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October 21, in St Peter's Church, by the Rev A.R. Fausset Bishop, Middleham, county Durham, assisted by the Rev Richard Rudd, brother of the bridegroom, the Rev Thomas Rudd, Donaghmore, county Tyrone, eldest son of Thomas Rudd, Esq., of Yorkville, Enniscorthy, to Fanny, youngest daughter of the late Stephen Parker, Esq., of this city.¹¹

On the 21st inst., at St Peter's Church, Dublin, the Rev Thomas Rudd, of Donaghmore, county of Tyrone, to [sic] eldest son of Thomas Rudd, Esq., of Yorkville, Enniscorthy, to Fanny, youngest daughter of the late Stephen Parker, Esq., of that city.¹²

Births. September 8, at Donaghmore, the wife of the Rev. Thomas Rudd, of a daughter.¹³

Rev Thomas Rudd, Dungannon, submitted £1.3.7 collected from his church for the Indian Famine Relief Rund.¹⁴

Births. July 19, at Cleenish Rectory, the wife of the Rev. Thomas Rudd, of a son.¹⁵

Births. March 29, at Cleenish Rectory, Enniskillen, the wife of the Rev. Thomas Rudd, of a son.¹⁷

RUDD--December 21, 1915, at the residence of his son, The Rectory, Castleblayney, Rev. Thomas Rudd, M.A., formerly Rector of Cleenish, Lisbellaw and Clonmellon, in his 91st year.²⁸

Marriages. November 21, in St. George's Church, the Rev. Richard Rudd, of Clifden, county Galway, second son of Thomas Rudd, Esq, of Yorkville, in the county Wexford, to Louisa Jane, youngest daughter of the late Alexander Burrowes, Esq, of Fernsborough, county Longford.²

Died. Sept 13, at Inverin, Co. Galway, the Rev. Richard Rudd, aged 42 years.⁸

RUDD (Reverend) Richard. Letters of Administration of the personal estate of Reverend Richard Rudd late of Triverin County Galway Clerk deceased who died 13 September 1872 at same place were granted at the Principal Registry to Louisa Rudd of Brook Lodge howth County Dublin the Widow of said deceased. Effects under £20.¹⁰

The vacant parish of Lisbellaw in the Diocese of Clogher was filled by the appointment of Rev. T.E. Rudd.⁷

The vacancy in the incumbency of Derryvullen, Diocese of Clogher, caused by the appointment of the Rev. T.E. Rudd to the parish of Mucknoe (Castleblayney) has been filled.⁸

RUDD - October 27, 1930, suddenly, at the Rectory, Castleblayney, Belinda Sanders (nee Dunscombe), wife of Canon Rudd.¹³

RUDD - Rev. Thomas Ernest Rudd, late Prebendary of Devenish and Canon of Clogher Cathedral, formerly Rector of Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan. Cremation took place at Liverpool yesterday (Friday), May 31st.¹⁸

RUDD REVD THOMAS E (175) 14 February
Probate of the Will of Revd Thomas E Rudd late of 3 Woodstock Gardens Sandford Road Ranelagh Dublin Clerk in Holy Orders retired who died 26 May 1946 granted at Dublin to Belinda S D Muir married woman and John C Muir solicitor
Effects £1790 11s 5d.¹⁷

A marriage will (D.V.) take place very quietly in Belfast on December 9th, 1930, between J.E. Duffield, M.C. (last 1st Leinster Regiment), second son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel James Duffield (Leinster Regiment) and Mrs. Duffield, Belfast, and Nanette Frances, eldest daughter of Canon T.E. Rudd and the late Mrs. Rudd, The Rectory, Castleblayney.⁵

The death took place in Dublin yesterday of Mr J E Duffield, M.C., a well-known journalist, formerly of Belfast.
Educated at Drogheda Grammar School, Mr Duffield joined the Army at the outbreak of the 1914-1918 war and reached the rank of captain. After the war he joined the reporting staff of the "Belfast News-Letter."
On the outbreak fo the 1939-45 War he rejoined the Army and rose to the rank of major.
About 18 months ago he joined the reporting staff of the "Irish Times." He is survived by his wife and young daughter.⁶

MATHIAS and RUDD - June 6, 1929, at Castleblayney Parish Church, by the father of the bride, assisted by Rev. R.T.W. Byrn, M.A., Rector of Collon, County Louth, Alfred Norman, only child of Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Mathias, "Beau Site," Ilfracombe, N. Devon, to Zelma Görel, second daughter of Canon and Mrs. Rudd, Castleblayney, County Monaghan.⁵

MATHIAS Zelma Gorel of 177 Anson Road London NW2, died 3 April 1965 at General Hospital Harlesden Road Willesden. Administration London 3 August to Alfred Norman Mathias medical practitioner. £665.⁸

