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PUMPHREY Hiram Nimrod 
| Birth GRO 4th qtr 1957 PUNTER, Cheryl J VODDEN Surrey S.W. 5g 1077 |
| Marriages GRO 1ST qtr 1978 CHATFIELD, Christopher Punter Surrey S W 17 726 PUNTER, Cheryl J CHATFIELD Surrey S W 17 726 |
| Marriages GRP 1st qtr 1893 Punter, Emily Hungerford 2c 369 Buck, Norman Arthur Hungerford 2c 369 |
| Marriages GRO 4th qtr 1907 BUCK, Emily Wandsworth 1d 1108 TAYLOR, Edward Sharp Wandsworth 1d 1108 |
| Birth GRO 2nd qtr 1908 PUNTER, Gladys Norah Fulham 1a 204 Death GRO Jun 1989 CHATFIELD, Gladys Norah 3May1908 Camden 14 1596 ===== England and Wales Census, 1911 Name: Gladys Punter Event Place: Stamford St George with St Paul, Lincolnshire, England County: Lincolnshire Parish: Stamford St George Sub-District: Stamford Sub-District Number: 1 District Number: 411 Enumeration District: 5 Registration District: Stamford Gender: Female Age: 2 Number in Family: 4 Birth Year (Estimated): 1909 Birthplace: Willesden London, London Relationship to Head of Household: Daughter Schedule Type: 146 Page Number: 1 Registration Number: RG14 Piece/Folio: 291 Household Role Sex Age Birthplace Joseph Punter Head M 26 Ivinghoe Aston Bucks, Buckinghamshire Elizabeth Punter Wife F 24 Willesden London Gladys Punter Dau F 2 Willesden London Herbert William Hall Boarder M 24 Woodbridge, Suffolk |
| Parents: Albert Norwood Purdum (1870 - 1952) Cora M Shear Purdum (1872 - 1901) ----- Burial Plot: ROW:4 [South side. West end section. Rows run E to W] Find A Grave Memorial# 112205566 |
| Find a Grave Memorial ID 133539205. ===== United States Census, 1900 Name: Charles E Purdy Event Place: Wolcott Township Wolcott village, Wayne, New York Gender: Male Age: 62 Marital Status: Married Race: White Years Married: 34 Birth Date: Jan 1838 Birthplace: New York Marriage Year (Estimated): 1866 Father's Birthplace: New York Mother's Birthplace: New York Relationship to Head of Household: Head Sheet Letter: B Household Role Sex Age Birthplace Charles E Purdy Head M 62 New York Mary Purdy Wife F 63 New York |
| Son of Merritt and Hannah Purdy. ----- Find a Grave Memorial ID 212599573. ===== United States Census, 1860 Name: Merritt Purdy Event Place: Town of Butler, Wayne, New York Gender: Male Age: 51 Race: White Birth Year (Estimated): 1809 Birthplace: New York Household Role Sex Age Birthplace Merritt Purdy M 51 New York Amanda Purdy F 45 New York Chas Purdy M 22 New York Mariah Purdy F 20 New York Hiram Purdy M 13 New York Hiram Silliman M 24 New York Daniel Silliman M 23 New York Franklin Merrell M 21 New York ----- United States Census, 1870 Name: Merritt Purdy Event Place: Butler, Wayne, New York Gender: Male Age: 61 Race: White Birth Year (Estimated): 1809 Birthplace: New York Page Number: 3 Household Role Sex Age Birthplace Merritt Purdy M 61 New York Lydia Sillina F 26 New York |
| Vermont, Vital Records Name: Purinton Event Type: Birth Event Date: 11 Sep 1906 Event Place: , , Vermont Gender: Male Father's Name: Louis Purinton Mother's Name: Adah M. Atwood GS Film number: 540135 Digital Folder Number: 004357288 Image Number: 00072 |
| Vermont, Vital Records Name: Arland Wendell Purinton Event Type: Birth Event Date: 06 Apr 1928 Event Place: Randolph, Orange, Vermont Gender: Male Father's Name: Arland Wendell Purinton Mother's Name: Etta A Whitteier |
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| Vermont, Vital Records Name: Arland Winson Purinton Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 01 Jun 1920 Event Place: Bethel, Windsor, Vermont Gender: Male Age: 23 Birth Year (Estimated): 1897 Father's Name: Louis Mother's Name: Lincoln Spouse's Name: Marietta Alice Whittier |
| Vermont, Vital Records Name: Arland Winsor Purinton Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 01 Dec 1940 Event Place: Bethel, Windsor, Vermont Gender: Male Spouse's Name: Marjorie Frances Stoddard |
