Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameEdward DUDLEY, 2C6R
Birth7 May 1777
Death6 Dec 1858
Burial13 Dec 1858, Broome
FatherThomas DUDLEY (1749-1829)
MotherElizabeth BREE
Spouses
Marriage9 Dec 1803
Notes for Edward DUDLEY
Rector of Broome
From the Collections of a History of Staffordshire (1889) William Salt
The Rev. Edward Dudley, eldest son of Thomas Dudley, Esq., was educated at Rugby (where he entered in 1785), and at Christ Church, Oxford. He matriculated 21st October, 1795, aged 18, as
son of Thomas, of Olton End, Esq., graduated B.A., 1799, and M.A. In 1802. He married 9th December, 1803, Christiana Maria, daughter of Joseph Amphlett, Esq., of Horseley House, Tipton, and dying 6th December, was buried at Broome, 13th December, 1858. By his said wife, who died first, and was buried at Broome, 8th January, 1840, aged 60
National Probate Calendar
The Will of Reverend Edward Dudley late of Broom in the County of Worcestershire Clerk deceased who died 6 December 1858 at Broom aforesaid was proved at Worcester by the oath of Thomas Dudley of Kingwinsford in the County of Stafford Gentleman the Son and sole Executor. Effects under 4000 pounds, resworn at the Stamp Offi e May 1859 under 6000 pounds.
From the Collections of a History of Staffordshire (1889) William Salt
The Rev. Edward Dudley, eldest son of Thomas Dudley, Esq., was educated at Rugby (where he entered in 1785), and at Christ Church, Oxford. He matriculated 21st October, 1795, aged 18, as
son of Thomas, of Olton End, Esq., graduated B.A., 1799, and M.A. In 1802. He married 9th December, 1803, Christiana Maria, daughter of Joseph Amphlett, Esq., of Horseley House, Tipton, and dying 6th December, was buried at Broome, 13th December, 1858. By his said wife, who died first, and was buried at Broome, 8th January, 1840, aged 60
National Probate Calendar
The Will of Reverend Edward Dudley late of Broom in the County of Worcestershire Clerk deceased who died 6 December 1858 at Broom aforesaid was proved at Worcester by the oath of Thomas Dudley of Kingwinsford in the County of Stafford Gentleman the Son and sole Executor. Effects under 4000 pounds, resworn at the Stamp Offi e May 1859 under 6000 pounds.