Budd - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Harmstead - Weaver

cweaver — 2012-04-21 14:06:04Z

Gail,
I am trying to find the connection between our two families.

In 1947, John S Harmstead (I believe 1912-1970), while living in Warren, Wyoming, mailed the original Weaver family Bible to the PA Genealogical Society. The Bible belonged to George's parents Henry Weaver and Anna Mary Nagle of Philadelphia.

John did not know how the Bible got to his parents, but suspected that the link may have been his grandmother Susan Kinsley, wife of Charles H. Harmstead.

Do you have any information on the connection between the Harmsteads and Weavers of Philadelphia?
Thanks for your help,
Carl Weaver

Alice Budd

sjn0159 — 2012-04-17 01:59:46Z

I'm looking for the parents of Alice Budd who was born in 1828 in New Jersey. I believe she may have been married to Cornelius Maguire. The had a daughter names Catherine Gertrude who married Edward Gerard Valentine in New Jersey.

Re: Budd family history

paul6460 — 2012-03-12 17:10:13Z

Hi Jeanette,

The only information I have is from the IGI - an Elizabeth Budd married a George Hay on 19 Jan 1841 at Paddington St James.

Hope this helps.

Paul

William & Clara Budd, Cardiff 1881

RoseSmuts — 2012-03-07 10:36:09Z

Looking for any information abut this family - especially about Alice Budd who married Harry Evans (Bristol) in 1895, and had a daughter Clara Jane Evans in 1896.

Re: wm budd family

pambudd66 — 2012-03-06 22:46:11Z

My side went from Pennsylvania to Delaware Co., Ohio.

Re: wm budd family

phylisspringer — 2012-03-03 20:28:01Z

Hi i am related to William Budd from Wayne co. Ohio he is my great great great grandfather. He was born in 1795 in Westmoreland, Pa & died in 1863 in wayne Co. Ohio. in 1824 he married jane Hassen and they had 8 sons and 2 daughters, i have been working on the Budd family and have been able to trace it back to England 1720. I am realeted to one of william & Jane son John Budd who is my great great grand father who married mary Lilley in Wayne Co and the moved to Edinburg Ohio. If u would would like more please contact me phyllis Budd Springer at phyllisspringer@yahoo.com

Edward Budd, wife Carrie Davis, from Pennsylvania, USA

ldeneroff1 — 2012-02-21 02:12:58Z

My friend, Karen Campbell, is researching her Budd ancestors. She is looking for Edward Budd, who married Carrie Davis, and they had a child, Carolyn Davis Budd, in January 1905, in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, USA. If you have any information you can share, please contact Karen at billkarenmax@frontier.com. Thank you.

Re: Ohio, Michigan, and Illinois Budds

melheinz — 2012-01-27 04:06:49Z

I am related to Nellie Frosig, who married Charles A Budd(1902-1973)both of Peoria, IL. His grt grdfather was the famous Lt Charles A Budd from the Battle of Plattsburg. I am stuck at the Lt in my line and am looking for their two sons Robert & William. Nellie was my Grandpas aunt on my fathers side and I need help finding my dad's family as well.

Re: Budd's in the Dakota's...

smrfarms — 2012-01-17 16:27:57Z

I HAVE INFORMATION ON THE Newton Budd family. Newton was a son of Joseph E. Budd. I would be very interested in any information you have on the Budd family and who your gr grandfather was. I have located the graves in Yankton of this family. Please respond and maybe we can exchange what information we have and work on this together.

Re: Real English (Portsmouth!) Budds

frank_furillo — 2012-01-08 14:42:07Z

Hi Peter!

I am descended from the John Budd who came from Chichester, and settled in New Haven in 1637, after coming over on the "Hector". He later founded Southold, and Rye New York. They say Rye was named for the Rye in England, where the family resided for some time.

I am planning a trip to England next year, and would love to find out all I can about the English Budd's. Any info would be greatly appreciated, and I will gladly share all I know.

Re: Budd Lineage from NY

frank_furillo — 2012-01-08 14:33:57Z

Have you found any answers since your post on the NY Budd's? Some New York Budd's ended up in New Jersey. Mount Olive Township. This was John Budd, who married Mary Prudence Strang. He was descended from the John Budd 1599-1670, who came to New Haven on the ship "Hector" around 1637. They came from Chichester, England. Their history goes back to the Doomsday Book, where a Lord Budd had his manor taken from him by William the Conqueror.

