Dudney 1888–1962
-Charles Franklin Dudney 1890–1956
Mary died when the boys were very young.
m2: Rosa Compton, March 2, 1896, Butler MO.
ch inc:
-Rosella Minnie Dudney 1897–1967
-Jesse Theodor Dudney 1903–1963
1870 Deepwater, Henry MO: DEDNEY Abraham/40, Rose Asha/34, William/10, ALVIN/5
1880 Walker, Henry MO: DUDNEY James A/15/nephew in home of HART A. C. /33 and
Arthur W/9.
1900 Mingo, Bates MO: DUDNEY Alorn/34, Rose/26, Arthur/11, Charles/8, Minnie/2; WILLIAMS Ella/13/niece. Rose has 1 of 1 children living.
Missouri Marriages, 1851-1900
Name Avie Dudney
Spouse Mary B. Everman
Marriage Date 26 Feb 1888, County Bates
Missouri, Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name J A Dudney
Marriage Date 12 Mar 1896, Marriage Place Butler, Bates, Missouri, USA
Spouse Rosa Compton
The Republican = Press, Butler, Bates County, MO, Friday, April 2, 1909 - Alvie Dudney Dead. Our community was greatly shocked by the sudden death of A.J. Dudney, who died of a heart failure Monday, March 15th. He with his son, Charley, had gone to the timber for wood about 10 o'clock, while laughing and talking he suddenly fell upon the ground, Charley hastened to him only to see him draw the last few breaths, He then hurried for help, the doctor was soon summoned, but the heart had ceased to beat, the spirit had taken its flight in the great beyond. The unexpected news was almost more than the grief stricken wife and children could bear - to think of him leaving home in his usual health and in a few hours brought home a corpse. He was born in Henry county, Mo., December 13, 1864, being at the age of 44 years, 3 months and 8 days. He was married to Mary Everman, February 18, 1888. A few years later his wife died, leaving two little sons, Arthur and Charley, who are grown now. On the 12th day of March, 1896, (at Butler) he was married to Rosa Compton. To this union were born two children, Minnie, a daughter of 11 years, and a little son, Jesse, of 5 years. He had been a member of the Baptist church for over twenty years and also a member of the Masonic order a number of years. Funeral services were conducted at the Christian church Tuesday afternoon by the Rev. J.A. Smith, of Dayton, his text was Hebrews 11:13-16. The remains was laid to rest in the Cove Creek cemetery by the Masonic order. - Urich Herald."
Note: Alvin's sister-in-law, Mattie Dudney (wife of William Dudney) is interred in nearby grave. His brother, Jesse, is buried in White Oak cemetery, Henry Co.)
Urich Herald-Montrose Tidings, Mingo News (Bates Co MO
--Misss Georgia Compton of Butler spent last week at the home of her sister, Mrs A.J. Dudney. Oct 7 1909
--Arthur and Charley Dudney returned home Saturday from Minot, ND., where they have been for the past two months. Oct 14 1909-
--On account of the inclement weather Monday the corn husking for Mrs, J. A. Dudney was postponed until another day in the near future. Dec 2, 1909
--Mrs. A. J. Dudney received a phone message last Friday announcing the death of her oldest brother Will Compton, who died with pneumonia fever at his home near Spruce.
Dec 23 1909
Son of Abraham Dudney and Adarose Alpha 'Rosaltha' Hart
DOB listed as Dec 1865 on 1900 census as Alvin.
m1: Mary Everman, February 18, 1888.
ch inc:
-Arthur Edward Dudney 1888–1962
-Charles Franklin Dudney 1890–1956
Mary died when the boys were very young.
m2: Rosa Compton, March 2, 1896, Butler MO.
ch inc:
-Rosella Minnie Dudney 1897–1967
-Jesse Theodor Dudney 1903–1963
1870 Deepwater, Henry MO: DEDNEY Abraham/40, Rose Asha/34, William/10, ALVIN/5
1880 Walker, Henry MO: DUDNEY James A/15/nephew in home of HART A. C. /33 and
Arthur W/9.
1900 Mingo, Bates MO: DUDNEY Alorn/34, Rose/26, Arthur/11, Charles/8, Minnie/2; WILLIAMS Ella/13/niece. Rose has 1 of 1 children living.
