The USA 1880 Census for Arvonia, Osage, Kansas, has Jack Tudgay, single white male, born 1856, England (both parents born in England). Living in the household of Joseph G. Booth, a married farmer aged 44, who also had come from England
USA 1895 Census (Kansas State Historical society) -
J C Tudgay b 1855, male, England, white
B C Tudgay b 1856, female, Indiana, white
U B Tudgay b 1883, female, Kansas, white
W V Tudgay b 1883, male, Kansas, white
T B Tudgay b 1886, female, Kansas, white
Mary Tudgay b 1893, female, Kansas, white
USA 1930 Federal Census (Rootsweb extract)
Kansas, Rice, Galt Twp
Tudgay, John C., b 1854
Household
Manwarren, Ernest L., b 1896 - correct name Manwarring?
Manwarren, Florence, b. 1896
Kansas, Osage, Olivet Twp
Tudgay, Walter, b 1883
Household
Tudgay, Daisy, b 1883
Tudgay, John, b. 1908
Some information came from the records of headstones in
Osage County (Alpine) and Osage City Cemeteries web link
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Alpine Cemetery Osage County, Kansas
Headstones
Tudgay, one stone next to Carrie not legible
Isabel Tudgay, b 1853, d 1919
John C. Tudgay, b 1855, d 1935 T
Carrie Tudgay, d in 1889, 32 yrs, wife of John C.
Mary Tudgay, b 1893, d 1907
Osage City Cemetry
Tudgay, Daisy, b 1882, d 1968
Tudgay, John R, b 28 Dec 1907, d 12 Oct 1973
Tudgay, Walter, b 1883, d 1965
Also Osage County Marriage records at web link
Other records
Frances Yockey, 71, Osage City, died Monday, 11
Dec
2000, at
a Kansas City, Kan., hospital. Mrs. Yockey had been a real estate agent
in Ponca City, Okla., and an apartment manager in Oklahoma City. She
was born March 15, 1929, in Osage City, the daughter of Albert and Thressa
Belle Tudgay Groff. She lived in Oklahoma City for 10 years before
she moved to Osage City two years ago. Mrs. Yockey attended the United
Methodist Church in Melvern. She married Charles Ray Yockey on 4 Aug
1946, in Strong City. He died 22 Feb 1984.
Survivors include two sons, Larry Yockey, Melvern, and Garry Yockey,
Moore, Okla.; a brother, Charlie Groff, Gardner; a sister, Pearl Green,
Osage City; seven grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
web link
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