Bio of Thomas N. Huddleston, Jr. (b.1892), Wabasha Co., MN

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HUDDLESTON—

Thomas N. Huddleston, Jr., who is engaged in truck farming and poultry 
raising at Dumfries, Glasgow Township, was born in this locality May 13, 
1892, son of Thomas and Sarah (McIllreavie) Huddleston. His education 
was begun in District School No. 68, Glasgow Township, which he 
attended up until the age of 15, and was continued at the Southern 
Minnesota Normal School at Austin, Minn., he also taking a two-years’ 
preparatory course at Pillsbury Academy at Owatonna. In the two latter 
schools he studied music and became a fine violinist, subsequently 
playing four years in orchestras employed by the Strechfus Steamer Line 
on the Mississippi river. He also played with other musical organizations 
in various places. In 1914 Mr. Huddleston returned to Dumfries and 
engaged in his present business of truck farming and poultry raising, 
which he has found profitable. He owns a comfortable home in the 
village. On March 18, 1914, he was married to Otilia Creuzer, daughter 
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Creuzer of Wabasha City, where she was born 
June 11, 1891. One child has been born to them, Mary Dorothy, on 
January 2, 1920. Mr. Huddleston was reared a Presbyterian, but there 
being no church of that denomination at Dumfries, he affiliated with the 
Congregational church at Lake City. He is a member of Wapahasa Lodge 
No. 14, A. F. & A.  M., of Wabasha.

Note: This biography was taken from the book “History of Wabasha 
County” copyrighted in 1920.