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Budd Richard (1804-1873)
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Budd Richard (1804-1873)
Hello Sue I'm sorry I have not replied earlier to this posting - it has been a long time since I checked it. I, too, live in Australia. I think that makes you and my husband (now deceased) 3rd cousins once removed! I have quite a lot of information about the early Budd side of the family if... -
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Budd Richard (1804-1873)
Thanks for your reply. I had followed George's family and these details correspond with what I have found so that is good to know, as I have accidentally 'adopted' incorrect members, especially when they keep using the same names within the family. Do you know whether any descendants are still... -
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Budd Richard (1804-1873)
I will be visiting Birmingham in early September and am trying to find any descendants of Richard BUDD and his wife Mary (nee NARBURY 1813-1896). The lived in the Aston area and had 11 children. My husband is descended from the youngest daughter Emily who married Edward William PREES and...
