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Title: Florence Emma budge
Post by: paulbudge on Sunday 07 March 21 13:52 GMT (UK)
Hello,  I am looking for any information about Florence Emma Budge born Torpoint , Cornwal in 1868, bapt. 1-1-1870. She was a midwife and I have found her everywhere until 1920, (except 1901 census) BUT then she dosappears. Did she get married? If so, to whom and when ? No date of death.

Thanks for help.
Title: Re: Florence Emma budge
Post by: MaureeninNY on Sunday 07 March 21 14:42 GMT (UK)
Hi and welcome to RootsChat!

 I've not found her death as yet but I do like her spirit! She has described herself as an Old Maid on the 1911. :)

Maureen
Title: Re: Florence Emma budge
Post by: jonw65 on Sunday 07 March 21 16:43 GMT (UK)
Is this her, Berkshire newspapers, November 1898
PRISONER BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES. At the Maidenhead County Police Court, on Saturday, before General A. Banbury Thompson, Mr E. Gardner, and the Mayor (Mr C. W. Cox)
Florence Emma Budge, of Winkfield, aged 30, described as a nurse, was brought up charged with having, on October 20th, unlawfully taken a quantity of destructive fluid called benzine, with intent thereby to kill herself....

Mark Pizzey involved in the story.
Title: Re: Florence Emma budge
Post by: paulbudge on Sunday 07 March 21 17:28 GMT (UK)
Hello and thank you for this info. I have seen these before thanks and also found her in the midwives roll in 1905 and 1910 in East Angia, 1915 in Kent (Old maid) and 1920 on the Lizard at Ruan Minor in Cornwall. My father vaguely remembered meeting her a a very , very young child about 1920 but after that - no info. I assume that got married at age 50+ as I can't see how she would disappear otherwise. These is no probate. Her two brother, Willian henry( my great grandfather) and Arthur Edwin both doed relatively young at 54 and 62 respectively so I am guessing she would have died before 1940. The search goes on. Thank you.
Title: Re: Florence Emma budge
Post by: rosie99 on Sunday 07 March 21 17:43 GMT (UK)
Question deleted as Maureen now has her in 1921/22
Title: Re: Florence Emma budge
Post by: MaureeninNY on Sunday 07 March 21 18:02 GMT (UK)
I think so,John.

There are a few articles FMPast  about a Nurse BUDGE:

ST. GILES NOTES.
 Unknown
August 19, 1921 - Exeter and Plymouth Gazette - Exeter, Devon,
(taking up duties as parish nurse)
........
The Perfect Skin Cure.
 Unknown

January 20, 1922 - Exeter and Plymouth Gazette - Exeter, Devon,

Her ( Nurse Budge's) place will be filled within the next few days.


Maureen

Edit: Sorry! long time to post!
Title: Re: Florence Emma budge
Post by: MaureeninNY on Sunday 07 March 21 21:22 GMT (UK)
Question deleted as Maureen now has her in 1921/22

Don't trust me,Rosie!!!!
I don't. ;) ::)

Maureen
Title: Re: Florence Emma budge
Post by: paulbudge on Thursday 11 March 21 19:36 GMT (UK)
Thank you all for your kind efforts.

As an update, and using the search phrase "Nurse Budge" in Findnypast Newspaper search, I found her definately in Dundee in 1925 and then a Nurse Budge passing a A.RP. test in 1939. 1925 is 100% her, not sure about the 1939 date though.
It now seems very unlikely that she didn't get married. She would have been 71 in 1939 (if that is her.
Why no death record?

Off to search the 1939 register.

Thanks for your interest.
Title: Re: Florence Emma budge
Post by: mckha489 on Thursday 11 March 21 20:07 GMT (UK)
Who is Mrs Girvan Machir?   

(From the 1925 newspaper notice)



Added ..she was Florence.
Married Peter Girvan Machir.  1924

MACHIR
PETER GIRVAN
BUDGE
FLORANCE EMMA H
1924
253/ 6
Benholm

But she left him the following year.

Newspaper article 1927.  Insurance claim.
25 November 1927 - Dundee Courier
Title: Re: Florence Emma budge
Post by: paulbudge on Thursday 11 March 21 20:21 GMT (UK)
Thank you I will look at that. Grateful to you.
Title: Re: Florence Emma budge
Post by: mckha489 on Thursday 11 March 21 20:27 GMT (UK)
Death?



Deaths Mar 1937   (>99%)
Macher    Florence E    67    Portsmouth    2b   859


Added in GRO as

MACHER, FLORENCE  EMMA     67 
GRO Reference: 1937  M Quarter in PORTSMOUTH  Volume 02B  Page 859
 
Title: Re: Florence Emma budge
Post by: paulbudge on Thursday 11 March 21 20:51 GMT (UK)
you are wonderful. Been looking for this for years. Thank you so so so much.

Best wishes. Paul Budge
Title: Re: Florence Emma budge
Post by: MaureeninNY on Friday 12 March 21 22:36 GMT (UK)
Thank you all for your kind efforts.

As an update, and using the search phrase "Nurse Budge" in Findnypast Newspaper search, I found her definately in Dundee in 1925.



And then Mckha's finds!

Well done!!!!

Maureen
Title: Re: Florence Emma budge
Post by: paulbudge on Saturday 13 March 21 10:28 GMT (UK)
I am just writing to thank everyone who has helped to find out about Florence.

A bit of background. She was the daughter of William Henry Bettinson Budge and Eliza from Torpoint, Cornwall born 1868. He elder brother William Henry was my grandfather but he was 15 years older then her as there were two intervening children  who died as infants. She and her younger brother, Arthur Edwin were baptised  together on 1-1-1970.

She was a bit of a nomad.

1891 Pennycross near Plymouth.
1899 Nurse in Maidenhead
In midwife practice 1901.
1905 Norfolk
1910 and 1915 Yalding , Kent
1919 Plymouth attending the birth of my father’s sister
1920 Ruan Minor on the Lizard, Cornwall
1924/5 I now know Johnshaven near Dundee
1926 Midwife Roll Godalming
1927 Wrotham, Kent
1931 Godalming
1936 Godalming
1937 Death Portsmouth.

There are numerous other instances of Nurse Budge throughout the country but it is not possible to say they were her.

The only time I cannot pin her down is in the 1901 census.  I thought that she might involved in the Boer War but can’t find anything and the 1891 Newspaper article in Maidenhead states that she is a nurse.

Once again thank you all for your help
Title: Re: Florence Emma budge
Post by: paulbudge on Sunday 14 March 21 06:41 GMT (UK)
should read "my great grandfather "