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Jennypeg
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Pender
replied on: 10/30/2006 4:29:34 PM 9th Sept 1892 Marriage of Mr James Pender The marriage of Mr James Forrest Pender, second son of Mr. Robert Pender, engineer, Langley Mill, to Annie Elizabeth, second daughter of the late Mr Joseph Letts, of Eastwood, was solemnised on Thursday last at St Chad's Derby. The service was conducted by the Rev. Edward Martin, M.A. vicar. The bride, who was attired in a gray costume, was given away by her brother, Mr. Robert Letts, Birmingham. There were four bridesmaids Miss R. C. Pender, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Askew (who wore dresses of heliotrope), and Miss Nelly Cornill and Miss Winnie Letts, nieces of the bride (who wore dresses of cream cashmere). Each of the bridesmaids carried a splendid bouquet, Mr W. Pender attended his brother and acted as best man. |
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Jennypeg
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Pender
replied on: 9/30/2006 2:05:32 PM 18th Oct 1907 Ripley & Heanor News Cycle Accident On Monday evening a sad accident befell Mr Robert Pender, District Rate Collector of Langley Mill. He was cycling from Heanor offices down Mansfield Road and when passing under the Midland Railway Bridge his machine skidded, and Mr Pender was thrown violently to the ground. When picked up it was found he had dislocated his right shoulder and his face was terribly bruised. Dr Marson Holmes was telephoned for and quickly rendered assistance. 6th Dec 1907 Ripley & Heanor News Heanor U. D. Council Increase of salary denied Mr R. S. Pender having applied for an increase of salary as District Rate Collector, the committee recommended that it be not granted, as the amount of work did not justify the increased salary at the present time. |
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