A marriage has been announced to take place at Rome on November 3rd between Surgeon-Lieutenant Eric T.S.Rudd, R.N., FRCSEd, HMS Queen Elizabeth, only son of Rev. Canon Rudd, Rector of Castleblayney, Ireland, and Enid Marjorie, only daughter of Commander L. Vaughan-Jones, RM, Sunnyridge, Radlett, Herts, England.⁵

Surgeon Rear-Admiral E T S RUDD
CB, CBE, BA, MB, BCH, BAO,FRCSED, RN (Ret)
Surgeon Rear-Admiral E T S Rudd, formerly medical officer in charge of the Royal Naval Hospital, Haslar, died on 21 May. He was 75. Eric Thomas Sutherland Rudd was born on 19 February 1902 and graduated in medicine at Trinity College, Dublin, in 1925. Later that year he joined the Royal Navy and served in a number of ships, including the battleships Royal Sovereign and Queen Elizabeth. In 1931 he was promoted to surgeon lieutenant commander and went to the Royal Naval Hospital, Haslar, as specialist in ENT diseases. After his promotion to surgeon commander he was appointed as surgical specialist to the hospital ship Maine in the Mediterranean, serving in her until May 1939, during which period the ship dealt with many refugees from the Spanish civil war. He then became surgical specialist to the Royal Naval Hospital at Portland. In November 1941 he again went to sea, this time in HMS Warspite as squadron medical officer, and took part in the invasions of Sicily and Italy. Later he served at the Royal Naval Hospital, Chatham, where he dealt with large numbers of casualties and helped with the rehabilitation of the badly wounded. After the war he was surgical specialist in HMS Vanguard for the royal tour of South Africa. Promoted surgeon captain in December 1946, he was appointed CBE in 1954 and made honorary surgeon to the Queen in 1955. Later that year he became surgeon rear-admiral and was medical officer in charge of Haslar Hospital until 1958, when he was appointed CB and retired after 32 years' service. Until 1965 he was house governor of King Edward VII Convalescent Home for Officers at Osborne, where he was popular, respected, and very happy. He was elected a full member of the Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland. Among his recreations he enjoyed shooting, fishing, and golf, and he also played a good game of bridge. In 1930 he married Enid, the daughter of a captain, RN. She died in 1968 and they are survived by their son and daughter.²

Coming Weddings - The engagement is announced between John Crawford Muir, Solicitor, St. Vincent street, Glasgow, elder son of the late John and Mrs. Muir, Ayr, Scotland, and Belinda Sanders Dunscombe (June), third daughter of the late Mrs. Rudd and of Canon T.E. Rudd, 3 Woodstock Gardens, Sandford road, Dublin. The marriage will (D.V.) take place quietly on June 6th at Cricklewood, London.⁴

MUIR and RUDD - Tuesday, June 6, 1939, at St. Gabriel's Church, Cricklewood, London, by the father of the bride, assisted by the Rev. Norman S. Pollock, Curate of the parish, John Crawford Muir, Solicitor, Glasgow, to Belinda Sanders Dunscombe, third daughter of the late Mrs. Rudd and of Canon Rudd, 3 Woodstock Gardens, Sandford road, Dublin.⁵

Births.
MUIR - April 9, 1940, at Parkgrove Nursing Home, Park Circus, Glasgow, to Belinda (nee Rudd), wife of John C Muir, "Ferndean," Uddingston, Scotland, a son.⁶

To Bee and John C Muir of Ferndean, New Edinburgh road, Uddingston, Lanarkshire, Scotland, twin sons - Paul Sanders Dunscombe and Stephen Thomas Ernest.⁷

Irish lady requires sisters or friends, one help with 4 children (5, 2, twins 2 months) other in house; charwoman weekly; minute tram, train, 'bus; 7 miles Glasgow; fare paid; month's holiday yearly; state salary, experience; enclose copies two references. -- Muir, 15, New Edinburgh Road, Uddingston, Lanarkshire.⁸

DEATHS
MUIR--August 13, 1957, at Gosport, Hants, Belinda Sanders Dunscombe Muir, third daughter of the late Canon T.E. Rudd, Castleblaney.¹¹

MUIR Belinda Sanders Dunscombe of 2 Castle-square Bishop Auckland county Durham (wife of John Crawford Muir) died 13 August 1957 at The Royal Naval Hospital Haslar Gosport Hampshire. Administration Durham 10 October to the said John Crawford Muir retired solicitor. Effects £374 0s 1d.¹⁰

Births. September 8, at Donaghmore, the wife of the Rev. Thomas Rudd, of a daughter.³

RUDD Fanny Sybil of 27 Upper Grosvenor-road Tunbridge Wells, spinster, died 27 July 1955 at Pembury Hospital Pembury Tunbridge Wells. Probate London 19 September to Eric Thomas Sutherland Rudd surgeon rear-admiral R.N. and Harold John Snell solicitor. Effects £650 12s 1d.⁸