| Vermont, Vital Records Name: Ian Carlyle Purinton Event Type: Birth Event Date: 03 Feb 1988 Event Place: Randolph, Orange, Vermont Gender: Male Father's Name: Roger Wendal Purinton Mother's Name: Irene Florence Stewart Digital Folder Number: 7029324 Image Number: 00759 |
| Vermont, Vital Records Name: Kameron Lynn Purinton Event Type: Birth Event Date: 09 Apr 1989 Event Place: Randolph, Orange, Vermont Gender: Female Father's Name: Roger Wendall Purinton Mother's Name: Irene Florence Stewart Digital Folder Number: 7029326 Image Number: 02297 |
| Parents: John Sawyer Purinton (1836 - 1917) Clarissa Lois Pierce Purinton (1838 - 1917) ----- Vermont, Vital Records Name: Lewis Chase Purinton Event Type: Death Event Date: 30 Mar 1928 Event Place: Lincoln, Addison, Vermont Gender: Male Father's Name: John Purinton Mother's Name: Clara Piercy |
| Vermont, Vital Records Name: Lewis C. Purinton Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 09 Oct 1893 Event Place: , , Vermont Gender: Male Age: 31 Birth Year (Estimated): 1862 Father's Name: John S. Purinton Mother's Name: Clara L. Puru Spouse's Name: Adah M. Atwood Spouse's Father's Name: Spouse's Mother's Name: GS Film number: 540135 Digital Folder Number: 004357288 Image Number: 00132 |
| Vermont, Vital Records Name: Louis C Purinton Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 16 Mar 1910 Event Place: Starksboro, Addison, Vermont Gender: Male Spouse's Name: Lucy Robbins Tucker |
| Vermont, Vital Records Name: Reger Wendall Purinton Event Type: Birth Event Date: 13 Jun 1960 Event Place: Randolph, Orange, Vermont Gender: Male Father's Name: Arland Wandell Purinton Mother's Name: Bartha Miranda Lock Digital Folder Number: 7046914 Image Number: 00977 |
| Vermont, Vital Records Name: Roger Wendell Purinton Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 20 Sep 1980 Event Place: Rutland, Rutland, Vermont Gender: Male Father's Name: Arland Mother's Name: Bertha Spouse's Name: Irene Florence Stewart Digital Folder Number: 7029292 Image Number: 03767 |
| Father's Birthplace Austria Mother's Birthplace Austria. FaG 128841614 ----- Ohio Deaths Name Frank Purma Event Type Death Event Date 12 Aug 1913 Event Place Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio Gender Male Age 53 Marital Status Married Race White Occupation Retired Birth Date 10 Dec 1859 Birthplace Bohemia Birth Year (Estimated) 1860 Burial Date 15 Aug 1913 Burial Place Ohio, USA Cemetery Woodland, Cemetery Father's Name John Purma Father's Birthplace Bohemia Mother's Name Frantiska Procharka Mother's Birthplace Bohemia ----- Ohio, Cleveland Cemetery Interment Records Name Frank Purma Event Type Burial Event Date 15 Aug 1913 Event Place Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio Gender Male Race W Death Date 12 Aug 1913 Age 53 Birth Year (Estimated) 1860 Cemetery Woodland Reference ID 61812 Volume 8 Page 183 ----- Find A Grave Memorial# 128841615 ===== USA Census, 1910 Name Frank Purma Event Place Cleveland Ward 20, Cuyahoga, Ohio Gender Male Age 50 Marital Status Married Race White Relationship to Head of Household Head Birth Year (Estimated) 1860 Birthplace Austria Immigration Year 1866 Father's Birthplace Austria Mother's Birthplace Austria Sheet Letter A Sheet Number 2 Frank Purma Head M 50 Austria Mary Purma Wife F 45 Austria Frank G Purma Son M 26 Ohio Henry Purma Son M 24 Ohio Alice Purma Dau F 19 Ohio Alfred Purma Son M 15 Ohio Viola Purma Dau F 13 Ohio |
| Name Frank Purma Event Type Marriage Event Date 17 Oct 1881 Event Place Cuyahoga, Ohio Spouse's Name Mary Fishler |
