The Pursgloves of Hull - [HULL]
The town of Hull was developed in
the 12th century as a woollen market for Meaux Abbey in order to export wool
and cloth. It was awarded a Royal Charter in 1299 to trade as a market
town and became known as Kingston upon Hull. Holy Trinity church dates to about 1300 and it is the largest parish church in England. |
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Robert Pursglove [1169] (1504-1580), Bishop of Hull
Elizabeth Porsliff [1266] married Edward Poole at Holy Trinity on 7/3/1837
1891 Census: 170 Chiltern Street, Newington, Hull (RG12, 3918, 44, 35,
238)
Ebenezer Pursglove, Head, Married, 39, Engine Driver, born Barnsley, Yorkshire
Elizabeth Pursglove, Wife, Married, 25, born Easington, Yorkshire
William Pursglove, Son, Single, 12, Scholar, born Doncaster, Yorkshire
Richard, Pursglove, Son, Single, 10, Scholar, born Doncaster, Yorkshire
Tom Pursglove, Son, Single, 8, Scholar, born Carlton, Nottingham
Nellie Pursglove, Daur, Single, 6, Scholar, born Carlton, Nottingham
Ben Pursglove, Son, Single, 4, Scholar, born Carlton, Nottingham
Fred Pursglove, Son, Single, 2, born Hull, Yorkshire
Hepatia Pursglove, Daur, Single, 7 mths, born Easington, Yorkshire
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