Sarah Hudson-Pierce
| Sarah Rachel Hudson-Pierce | |
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Sarah Hudson-Pierce (2011)
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February 22, 1948 Sulphur Springs Benton County Arkansas, USA |
| Residence |
 ShreveportCaddo Parish, Louisiana |
| Alma mater | Harding University |
| Occupation | Book publisher, author, journalist |
| Spouse(s) | Charles Edwin Pierce (married 1967-deceased 2016) |
| Children |
Robin Lynette Pierce |
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Her difficult childhood strengthened her for the challenges of future success as an author and publisher.
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Robin Lynette Pierce
Perry Loyce Pierce
Sarah Rachel Hudson-Pierce (born February 22, 1948) is an author of inspirational books, a publisher, a journalist, and a former cable television host in Shreveport, the seat of Caddo Parish and the largest city in North Louisiana.
She was born to Roy Earnest Hudson (1895–1958) and the former Marcella May Morris (1906–1986) near Sulphur Springs, a small community in Benton County in far northwestern Arkansas near the Missouri border. Her girlhood home, still in existence, was a house constructed in the 1840s. genealogy
Sarah's mother, Marcella, was born in an underground American Indian sod dwelling near tiny Fairvalley in Woods County in north central Oklahoma. Marcella's grandparents, William Henry Morris (1833-1901) and the former Mary J. Barter (born 1838), had been among the pioneers who staked out 160 acres (0.65 km2) in the Oklahoma Land Rush. W. H. Morris was born in Monmouth County, New Jersey. Prior to the American Civil War, he came to Linn County Iowa, where in 1855, he married the 16-year-old Mary Barter. He then attended medical school in Keokuk, Iowa, having completed his instruction in 1864. The couple later moved to Oklahoma; three years after his death, Mary B. Morris was still living in Alva in Woods County.
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