| Ohio Births and Christenings Name Frank Purma Gender Male Birth Date 24 Jun 1884 Birthplace Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio Race White Father's Name Frank Purma Mother's Name Mary ----- Ohio Deaths Name Frank Grant Purma Event Type Death Event Date 20 Mar 1944 Event Place Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio Residence Place So. Euclid, Cuyahoga, Ohio Address 1398 Victory Lane Gender Male Age 59 Marital Status Divorced Race W Occupation Tool Maker, Tractor Co. Birth Date 24 Jun 1884 Birthplace Cleveland Birth Year (Estimated) 1885 Burial Date 24 Mar 1944 Cemetery Woodland Cemetery Father's Name Frank Purma Father's Birthplace Cleveland, O. Mother's Name Mary Fischler Mother's Birthplace Bohemia ----- Find A Grave Memorial# 128841618 |
| Name Frank G. Purma Event Type Marriage Event Date 24 Jun 1907 Event Place Cuyahoga, Ohio Age 23 Birth Year (Estimated) 1884 Birthplace Cleveland, O. Father's Name Frank Purma Mother's Name Mary Tishler Spouse's Name Acsah Beatrice Chatfield Spouse's Age 24 Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated) 1883 Spouse's Birthplace Cleveland, O. Spouse's Father's Name M.W. Chatfield Spouse's Mother's Name Hattie Brown |
| Family links: Parents: Howard Raymond Pursifull (1895 - 1950) Mary Isabelle Davis Pursifull (1896 - 1971) Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown. |
| Scotland Marriage Index CHATFIELD, Sharon Ann PURVES, Colin Wwlsh 1999 810/ 57 Galashiels |
| QUERY Registration Number Groom Bride District 11/1850 V185011 46 ANDERSON, JOHN S PURVIS JANE JA |
| Michigan Death Certificates Name Henry Hewitt Puryear Event Date 18 Jan 1931 Event Place Brethren, Manistee, Michigan Gender Male Age 60 Marital Status Married Birth Date 18 Mar 1870 Birthplace Tennessee Birth Year (Estimated) 1871 Father's Name William Puryear Mother's Name Sarah ----- Find A Grave Memorial# 56627929 ===== United States Census, 1900 Name Hewitt Puryear Event Place Carlisle Township Carlisle town, Lonoke, Arkansas Gender Male Age 30 Marital Status Married Race White Relationship to Head of Household Head Years Married 2 Birth Date Mar 1870 Birthplace Tennessee Marriage Year (Estimated) 1898 Father's Birthplace Virginia Mother's Birthplace Virginia Hewitt Puryear Head M 30 Tennessee Della Puryear Wife F 22 Illinois Lloyd Puryear Son M 2 Arkansas ----- United States Census, 1910 Name Hewitt H Puryear Event Place Carlisle, Lonoke, Arkansas Gender Male Age 49 Marital Status Married Race White Relationship to Head of Household Head Birth Year (Estimated) 1861 Birthplace Tennessee Father's Birthplace Virginia Mother's Birthplace Virginia Sheet Letter A Sheet Number 8 Hewitt H Puryear Head M 49 Tennessee Della B Puryear Wife F 30 Illinois Loyd R Puryear Son M 11 Arkansas Ruby M Puryear Dau F 7 Arkansas Russell Puryear Son M 5 Arkansas Merrell Puryear Son M 3 Arkansas Earl H Puryear Son M 0 Arkansas Pearl V Puryear Dau F 0 Arkansas ----- United States Census, 1930 Name Hewit H Puryear Event Place Dickson, Manistee, Michigan Gender Male Age 60 Marital Status Married Race White Relationship to Head of Household Head Birth Year (Estimated) 1870 Birthplace Tennessee Father's Birthplace Virginia Mother's Birthplace Virginia Sheet Letter A Sheet Number 1 Hewit H Puryear Head M 60 Tennessee Della V Puryear Wife F 50 Illinois Russell W Puryear Son M 24 Arkansas Merril F Puryear Son M 22 Arkansas Pearl V Puryear Dau F 20 Arkansas Earl H Puryear Son M 20 Arkansas Vera R Puryear Dau F 13 Michigan Oscar D Puryear Son M 10 Michigan Geraldine L Puryear Daughter F 8 Michigan Mildred L Puryear Daughter F 7 Michigan |
| Possible USA Social Security Death Index Given Name: Pearl Surname: Day Birth Date: 17 December 1910 Social Security Number: 247-38-9009 State: South Carolina Event Date: November 1983 Age: 73 ----- Possible married a Matthews. ===== Pearl V Puryear in household of Hewit H Puryear, "USA Census, 1930" Event Place: Dickson, Manistee, Michigan District: 0007 Gender: Female Age: 20 Marital Status: Single Race: White Relationship to Head of Household: Daughter Birth Year (Estimated): 1910 Birthplace: Arkansas Father's Birthplace: Tennessee Mother's Birthplace: Illinois Sheet Number and Letter: 1A Household ID: 6 Line Number: 20 GS Film number: 2340743 Digital Folder Number: 004609248 Image Number: 00235 Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Hewit H Puryear M 60 Tennessee Wife Della V Puryear F 50 Illinois Son Russell W Puryear M 24 Arkansas Son Merril F Puryear M 22 Arkansas Dau Pearl V Puryear F 20 Arkansas Son Earl H Puryear M 20 Arkansas Dau Vera R Puryear F 13 Michigan Son Oscar D Puryear M 10 Michigan Dau Geraldine L Puryear F 8 Michigan Dau Mildred L Puryear F 7 Michigan |
