PULHAM family name

[PJCPJC]

Is this any use?

Mary PULHAM b 09/02/1571 Framlingham ch 04/11/1572 Framlingham married 28/05/1588 Framlingham Simon SANDCROFT b 1563 Fressingfield ch 24/04/1563 Fressingfield d 1623 Easton Suffolk

Mary's parents were Robert PULHAM and Katherine (SURNAME?)

[doublegreen]

I have a Mary Pulham in my family tree born 27 6 1813 Stradbroke  daughter of Robert Pulham and Ann  Rodwell (18 10 1812 ) who married James Clarke (20 5 1810) 15th Oct.
1832. 
Any interest to you?
 

[PJCPJC]

I also have:

Alice PULHAM b 1532 Cratfield bd 06/04/1603 St Mary's, Cratfield married 04/10/1558 Cratfield William FISKE b 1526 Cratfield occ Yeoman Farmer; inherited "Gooches", Fressingfield Suffolk; will dated 27/03/1607 bd 08/04/1608 St Mary's, Cratfield

[grib]

Thank you, PJOPJC, for your messages on Mary and Alice Pulham. I am glad to know about them, though they are an earlier generation than my Mary Pulham, married to Anthony Revans. In case it is of interest to you, I have found several Pulhams listed as tenants of the Howard (Duke of Norfolk) estate in 1547: John pulham, Sr., John Pulham, Jr., Francis Pulham.

Best wishes,

grib/geoffrey ribbans

[phaynes]

Hello Geoffrey et al.

There are numerous references to the Pulham family of Framlington in The history, topography, and antiquities of Framlingham and Saxsted, in the County of Suffolk (1834), which is easily searched on Google Books.

I have been researching my Harwich Pulham ancestors for years, and have, I think, found the link to the Framlington family. I have documentary evidence back to the death in 1706 of my Gx7 grandfather Francis Pulham, baker, of Harwich, Essex, but his birth doesn't appear in the PR.

The first Pulhams to appear in the Harwich PR are Robert, son of Francis Pulham and Frances his wife, baptised on 19 July 1649 at St Nicholas Church, Harwich and Henry, son of Francis and Frances, buried there on 26 October 1651. Francis was buried at St Nicholas Church on 13 June 1654. Three months later another son, Benjamin, was baptised. It is possible that Francis and Frances Pulham of Framlingham in central Suffolk, who from 1639 registered the births of three children in Framlingham, including sons Francis on 16 February 1641 and Henrie on 27 July 1644, moved to Harwich at some point between 1644 and 1649.

Any assistance with this link would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers  Peter

[suffolk*sue]

Marriage

Francis Pulham = single man
Frances Daye

19th June, 1638
Beccles

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Baptism

Francis Pulham
5th March, 1618
son of Nicholas and Mary
Beccles


They had a Francis born in 1616 who died in 1617 in Beccles,

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Marriage
Nicholas Pulham
Mary Dennye
both single
27th October, 1606
Beccles

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[phaynes]

Hi Sue, Much appreciated. You deserve another star.

If Francis & maybe Frances too came from Beccles, then they may just have lived in Framlingham for a few years before moving on to Harwich, which was then starting to prosper due to the shipbuilding and ferry trade. This would explain the absence of Francis from the Framlingham records.

Will have a closer look at the Beccles records.
Cheers  Peter

[suffolk*sue]

Frances Day didn't come up as being from Beccles, but did find the following baptism.

Frances Day
21st April, 1616
father = Roger
Wingfield


http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=home

[Serge]

Hello Daisy Dee.I have a Pulham in my Aldous family tree.He was John Pulham who married Honour Aldous b1772 the daughter of my 4x g grandfather John Aldous 1739-1831.They married 22nd Apr 1794 in Stradbroke.He and Honour are mentioned in his will,as they were each left Nineteen pounds Nineteen Shillings.Hope this little snippet comes in handy.Serge.