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kennethmar






Francis Purdy.
replied on: 3/3/2006 3:10:15 PM

I have G/P (Both)living in Marlpool Lane in 1861 census I can give you decendents on the Martin side to this date. Thomas Martin (B) 1845 Married Eliza Hardy (D) 1847.
Please contact
KenM
Buzzb31






Francis Purdy.
replied on: 1/10/2006 12:00:12 AM

Hi Hilary, I am a PURDY and the ancestor who it is alleged worked for James Watt was my 3*great grandfather. If you would like to make contact with the moderator,Robert, he will give you my emaill address.Kind regards. Brian.
Buzzb31






Francis Purdy.
replied on: 1/9/2006 10:52:44 PM

Hi Katherine, it looks as if we have a family connection, William 1843-1928 was my great grandfather, my grandfather was William's youngest son Frederick Luther 1887-1961. Could please make contact, my email address bpurdy31@gmail.com. Kind reards. Brian.
kmcg






Francis Purdy.
replied on: 11/12/2005 10:21:21 PM

hi, i am a decndant of Francis Purdy. you may be intersted to know that there are two recent publications by ztan Zmith (stan Smith). they are called Brinsley men and mayhem and Brinsley saints and sinners. the first being about william purdy and the secopnd one about francis. my grandmother was flossie purdy i think she was william purdy's grandaughter. these books are vailable from brinsley library. hope this is of ise to you, kathryn
RMMee
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Francis Purdy.
replied on: 10/16/2005 5:22:34 PM

Click on "Heanor District Local History" at the top of this screen, then scroll down to the bottom of the resulting page - it is, I think, the third to last forum that you can select.
hilaryjames






Francis Purdy.
replied on: 10/16/2005 4:07:18 PM

And thanks for your very helpful (and swift) email, Robert, helping me with logging-in problems! It was re-registering that did the trick for me.

I forgot to ask earlier - how does one reach the Family History section mentioned earlier in this thread? I haven't found a link to it so far.
RMMee
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Francis Purdy.
replied on: 10/15/2005 4:57:37 PM

Hilary

Pleased you managed to get on the site. And thanks for your comments.

Robert
hilaryjames






Francis Purdy.
replied on: 10/15/2005 2:36:39 PM

Oppem - I'm trying fill in the jigsaw of the same Baker family, and your great-uncle Paling Baker was my great-grandfather! So I'll email you soon - perhaps we can exchange some information.

A thank you to this History Society, too. My mother told me that an ancestor named Purdy/Purdey/Perdey/Perdy assisted James Watt, but I knew no more (or even how to spell it), until I searched for Paling Baker, got a result with 'Purdy' in the title, and found this thread. Local history societies such as this do a great service to family researchers, too!
RMMee
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This message was updated on 11/4/2004 2:10:22 PM by RMMee

Francis Purdy.
replied on: 11/4/2004 2:09:43 PM

Donna from Borrowash sent me this email a couple of weeks ago - if anyone wishes to reply direct to her, let me know and I'll pass your email address to her (please use the mailbox facility, or the Contact Us page on our main website, rather than typing your email address).

"Hello I have just found this site regarding Heanor and area which is where most of my family originate from. Being a novice with computers I am finding it difficult to contact this Ken Porter chap. I'd like to know if he is a descendant of Francis Purdy as I am Francis's 3xtggrand.daughter. I've got the Beauvale Prim Book and also an Eastwood book that shows a picture of my 2xgt grandmother Mary Martin - nee Purdy. I am also interested in anyone with any connection to any Martin's or Crich families of Heanor area as I have researh back to the mid 1700s if anyone is interested. Other names include Limb (Lymn)Oxley, Rhodes and Baker to name but a few that married into them. I'd be pleased for any help. Thanks - Donna"
Buzzb31






Francis Purdy.
replied on: 10/29/2004 6:34:32 PM

Hello there oppem, Francis and Jane were my 2* great grandparents, I have only just got back into family history after a break and was introduced to this site by information from Ken Porter.My great grandfather was William b 1843, my grandfather was Frederick Luther b 1887 and my Father was Frederick Luther b1912.
suegill
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Purdys of Heanor and West Hallam
replied on: 9/17/2004 11:36:15 PM

I'm happy you liked the MI. I bought the microfiche several years ago when I was able to visit Heanor and found the grave location of several of my relatives whose gravestones had disappeared over the years.
oppem






Thanks for posting this.
replied on: 9/17/2004 9:27:32 PM

Sue, thank you so much for posting this MI for Francis and Jane. Having seen the empty plot without any stone (as of present day),it was very interesting to know that there had been a stone in the past; and what it had said.
Azzabuv

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Francis Purdy.
replied on: 9/17/2004 4:10:08 PM

I believe that's the name i heard in connection with the empty shop at the end of Boundary Lane - Purdy.
Azzabuv.
RMMee
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Francis Purdy.
replied on: 9/16/2004 10:54:51 PM

There was a shop owned by a Purdy at Derby Road, Langley Mill, directly opposite the entrance to Vic Hallams (until recently, just inside Nottinghamshire). It later became known (as it still is, though it's been derelict for years) as Edgar Parker's.

Whether it was connected with your Purdy's, I don't know.
suegill
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Purdys of Heanor and West Hallam
replied on: 9/7/2004 11:49:18 PM

According to the microfiche for the cemetery:-

In loving memory of
FRANCIS PURDY
of Langley
Died April 2nd 1864
Also JANE PURDY
Beloved wife of the above
Died November 28 1879 age 70

The father himself loveth you
Because you have loved me, and have
Believed that I came out of God

Erected as a token of affection
To his beloved pious father and mother
By their youngest son
Richard Purdy
Topcliffe Hall
Wakefield
May 1901
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