| Michigan, Marriages Name: Dorence Day Birth Date: 1913 Birthplace: Michigan Age: 21 Spouse's Name: Pearl Puryear Spouse's Birth Date: 1911 Spouse's Birthplace: Arkansas Spouse's Age: 23 Event Date: 30 Aug 1934 Event Place: Alpena Father's Name: Harley Day Mother's Name: Florence Chatfield Spouse's Father's Name: H. H. Puryear Spouse's Mother's Name: Della Gilbert Race: White Marital Status: Single Spouse's Race: White Spouse's Marital Status: Single Spouse's Previous Husband's Name: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M73576-9 System Origin: Michigan-EASy GS Film number: 966598 Reference ID: P. 144 #135 |
| Spouse of:~~1) John Bertram CHATFIELD 1891-1917 Died WWI~~2) Frank Duncan c1893-1948 |
| Parents James Pusell birth: 9 November 1861 death: 4 July 1940 Mary Jane Haspwell birth: 20 August 1862 death: 22 February 1950 ----- Birth 24792/1899 PUSELL, ETHEL J JAMES & MARY J ROCKLEY Died Alloa Nursing Home. ===== Friday, October 18, 2013 Maternal Grandparents by Jill Ball I am going to cheat a little bit with this post as I will paste in bits and pieces I have written in earlier blog posts. I remember two of my grandparents and met three of them. I adored my two Nannas and spent many happy childhood hours with them and their extended families. My Paternal grandparents were Thomas William Curry and Mary Tierney, my maternal grandparents were Frank Duncan and Ethel Jane Pusell. So that's the vital statistics out of the way. Having started writing this post I have realised that what I have to write is way too much for one post so I will write separately about my two sets of grandparents. You can read about my paternal grandparents here. My grandmother, Ethel Jane Pusell, was born in 1899 in a small hamlet Thompsons Creek near Burraga, New South Wales, the daughter of James Pusell and Mary Jane Aspinall. James, a miner, had quite a few run-ins with the law. His father and namesake James Pusell was a convict who had been transported to New South Wales. I wonder if my grandmother was aware of her convict ancestry. One of the very few childhood tales that I remember from my grandmother is that when she went to school in Burraga she horrified the nuns by calling the town buggery. Although she could read and write Ethel's skills in this area were basic; as a child I wrote letters to her relations in the bush for her. The Pusell family moved to Cobar in the early 1900s, no doubt this was for the Pusell boys to gain employment in the newly opened mines. Ethel married a miner, John Bertram (Bert) CHATFIELD, at the age of 15 and six months later gave birth to her first child, John William (Billy) Chatfield. When 25 year old miner, Bert CHATFIELD, set off to war he left behind his pregnant 17 year old wife and young son, Billy. Bert probably did not know that he had become a father of a daughter, Nellie, who was born on 4 April, 1917 and lived for just two weeks. I wonder if Nellie's birth was premature or if she died of some other cause. Ethel had always told me that she had lost twin girls; although there is no official record of two births I have a copy of a family letter that confirms this. I cannot imagine how bewildered my grandmother, young Ethel, must have felt when she received news that her husband was Missing in Action and subsequently listed as Killed in the Field. I do not know when Ethel heard of her husband's fate but on 24 July, 1917 she wrote the following letter to the Army She had received the devastating