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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]Hi I have read with interest the postings about East View Terrace or 'Penders Row'. I am looking for information on Robert Pender and family whose gravestones are in Marlpool Cemetery. The HDLHS 'In Heanor Then and Now' says that "One of the earliest engineering firms was located to the east of the main railway line at Aldercar and was owned by Messers Turner, Pender and Goulden. This firm eventually moved to the Star Factory, now Canlin's and became G.R.Turner Limited." and 'A Portrait of Heanor and District 1900-2004' says "G.R Turner began on a site at the end of East View Terrace and crossed the railway in 1876." Robert Storry Pender (a great great uncle of mine!) was an engineer born in Whitburn, Scotland and moved to Langley Mill in about 1860. Does anyone know if it is he that Pendre's Row was named after, or have any other information about this family?[/quote]
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replied on: 4/26/2005 12:50:01 PM

Hi
I have read with interest the postings about East View Terrace or 'Penders Row'. I am looking for information on Robert Pender and family whose gravestones are in Marlpool Cemetery.
The HDLHS 'In Heanor Then and Now' says that "One of the earliest engineering firms was located to the east of the main railway line at Aldercar and was owned by Messers Turner, Pender and Goulden. This firm eventually moved to the Star Factory, now Canlin's and became G.R.Turner Limited." and 'A Portrait of Heanor and District 1900-2004' says "G.R Turner began on a site at the end of East View Terrace and crossed the railway in 1876."
Robert Storry Pender (a great great uncle of mine!) was an engineer born in Whitburn, Scotland and moved to Langley Mill in about 1860. Does anyone know if it is he that Pendre's Row was named after, or have any other information about this family?

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