The Strudwick surname

In the chronology 24 people

The people of this surname named in the county’s dated events, as the names index lists them. Each printed name is its own heading; names that may be one person are not merged.

• Strudwick, Clem 2 entries, 1929–1932
  • 1929–1933: Amateur theatre outside the Playmakers, 1929–1933
  • late January 1932: Hillsboro residents launch a play-producing group in Clem Strudwick's studio
• Strudwick, Clement 3 entries, 1918–1932
  • 1918–1932: The Graham Memorial, 1918–1932
  • April 23 to May 3, 1931: The North Carolina Association of Professional Artists holds its first exhibition, in the music building
  • January 29, 1932: Graham Memorial is dedicated as the student union
• Strudwick, Clement Read 3 entries, 1902–1958
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• Strudwick, Edmund 45 entries, 1802–1987
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• Strudwick, Edmund 3 entries, 1872–1888
  • 1872: The Turner family goes bankrupt and its North Churton Street estate is sold at auction
  • by August 1887: Edmund Strudwick of Norfolk buys the Turner house on North Churton Street for his mother and sisters
  • by June 21, 1888: A Durham builder begins a new house for Edmund Strudwick of Norfolk on the old Turner lot
• Strudwick, Edmund 4 entries, 1953–1964
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• Strudwick, Edmund, Jr. 1 entry, 1857
  • November 14, 1857: Hillsborough boys organize the Junior Orange Guards
• Strudwick, F. 1 entry, 1871
  • November 23, 1871: The state House rejects a New Hanover petition to expel F. Strudwick and two other members
• Strudwick, Frederick N. 29 entries, 1851–1890
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• Strudwick, Robert 1 entry, 1830
  • about 1830: Dr. Edmund Strudwick builds a medical office on West King Street
• Strudwick, Robert C. 1 entry, 1882
  • November 7, 1882: Orange and Durham send Democrat R. C. Strudwick and Liberal J. A. Cheek to the House
• Strudwick, Mrs. S. 2 entries, 1918–1957
  • May 11, 1918: Mrs. J. Cheshire Webb is named the Orange County Red Cross's director of woman's work
  • May 19, 1957: Hillsboro Presbyterians vote to sell their manse and buy a Union Street lot for a new one
• Strudwick, S. 4 entries, 1929–1948
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  • by August 23, 1929: Orange County commissioners name a committee to put a marker to Dr. Edmund Strudwick on the courthouse square
  • March 1, 1946: Cora L. Lynch takes charge of the Hillsboro post office
  • September 1, 1948: Tom Bivins becomes postmaster at Hillsboro
  • by July 8, 1948: President Truman appoints Tom Bivins postmaster of Hillsboro
• Strudwick, Samuel 11 entries, 1754–1788
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• Strudwick, Samuel 3 entries, 1793–1818
  • 1793–1828: The county court tries enslaved defendants, 1793–1828
  • August 28, 1818: The county pays the coroner for the inquest on Bella, held by Samuel Strudwick
  • May Term 1818: The court binds Samuel Strudwick over to the Superior Court for the death of an enslaved woman he whipped
• Strudwick, Shepherd 1 entry, 1932
  • late January 1932: Hillsboro residents launch a play-producing group in Clem Strudwick's studio
• Strudwick, Shepperd 31 entries, 1900–1959
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• Strudwick, Shepperd 1 entry, 1904
  • 1904–1919: The Bellevue Manufacturing Company, 1904–1919
• Strudwick, Susan Read 1 entry, 1903
  • 1903 to about 1908: Shepperd Strudwick builds a Churton Street house designed by Ralph Adams Cram
• Strudwick, W. F. 1 entry, 1830
  • about 1830: Dr. Edmund Strudwick builds a medical office on West King Street
• Strudwick, W. W. 1 entry, 1886
  • by August 14, 1886: Sutton & Strudwick open a hardware store on King Street
• Strudwick, William 9 entries, 1784–1900
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  • 1784–1818: Naming the father: bastardy bonds and support awards in the county court, 1784–1818
  • August 1788: The court accepts James Taylor as security for William Strudwick's bond for a child
  • May 27, 1795: John Estes is appointed register of Orange County
  • between October 27 and November 7, 1855: Hillsborough forms the Orange Guards volunteer company
  • April 20, 1861: The Orange Guards leave Hillsborough for Fort Macon
  • January 1871: Disguised men calling themselves Red Birds whip four people near Hillsborough
  • November 29, 1879: Dr. Edmund Strudwick dies at Hillsborough after drinking atropia by mistake
  • 1899–1900: Smallpox and the county's first pest house, 1899–1900
  • February 15, 1900: Smallpox reaches Hillsborough and the postmaster's house is quarantined
• Strudwick, William F. 4 entries, 1790–1833
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  • 1790–1833: The Revill family and the county court, 1790–1833
  • 1801: Three daughters of Nelly Revill, a free woman of color, are bound to William F. Strudwick
  • 1811 to 1819: The Strudwick heirs' enslaved people are hired out under Dr. James Webb's guardianship
  • February 6, 1833: Commissioners open a subscription book for the Bank of North Carolina in Hillsborough
• Strudwick, William S. 1 entry, 1907
  • early July 1907: Dr. William Strudwick dies and Hillsborough closes its stores for his funeral

In books and archives 6 headings

Subject headings from the library catalogs Orange County Indexed gathers. A family heading collects genealogies and family papers; a person heading, the works about that person.

• Strudwick family family, 1 work
• Strudwick, Shepperd, 1868-1961 4 works
• Strudwick, Clement Read, 1900-1958 2 works
• Strudwick, Edmund, 1909-1973 2 works
• Strudwick, Mary Susan Burwell, 1832-1859 2 works
• Strudwick, Elizabeth Webb, 1812-1894 1 work

In the historical records 436 records

213 deeds, 18 records of enslaved people, 11 marriages, 181 court minutes and 13 wills and papers, oldest first. Every record that names someone of this surname, as the record spells it; choose a collection to narrow the list. Strudwick marriages in full · Search the name in every collection