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halhawk
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Names which might be read as BUDAY? 1851. Husband of Elizabeth Hawkins COMPLETE
« on: Thursday 03 September 09 01:03 UTC (UK) »
Tracing my gggrandfather Jeremiah Hawkins, in 1851 census he was living with his brother-in-law John 'Buday' (born about 1821 in Taynton Glos), in Redmarley. (Jeremiah was spelled as Jermia on the census image!)  Huh 

I can find no references to a Buday family in Glos or Worcs in 1841, or subsequent to 1851, nor can I find anything on the Forest of Dean site.   

I have tried some possibles (Bewdy, Boddy, Priday - I forget any others), also looked for records of the children's births - Mary Ann abt 1844, Samuel(l) abt 1849 and Emma abt 1850 all born Redmarley, and George abt 1847 born Newent. Total failure for all  Sad

While this is not vital to tracing the direct line, I am determined not to let it beat me.

Any suggestions?
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Re: Names which might be read as BUDAY ? 1851. Husband of Elizabeth HAWKINS
« Reply #1 on: Thursday 03 September 09 05:37 UTC (UK) »
Hi halhawk  Smiley

In the 1871 transcription for Redmarley, on the GENUKI website, they appear as PRIDAY:

http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/GLS/RedmarleydAbitot/Census71-1.html

I checked the original for 1871 and it does appear to say PRIDAY  Smiley

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Re: Names which might be read as BUDAY ? 1851. Husband of Elizabeth HAWKINS
« Reply #2 on: Thursday 03 September 09 07:05 UTC (UK) »
Hal,

If you go to http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hughwallis/IGIBatchNumbers/CountyGloucester_(N-Z).htm#T you'll find what the LDS give as entries of baptisms extracted from the parish records of Taynton up to the year 1858.

Their interpretation might help I suppose.

Regards

Chas

P.S.

"PREEDY" is the favourite it seems but the only way to be more sure of the family name is to check the church records at an LDS FHC.  LDS film number 91541.  Census enumerators write down what they think they hear which may not be what was spoken Cheesy

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Bevrstn:DAVIES:HIGGS:PERROT
Bisly:BROWN:COOK:CURTIS:DAVIS:FRANKLIN:GARDINER:GLASCODINE:GRIME:JEFFERIES:PEACEY:WARREN
ChipSod:HARDING:HIGGS
Colrne:GOLDEN
G Bad:DAVIES
Horsly:ADAMS:BAYLY:BIRD:COOK:EVANS:GAZARD:HILL:LEWIS:MATTHEWS:PRIDE:SKIRTON:TEAKLE:TURK:WALKLEY:YOUNG
K'Stan:BISHOP:PINEGAR
Marshfld:BAKER
Minch:HILL:MASON:PERRIN
N.Nib:PERROT:SHATFORD:WAYMAN:WOODWARD
N.Wrax:BLAKE
Stinch:HAZEL:WAYMAN
St'hse:GABB:GREGORY
W-U-E:HART:PAYNE:SPENCER:RICE
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Re: Names which might be read as BUDAY ? 1851. Husband of Elizabeth HAWKINS
« Reply #3 on: Thursday 03 September 09 09:23 UTC (UK) »
free bmd has this marriage -
march 1844
elizabeth hawkings and john priday
gloucester district vol 11 page 321
hope this helps?
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Re: Names which might be read as BUDAY ? 1851. Husband of Elizabeth HAWKINS
« Reply #4 on: Thursday 03 September 09 12:12 UTC (UK) »
Wow!  Thanks for the help everyone.

I've found a John Priday, with wife Elizabeth, still living in Redmarley, on the 1871 and 1881 censuses, so it looks like the right name.

Still have to search the 1861 census, because I can't see him as Priday, but at last I have some more ideas.  I'll also try the websites you referenced.

Once again thanks to all  Smiley
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Re: Names which might be read as BUDAY ? 1851. Husband of Elizabeth HAWKINS
« Reply #5 on: Thursday 03 September 09 13:00 UTC (UK) »
living in redmarley d'abitot in 1861-
transcribed as pridary
john priday 39yrs ag lab born taynton glouc
eliza 37yrs wife born redmarley d'abitot
samuel 12yrs son
emma 9yrs daughter
alfred 7yrs son
hubert 6yrs son
thomas 4yrs son
sarah ann 2? yrs daughter
SOURCE INFO-RG9-1762
FOLIO-5
PAGE-5
regards
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somerset- quick,baker,stephens,atyeo
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Re: Names which might be read as BUDAY ? 1851. Husband of Elizabeth HAWKINS
« Reply #6 on: Thursday 03 September 09 13:33 UTC (UK) »
Thanks alli!
I obviously hadn't looked far enough on Ancestry to find that variation!  The spelling on some of the records and sometimes the transcriptions is fun, isn't it?

Now to have a good time expanding my family tree and tracing more lines  Cheesy

All the best
halhawk
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Re: Names which might be read as BUDAY ? 1851. Husband of Elizabeth HAWKINS
« Reply #7 on: Thursday 03 September 09 17:19 UTC (UK) »
On the 1851 census CD index for Gloucestershire the name has been transcribed as Priday.

Looking at the image it's written as Priday but easy to see why Ancestry has transcribed as Buday!

Keziah  Smiley
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