Sarah gave birth to eight children, but one was stillborn and one lived just three years. So their household was six children; three girls and three boys. Joe was quiet and reserved; a hard-working, no-nonsense kind of man, while Sarah was a tower of strength in the home.
They had moved to Montague County in Texas in about 1901, farmed there until about 1914 when they abruptly moved back to their former homeland in Alabama. Life offered a lot of ups and downs, but they were firmly fixed in faith and determination. Sarah lived to age 80 and Joe to age 88. The families that began with them are many, and they are remembered with respect.
Sarah gave birth to eight children, but one was stillborn and one lived just three years. So their household was six children; three girls and three boys. Joe was quiet and reserved; a hard-working, no-nonsense kind of man, while Sarah was a tower of strength in the home.
They had moved to Montague County in Texas in about 1901, farmed there until about 1914 when they abruptly moved back to their former homeland in Alabama. Life offered a lot of ups and downs, but they were firmly fixed in faith and determination. Sarah lived to age 80 and Joe to age 88. The families that began with them are many, and they are remembered with respect.
Family Members
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PVT William Berry Huddleston Jr
1825–1861
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John Cimsey Huddleston
1826–1901
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Pvt David Franklin Huddleston
1826–1927
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Thomas Marion Huddleston Sr
1831–1906
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Louisa Catherine Huddleston Moore
1832–1919
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Sarah Anne Rebecca Huddleston Dalrymple
1840–1903
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Mary Frances Huddleston Moore
1840–1926
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James Ira Huddleston
1843–1923
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Jesse Newton "J.N." Huddleston
1843–1923
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