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Hubert Walton BUDD 1875-1945. Dairy Inspector.

Parents - William Hartley BUDD (Farmer)/ Alice CORRY.
Born - 31 May 1875, Wallan Victoria.
Baptised - Unknown.
Died - 4 Feb.1945, Melbourne (Resident - 70 Rowell Ave. Camberwell).
Buried - Burwood Cemetery, Melbourne.

MARRIED.

7 Apr.1910, Clarice Rose ANDREW, St.Monicas RC Church, Moonee Ponds Melbourne.
Witnesses - Victor Jerrald BUDD/ Beatrice Mary ANDREW.

Clarice Rose ANDREW.

Parents - Thomas ANDREW/ Ellen Mary MORGAN.
Born - 1887, Williamstown Melbourne.
Baptised - Unknown.
Died - 4 Aug.1940, 58 Koroit St. Warnambool Victoria.
Buried - Warrnambool Cemetery.

Children. (6)

1. Ellen (Nell) Mary BUDD. Secretary Dept.Navy.

   Born - 26 Jan.1911, 35 ST.James St. Moonee Ponds.
   Baptised - Unknown.
   Married - 1970, James Loftus Charles ALLGOOD, Geelong Victoria.
   Died - 1 Jan.1994, Donvale Retirement Village, Melbourne.
   Buried - Lilydale Memorial Park, Lilydale Melbourne.

   James Loftus Charles ALLGOOD. Civil Engineer.

   Parents - James Rogers ALLGOOD/ Elizabeth Mary Eleanor HUMPH.
   Born - 1905, Rochester.
   Baptised - Unknown.
   Married (1) - 1930, Linda May DEANS.
   Died - 3 Jun.1984, 4 Lloyd St. Belmont Geelong.
   Buried - Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton.

   Children.

   None.

2. Andrew Hartley BUDD. Fitter & Turner.

   Born - 22 Mar.1913, Essendon Melbourne.
   Baptised - Unknown.
   Married - Never Married.
   Died - 30 Aug.1942, Repatration Hospital, Greensborough Melbourne. (TB).
   Buried - Burwood Cemetery (with his father).

3. Victor Leo BUDD. Railway Guard/ Joiner/ Storekeeper.

   Born - 4 Apr.1915, Essendon.
   Baptised - Unknown.
   Married - 22 Feb.1947, Joan Sherwood TAYLOR, Our Lady of Victories RC Church, Camberwell.
   (Witnesses - Patrick Francis McCLUSKEY/ Gwenneth Ellen MAY).
   Died - 22 Mar.1987, 8 Glenmire St. Highton Geelong.
   Buried - Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton.

   Joan Sherwood TAYLOR.

   Parents - Samuel Henry TAYLOR/ Ada Lilian EASTLAKE.
   Born - 29 Aug.1925, Lake Boga.
   Baptised - Unknown.
   Lives - 8 Glenmire St. Highton.

   Children (3).

   1. Hartley Andrew BUDD b.21 Jun.1954, Ashwood.
      
   2. Margaret Anne BUDD. b.1 Aug.1956, Ashwood,
      m.19 May 1991, Peter Jon WILLS, St.Bernards RC Church, Belmont.
      Children - Joanna Monique WILLS b.18 Nov.1992 Geelong, Patrick Taylor WILLS b.15 Mar.1994 Geelong.
      
   3. Elizabeth Mary BUDD b.17 Aug.1960, Surrey Hills,
      m.26 May 1984, Ian LEAVESLEY, Eltham.

4. Dorothy Teresa BUDD. Tailoress (Fletcher Jones).

   Born - 28 Sept.1917, Churchill St. Glenroy Melbourne.
   Baptised - Unknown.
   Married - 1 Jan.1942, Patrick Francis McCLUSKEY,
   Our Lady of Victories RC Church, Camberwell.
   Died - 23 Jul.1999, 1/36 Holland Rd. Ringwood East, Melbourne.
   Buried - Lilydale Memorial Park (with her sister, Nell).

   Patrick Francis McCLUSKEY..