John Budd 1599-1670 actually built a house in 1649, that still stands today in Cutchogue, Long Island. A National landmark. He was a tailor, but also a furniture dealer. Very well off. This is proven just from the materials used to build the house. The white pine trees in the area, were designated to be used only for ship masts, but ended up as ceiling beams in "The Old House".

So if you have any questions about this Budd line, or others, I could help.

Re: Budd Lineage from NY

joan1212 — 2012-01-08 14:11:48Z

Sorry, I don't show a connection.

Re: Budd Lineage from NY

frank_furillo — 2012-01-08 14:09:24Z

Some of my Budd's settled in New Jersey. Morris County. Budd Lake is named after my John Budd who married Mary Prudence Strang. I believe they settled in Mount Olive Township. The current Flanders was their property.

Re: Budd Lineage from NY

joan1212 — 2012-01-08 12:43:43Z

Sorry, my BUDDS were in New Jersey.

Re: Budd Lineage from NY

frank_furillo — 2012-01-08 01:32:18Z

Hello!

I know quite a bit about the NY Budd's, and can share gladly. Have you learned anything more since 2005?

Re: Joseph Budd from NJ and PA

Radar1979 — 2011-12-19 17:43:03Z

Rachael,

In your Budd family research, have the names Joseph McCracken or Hannah McCracken cropped up? I think they may have came to Westmoreland county either WITH or shortly AFTER Joshua and Joseph.

Have any ideas or know of any places I might check?

Sean P McCracken

Re: budd family in Birmingham UK

holidaystives — 2011-12-10 23:30:26Z

Me again... This is exciting...I shall not sleep tonight!!

According to the Bible Pages that I have:
WILLIAM BUDD born March 1801. Died West Bromwich.
Some of the dates are slightly out...

John 1798
William 1801
Hannah 1803
Richard 1804
Ann 1806
Thomas 1808
Esther 1810... she married a THOMAS SNAPE... I was in touch with a descendant
Joseph 1812
Sarah 1813... Died 1816.. I have to check the death date
Nathaniel..1816 my Gt Gt Grandfather

I have all their Baptisms...do you?

Do you have a tree on Ancestry?

Georgie

Re: budd family in Birmingham UK

1_cathmead — 2011-12-10 23:17:49Z

Hello again,

One of nathaniel and hannahs children was william budd born 1801,this is who i am a direct descentant of.

Cath

Re: budd family in Birmingham UK

holidaystives — 2011-12-10 22:56:49Z

Wow....
I posted a message back in 2007 on Ancestry but never had any replies... I had forgotten about this section of Ancestry... and was just browsing tonight and found your BUDD interest.

Here goes:
Nathaniel Budd (my 3 x Gt. Grandfather) m: Hannah Harper .. December 15, 1795 Fillongley.

They had 10 children.. one of them being Nathaniel Budd (my Gt Gt. Grandfather) born 1816 Fillongley and he married Ellen (Helen) Bagnall in 1839..
He started N.Budd & Son in 1853. Eventually moved to 265 Aston Road, Gosta Green, Birmingham...they lived and worked there.
As you rightly said... Aston University is now built upon it. I will have to check some maps.. but I think 265 is actually under the Students Union.

I have photos of the old shop (as we used to call it) I did go there!! My father was born at 265 Aston Road... so was his mother, her sister and brother.

My father eventually ran the business.

So what relation are you to Nathaniel Budd and Hannah Harper.

Await to hear from you more... Georgie

Re: budd family in Birmingham UK

1_cathmead — 2011-12-10 22:17:34Z

Hello,

Yes i do have information matching yours. My mum has the details.

Where the marque buisness was stands aston university.

Nathaniel did marry hannah harper. His mother mary mott who married john budd. John budd dad was robert budd who married margaret haycock.

Re: budd family in Birmingham UK

holidaystives — 2011-12-10 21:31:10Z

Hello... I have just read your post about Thomas Budd not wanting to be a printer.

Are you able to give me some more information. I have several Nathaniel Budd's in my tree. One was a marquee and tent manufacturer that came from Fillongley, Warwickshire and had a business in Gosta Green, Aston, Birmingham. His son Nathaniel was a master engraver (printer I presume) that had a business in Wolverhampton. The Budd tree starts with Nathaniel Budd marrying Hannah Harper in 1795. One of his sons Nathaniel 1816 - 1874... his son Nathaniel 1844 - 1916... Any connections?

