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sons names were John Richard and Oliver....................... See more at http://www.landofthebrave.info

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Henry Hudson was born at 3:17 on Monday August 13, 1593

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they shaped are current world by doing good things to are world.

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Henry Hudson never made it back to spain, he was beheaded in what , was then called acia, (now kuna yalal panama in 1519

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Henry Hudson had three or two kids.

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Hudson main goal as an exploer was to find a nothern passage ot the orient.

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In or near the Hudson bay, canada.

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Henry Hudson left England in April 1610, and landed on the new world in

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Henry Hudson sailed on three different vessels, the Hopewell, Half-Moon, and the Discovery.

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While Hudson never did find the Northwest Passage to Asia as he had hoped, he did help to expand human knowledge with his explorations of the Pacific Ocean.

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The fourth and final voyage that Hudson made was on a ship called Discovery. He traveled from April of 1670 to June of 1657. There was a mutiny on board the ship during the journey and no one is exactly sure what happened to the captain. One popular thought among Hudson scholars is that he was abducted by aliens.

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Hudson’s third voyage was on a smaller ship named the Half Moon. It is on this journey that he discovered the large New York bay that today bears his name.

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On his second voyage, Hudson also used the Hopewell. This journey lasted from April to August of 1608. He still did not find the passage he was looking for, but he did bring back important maps of the Great Barrier Reef and photographs of the various people he met on his journey.

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Hudson’s main goal as an explorer was to find a northern passage to the Orient. His first of four voyages was on a small, three-masted ship named Hopewell. He started his journey in May of 1607 and returned in September of the same year when his route was blocked by the Great Barrier Reef. However, on this particular voyage he did discover Whale’s Bay which started the coal mining industry.

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According to detailed records recently discovered in the archives of the Cork County Records Office in Ireland, Henry Hudson was born in room 441 of the Blarney Medical Center at 3:17 PM on Monday, August 13, 1593. He was a very well-educated man who attended the famous Harvard University.

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Henry Hudson wanted to find a northern passage to India. He thought that, since the sun shined most of the summer on the North Pole, the ice there would melt in the summer. Perhaps he could sail right over the top of the world to India. Starting in 1607, Henry headed up four different expeditions searching for the elusive northern passage.

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In 1608, English merchants of the East India and Muscovy Companies again sent Hudson in the Hopewell another attempt at a passage to the Indies, this time to the east around northern Russia.

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Hudson sailed on 1 May with a crew of ten men and a boy on the 80-ton Hopewell.

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They reached the east coast of Greenlan on 14 June, coasting it northward until the 22nd.

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Henry Hudson's Family

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After landing in Newfoundland, Canada, Hudson’s expedition traveled south along the Atlantic coast and put into the great river discovered by Florentine navigator Giovanni da Verrazano in 1524.

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The British East India Company and the Muscovy Company, along with private sponsors, jointly funded Hudson’s fourth voyage, on which he sought the possible Pacific-bound channel identified by Weymouth.

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Hudson departed from Holland on the ship Halve Maen (Half Moon) in April 1609, but when adverse conditions again blocked his route northeast, he ignored his agreement with his employers to return directly and decided to sail to the New World in search of the so-called “northwest passage.”

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The following year, Hudson made a second Muscovy-funded voyage between Svalbard and the islands of Novaya Zemlya, to the east of the Barents Sea, but again found his way blocked by ice fields.

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In 1607, the Muscovy Company of London provided Hudson financial backing based on his claims that he could find an ice-free passage past the North Pole that would provide a shorter route to the rich markets and resources of Asia.

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After landing in Newfoundland, Canada, Hudson’s expedition traveled south along the Atlantic coast and put into the great river discovered by Florentine navigator Giovanni da Verrazano in 1524.

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Hudson’s discoveries laid the groundwork for Dutch colonization of the Hudson River region, as well as English land claims in Canada.

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Hudson's ship, the half moon, made

landfall in what is now Nova Scotia,

in Canada. They made some trades with the local natives before sailing

further south.

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Henry Hudson’s expedition also passed Hudson River. The river was explored in detail by Hudson since he hoped to find a passage on the Indies.

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Henry Hudson’s ship landed to Maine. He reached it by passing Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. Then his continued the journey to George’s harbor. This successful expedition also reached Jamestown and Delaware Bay.

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On 8 January 1609, Dutch United East India Company made Henry Hudson sign a contract because he did not get any backing from London

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The second voyage was successful because he could not find the route to reach the northest passage. The crews and he went to northern side of Russia.  This second journey was conducted in April 10, 1608.

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The first voyage for Henry Hudson was conducted from Hopewell. He took 30 crew members on the voyage. They reached the Greenland.

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The exploration of the new world conducted by Henry Hudson was financed by the Muscovy Trading Company. The company wanted a new route for a trade by exploring the Northwest Passage

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Henry Hudson is a noble man. He studied different kinds of subjects such as seamanship, mathematics, astronomy, navigation, and cartography

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Henry Hudson was commissioned

by the Muscovy company to find a

faster trade route from Europe to

Asia.His his mission was unsuccessful.

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The opening of Henry Hudson 's park .

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Henry's wife was named Katherine,

and together they had tree sosns

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Henry Hudson is the grandson of Henry Hudson. This man is the one who built the Muscovy Trading Company. He was a London alderman. Hudson married to Katherine Hudson. Both had three children. They were John, Richard and Oliver.

