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Name at death | Arthur Purdue | ||||||
Age at Death | 73 | ||||||
Burial Date | 08 April 1944 | ||||||
Abode |
112 Gloucester road
Newbury |
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Official at Burial | Bertram Russell | ||||||
Comments | Per Ch m e y | ||||||
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Sources | Burial Register |
ILMO/ Arthur PURDUE/ died April 4th 1944./ "Resting." | |
Name on Memorial | Arthur Purdue |
Date of death | 04/04/1944 |
Age | |
Gender | Male |
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Pattison Location Code | S9 |
The articles below contain information about Arthur Purdue.
Arthur Purdue
1870-1944
Arthur his parents, siblings, half-siblings and early life:
Athur was born on the 30th July 1870, in Newbury, Berkshire, the son of Edmund and Eliza Purdue (nee Chappell) who were married in 1864.
Marriage details for parents:
Place: All Saints Paddington Middlesex
Date: 24th November 1864
Groom: Edmund Purdue, full age, widower, occupation, Carpenter, abode, Newbury Berks
Bride: Eliza Chappell, full age, spinster, abode, 8 Cambridge Place
Fathers: George Purdue, occupation, Cordwainer and George Chappell, occupation, Coachman
His father Edmund was baptised on the 21st May 1823, at St Nicolas Church Newbury, the son of George & Mary Purdue (nee Cook) who married on the 5th February 1823 at St Nicolas Church Newbury. Edmund was a Carpenter. He married his 1st wife, Ann Everest (born c1812 Headley Surrey) in 1845.
Arthur’s half siblings were:
David William Everest born 1840 (Ann’s illegitimate son)
Edmund 1845-1847
William George 1846
Henry 1850
Alfred 1852-1856 (buried 9/4/1856 in the Newtown Road Cemetery)
Mary Ann 1854-1855 (buried 26/10/1855 in the Newtown Road Cemetery)
His dad was widowed in 1862 Ann died aged 50. She was laid to rest in the Newtown Cemetery on the 26th December.
Arthur’s mother Eliza was baptised on the 18th December 1831, in Berkley, Gloucestershire, the daughter of George, a Chaise Driver (driver of a two wheeled carriage called a chaise) and Elizabeth Chappell, of Newport.
Arthur’s full siblings were:
George 1866
Thomas 1868
Elizabeth Mary 1873
John 1875
In 1871 Arthur, aged 8 months, was living in Railway Terrace, Newbury, with his father Edmund (48), a Journeyman Carpenter, his mother Eliza (39), his half-brother William George (24) a Bookbinders Finisher and his brothers, George (4) and Thomas (2).
In 1881 Arthur (10) was recorded as a Scholar at the Christ Hospital Hereford School for Boys and Girls
The 1891 census records Arthur (20) as a Printer, living in Railway Terrace, Newbury with his parents Edmund (68), Eliza (59) and his brothers Thomas (22), a Printer and John (15), a P.O. Telegraph Messenger. (Name recorded as Arther Purdin on ancestry)
His father Edmund died aged 77 on the 28th October 1900, he was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 1st November.
In 1901 Arthur (30) was recorded as a Machine Minder (Printer), he was still living in Railway Terrace, with his widowed mother Eliza (69) and his brother John (25) who was now working as a Postman. (Surname recorded as Parden on ancestry)
Arthur later in life:
Arthur married in 1904
Marriage details:
Place; St Nicolas Church, Newbury
Date: 27th September 1904
Groom: Arthur Purdue, aged 34, bachelor, occupation, Printer, abode, Market Place, Newbury
Bride: Henrietta Nisbett, aged 30, spinster, abode, West Street, Newbury
Fathers: Edmund Purdue, deceased, Carpenter and George Broderick Nisbett, deceased, Clerk
Witnesses: Jane Nisbett, Eliza Langford Sarah Nisbett, John Underwood, Harriet Underwood, Elizabeth Mary Purdue, George Purdue and June Nisbett.
(Henrietta was born on the18th October 1873 in Brixham, Devon, she was baptised on the 1st February at St Mary, Brixham, the daughter of George Broderick and Jane Nisbett (nee Jacobs) who were married in 1868 (marriage registered September quarter, at St George Hanover Square))
Arthur and Henrietta had a son, Ray George Nesbitt, born 24th June 1905 in Newbury.
The 1911 census records Arthur (40) as a Printer’s Machinest (Letter Press), Henrietta (36) and their son Ray (5), living at 112 Gloucester Road, Newbury.
Arthur’s mother Eliza died aged 85 on the 18th December 1916. She was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 23rd December.
The 1939 Register records Arthur as a Printer’s Machinest living at 112 Gloucester Road, with and Henrietta and her sister Eliza Nisbett.
Arthur died aged 73 on the 4th April 1944. He was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 8th April.
Henrietta died aged 93 in 1967. She was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 31st August.
Probate: PURDUE Arthur of 112 Gloucester Road Newbury Berkshire died 4th April 1944 Administration Oxford 16th January 1945 to Henrietta Purdue widow Effects: £306 9s 9d
Newbury Weekly News
Dated 6th April 1944
PURDUE – On April 4th at 112 Gloucester-road, Newbury, Arthur, beloved husband of Henrietta Purdue, aged 78 years. (newspaper error, aged 73 years)
Mrs P Page 7 Code S 9
Author: gambles
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