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Name at death | Louisa Wilder |
Date of burial | 14/09/1889 |
Whence brought | Newbury |
Where & how buried | Conscrated Common Internment |
By whom buried | Reverend E P Spurway |
Account Entry | Book 02 - Page 045 |
Transcription comments | On FBMD |
Accounts Entry for Louisa Wilder
© Newbury Town Council
Reproduced with kind permission
The articles below contain information about Louisa Wilder.
William Purdue (1796 – 1852)
Ann Purdue (1795 – 1864)
Son John Purdue (1838 – 1862)
Daughters Louisa Wilder (-1889)
and Martha Willis (-1875).
Ann Groves was born circa 1795 in Elcot, Kintbury. She was baptized on 29 November 1795 at St Mary in Kintbury, the daughter of Robert and Sarah.
Ann married William Purdue on 9 May 1824 at St Nicolas in Newbury. William was born circa 1796 in Newbury. They had at least three children, Louisa born circa 1827, John circa 1828 and Martha circa 1837.
In the 1841 census William and Ann with children Louisa aged circa 15, John aged 13 and Martha aged 5 were living in Cheap Street in Newbury along with John Shaw aged 45 and Eliza Shaw aged 11. William was a hairdresser.
Ten years later in the 1851 census Wiliam was recorded with his children Louisa, John and Martha at St Mary’s Hill in Newbury. William was still a hairdresser, Louisa a milliner, John a servant while Martha was recorded as a scholar. Ann was living as a servant in Donnington Road in Speen and her occupation was a nurse.
William Purdue died in the following year aged 56 and he was buried at Newtown Road Cemetery on 13 November 1852. An announcement appeared in the Reading Mercury dated 13 November 1852 as below.
On the 8th inst., Mr. William Purdue, of Newbury, hairdresser, aged 56.
In the 1861 census Ann was recorded living with her daughter Louisa Wilder, her husband Henry Thomas and their children in Jack of Newbury Street in Newbury. Ann’s occupation was recorded as formerly being a nurse.
Also, in the 1861 census John Purdue was recorded as a servant at the Jack of Newbury Hotel in Newbury, his occupation was recorded as servant and ostler.
John Purdue died in March 1862 aged 34 and was buried at Newtown Road Cemetery on 25 March 1862.
Ann Purdue died in December 1864 and was buried in Newtown Road Cemetery on 14 December 1864.
William and Ann’s daughters Louisa and Martha were also buried at Newtown Road Cemetery, Louisa Wilder on 14 September 1889 and Martha Willis on 7 January 1875.
Author: Gerald Soper
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