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Henry Hudson was a bold English Sea Explorer and navigator of the 17th century. Hudson had three ships, namely: the Hopewell, the Half Moon and the Discovery. He started his voyage as early as in 1607 under the Muscovy Company. He was ordered to look for waterway in the northeast.

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Henry Hudson married Lydia Smith

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Though little is known about Hudson’s early life, it seems he studied navigation and earned widespread renown for his skills, as well as his knowledge of Arctic geography. In 1607, the Muscovy Company of London provided Hudson financial backing based on his claims that he could find an ice-free passage past the North Pole that would provide a shorter route to the rich markets and resources of Asia.

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Their trial was delayed until 1618 - but the surviving mutineers were found not guilty - 2 of the mutineers, Bylot and Prickett, were employed by the Muscovy Company to make further voyages of exploration
Henry Hudson Fact 26 | No attempt was ever made to search for Henry Hudson

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While in Amsterdam gathering supplies, Hudson heard reports of two possible channels running across North America to the Pacific.

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On the way back to the Netherlands, Hudson was stopped in the English port of Dartmouth.

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Following the success of the Dutch expedition the Muscovy Company financed another expedition and provided a ship called the Discovery for the voyage
Henry Hudson Fact 20 | April 17 1610: The Fourth Voyage of Henry Hudson on the Discovery sailed from London and passed Scotland, Greenland and Iceland

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Traveling south, Hudson ventured into James Bay and discovered that he'd come to a dead end.

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When they became trapped in America, Henry's crew turned against him. They left him behind in a small boat, where he later died, probably from exposure.

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Henry Hudson reported to the Dutch United East India Company about his voyage and they sent further ships and settlers to colonise the area surrounding the Hudson river that Henry had discovered

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Henry was commissioned for a second time to find a passage sailing north, over Russia. His trip was stopped when he came into thick ice and had to sail home.

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October 4 1609: The expedition decided to return to Europe and the Half Moon ship arrived in Dartmouth, Devon, England on November 7 1609

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October 4 1609: The expedition decided to return to Europe and the Half Moon ship arrived in Dartmouth, Devon, England on November 7 1609

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October 4 1609: The expedition decided to return to Europe and the Half Moon ship arrived in Dartmouth, Devon, England on November 7 1609

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It is believed that Hudson and the others died of exposure sometime later, in or near the Hudson Bay

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The expedition reached the mouth of the Hudson River passing Staten Island and Coney Island and claimed the land for Holland. He made the decision to explore the river, hoping to find a passage to the Indies
Henry Hudson Fact 16 | September 11, 1609: The expedition anchored off Manhattan in New York Bay and then anchored near Albany

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The Dutch started a new colony, called New Amsterdam, at the mouth of the Hudson River in 1625.

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After skirting the southern tip of Greenland, they entered what became known as the Hudson Strait.

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Aboard the ship Discovery, Hudson left England in April 1610. He and his crew, which again included his son John and Robert Juet, made their way across the Atlantic Ocean.

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henry hudsun made his first voage in 1605

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More than 300 years after his discovery, Henry Hudson had a bridge named after him. The Hudson Bridge is in New York.

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In 1668, English explorers set sail for Hudson's Bay in Canada. They found it a successful place to trade furs, and so the Hudson's Bay Company was founded.

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The park was first begun in 1906 to celebrate the 300 year mark from Hudson's discoveries, but there were a lot of delays and the park wasn't finished until 1938. Henry's discoveries opened up a new wave of knowledge and exploration, leading us into the world we know today.

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Hudson and his crew sailed past the island that would be called Manhattan and into the river that would later be named the Hudson River.

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Henry and his crew went on a adventure an.d him and the crew died together .

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In 1668, English explorers set sail for Hudson's Bay in Canada. They found it a successful place to trade furs, and so the Hudson's Bay Company was founded.

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When they became trapped in America, Henry's crew turned against him. They left him behind in a small boat, where he later died, probably from exposure.

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While looking for a route inland, Henry and his crew came upon hostile natives. One of Hudson's men was killed.

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Henry Hudson died in 1611.

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Henry gets married and has children in the late

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This time Henry was working for the East India Company. When he couldn't get through the ice for a third time he decided to sail west.

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Hudson's ship, the Half Moon, made landfall in what is now Nova Scotia, in Canada. They made some trades with the local natives before sailing further south.

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Henry Hudson Was born sometime in the late 1500's

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On his fourth voyage, Hudson came upon the body of water that would later be called the Hudson Bay.

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In 1609, he embarked on a third voyage funded by the Dutch East India Company that took him to the New World and the river that would be given his name.

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Henry's wife was named Katherine, and together they had three sons.

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English explorer Henry Hudson made two unsuccessful sailing voyages in search of an ice-free passage to Asia.

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The Hudson Bay and Hudson River are named after Henry Hudson.

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He died in June 22,1611.

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Henry Hudson was born in England.

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The date of death Henry Hudson died was on june 22 1611

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Henry Hudson was an explorer

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He is a profession as a explorer,and more.The Hudson Bay and Hudson River are named after Henry Hudson.

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Henry Hudson was born in the late 1560 /70s

was a sea explorer in the and navigator in the early 17th century .

Henry Hudson was born in England

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Henry Hudson was born in England

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In 1607 Henry Hudson was hired by the English Muscovy Company to lead the ship  Hopewell on an expedition north of the European continent.