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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Essex => Topic started by: babe967 on Monday 15 September 14 14:29 BST (UK)
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My 6 x grandfather was Phillip Pudney born 1842
I know is he was born in Lexden Colchester Essex.
He moved to Linlithgow and married Catherine Harvey October 1879. He died in Linlithgow. 1897
My grandfather Phillip Kitchener Pudney Ferguson insisted we were related to Lord Kitchener. Mums name is Phyllis Kitchen er Pudney Ferguson.
Can anyone help me obtain more imformation
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1851 census - could this be the family?
Joseph Pudney, 59 pensioner b Fordham, Essex
Hannah 50 b Fordham
Joseph 16 b Stanway
Philip 11 b Stanway
Caroline 7 b Stanway
John marshall 70, visitor b Bures, Suffolk
Ellen Smith 2 visitor b Stanway
Ref: H0107/1782/453/3
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It maybe as my elderly aunt is called Jessie Hannah Pudney Yates :)
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1891 census in Blackness Village, Carriden, Linlithgowshire: -
Philip Pudney, 49 widower b England
Jessie Pudney, 10 b Linlithgowshire
George Pudney 8
Peter Pudney 6 both b England.
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Jessie H Pudney, age 31, married John J Ferguson, age 32, coal miner, on 10 Nov 1911 in Edinburgh. Both were residents of Linlithgow. Her parents Phillip Pudney, gardener, deceased and Catherine Harvey, deceased. His parents Daniel Ferguson, railway surface man and Helen Jackson, deceased
[http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk]
1891 Census
NAME: Daniel Ferguson
SPOUSE: Helen Ferguson
BIRTH: abt 1857 - Kilmadock, Perthshire
RESIDENCE: Linlithgow, West Lothian
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1881 Census
NAME: Donald Ferguson
SPOUSE: Helen Jackson
BIRTH: abt 1855 - Kilmadock Parish, Perthshire
RESIDENCE: St Ninians, Stirlingshire
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I would like to thank everyone for help.
I know need to find more Pudney pre 1800.
My mum was so happy to find out where the Pudney originated from
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if the Joseph & family I found on the 1851 is the correct family then Joseph's occupation of pensioner suggests he was in the army.
There's a service record for a Joseph Pudney b 1799 in Fordham, Essex. He served in the Black Watch regiment for 4 years from 1813-1817 until the loss of his right eye due to opthalmia(?).
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Baptism on the freereg site 31/07/1791 - www.freereg.org.uk for a Joseph John Pudney in Fordham, son of James & Mary. Looks like there are several different Pudney couples baptising children :)
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It would be worth ordering the marriage certificate for Phillip from the GRO website (it's about £10).
That would confirm whether Joseph is the father of Phillip.
If it is Joseph, then the following are the details:
Joseph married hannah Balls 21/7/1822 at Copford. Witness sarah balls (I think she's hannah's sister). Their children were Joseph 29/6/1834, Matilda 12/6/1836 - 21/5/1857, Philip 9/2/1840 and caroline 14/1/1843. Joseph was a pensioner by the time philip came along! All these were baptised in Stanway, which is near Lexden and colchester.
Hannah's parents were james and hannah ball. Hannah was born 16/2/1800 and was buried 28/12/1857. I think Hannah's mother may have died young, as there are also children to a james and sarah Ball: Ann and Charlotte.
Joseph's parents were james and mary pudney. He was born Joseph John 31/7/1791 and buried 29/11/1881 aged 91 years!! The notes next to his burial say that he fought at Waterloo and was in the 74th foot. He died in the workhouse, but not as a pauper. I did read somewhere that some people used the workhouse for medical reasons rather than destitution, as there was nowhere else to go to get treatment. His siblings were: John 22/3/1805, Hannah 26/2/1808 and sarah 8/9/1793.
There are several other pudneys baptising children there. It would seem that Joseph senior had siblings and cousins: James, John, Joseph.
Definitely worth getting the certificate to confirm Joseph as the father.
It would be interesting to know if all the people on here were right about him! 😉
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I am surprised that you have not picked up on the fact that Joseph Pudney was a Waterloo veteran, a hero and much revered in Lexden. He was buried in Lexden. I live and work in Fordham, near Colchester, Essex and I am researching the men of Colchester who fought at Waterloo. I have a lot of information about him. Take a look at www.camulos.com/militaryheritage/waterloo/waterloo4s.pdf and, if you are in the area next 16th June for 200th anniversary, please let me know.
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I was Born in linlithgow one of twins , my father was john (Jack) Ferguson Pudney married to Grace .
we migrated to Australia in 1965 , my dad often talked about his brothers Phillip and Peter
he was youngest of 10 children
I am Jack Jnr
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1841 census Stanway Essex
Joseph Pudney 45 ?? Blind
Hannah 35
Sarah 15
Mary Ann 14
Maria 8
Joseph 6
Matilda 4
Philip 1
Jennifer