Pursgloves of Nottingham - [NOTM]
"Snotingaham" was the Homestead of Snot's people around 600 AD, also known as "Tigguo Cobauc", the cave dwellings. In the 10th Century AD, this was an important crossing over the River Trent and in the 11th Century a castle was built to control the crossing. St Peters church was built in the 12th century. In 1449 the town was given a charter for self-governance "for eternity". The city has moved from an agricultural base to a centre for textiles and lace and other manufacturing industries. It includes the towns of Basford, Bulwell, Carlton, Lenton, Radford, Sneinton, Standard Hill, West Bridgford and Wilford. The city has strong connections with the Robin Hood legend. |
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Mary Pursglove married Job Allen on
2/10/1752 at Nottingham St. Mary (Banns entry)
Mary was born in Teversal about 1731 according to the IGI.
James Purselove [1550] married Elizabeth Sudbury on
12/2/1789 at Nottingham St. Nicholas
James was from Plumtree and John J. Humpherys was a relative of James.
Ann Purslove, daughter of George [1552] and Jane, bapt. 1/6/1798 at
Nottingham St. Mary
Sarah Purslove, daughter of George and Jane, bapt. 17/4/1801 at Nottingham St.
Mary
William Watson Pursglove, son of George and Jane, bapt. 13/2/1803 at Nottingham
St. Mary
James Parseglove, son of George and Jane, bapt. 28/7/1805 at Nottingham St. Mary
George Pursglove [1558] married Mary Crofts on 2/8/1821 at Nottingham St. Mary
Sarah Purcelove daughter of William [1560] and Mary, bapt. 2/2/1825 at Nottingham St. Mary
Elizabeth Pursglove, daughter of Mary Pursglove [1563], bapt. 26/6/1836 at Stapleford
William Flint Pursglove, [1531] born Basford, Nottingham, (July/August) 1877
1871 Census: 51 Mansfield Road, Nottingham (RG10, piece 3507, folio
30, page 2)
In The Household of John Cliff, age 36, Tinsman.
Mary Purdeslove, niece, age 11, nurse fire, born Derbyshire.
1881 Census: Lunatic Assylum, Snenton, Nottingham (RG11, piece 3348,
folio 134, page 16)
Elizabeth Pursglove, married, 36, Handicap Lunatic, born Wissendine, Rutland.
Elizabeth [1530] was the wife of Samuel Stanley Pursglove of Bilborough.
1911 Census Strays: 8 Argyle Street, Swansea
(Glamorgan, Swansea district 1, Schedule 49)
William Keen, Head, 65, Married, Letterpress Binder, born Torquay, Devon,
English
Mary Jane Keen, Wife, Married, 65, born Woodborough, Worcestershire, English
William Flint Pursglove, Boarder, 31, Single, Lithographic Printer, born
Bilborough, Notts., English
Nottingham Probate, 18 June 1936: William Flint Pursglove [1531] of 58 Briton Ferry-Road, Neath, Glamorgan, died 10/4/1939. To Samuel Stanley Pursglove [1533], Commercial Clerk, Effects £51 3s 6d.
Nottingham Probate, 6 June 1936: Samuel Stanley Pursglove [1529] of 73 Grange Road, Woodthorpe, Nottinghamshire, died 28 Apr 1936. To Samuel Stanley Pursglove [1533], Commercial Clerk, Effects £56 3s. 6d.
Manuscript, Nottingham University Library. 22/09/1939
PW H 1001: John Pursglove, born 1816, of Steetley, Nottingham.
Correspondents 'P' - of William 4th Duke of Portland. .
Nottingham Probate, 12 Apr 1956: Christopher Albert Pursglove of 90 Abbey Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham, died 25 Feb 1956. To Winifred Agnes Pursglove, Widow, Effects £698 3s. 10d.
Last updated 21/11/2013