Кіріспе
Studd – отбасылық тегі және мынадай адамдарға қатысты болуы мүмкін:
Studd is a family surname and may refer to:
Криккетші және миссионер Стэдс
Стэддтер отбасы – ағылшынның бай Виктория дәуіріндегі отбасы, олар Үндістандағы индиго өндірісі арқылы байлық жинады және бірнеше көрнекті крикетшілерді, миссионерлерді және Лондонның екі Лорд-мэрін тәрбиеледі. Төмендегілердің барлығы тікелей туыс:
The Studd family were a wealthy Victorian English family, who made their fortune in indigo production in India, and produced a number of outstanding cricketers, missionaries and two Lord Mayors of London. The following are all directly related:
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Артур Хейторн Студ (1863–1919) – Эдвард Студтың төртінші ұлы және оның екінші әйелі Доротидің (құрметті аты Томас) ұлы. MCC крикетшісі.
The Studd family were a wealthy Victorian English family, who made their fortune in indigo production in India, and produced a number of outstanding cricketers, missionaries and two Lord Mayors of London. The following are all directly related:
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Чарльз Стэдд (Charles Thomas 'CT') – Эдвард пен Доротидің үшінші ұлы, 1860 жылдың 2 желтоқсанында Спреттон, Нортгемптонширде туып, 1931 жылдың 16 шілдесінде Ибамби, Конгода қайтыс болды. Англия крикетшісі және Қытай, Үндістан және Бельгиялық Конгода миссионер, WEC International ұйымын құрған.
The Studd family were a wealthy Victorian English family, who made their fortune in indigo production in India, and produced a number of outstanding cricketers, missionaries and two Lord Mayors of London. The following are all directly related:
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Дора София Брэдшоу (туған Студд) (1867–1959) – Уильям Грэм Брэдшоудың әйелі, Эдвард Студд пен оның екінші әйелі Доротидің жалғыз қызы.
The Studd family were a wealthy Victorian English family, who made their fortune in indigo production in India, and produced a number of outstanding cricketers, missionaries and two Lord Mayors of London. The following are all directly related:
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Эдвард Джон Чарльз Студ (1849–1909) – Эдвард Студтың және оның бірінші әйелі Маргарет Хадсонның үлкен ұлы; MCC крикетшісі.
The Studd family were a wealthy Victorian English family, who made their fortune in indigo production in India, and produced a number of outstanding cricketers, missionaries and two Lord Mayors of London. The following are all directly related:
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Эдвард Студ (1819, Бомбей, Үндістан – 1877, Кенсингтон, Лондон) – капитан Эдвард Студ пен Генриетта Энн Мерфидің ұлы; индиго өндіруші және Двайт Л. Мудидің ықпалымен христиан дініне келген.
The Studd family were a wealthy Victorian English family, who made their fortune in indigo production in India, and produced a number of outstanding cricketers, missionaries and two Lord Mayors of London. The following are all directly related:
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Эмили Аделина Студ (1852, Батыс Бенгалия, Үндістан) – Эдвард Студтың және оның бірінші әйелі Маргарет Хадсонның кіші баласы.
The Studd family were a wealthy Victorian English family, who made their fortune in indigo production in India, and produced a number of outstanding cricketers, missionaries and two Lord Mayors of London. The following are all directly related:
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Джордж Стэдд ('GB') (1859–1945) – Эдвард пен Доротидің екінші ұлы, Англия крикетшісі және миссионері.
The Studd family were a wealthy Victorian English family, who made their fortune in indigo production in India, and produced a number of outstanding cricketers, missionaries and two Lord Mayors of London. The following are all directly related:
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Генриетта Маргарет (1847–1924) – Чарльз А. Крейннің әйелі, Эдвард Стэдд пен оның бірінші әйелі Маргарет Хадсонның тұңғыш баласы.
The Studd family were a wealthy Victorian English family, who made their fortune in indigo production in India, and produced a number of outstanding cricketers, missionaries and two Lord Mayors of London. The following are all directly related:
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Генри Малден Студ (1851–1920) – Эдвард Студтың және оның бірінші әйелі Маргарет Хадсонның екінші ұлы.
