Manley O. Hudson - St. Peters, MO - Childhood Homes on Waymarking.com

County of home: St. Charles County
Location of home: National St. & 2nd St., Old Town, St. Peter
Marker on site erected by: St. Peters Historical Society.
Date marker erected: 1985
Born: May 19, 1886, Saint Peters, Missouri
Died: April 13, 1960, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Marker text:

A Distinguished American Born in this house, May 1, 1883, Manley O. Hudson began his education at the little school house across the street. After serving as professor of International Law at Harvard University, he was appointed the Hon. Council to the Hag by President Roosevelt in 1916. Manley's father was a physician, practiced here 1883 - 1893.

Historic marker of the "little school across the street", refer to "early Education in St. Peters'" WM3Q8X

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A 1924 photo of him as on sale by Amazon

Name of Famous Person: Manley Ottmer Hudson Physical Address: National St. & 2nd St., St. Peters What is this person famous for?: Occupation: Professor, International law jurist, Chairman of the International Law Commission Known for Work in public international law Website verifying legitimacy of site: [Web Link] Additional Website verifying Site legitimacy: [Web Link] Personal Experience: I visit old town a lot. I am a member of the American Legion Riders and a chapter meets at the legion hall down here. Other information about area: This are called "Old Town: is the original downtown of St. Peters, when all residents were Missourians and population was always 5,000 or under. Now only visited for a few old stores and the annual carnival held in the OLD park. As the marker states, the school house he attended is still there (photo in gallery).

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