Alice

[Rosinish]

What's Alices' relationship to Head as I can't work it out 

Annie

[Greensleeves]

I wonder if  Alice is Alice Walle, and appears twice on the census for 1891: this could well be her in Greenwich.

Class: RG12; Piece: 527; Folio: 122; Page: 58

[Greensleeves]

Alice is the sister of Henry Budd, Annie.

[Rosinish]

Alice is the sister of Henry Budd, Annie.

Ah. I see it now, looked like a small 'h' to me at a glance 

Annie

[Greensleeves]

Alice is the sister of Henry Budd, Annie.

Ah. I see it now, looked like a small 'h' to me at a glance 

Annie

Same here - at first glance I thought it said 'hater'!   

[arthurk]

How about this for the births of Henry and Alice? It's a bit off-the-wall, but at least some of it fits.

Henry's service record mentions his next of kin (presumably in 1870) as his mother, Mrs Budd of Infirmary Road, Sheffield. There's an initial which looks like L.

The 1871 census for Sheffield (RG10/4661 fo149 p43) has a Robert Budd (born Liss, Hampshire) married to Alice, with 3 children. I haven't checked them all, but the youngest, Frank (4), is in the GRO index with mmn LOWE.

Among others in the GRO birth index as BUDD with mmn LOWE are Henry (Sep qtr 1852 Sheffield) and Alice (Mar qtr 1859 Ecclesall Bierlow).

That would make Henry and Alice's birthplaces given in 1891 fictional, though maybe it was a best guess based on their earliest memories? But it does link a Henry and an Alice to a father Robert with Hampshire connections.

The whole family can be seen in Sheffield in 1861 at RG9/3463 fo6 p5.

[rosie99]

That looks good but I think 'that Henry' is still with his parents in Sheffield in 1871 and called Harry. Frank is also there
RG10/4661 f148 p43

[arthurk]

Yes - and now I'm having doubts too. Robert Budd appears to have died in 1874, and the probate index shows one of his executors as his son Harry Budd of the Hagg, Brewer's Assistant.

Alice may have died in 1913 - there's a 1914 probate granted to Frank Budd.

So maybe I haven't cracked it, but there's clearly some Sheffield connection.

[BushInn1746]

Just found a Henry Budd in 1871, a Private, at Raglan Barracks, Devonport,  which would fit in with Arthurk's finding of Charlotte as a soldier's wife in 1881.  Looks like '2nd Bn 18th Regt'.

I feel this looks good at Devonport / Stoke Damerel 1871 for Henry Budd, because his Birthplace - Southampton, Hampshire in the 1871 Census matches, with 1891.

Mark