Missouri Marriages, 1851-1900
Name Avie Dudney
Spouse Mary B. Everman
Marriage Date 26 Feb 1888, County Bates
Missouri, Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name J A Dudney
Marriage Date 12 Mar 1896, Marriage Place Butler, Bates, Missouri, USA
Spouse Rosa Compton
The Republican = Press, Butler, Bates County, MO, Friday, April 2, 1909 - Alvie Dudney Dead. Our community was greatly shocked by the sudden death of A.J. Dudney, who died of a heart failure Monday, March 15th. He with his son, Charley, had gone to the timber for wood about 10 o'clock, while laughing and talking he suddenly fell upon the ground, Charley hastened to him only to see him draw the last few breaths, He then hurried for help, the doctor was soon summoned, but the heart had ceased to beat, the spirit had taken its flight in the great beyond. The unexpected news was almost more than the grief stricken wife and children could bear - to think of him leaving home in his usual health and in a few hours brought home a corpse. He was born in Henry county, Mo., December 13, 1864, being at the age of 44 years, 3 months and 8 days. He was married to Mary Everman, February 18, 1888. A few years later his wife died, leaving two little sons, Arthur and Charley, who are grown now. On the 12th day of March, 1896, (at Butler) he was married to Rosa Compton. To this union were born two children, Minnie, a daughter of 11 years, and a little son, Jesse, of 5 years. He had been a member of the Baptist church for over twenty years and also a member of the Masonic order a number of years. Funeral services were conducted at the Christian church Tuesday afternoon by the Rev. J.A. Smith, of Dayton, his text was Hebrews 11:13-16. The remains was laid to rest in the Cove Creek cemetery by the Masonic order. - Urich Herald."
Note: Alvin's sister-in-law, Mattie Dudney (wife of William Dudney) is interred in nearby grave. His brother, Jesse, is buried in White Oak cemetery, Henry Co.)
Urich Herald-Montrose Tidings, Mingo News (Bates Co MO
--Misss Georgia Compton of Butler spent last week at the home of her sister, Mrs A.J. Dudney. Oct 7 1909
--Arthur and Charley Dudney returned home Saturday from Minot, ND., where they have been for the past two months. Oct 14 1909-
--On account of the inclement weather Monday the corn husking for Mrs, J. A. Dudney was postponed until another day in the near future. Dec 2, 1909
--Mrs. A. J. Dudney received a phone message last Friday announcing the death of her oldest brother Will Compton, who died with pneumonia fever at his home near Spruce.
Dec 23 1909
DOB listed as Dec 1865 on 1900 census as Alvin.
m1: Mary Everman, February 18, 1888.
ch inc:
-Arthur Edward Dudney 1888–1962
-Charles Franklin Dudney 1890–1956
Mary died when the boys were very young.
m2: Rosa Compton, March 2, 1896, Butler MO.
ch inc:
-Rosella Minnie Dudney 1897–1967
-Jesse Theodor Dudney 1903–1963
1870 Deepwater, Henry MO: DEDNEY Abraham/40, Rose Asha/34, William/10, ALVIN/5
1880 Walker, Henry MO: DUDNEY James A/15/nephew in home of HART A. C. /33 and
Arthur W/9.
1900 Mingo, Bates MO: DUDNEY Alorn/34, Rose/26, Arthur/11, Charles/8, Minnie/2; WILLIAMS Ella/13/niece. Rose has 1 of 1 children living.
Missouri Marriages, 1851-1900
Name Avie Dudney
Spouse Mary B. Everman
Marriage Date 26 Feb 1888, County Bates
Missouri, Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name J A Dudney
Marriage Date 12 Mar 1896, Marriage Place Butler, Bates, Missouri, USA
Spouse Rosa Compton
The Republican = Press, Butler, Bates County, MO, Friday, April 2, 1909 - Alvie Dudney Dead. Our community was greatly shocked by the sudden death of A.J. Dudney, who died of a heart failure Monday, March 15th. He with his son, Charley, had gone to the timber for wood about 10 o'clock, while laughing and talking he suddenly fell upon the ground, Charley hastened to him only to see him draw the last few breaths, He then hurried for help, the doctor was soon summoned, but the heart had ceased to beat, the spirit had taken its flight in the great beyond. The unexpected news was almost more than the grief stricken wife and children could bear - to think of him leaving home in his usual health and in a few hours brought home a corpse. He was born in Henry county, Mo., December 13, 1864, being at the age of 44 years, 3 months and 8 days. He was married to Mary Everman, February 18, 1888. A few years later his wife died, leaving two little sons, Arthur and Charley, who are grown now. On the 12th day of March, 1896, (at Butler) he was married to Rosa Compton. To this union were born two children, Minnie, a daughter of 11 years, and a little son, Jesse, of 5 years. He had been a member of the Baptist church for over twenty years and also a member of the Masonic order a number of years. Funeral services were conducted at the Christian church Tuesday afternoon by the Rev. J.A. Smith, of Dayton, his text was Hebrews 11:13-16. The remains was laid to rest in the Cove Creek cemetery by the Masonic order. - Urich Herald."
Note: Alvin's sister-in-law, Mattie Dudney (wife of William Dudney) is interred in nearby grave. His brother, Jesse, is buried in White Oak cemetery, Henry Co.)
Urich Herald-Montrose Tidings, Mingo News (Bates Co MO
--Misss Georgia Compton of Butler spent last week at the home of her sister, Mrs A.J. Dudney. Oct 7 1909
--Arthur and Charley Dudney returned home Saturday from Minot, ND., where they have been for the past two months. Oct 14 1909-
--On account of the inclement weather Monday the corn husking for Mrs, J. A. Dudney was postponed until another day in the near future. Dec 2, 1909
--Mrs. A. J. Dudney received a phone message last Friday announcing the death of her oldest brother Will Compton, who died with pneumonia fever at his home near Spruce.
Dec 23 1909
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