MARRIAGES.
BOOTH and RUDD--June 22, 1892, at Clonmellon Church, by the father of the bride, assisted by the Rev T Ernest Rudd, B A, brother of the bride, and the Rev Louis M Maunsell, M A, Rector of Kilskyre, uncle of the bridegroom, Richard Laing Booth, M B C M, only son of Robert Booth, C E, of Rajkote, Kattlawar, Bombay, to Josephine Maria, youngest daughter of the Rev Thomas Rudd, M A, Rector of Killallon, diocese of Meath.⁵

Probate of the Will of Richard Laing Booth formerly of Ellerlie Villas Bray County Wicklow and late of Carolina Transvaal South Africa, Esquire, who died 14 December 1903 at latter place granted at Dublin to Robert Bell Booth Esquire. Effects £466 8s.⁷

Births. July 19, at Cleenish Rectory, the wife of the Rev. Thomas Rudd, of a son.²

DEATHS.
Tuesday last, at Castle-Island, much esteemed and regretted, aged 77 years, the Rev Hugh Parker, for the last 30 years Curate of that town.²

At Tralee, in her 77th year, Mrs Parker, widow of the late Rev Hugh Parker, of Castle Island, and sister to Sir Richard Harte.⁵

DIED.
June 16, at Tralee, in her 77th year, Mrs Parker, widow of the late Rev Hugh Parker, of Castle Island.⁶

At St. Kilda, on the 1st inst., John H Rudd, son of Thomas Rudd, Esq., of Tomsallagh, co. Wexford, Ireland, aged 23.⁴

Saturday last was married at Bath, the Rev James Haviland, Fellow of New College, in this University, to Miss M Parker, daughter of the late Rev Hugh Parker.³

Obituaries.
At Bath, the Rev James Haviland, Fellow of New College, Oxford, M.A. 1797. He was a very active officer in the University Volunteer Infantry, raised at the commencement of the French revolutionary war.⁵

BIRTHS [sic]
November 14, in Bath, Milly, relict of the late Rev James Haviland, D.D., Fellow of Christ Church, Oxford, and eldest daughter of the late Rev Dr Parker, Castle Island, county Kerry.²

Births. March 29, at Cleenish Rectory, Enniskillen, the wife of the Rev. Thomas Rudd, of a son.³

F.R. Rudd of Battenburg received provincial appointments to issue marriage licenses and to be an official auditor.¹¹

FREDERICK RICHARD RUDD
Frederick Richard Rudd of Fort Saskatchewan, passed away on February 6, aged 71 years. He is survived by his wife, one son, Frederick A. of Lethbridge, two brothers, H.E. Rudd of Edmonton and Ernest in Ireland, and one sister, Miss Fanny S. Rudd in England. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at St. George's Anglican church, Fort Saskatchewan. Rev. W. R. Herbert of Lacombe will officiate and interment will take place in the Fort Saskatchewan cemetery. Howard & McBride, funeral service.¹⁶

Regimental No. 1020 - Ex-Staff/Sergeant Frederick Richard Rudd

Mr F.R. Rudd, an ex-member of the Force, died at Fort Saskatchewan on February 6th, aged 71 years.

Born in Ireland, a second son of the late Canon and Mrs Thomas Rudd, Mr Rudd joined the M.W.M. Police prior to the Riel rebellion and saw service in that uprising in 1885. After completing twenty years service, Mr. Rudd retired to pension and was employed in the Provincial Government of Alberta for a considerable period. Surviving him are his widow, who resides at Fort Saskatchewan and one son, Mr. F.A. Rudd of Lethbridge, Alberta.¹⁸

"Thomas Smith died Jany.31.1896 aged 69 years
a native of Co Wexford, Ireland
also his wife Christina McKinnon died Nov.11.1904. aged 79 years.
faithful unto death."²

PALMER Anna Maria Eliza of Dovedale 75 Castlemain-avenue West Southbourne Bournemouth spinster died 1 May 1938 at Monaise Ash-lane Wells. Probate Gloucester 19 May to William Richard Palmer of no occupation. Effects £335 16s 3d.¹

I, John R. Jones of Anna Maria Key County of Manatee and State of Florida make this, my Last Will.

I give and devise to my daughter Kathleen Mary Jones the following estate - viz. All the property that remains unsold at the time of my demise - situated in Government Lot one - Section 28. Township 34. Range 16-East on Anna Maria Key - with all buildings, improvements and appurtenances appurtaining to the same. - and I also bequeath to Her all my personal property of whatever kind

I appoint my son Francis D. Jones of Tampa Florida executorof this my will, without bond.
In witness whereof I have signed and sealed and published and declared this instrument as my will at Bradenton Florida on this 13th day of July A.D. 1929.

John R Jones

[Witnessed by J J Keating and Paul L Pace, both of Bradenton].⁵