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THANKS jANEY YOU ARE A STAR, its great that so many people will help with the research.
thanks again, I got it all confused before, I will have to sit down and collate it all now, goodnight .
ever grateful
Jackie

One last gasp ;)


1901

David Kiteley 67
Joseph Kiteley 37
Ann Rhud 38 - widowed daughter of David, with her sons
William Rhud 17
Thomas Rhud 15
Civil parish: Sedgley


That is what the surname very clearly is on the image, but I am at a loss to find Ann in 1891 or a marriage or births of the sons.



This may be slightly more interesting -- Suffolk:

Deaths Jun 1874 (one is a corrected entry)
RHUDD Anna 61 Woodbridge 4a 421
Rhudd Anne 61 Woodbridge 4a 421


1861 England Census
Name: Ann Rhudd
Birth: abt 1813
Residence: 1861 - Melton, Suffolk, England
- Patient, Melton Lunatic Asylum

1851 England Census
Name: Ann Rhodd
Birth: abt 1812 - Friston, Suffolk, England (10 miles from Woodbridge)
Residence: 1851 - Melton, Suffolk, England
- pauper patient, Suffolk Lunatic Asylum - shows married

1841 England Census ?
Name: Ann Rudd
Birth: abt 1816
Residence: St Mary Newmarket, St Mary Newmarket, Suffolk, England


Actually, the 1841 in Suffolk has:


Name: James Rhudd
Birth: abt 1771 - Suffolk, England
Residence: Friston, Friston, Suffolk, England

Name: Ann Rhudd
Birth: abt 1781 - Suffolk, England
Residence: Friston, Friston, Suffolk, England

Name: William Rhudd
Birth: abt 1786 - Suffolk, England
Residence: Friston, Friston, Suffolk, England

Name: Hanah Rhudd
Birth: abt 1811 - Suffolk, England
Residence: Friston, Friston, Suffolk, England

Name: Henry Rhudd
Birth: abt 1811 - Suffolk, England
Residence: Friston, Friston, Suffolk, England



And you're welcome -- once we pried the story out of you, it's fun!

Janey, you have answered the BIG one, where did he die?????????
thank you so much. We checked the local graveyard, but cant find him, so we assumed he may have died elsewhere. Brilliant.. Thanks again.
Jackie

Thank you all agin for your help in my search, I will be studying all of the information that you have sourced for me, and passing it on to the local historian, he thinks that we have found an important member of the town that was not known of previously. With your help we may now be able to open more doors to his past.so from me and Uttoxeter thanks thanks to you all.
Jackie

oops AoGG ... I'd scrolled down too far, I guess, mea culpa indeed!



The names and vocations may have run way farther back:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Rudd

"Anthony Rudd (c.1549-1615) was an English bishop."

And forward -- there's a philosophy professor with that name in our day. ;)


Forgive the url ...

http://books.google.ca/books?id=1bTPAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA478&lpg=PA478&dq=
anthony+rhudde&source=bl&ots=yoznAeqZJm&sig=vBx0IGyny1VDk2WLnlLitQvf9U4&hl=
en&ei=b1GnTYeOFoGz0QHv38T5CA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=6&ved=
0CDYQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q=anthony%20rhudde&f=false

The Gentleman's magazine, May 1816. I assume you have this, as dating his birth and death, but for our ref re that question:

"May 23. At Uttoxeter House, Staffordshire, in his 78th year, Anthony Rhudde, esq. universally esteemed while living, and equally regretted now dead; as his whole time and attention were uniformly devoted to the public service of the town and neighbourhood where he resided."

So he would have turned 79 w/in 12 months after May 23, 1816.


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If you want a proper copy of that, google

"as his whole time and attention were uniformly devoted"

and go to the Gentleman's Magazine result for google books, and then select the PDF version, and you can print the actual page, with the cover page and so on if you want it.

I have put the source actually Janey!!!

I think you may be right Janey, brilliant, will check that out, but it would be in the right period.

So Rhudde sounds like my Rushland surname -- in the final generation (children of Durande and, if any, of Anthony) there were no male offspring who reproduced, and the surname became extinct.

Unless it morphed (back) into Rudd -- there is this person in the 1841 census:

Name: Ann Rudd
Age: 60
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1781
Gender: Female
Where born: Staffordshire, England

Civil parish: Uttoxeter
Hundred: South Totmonslow
County/Island: Staffordshire
Registration district: Uttoxeter
Sub-registration district: Uttoxeter

John Minors 65 - Ind
Ann Rudd 60 - FS
Charles Barton 15 - MS


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Deaths Dec 1843
RUDD Ann Uttoxeter 17 147

Thanks Janey I will get in touch with them.