Georgie (female)

Re: Peter Budd

p1575 — 2011-12-07 21:02:59Z

Hi Nigel, no I am the second son of Gordon James Budd of Brighton UK.

Budd family history

jfreeland2012 — 2011-11-20 18:10:25Z

My name is Jeanette Freeland and we are related to Elizabeth Budd who married a George Hays and had a daughter named Elizabeth Hays in Hampshire England. Does anybody know anything about her family.

Edward Budd who married or had a daughter with Carrie/Carolyn Davis--

kvhckvhc — 2011-10-21 03:16:26Z

I am looking for information about Carrie/Carolyn Davis and Edward Budd, who had a baby, 1/31/1905, either in Wilkes Barre or Jenkintown, Pennsylvania. I have no information about Edward's or Carrie/s family or ancestry. Their daughter was named Carolyn/Carrie. I can be contacted at kcampbell@perkinscoie.com. Thank you, Karen Campbell

ann budd born portsea1828 married george martin

cfs333 — 2011-10-04 14:42:34Z

Can anyone give the names of her parents please.She married George Martin(1827-1900) in Hants.in 1849 & they lived in Portsmouth where they had 9 children.She died April 1912.

Re: Charlotte BUDD nee Lambourn (HAMPSHIRE)

grahbudd — 2011-09-11 20:23:16Z

Hello -

Benjamin Budd was my G-G-G-Grandfather.

On the Budd side first: there is a problem because he was a member of a family that were, from later censuses, all born in Newton Valence (with the exception of a sister born in Chawton in 1789). The earliest births, those of at least the first sister (Martha (bap. 1789, August) and then Henry (baptised 10th July 1792) are the children of Henry and Martha Budd. This appears to be Henry Budd (1771-?) and Martha Browning (?1766-?).

More children come as one can see from the later census returns:

Mary (about 1794)
Thomas (about 1796)
John (about 1800).

Then there comes

Sarah (1807)
Benjamin (1809)
James (1808)

All of these dates are approximate, because unfortunately the Newton Valence christenings records appear to be missing between 1794-1810 I think!

Note that in many trees in Ancestry.com, Benjamin's date of birth is given as 1789 - this is not correct and is based on a misreading of one of the census returns. He died in 1881 in Alton, and I have the photograph of him from Alton museum. He worked as a carter on Lye Farm in Colemore for many years, and is recorded as having saved the farm from burning down in 1871 (Sunday June 25) -perhaps it was on this occasion that the photo was taken!

Now on to the problems, which are annoying. The first thing is that in the 1841 census of Newton Valence, there is an elderly couple living there - Henry Budd and Mary Budd, both born around 1770. This might simply be the Henry and Martha Budd of the earlier births. However, it's more difficult than that. In 1851, Mary Budd, now at a great age (she died in 1854 at age 83), is found living with the Chase family (who Sarah Budd married into in 1830), at Privett. She is thus undoubtedly the mother of at least Sarah, and thus presumably of Benjamin and James who are younger.

I haven't checked this personally, but Martha Browning is usually put down as born 1766 in Chawton. However, the 1851 census has Mary Budd born in around 1770/1 (as does her death certificate) in Farringdon/Farrington. Thus it seems that these are really not the same people.

However, Henry and Mary must be the parents of Sarah Budd; and on James Budd's marriage certificate I think that his father is given as Henry.

I am now checking further into this, but the most reasonable solution to this would be that the Henry is the same for both sets of children (note the break in the middle!) and that his first wife (Martha) died and he remarried the slightly younger model of Mary. I will post again if I get any more information about this. The only slight flaw in this is that I've seen a death date for the Henry of Henry-and-Martha fame given as 1810 which of course would not fit with him being still alive in 1841, but of course this might not be correct. I see someone has worked out a fabulous tree going back from Henry to (eventually) Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine! But I have no idea of course about how solid the links are!

On the Lambourn(e) front, I have the marriage record from Newton Valence (Colin Pink kindly looked it up for me some years ago):

Benjamin Budd of Newton Valence married Charlotte Lambourne of Newton
Valence on 14th July 1835
in the presence of John Lambourne and Caroline Lambourne.

