Ed Hudson person
also known as: Ed., Ed
Summary: Brother of Steve Hudson, armed with a gun during the incident, later arrested at the hospital and jailed.
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Claims (6)
arrested_for
involvement in shooting of A. L. McAfee
cited from The following statement is made by the… (1888),
as the Hudsons state, he replied that it was
none of their business. At this Steve states that
both drew at the same time and fired, Steve
was shot through the neck, and McAfee fell
dead from his horse, the ball passing through
his h…
shooting of McAfee
cited from The Hudson brothers were in the employ… (1888) · +1 moreThe Hudson brothers were in the employ
of S. T. Harkey, of this city and were in charge
of the NAN cattle and ranches. They were
on their way from this city to the ranch and
when on the west bank of the first ravine this
side of the Hal…
departed_for
southeast corner of reservation fence via Central— the 22d
cited from After the trial had been postponed at… (1888)After the trial had been postponed at
2 p.m., of the 22d, the Hudsons left Silver, fol-
lowing Judge Fielder and Mr. Ward, who were
in a buggy, to the southeast corner of the
reservation fence, going through Central to
where Judge Fielder and M…
owned
Winchester gun
cited from The following statement is made by the… (1888),
as the Hudsons state, he replied that it was
none of their business. At this Steve states that
both drew at the same time and fired, Steve
was shot through the neck, and McAfee fell
dead from his horse, the ball passing through
his h…
cited from After the trial had been postponed at… (1888)
After the trial had been postponed at
2 p.m., of the 22d, the Hudsons left Silver, fol-
lowing Judge Fielder and Mr. Ward, who were
in a buggy, to the southeast corner of the
reservation fence, going through Central to
where Judge Fielder and M…
worked_for
cited from The Hudson brothers were in the employ… (1888)
The Hudson brothers were in the employ
of S. T. Harkey, of this city and were in charge
of the NAN cattle and ranches. They were
on their way from this city to the ranch and
when on the west bank of the first ravine this
side of the Hal…
Sources (3)
After the trial had been postponed at…
1888 · newspaper · public-domain
The following statement is made by the… ↗
1888 · newspaper · public-domain · details
The Hudson brothers were in the employ…
1888 · newspaper · public-domain