Edwin Budding was the original Inventor of the Push Lawn Mower. He died at the age of 50 due to a Massive Stroke. He was married to Elizabeth Chew at Hempstead, on the western edge of the city of Gloucestershire. They were married to his death, for 25 years. They had two daughters and a son together. He had become partially paralyzed. He had continued to be involved in Mowing Machines and the Cylinders. He patented the first Lawn Mower in 1830. He had started off as a Carpenter. His parents, Charles Brain Budding and Mary Beard, were not married at time of birth. He had one brother and four half-brothers.
Edwin Budding was the original Inventor of the Push Lawn Mower. He died at the age of 50 due to a Massive Stroke. He was married to Elizabeth Chew at Hempstead, on the western edge of the city of Gloucestershire. They were married to his death, for 25 years. They had two daughters and a son together. He had become partially paralyzed. He had continued to be involved in Mowing Machines and the Cylinders. He patented the first Lawn Mower in 1830. He had started off as a Carpenter. His parents, Charles Brain Budding and Mary Beard, were not married at time of birth. He had one brother and four half-brothers.
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