Colin kindly went on to write:

Charlotte Lambourne was baptised 17 February 1815, her father and mother
were John and Mary, he was a labourer.
She had a sister Sally, baptised 30th April 1817
and another Elizabeth, baptised 6th June 1819
and a brother Henry, baptised 11th October 1822

Benjamin and Charlotte Budd had their first child:
Sally, baptised 3rd July 1836
and a brother William, baptised 21st October 1838
and another brother John, baptised 16th May 1841
and a sister Caroline, baptised 8th October 1844
and another brother Benjamin, baptised 5th April 1846
and another sister Mary Ann, baptised 7th January 1849
and another brother Samuel, baptised 2nd March 1851
and another brother Henry, baptised 6th November 1853

John Lambourne and Mary Carter both of Newton Valence (Charlottes parents)
had their banns read on 2nd 9th and 16th May 1802.
They were married on 24th May 1802 by Edmund White (Vicar) in the presence
of William Stubbs and Sarah Carter.

Hope that's some help! I think I have some more info about the Lambournes, but will have to dig for it!

Re: BUDD family - 4 generations, Sussex, England to Oxford Co., Ontario

amcannon6 — 2011-09-07 04:15:19Z

Likewise cuz. It's a funny thing about Rhoda, I serendipitously found the record of her marriage last night as I was looking for records to support the information I was sending you about my BUDD line (i.e. John Budd and Charlotte Denman).

I'm going to travel to England for three months starting in February 2012 to conduct research for a historical fiction novel I am writing for my MFA grad school thesis. I will also conduct family history research on my (our) BUDD line while I am there. It seems the best place to begin is with John BUDD's parents which I have as James BUDD (b. 1794 Cocking, Sussex, England) and Mary CARTER (b.1789 in Sussex, England). I'm wondering how far back you go with BUDD's and if you would like me to look anything up for you while I am there.

Thrilled to make your acquaintance Karyn!

Warmest Regards
Anne Marie

Re: BUDD family - 4 generations, Sussex, England to Oxford Co., Ontario

clan_keith — 2011-09-06 15:02:26Z

Thanks for the info! I wasn't aware of Rhoda's previous marriage, so I appreciate that very much!

I have updated my information on the Budd family since this message was posted.....I've sent you an invitation to view my family tree. I'm descended from John Budd and Rhoda Boxall's oldest daughter, Harriet. Always nice to hear from another distant cousin!

Yours in history,

Karyn

Re: BUDD family - 4 generations, Sussex, England to Oxford Co., Ontario

amcannon6 — 2011-09-06 03:47:52Z

I believe the above John BUDD is in fact my paternal great great grandfather and Charlotte DENMAN is my great great grandmother, however they had more children than William Henry BUDD and Charlotte's year of death would have to be after 1851 because she appears on the 1851 Oxford County, Ontario. Also my great grandfather was born around 1855. The following is a list of the children I know for certain John BUDD and Charlotte DENMAN had:

Mary A. Budd b. 1842,
Charlotte Budd b. 1844,
William H. Budd b. 1845,
James Budd, b 1846,
George Budd. b 1848,
Richard Budd b 1851-1855,

Rhoda (also spelled Roda) BOXALL I believe was previously married to James JOHNSTON (also spelled JOHNSTONE) (married on March, 7, 1850) prior to marrying John BUDD. They had at least one daughter (Elza, not sure of spelling). I have not been able to locate a death certificate for Chalrotte, have you?

Re: Budds of Canada

proweln630 — 2011-09-01 11:53:44Z

Hello my name is CarryAnn Budd my Father was Allan Hanson Budd my mom was Catherine Elizabeth Willett gr father was Wiener James Budd gr mother Edith Della Coull. I do not know much on the Budd side any info or pics would be great
Thanks
Carry Budd

Re: Charlotte BUDD nee Lambourn (HAMPSHIRE)

grahbudd — 2011-08-30 23:23:36Z

So now I think I have finally solved this problem, after many years of wondering!

It is clear that the first group of children in Newton Valence were the children of Martha Browning and Henry Budd. However, there is a burial record for Marth Budd on 20 Jun 1801 in Newton Valence (possibly this was a death in childbirth to John). Henry Budd (noted as a widower) then remarried, also in Newton Valence, to Mary Swain on 12 Aug 1802, and she was thus the mother of his later children Sarah, James and Benjamin.

Re: Charlotte BUDD nee Lambourn (HAMPSHIRE)

grahbudd — 2011-08-03 15:53:27Z

PS sorry, Benjamin died 1889, not 1881!