Jacqueline, I'd get hold of the marriage settlement -- what the NA shows is just an abstract. The document itself might well state the relationship explicitly.

"These documents are held at Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland Record Office"
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/archon/searches/locresult_details.asp?LR=56


Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland, Record Office for
Contact Details
Long Street
Wigston Magna
Leicester
LE18 2AH
England

Tel: 0116 257 1080
Fax: 0116 257 1120
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.leics.gov.uk/index/community/museums/record_office.htm
Chief Archivist : Dr Margaret Bonney
Keeper (Collections) : Mr Robin Jenkins


Given the reason for the search for info, I would think they would provide a copy free of charge.

I am amazed and so grateful for all of the help and the information everyone is providing it has taken me weeks to get half of the details that you are all finding. Thank you all so much
Jackie

AoGG, please .......... where are you copying and pasting from??

Info isn't good to people, particularly in a situation like this, unless it has a *source*.

http://auden.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/auden/individual.php?pid=I504&ged=auden-bicknell.ged


Parents Family (F200)
Father
Parents
?(unknown)? Rev John Rhudde
1704 - 1778
Rev Dr Durand Rhudde
1733 - 1819


Immediate Family (F198)
Wife
Parents
?(unknown)? Mary Shergold
1738 - 1811
Daughter
Family
Charles Bicknell
•Maria Elizabeth Bicknell
•Durand Bicknell
•Samuel George Bicknell
•Charles Henry Bicknell
•Louise Bicknell
Maria Elizabeth Rhudde
1761 -
Daughter
Family
Edward Farnham
•Sarah Anne Farnham
•Mary Eliza Farnham
•Edward Basil Farnham
Harriet Rhudde
- 1854
Son
Family
?(None)? ?[Unknown]? Rhudde

quite possibly Janey, its all very confusing, ther seems to be nothing about Anthonys family other than his wife, either before or after he was married.

http://auden.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/auden/individual.php?pid=I504&ged=auden-bicknell.ged


Rev Dr Durand Rhudde ?(I504)?
Prefix: Rev Dr
Given Names: Durand
Surname: Rhudde
Suffix: DD

Gender: Male

Birth: 1733 29
Death: 6 May 1819 ?(Age 86)? -- East Bergholt parsonage

I was editing my last post above to add details from the National Archives - have a look, particularly at the first one.

Edward Farnham marries Durande Rhudde's daughter, and Anthony Rhudde gets a cottage and homestead, a stockingmaker's shop and Pigging Close in Woodhouse Eaves out of the deal as dower! So was Durande not in the picture, and Anthony was the next closest male relation?

From:
Oracle Bell's New World (London, England), Friday, July 10, 1789
CAMBRIDGE COMMENCEMENT
Tuesday 7th July - Doctors in Divinity
Reverend Durand Rhudde.

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The name association-There is a pair of portraits - sold as a pair
the write up is as follows.

Rev Durand Rhudde 1733-1819 DD rector of Brantham with East Bergholt Chaplain in ordinary to George 111 and pendant Anthony Rhudde 1738-1816 of Uttoxeter House Staffordshire.

This is why I think there is a family connection.
We are researching Anthony after finding a clasp reading, A Rhudde Uttoxeter, in Uttoxeter... The research is for the town history where the clasp may be displayed.

The wealthy Rev. Dr. Durand Rhudde (1735-1819), married Mary Shergold (1738-1811) in 1760 and had a son about whom seemingly nothing is known and two daughters: Marria Elizabeth born August, 22 1761 and Harriet whose birth date is unknown. Dr. Rhudde recieved a Doctorate of Divinity from King's College, Cambridge, and in 1763, he became vicar of St. Thomas, Southwark. According to the May 1819 edition of The Gentleman's Magazine, "Dr. Rhudde was a zealous and conscientious Divine, and throughout the long period of his existence lived much respected and esteemed." He followed in the footsteps of his father John Rhudde (1704-1778), who was vicar of Portesham and Weymouth pictured below in a 1757 mezzotint after (Solomon?) Williams held in the collections of the National Portrait Gallery, London.

From this site:

http://sentimentaljewelry.blogspot.com/2007/09/nathaniel-whittock-portrait-of-harriet.html

Hope this is useful Except from newspaper.

From:-.
Middlesex Journal and Evening Advertiser (London, England), December 21, 1775 - December 23, 1775

MARRIED - On Thursday at Christ Church Newgate Street, by the Rev. Mr Rhudde of St Thomas's Southwark, Mr Anthony Rhudde, son of the Reverend Mr Rhudde of Dorsetshire to Mrs Wood of Staffordshire.

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