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We belive earlier members were from Portsmouth and Harwich. This suggests strong links with the sea.

The name Budden is originally derived from German, and there has been some suggestion that before that our relatives were Vikings from the Denmark area!

Is there anyone else with info????

Followups: Re: Budden's in SE England Paul Budden 5/30/99 (0) Re: Budden's in SE England cathy 7/18/01 Re: Budden's in SE England Paul BUDDEN 8/07/01 Re: Budden's in SE England Simon Steer 1/31/99 (2) Re: Budden's in SE England Tara v.B. 2/05/99 (1) Re: Budden's in SE England 1830-1910 Fred MacDonald 4/07/99 (0) Re: Budden's in SE England 1830-1910 Jacqueline Bowen 11/23/99 Re: Budden's in SE England 1830-1910 Fred MacDonald 12/09/99 Re: Budden's in SE England 1830-1910 Paul BUDDEN 5/03/01 Re: Budden's in SE England 1830-1910 cathy 10/26/01 Re: Budden's in SE England 1830-1910 Paul BUDDEN 10/27/01 Re: Budden's in SE England 1830-1910 Fred J. MacDonald 5/04/01 Re: Budden's in SE England 1830-1910 Paul BUDDEN 5/03/01 Re: Budden's in SE England 1830-1910 Terri Price 9/09/03 Re: Budden's in SE England 1830-1910 Geoff Budden 11/17/00 Re: Budden's in SE England 1830-1910 Phillip Hares 2/15/02 Re: Budden's in SE England 1830-1910 Geoff Budden 2/15/02 Re: Budden's in SE England 1830-1910 Phillip Hares 2/16/02 Re: Budden's in SE England 1830-1910 Fred MacDonald 2/08/00

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