Re: Budds of East Meon, Hampshire, England, UK

harrybudd47 — 2011-07-31 11:35:27Z

re my earlier reply
I was i think over keen at having found such a useful site. i have now read your seperate sheets of info about the budds and as you said there may have been more than one . from and his birth date and the info i had obtained from a range of sources sure that your Henrys was the same as the one i was seeking.If this is the case i am very sorry for the confussion.Obtaing such info around Birmingham is difficult.But i will research more .But i know i have to find my henry and know there were a few around East Meon at that time. Regards harry budd

Re: Budds of East Meon, Hampshire, England, UK

harrybudd47 — 2011-07-30 13:48:50Z

The Henry b.1816 you mentioned had 2 brothers William b1814
and John Legg Budd b1811.So I belive we have a link
John Legg Budd married Mary Ann Postlewhaite and had i belive 9 children
William b.1837,John b1839 Henry b1840**,Moulas b1844 d1850
Maud b1845 d1855,joseph Postlewaith b1849d.1850,SusanPostlewaithe b.1845d1856,Joan b1842 d1911 & Benjamin b1847.
** Henry is on my family tree and would have been my great grand father Henry and his wife Mary Anker had 10 Children
Robert b.1861,Harryb1863,Mary b1865,Marthab1867,JOSEPH b1869(MyGrandad)d.1910,Elizabeth b1871,Aliceb1874,William b 1877,Annie b1878 & Eva b1880
I would welcome any additional information i have some but would appreciate more
harry david budd (birminghamUK)

Re: Budds of East Meon, Hampshire, England, UK

danmalson — 2011-07-28 14:07:15Z

Hello Harry, good to hear from you. It's entirely possible, if you take a look at : http://www.communigate.co.uk/hants/buddfamilyofhampshire/pag... you'll see that there's a Henry Budd (1839) however that Henry married Jane (I believe). Take a look at the site, there's some great and very accurate info on there. If it's not the 'Henry' that you're looking for there may always be another connection. Happy hunting,
Dan

Re: Budds of East Meon, Hampshire, England, UK

harrybudd47 — 2011-07-28 09:51:42Z

i have a long family tree that i belive started in Hampshire.
my grandfather joseph was born in 1869 one 10 children to Henry Budd born 1840/41 and his wife Mary Anker. He left Hampshire to join army at age of 18 and resettled in birmingham in 1907 when he married my grandmother.
if your are linked i would like yo hear from you

Re: budd family in Birmingham UK

1_cathmead — 2011-07-26 21:00:59Z

Hi,

My greatgrandfather was thomas budd, he didn't want to a printer. He became a tailor instead. I think he had a brother called nathan. Thomas budd married lavina terry.

Budd Y-DNA

michaelcarlbudd — 2011-07-04 04:11:41Z

Hello, Budd researchers. Both my father and I recently had our DNA tested at 23andMe.com. Among lots of other health and ancestry data, they determine which haplogroup men's Y-DNA belongs to. This is the DNA that is passed down exclusively from father to son via the Y chromosome.

I'm hoping to find other Budds who are willing to do the test in order to see which Budd families from which geographical locations are related.

I myself descend from an American Budd family that came from Cornwall in the UK via Devon to the United States: first Ohio, then Michigan, then to Illinois where my father was born. I have known male Budd relatives in Michigan, Illinois, and in British Columbia in Canada.

If any male Budds are up for it, please get a hold of me. Check out http://23andme.com for more info.

Re: Budd Family

triplethehugs — 2011-07-01 10:54:18Z

Hello,

Sorry, but although I have a copy of the "Passenger's Contract Ticket", It does not give the answers to the questions you have asked.

Also, I was wondering.....
My father's ticket was for the Steam Ship Berrima which took in passengers at the Port of London for Australia on 24th May 1928.
Therefore how could it have departed London on "22 May 1928"?
That's odd!

Re: Budd's in Surrey England

abuddgirl — 2011-06-30 23:59:14Z

My fathers' name was Horace Walker Budd, born Jan 6, 1906. I have very little information about him other than he immigrated to Canada aboard the SS Mercator at the age of 15 with two other people named Budd, Alfred and a girl. I have heard many stories about my fathers family none of which have ever been confirmed. Perhaps this would be the same Horace?? If so any information about his past would be greatly appreciated. Sheila

Jean Budd

maureent180 — 2011-06-25 04:10:27Z

I am trying to find Jean born in New Zealand in 1909, probably Auckland. She is my aunt. Parents William Hopewell and Eva Budd who emigrated from Bristol England. Not sure if she was adopted out. Would appreciate any info you have to try and trace her. Her mother had another 3 children.
Maureen