   Parents - John McCLUSKEY/ Mary Ann LENEHAN.
   Born - 13 Jul.1915, Koroit.
   Baptised - Unknown.
   Died - May 1994, 14 Mirabel Ave. Ringwood East.
   Buried - Lilydale Memorial Park.

   Children (6).

   1. Peter Francis McCLUSKEY b.10 Sept.1943,
      m.(1) Marriane BLACKBURN, (2) Diane Isabel GORDEN.
      
   2. Michael John McCLUSKEY d.1946 Surrey Hills.
      
   3. John Patrick McCLUSKEY b.17 Sept.1948,
      m.Deidre Ann KENWORTHY.
      
   4. Robert Walton McCLUSKEY b.14 Dec.1950,
      m.(1) Sue McGINNISKER, (2) Suhasni SALUM.
      
   5. Gary James McCLUSKEY b.12 Apr.1953,
      
   6. Timothy Andrew McCLUSKEY b.22 Feb.1956,
      m.Lyn WILLISBY.
      
   7. Ellen Theresa McCLUSKEY b.5 Nov.1963,
      m.Kev ????
      Children - Sarah, Jack & Harry.

5. Teresa BUDD.

   Born - 1919, Seymour Victoria.
   Baptised - Unknown.
   Died - 1919, Seymour (aged 1 month).
   Buried - 8 Nov.1919, Seymour Cemetery.

6. John Hubert BUDD. Steward Army/ Navy Club.

   Born - 28 Feb.1929, West Footscray Melbourne.
   Baptised - Unknown.
   Married - Never Married.
   Lives - Fitzroy Melbourne.

Notes.

Hubert Walton Budd, one of 10 children and the fourth eldest son of William Hartley Budd and Alice Corry of Strangeways Wallan, married Clarice Rose Andrew, the second daughter of Thomas Andrew and Ellen Mary Morgan of Droylsden Monee Ponds.
(Present Address - Dimora St.James St. Moonee Ponds).
Clarice like her father, Thomas, worked for the Victorian Railways, Clarice in the Office at the North Melbourne Locomotive Yards.
Hubert left the family farm at Wallan and attended Melbourne University and Dookie Agricultural College near Shepparton.
Prior to his marriage, Hubert boarded with a Mrs.Baker at 31 Napier St. Essendon.
Joining the Agricultural Department as an Dairy Inspector, postings included Glenroy, Yarraville, Seymour, Hamilton and Warrnambool (circa 1934).
In their spare time, Hubert and Clarice played in a Dance Band.
Clarice was quite an accomplished Artist (Painter).
While at Seymour a daughter was born (Theresa) but died at 1 month of age.
Clarice died of Cancer at Warrnambool at the beginning of WW11, and shortly after Hubert retired, and the family moved to Melbourne.
Hubert was to die of a heart attack on a train, on the Viaduct between Flinders and Spencer St. Stations, Melbourne.
Many of Huberts brothers appear to have died of a Heart Condition, and it appears their mother (Alice Corry) also suffered from a heart complaint.
Hubert was good friends with Arthur Augustus Calwell, the staunch Australian Labour Party Politician.
It was Arthur who got my father (Victor Leo Budd) a job with the Victorian Railways.
Vic had previously worked at the Nestles factory in Warrnambool.
Dorothy Teresa Budd worked as a Tailoress at Fletcher Jones in Warrnambool.
She sewed the gold braiding on General Douglas MacArthurs (the WW11 American Commander of the Pacific) Uniform, while he sat in a Melbourne Hotel Room, pondering how to beat the Japanese.
Ellen Mary Budd was a Secretary in the Department of Navy in Canberra.
She was appalled at the lack of Security shown by the Americans during WW11.
Marrying late in life to Charles Allgood, who was an accomplished Civil Engineer, of which one of his effices, was the Supervision of the building of the Melbourne Stock Exchange.
The Budds were also friends with the Parer family, Film Makers and Still Photographers.
Damien Parer was a noted Wartime Photographer during WW11, who was killed in 1944 in the Pacific.