1 Walter James Scudds, born about May 1915, Queenstown, IRELAND, died in 1996, Glasgow Martha Street, SCOTLAND. (age at death: possibly 81 years old). Parents: 2 and 3. Married in 1939, Pollok, SCOTLAND, to Florence Nightingale MacGregor, born in 1917, Eastwood, SCOTLAND, died in 2000, Dunoon, SCOTLAND (age at death: 83 years old). Married in 1963, Cathcart, Glasgow, SCOTLAND, to Helen Veale Armstrong, born about 1918, SCOTLAND, died on 11 April 2009, Victoria Infirmary, Glasgow, SCOTLAND, cremated, Glasgow, SCOTLAND - Linn Crematorium, Lainshaw Drive (age at death: possibly 91 years old). [Note 1].
2 Walter John Scudds, born about May 1888, Newnham Murren, Oxfordshire, killed on 22 January 1918, France - WWI., buried, H. A. C. Cemetery, Ecoust-St. Mein (age at death: possibly 29 years old). Parents: 4 and 5. [Note 2].
... married in 1908, Monifieth, SCOTLAND, to...
3 Mary Taylor Martin, died in 1929, Plantation, SCOTLAND. Parents: 6 and 7. Married (2) in 1923, Blythswood, SCOTLAND, to William Stephen Earley, died. [Note 3].
... with:
4 James William Scudds, born about February 1852, Crowmarsh Gifford, Oxfordshire, baptized on 14 March 1852, Crowmarsh Gifford, Oxfordshire, died about November 1919, Bradfield district, Berkshire (age at death: possibly 67 years old), (1871-81) agricultural labourer , (1891-1901) under gardener domestic. [Note 4].
... married in November 1872, Crowmarsh Gifford, Oxfordshire, to...
5 Lucy Hunt, born about 1854, Crowmarsh Gifford, Oxfordshire, died about February 1941, Henley district, Oxfordshire (age at death: possibly 87 years old). [Note 5].
... with:
6 John Martin, died, Lamlash, Isle of Arran, Scotland.
... married, Scotland?, to...
7 Margaret Allan, died, Lamlash, Isle of Arran, Scotland.
... with:
[Parents:Walter John Scudds, Corporal R G A & Mary Taylor Scudds nee Martin, 8 King's Street.] [Divorce: National Archives of Scotland CS46/1963/681 & CS258/1963/2924. Florence N MacGregor or Scudds (pursuer) v Walter J Scudds (defender): Divorce, 8 Jun 1963 retained.] [W J S 80yr.] |
Inscription:Royal Garrison Artillery, Note:23007. Ecoust-Saint-Mein, Departement du Pas-de-Calais, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France, Plot:III. F.14. |
M T M 39yr. [1889 Row or Rhu 503/125], - parents:John Martin & Margaret Allan, both died at Lamlash, Isle of Arran, Scotland. |
[Berkshire Chronicle, Berkshire, Saturday 30 July 1870. Borough Petty Sessions, July22. (Before W.Wright and R. Payne, Esqrs.) — Joseph Scudds, of Crowmarsh, labourer, appeared in answer to a summons for assaulting Eli Argyle, ferryman, Benson, on the 16th instant, in the parish of St. Peter. From the evidence of the complainant it appeared that Saturday evening, the 16th instant, he was in the Town Arms, and was smoking a cigar. He was getting a light, when Scudds pushed against him and challenged him to fight, and afterwards hit him on the head. Complainant did not strike the defendant. A labourer named Walter Church, living at Benson, said he was in the Town Arms when the assault took place, and saw the defendant push the complainant away from the gas, and afterwards strike him on the head. James Scudds was called by the defendant to prove that he was in the Town Arms the evening in question, and complainant had fish to sell. Complainant offered to fight the defendant for the defendant pushed complainant, but did not strike him. James Cottrell, who was there as well as the last witness, said that defendant only pushed complainant. It was the complainant who offered to fight. Fined 1s. and costs.] [Saturday 18 September 1875, Oxford Journal, Oxfordshire. Wallingford Horticultural Society. The second show for the season was held in the Corn Exchange on Wednesday last, and was in every way a success. Upwards of 300 specimens of fruit, flowers, and vegetables were shown, and ........ The following is a list of the prizes: Crowmarsh - Charles Wheeler, 7s. 6d.; Jas. Hunt, 5s.; James Scudds, 5s.; William Bitmead, 3s. 6d.; Wm. Simmonds, 2s. 6d.] [Oxford Journal, Saturday 18 September 1880. Royal Berks Horticultural Society for Cottagers. The last exhibition for this season was held in the Corn Exchange, Wallingford, on Wednesday night, and included a quantity of very excellent garden productions, but not so numerous as in former years ....... the following being the list of money prizes given: Newnham -Richard Woodley, 6s.6d.; Issaa Godwin, 7s.6d.; William Cotteril, 6s.; Charles Scudds, 5s., Henry Edwards, 5s.; James Scudds, 3s.6d.] [Reading Mercury, Saturday 03 September 1887. Royal Berks Horticultural Society for Cottagers. The Wallingford Brass Band was in attendance and performed during the afternoon. The following was the Prize list. James Scudds - Cabbage, small, lst prize celery, white, 2nd ; celery, red, 2nd.] [J S - 67yr.] |
L S - 86yr. |
F K H 57yr. |
Harry J S - 59yr. |
Royal Garrison Artillery, 12590, Serjeant & Royal Garrison Artillery, 12590, Warrant Officer Class 2. C W S - 70yr. |
[Private 2506 Scudds, 4th Btn Royal Berkshire Regiment was the son of James and Lucy Scudds, Elmcroft Cottage, Goring-on-Thames. He died at home on 21st January 1916, age 33.] [W T S - 30yr.] |
E M S - 63yr., unmarried. |