Roger Buddle
| Surgeon-Lieut. Roger Buddle RN | |||||||||||
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| Died | 1940 | ||||||||||
| Residence | 14 Glazebury Road, West Kensington, W. | ||||||||||
| Occupation |
armed services medical | ||||||||||
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Contents
Notes
Office Notes
House Notes
1913.11.01 proposed by J. Edge-Partington, seconded by T.C. Hodson
Notes From Elsewhere
Is this him??
Temporary Surgeon Roger Buddle. A New Zealander, a jolly good sort. Knows as little of doctoring as Maxwell, with whom he is great pals. Gets very tight every now and again, and is jolly good company. A very good bridge player when sober, they tell me. [The complete scrimgeour]
Roger Buddle Unknown date of birth - Died 23 January 1940
WW1 Medical practitioner
With RN in 1914 - got MiD for service in caring for the wounded and transportation at sea during the Zeebrugge and Ostend raids in 1918. From Auckland, reported serving in HMS Actaeon Press 20 February 1915, 9 March reported serving in HMS Cumberland
Place of birth Auckland, New Zealand
23 January 1940 Place of death Bournemouth, England
new member of RSNZ 4 oct. 1910
Several additions of importance have been made to the Maori collections by Dr. Roger Buddle [transactions of RSNZ Feb 1914]
Publications
External Publications
CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOUTH ISLAND (N.Z.) MAORI HISTORY.
By Roger Buddle. [J.Polynesian Soc. vol. 21 1912