The Studd family were a wealthy Victorian English family, who made their fortune in indigo production in India, and produced a number of outstanding cricketers, missionaries and two Lord Mayors of London. The following are all directly related:
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Герберт Уильям Стэдд (1870–1947) – Миддлсекс, Мэрилебон Крикет Клубы және Хэмпшир крикетшісі, сондай-ақ армия офицері.
The Studd family were a wealthy Victorian English family, who made their fortune in indigo production in India, and produced a number of outstanding cricketers, missionaries and two Lord Mayors of London. The following are all directly related:
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Кинастон Стэдд (Джон Эдвард Кинастон 'JEK') (1858–1944) – үлкен ағасы, крикетші және Лондонның Лорд-мэрі.
The Studd family were a wealthy Victorian English family, who made their fortune in indigo production in India, and produced a number of outstanding cricketers, missionaries and two Lord Mayors of London. The following are all directly related:
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Питер Малден Студд (1916–2003) – крикетші және Лондонның Лорд-мэрі.
The Studd family were a wealthy Victorian English family, who made their fortune in indigo production in India, and produced a number of outstanding cricketers, missionaries and two Lord Mayors of London. The following are all directly related:
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Присцилла Стэдд (1864–1920) – Присцилла Ливингстон (туған Стюарт), Чарльз Стэдтың әйелі, Қытай мен Үндістандағы CIM миссионері.
The Studd family were a wealthy Victorian English family, who made their fortune in indigo production in India, and produced a number of outstanding cricketers, missionaries and two Lord Mayors of London. The following are all directly related:
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Реджинальд Август Студ (1873–1948) – Эдвард Студ пен Доротидің алтыншы ұлы және кіші баласы, MCC, Кембридж университеті және Хэмпшир крикетшісі.
The Studd family were a wealthy Victorian English family, who made their fortune in indigo production in India, and produced a number of outstanding cricketers, missionaries and two Lord Mayors of London. The following are all directly related:
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Эдвард Студ пен оның екінші әйелі Доротидің үш үлкен ұлы – JEK, CT және GB – крикетте Стэдд ағайындары деп белгілі болды.
The Studd family were a wealthy Victorian English family, who made their fortune in indigo production in India, and produced a number of outstanding cricketers, missionaries and two Lord Mayors of London. The following are all directly related:
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.
Arthur Haythorne Studd (1863–1919) – fourth son of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy (née Thomas). MCC cricketer. Charles Studd (Charles Thomas 'CT') – third son of Edward and Dorothy, born 2 December 1860 Spretton, Northamptonshire, and died 16 July 1931 Ibambi, Congo, both an England cricketer and missionary in China, India and Belgian Congo, and founder of WEC International. Dora Sophia Bradshaw née Studd (1867–1959) – wife of William Graham Bradshaw, and only daughter of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy. Edward John Charles Studd (1849–1909) – oldest son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson; an MCC cricketer. Edward Studd (born Bombay, India 1819 died Kensington, London 1877) – son of Capt Edward Studd and Henrietta Anne née Murphy; an indigo manufacturer and a convert to Christianity through Dwight L. Moody. Emily Adeline Studd (born West Bengal, India 1852) – youngest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. George Studd ('GB') (1859–1945) – second son of Edward and Dorothy, England cricketer and missionary. Henrietta Margaret (1847–1924) – wife of Charles A Crane, and oldest child of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Henry Malden Studd (1851–1920) – second son of Edward Studd and his first wife Margaret Hudson. Herbert William Studd (1870–1947) – Middlesex, Marylebone Cricket Club and Hampshire cricketer, and army officer. Kynaston Studd (John Edward Kynaston 'JEK') (1858–1944) – the eldest brother, cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Peter Malden Studd (1916–2003) – cricketer and Lord Mayor of London. Priscilla Studd (1864–1920) – Priscilla Livingstone née Stewart, wife of Charles Studd, CIM missionary in China and India. Reginald Augustus Studd (1873–1948), sixth son and youngest child of Edward Studd and Dorothy, MCC, Cambridge University and Hampshire cricketer. The three eldest sons of Edward Studd and his second wife Dorothy – JEK, CT and GB – became known in cricket at the Studd brothers.