Benjamin and Moody Hudson from History and Genealogical Register of the Town of Langdon, NH

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Source:  History and Genealogical Register of the Town of Langdon, Sullivan County, 
          New Hampshire by Frank Burnside Kingsbury
          Press of Right Printing Co., White River Junction, VT, 1932, page 498

1. BENJAMIN1 HUDSON (possible of Chesterfield) came to L. about 1815 and remained about four
years. In 1816-18 Mr. Hudson, Moody Hudson and Benjamin Elwell were jointly interested in a few 
acres of land in the village, bounded on Great Brook and the mill pond. 
-- From Cheshire R. of D.
     He m. Milly ____. He appears to have been emp. in the "fulling mill" which stood at or 
near the old Kingsbury grist mill, No. 143.
2. MOODY1 HUDSON (perhaps a son or bro. of Benjamin1), came into town, in 1815/16, and rem. 
1820; was interested in village property. He m. ---Keturah---. He was a "clothier" and ran a 
"fooling mill" on Great Brook.