Ancestral Trails 2016 » George Fleming BUDD (1846-1902)

Données personnelles George Fleming BUDD 

• Il est né le 19 janvier 1846 dans Tiger Tavern, 45 Well Street, Oxford Street, London.Les sources 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
• Il a été baptisé le 7 mars 1846 dans St Marylebone, Westminster, Middlesex.Source 8
• Alternative: Il a été baptisé le 7 mars 1846 dans St Marylebone, Westminster, Middlesex.Source 2
• Professions:
• Coach Builder.
• en l'an 1901 Retired Coachmaker.
• (Probate Date) le 9 décembre 1902 dans London.Source 1
• (Illness) entre le 1888 et le 1902 dans Rheumatoid Arthritis.Source 9
• (Awards) le 4 juillet 1873 dans Certificate in Freehand Drawing.Source 7
• Il est décédé le 23 juin 1902 dans 7 Dunford Road, Holloway, Islington, Middlesex, il avait 56 ans.Les sources 1, 5, 6, 9
• Il est enterré juin 1902 dans Finchley Cemetary, Middlesex.
• Répartition des actifs le 9 décembre 1902 naar London.Source 1
• Un enfant de George BUDD et Matilda Esther PEATES

Famille de George Fleming BUDD

Il est marié avec Susannah TRUSSELL.

Ils se sont mariés le 5 janvier 1870 à St Mary the Virgin, Pirton, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, il avait 23 ans.Les sources 10, 11

Enfant(s):

1. Florence Rose BUDD  1884-1960 
2. Harry BUDD  1874-1874
3. Isabel May BUDD  1886-1951
4. John Fleming BUDD  1872-1933 
5. George Trussell BUDD  1871-1940
6. William Leonard BUDD  1877-1879
7. Thomas William BUDD  1879-1967 
8. Philip Frederick Arthur BUDD  1893-1961
9. Henry Robert BUDD  1881-1961 
10. Charles BUDD  1874-1944

Notes par George Fleming BUDD

1851 aged 4, living at 23 Munster Square, Regents Park, St Pancras, Marylebone with his parents, tailor George and Matilda Budd, and three siblings, Matilda, John and Alexander.

1861 aged 15, coach builder's apprentice living at 12 Milner Terrace, Chelsea St Simon with his parents, George and Matilda Budd, and five siblings, Matilda, Herbert, Fanny, Alfred and William.

1871 aged 25, coach body maker living at 3 Cumberland Street, Claines, Worcester St George with his wife Susan 21 and 1 month old son George.

1881 aged 37, coach builder boarding at British Workmen, Princes Street, Huntingdon All Saints in the establishment of butcher and refreshment room keeper William Mackness 33 and family.

1891 aged 46, coach builders manager lodging at 21 Hagley Street, Stourbridge St John, Worcestershire in the home of gas fitter, Henry Saunders 52 and family.

1901 aged 55, retired coachmaker and late manager, living at 7 Dunford Rd., Islington, London with his wife Susan 51, and children George 30, Charles 26, William 21, Henry 19, Florence R 17, Isabel M 14 and Philip A aged 7.

The following is taken from George Fleming Budd's diary, courtesy of Geoffrey Colin Budd Oct 2005: 1851 May "My father took me to the Great Exhibition, Hyde Park." 1874 "Mrs Trussell (Sarah Twydell Chamberlain) went back to Pirton by the 9.40 am train, via Luton, taking our Georgey with her. 15th October. They arrived at Luton by slow train at 12-40 pm when John (Trussell) met them & drove them to Pirton." " I left Messrs. Kinder´s employ October 30. & we gave up the house 69 Gartree St. & finally left Leicester for Pirton by the 9.40 am train via Bedford for Henlow station where John Trussell met us with the cart & drove us to Pirton." "Charlie & Harrie Budd (my twin sons) were born 31 October." "Susan took unwell directly we started but would persist in going on. John met us at Henlow and drove us to Pirton. I went off to Hitchin for Dr Shillitoe at once & Charlie was born at 5 pm & Harrie at 5.30 pm." " I finished up & left Kinder´s October 30th. We packed all our furniture & warehoused it at the Royal Arms, the public house next door to us in Gartree St., Leicester." "Harrie Budd (my twin son) died at Pirton 12 December." " Born on 31st October. He was only 6 weeks old. Buried in St Mary´s church yard, Pirton. He died at 2.30 pm., I being up in London (Battersea out of work at the time)." Charlie died at Renhold 3rd August 1944 (written in another hand - possibly Thomas William Budd´s writing)" Based on the above quote, it appears that John Trussell met George and Susan at Henlow station and took them fairly rapidly to some place in Pirton when Susan was already in labour. I think it is most likely that it was to his home at Dove House. Therefore it seems likely that the twins were born there. Harrie was buried in Pirton churchyard, and Charlie was buried in Renhold churchyard (Bedfordshire I believe, see quote above), having died on 31st July, 1944. George Fleming Budd was an outstanding draughtsman and designer of coaches in England during the 19th Century. Before his election to the "Worshipful Company of Coach and Coach Harness Makers" and associated bodies in Paris and New York. He gained eight silver medals (1st prize) and seven first class certificates together with innumerable payments for journalistic articles on technical matters of the trade. Unfortunately, further progress was halted by rheumatoid arthritis which led to his death at the age of 56. [Notes found in photographed family tree of the Catterill and Trussell families compiled by G. Trussell in Dec 1950 -July 1951] SOURCE Geoffrey Colin Budd Oct 2005

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