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|name=Fudge family
 
|name=Fudge family
 
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|blood=[[Wizards|Wizarding]] family of unknown degree, possibly [[Pure-blood]]
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|blood=[[Wizards|Wizarding]] family of unknown degree
 
|family members=[[Cornelius Fudge]]
 
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|loyalty=[[British Ministry of Magic|Ministry of Magic]]
 
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'''Fudge''' is the surname of a [[Wizards|wizarding]] family. It´s unknown if they're [[pure-blood]] or have both [[muggle]] and [[magic]]al heritage.
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'''Fudge''' was the surname of a [[Wizards|wizarding]] family. It is unknown if they are [[pure-blood]], or have both [[Muggle]] and [[magic]]al heritage. However, given that [[Cornelius Fudge]] showed favouritism for those with purely magical heritage (such as the [[Malfoy family|Malfoys]]), it is possible they were pure-blood.
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==Known family members==
 
* [[Cornelius Fudge|Cornelius Oswald Fudge]] former [[Minister for Magic]]
 
* [[Cornelius Fudge's wife|Mrs. Fudge]] — the wife of Cornelius
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* [[Rufus Fudge]] — [[Improper Use of Magic Office]] employee sacked for disappearing a [[London Underground|tube train]]
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==Etymology==
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''Fudge'' is an English surname chiefly found in the county of [[Somerset]].<ref name="fudge-ancestry">"[http://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=fudge Fudge]" on Ancestry.com</ref><ref name="fudge-surnamedb">"[http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Fudge Fudge]" on The Internet Surname Database</ref> It is derived from a pet form of the English surname surname ''Fulcher''.<ref name="fudge-ancestry" /><ref name="fudge-surnamedb" /> The surname ''Fulcher'' derives from the Germanic male given name ''Fulcher''/''Fulchar'', which means either "the people's army," from the Old German elements ''folk'', "people", and ''heri''/''hari'', "army," or "lord of the people," from ''folk'' and ''herr'', "lord."<ref>"[http://www.ancestry.ca/name-origin?surname=fulcher Fulcher]" on Ancestry.com</ref><ref name="fudge-surnamedb" />
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==Notes and references==
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==Family members==
 
* [[Cornelius Fudge|Cornelius Oswald Fudge]], former Minister for Magic.
 
* [[Cornelius Fudge's wife|Mrs. Fudge]], Cornelius' wife.
 
* [[Rufus Fudge]], Cornelius' nephew
 
   
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== Behind the scenes ==
 
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[[Category:Families]]
* It is possible the Fudge family are [[pure-blood]], or [[half-blood]] who favours their magical side, given [[Cornelius Fudge]]'s favouritism for those with purely magical heritage, such as the [[Malfoy family|Malfoys]].
 
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* The members of this family have both abused their career privileges in the [[British Ministry of Magic|Ministry]], and suffered for it; Cornelius was dismissed from the pos of [[Minister for Magic]] for his lack of action, and Rufus was suspended from the [[Improper Use of Magic Office]] for making a bet with the department's properties.
 
 
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[[Category:Wizard families]]

Revision as of 08:12, 22 February 2016

Fudge was the surname of a wizarding family. It is unknown if they are pure-blood, or have both Muggle and magical heritage. However, given that Cornelius Fudge showed favouritism for those with purely magical heritage (such as the Malfoys), it is possible they were pure-blood.

Known family members

Etymology

Fudge is an English surname chiefly found in the county of Somerset.[1][2] It is derived from a pet form of the English surname surname Fulcher.[1][2] The surname Fulcher derives from the Germanic male given name Fulcher/Fulchar, which means either "the people's army," from the Old German elements folk, "people", and heri/hari, "army," or "lord of the people," from folk and herr, "lord."[3][2]

Notes and references

  1. 1.0 1.1 "Fudge" on Ancestry.com
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Fudge" on The Internet Surname Database
  3. "Fulcher" on Ancestry.com