1891 census name

[Glouc Man]

Well yes, I did just want the name! But I do appreciated the other ideas.

If it helps, here are William Henry Budd death; (William) Henry Budd marriage and the birth of my grandfather.

Have removed the images as I understand there could be copyright issues!?

[Glouc Man]

Well yes, I did just want the name! But I do appreciated the other ideas.

If it helps, here are William Henry Budd death; (William) Henry Budd marriage and the birth of my grandfather.

Have removed the images as I understand there could be copyright issues?! Marriage

[Annie65115]

You can post part of the certs but not the whole certs (I think)

or you can just give us the info   

[Glouc Man]

Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk

OK, hope you right - here is an edited view of the census records and WHB death.

[Glouc Man]

Here is (William) Henry Budd marriage (Aldershot Methodist Church) and the birth of my grandfather.

[avm228]

Henry BUDD's Army service record shows his next-of-kin (when he joined up in October 1870) as his mother, Mrs L BUDD of Infirmary Road, Sheffield.  The record is definitely his as it also lists his 1880 marriage to Charlotte LEGG.  His religion is given as Wesleyan, birthplace Southampton, age (in Oct 1870) 18 years __ months. Former trade or occupation: baker. 

The reason he does not appear in the English census in 1881 is that he was serving in Bermuda from 30 October 1880 to 22 November 1883.

[Mort29]

Interesting, sure I saw a Budd family headed by a Robert, in Sheffield 1861 ?

will try and find it again - I'm sure there was a younger sibling called Alice too ...


as you were - the wife is an Alice, and the lad of WHB's age is actually called Harry, born Sheffield .... but as ever with this game - who knows 

[avm228]

as you were - the wife is an Alice, and the lad of WHB's age is actually called Harry, born Sheffield .... but as ever with this game - who knows 

I saw them too - but the lad was still at home in 1871...

[Annie65115]

Well -- Kelly's directory for Sheffield in 1893 apparently lists a Robert Budd (+ co), brewer, of Strong Arm brewery, Infirmary rd, Sheffield ---

ETA -- and he was there in 1865, when the Sheffield Flood happened

http://www2.shu.ac.uk/sfca/claimSummary.cfm?claim=5-4272

and 1857 - White's directory  - which shows the brewery address as Infirmary Rd but the home address as Summerville Terrace, Whitehouse Lane

I know it's the wrong profession according to the marraige cert, but how many Robert Budds were there on Infirmary Rd, Sheffield??
maybe worth checking out - the co-incidence would suggest that there may well be a family link of some nature.