Re: Budds of East Meon, Hampshire, England, UK

danmalson — 2011-06-24 13:33:06Z

Hi Richard, I've just had a great conversation with a mutual 'Budd' relative, I understand from her that you arranged a reunion a few years ago in Meon. Perhaps we can arrange to speak please ? Thanks, Dan

Re: Budd Family

Kram983 — 2011-06-23 05:21:04Z

Hi,
I am unable to help you on your post but note you say that some of your ancestors sailed on the SS Berrima for Australia on 24 May 1928. My Dad, Cuthbert R Evans, was also a passenger on the SS Berrima which departed London 22 May 1928. Do you know how long that voyage took and how long it docked in Cape Town?

Re: RE: MESSAGE #34 - BUDDS OF NEW JERSEY

2005chevye — 2011-06-10 10:16:42Z

Thank you so much for your reply! I checked out the site. I have the information abt my Grandfather, have all the way back to my 4th Great Grandfather, William Brown, all of my Browns are from Burlington Co., NJ.
But...who knows, your info on "Alfred Benjamin Brown" could be a clue.
Thank you again for your help and interest. It is such a mystery to me.
Sue

Re: RE: MESSAGE #34 - BUDDS OF NEW JERSEY

acharwint — 2011-06-09 21:43:18Z

There is an Alfred Benjamin Brown, ^, b. 2 Sep 1808, Brookhaven, Suffolk, NY , d. 16 Feb 1895, Brookhaven, Brookhaven, Suffolk, NY. The name Alfred is found here - might be a clue.
See: ..................http://brookhavensouthhaven.org/hamletpeople/tng/getperson.p...

1837 ad run by Joseph BUDD of newark, NJ

theoldentimes — 2011-06-08 18:47:27Z

Hi,

I just posted an old ad announcing a meeting to discuss a proposed railroad. This ad was run by Joseph BUDD of Newark, NJ, and the meeting was to take place at BUDD's Tavern. The ad mentions "tomorrow evening, the 6th," so I assume that it actually ran for at least 2 days, beginning on the 5th.
This was scanned from an original issue (NOT microfilm!) of The Newark Daily Advertiser newspaper (Newark, New Jersey) dated January 6, 1837, and you can see it online here:

http://theoldentimes.com/josephbudd01061837essexnj.html
I hope it's helpful!

Barbara
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Re: RE: MESSAGE #34 - BUDDS OF NEW JERSEY

2005chevye — 2011-06-06 21:29:21Z

I am going to say this in a "Charlie Brown" voice (the cartoon....)
"Why does my Grandfather have the middle name of BUDD?" wawawawawa...sob....
His name is Alfred BUDD Brown he married Ella Lane. ALfred was born in Burlington Co., NJ.in 1872. His Father was William Andrew Brown married Johanna Muir,
His Father was: His Father was James Brown married Margaret Knowlton
His Father was William Brown married Abigail Austin.
All lived in Burlington Co., NJ
I have gotten the Austin's back to 1606. Also my line is from JohnBorton and his wif Ann Kinto Borton who landed in Rancocas, Burlington Co., in 1679. I have the Borton's back to 1525 and the Kinton's back to 1525. Why can't I find out why he has the middle name of BUDD???? HELP

Re: Alice Bertha Budd

ihowardsmith — 2011-06-06 06:55:07Z

hi

I don't have any information on John himself but I do have a lot of information on his family ie brothers and sisters as well as aunts and uncles.

I am willing to share information and if you like to contact me direct I am sure we will benifit from each others research

I look forward to hearing from you

regards

Ian

KFHS8109

Re: Alice Bertha Budd

johngibbs194 — 2011-06-05 20:00:25Z

Hi
I am trying to find info on my grandfather John Ethelbert Howard b.20/7/1899 of John Vengahm Howard and Alice Bertha Budd.My mother was born of John E Howard and Florence L Tibble in 1924.It's not believed they were married.
John E Howard is said to have sailed for Durban S A late 1940's with wife and a child. Have not been able to find him on passenger lists.
Would appreciate any help.
Regards
John.

Re: Arthur Charles Budd Elanor Budd

carltosw — 2011-05-24 13:03:30Z

My great grandfather was Arthur Charles Budd. His second daughter was born immediately after arriving in the states. Her name was Marjorie Rosa Budd. My grandma lived with us for 9 years and passed in 2006. If you have information on this part of the Budd line, I'd love share information. I hope all is well.

Cheers,
Stephen