news by 19 February, 1918 when she wrote to the Army to see if any personal effects belonging to Bert had been found. I presume that Ethel lived with her parents until she met her second husband, Frank Duncan. Twenty-two year old Frank (Sonny) Duncan, Service Number 4767, joined the AIF in Dubbo, NSW as a Private on the 2nd November 1915. Previously Frank, the son of Frank and Harriet Duncan, had worked around Cobar doing various labouring jobs on farms and in the mines. Frank embarked from Australia in March 1916 on HMAT The Star of England and landed in Egypt in April. Details of Frank's undistinguised service record in Egypt, France and Englaand can be found on his digitised WWI military file at National Archives of Australia site. Frank returned to Cobar in 1919 where he met WWI widow Ethel Chatfield (Nee Pusell). They were married in 1922 and produced five daughters. My grandmother Ethel Jane Pusell had a new house in which to raise her family. When Frank returned from the war he was able, through the Soldiers Settlement Scheme, to gain a grant of Crown land on which he built a house for his bride, Ethel.The 32,000 acres of land on which the simple timber house was built on the property "Elsinore", NSW was 40 miles west of Cobar NSW. In 2013 this is a remote area, 90 years ago it was extremely remote. Cobar, the nearest town, was a long carriage ride over rutted, red, dusty roads. Sydney and the coast was 700 km away. Life was tough, there were droughts, bushfires and loneliness. When it came time for the girls to go to school the family moved into town and Frank continued to travel out to the farm. My grandmother never complained about her lot in life; the stories she told of her early life were laced with the good humour with which she would have faced life at "Elsinore". Frank and Ethel had a shop in Cobar and Frank also had an ice cream/catering van that he took to local events where his catchcry was "Try our home made pies - warm your belly for threepence". The girl behind the wheel in Frank's van, is his daughter Lillian. Once the girls grew up and were seeking employment the family moved to Sydney where they settled in Kensington Road, Kensington. Frank worked for the local Post Office. Not long after World War Two broke out Private Frank Duncan, Service Number N74211 enlisted in the Australian Army in Sydney on 10 Aug 1940 . Frank's term of service in 2 Garrison Battalion was less than one year. Frank, aged just 53, died at home in Kensington in August 1948. One wonders if the conditions Frank faced when defending his country and The British Empire contributed to his early demise. Frank was an ordinary bloke, a bit of a larrikin, the "Dadda" who gave his girls a happy upbringing and a secure home environment. He contributed to the charmed life I lead in "The Lucky Country." I am sorry that I never got to meet my grandfather. I do have many happy memories of that house in Kensington Road, of times spent with my grandmother and the extended family. I remember the large back bedroom where my grandmother and the girls slept. I remember Christmases with the keg in the backyard for the men and the piano in the living room with my Aunts singing "Ta ra ra boom de ay". I went to ballet and tap lessons from there each Saturday. My grandmother and aunts used all put money in a jar in the kitchen to cover the cost of my lessons. My grandmother was a domestic worker who went out each morning to "do for the Faiella family" up on the hill. She suffered dreadfully from rheumatism and would have to take to her bed for an afternoon rest after work each day but she never complained, she just rubbed linament on her aches and took a Vincent's APC powder for the pain. When I was about six my grandmother, my great Aunt Annie and Arthur Johnson, the boarder, moved down the hill to a large flat above some shops in Anzac Parade, Kensington where Nana lived for about the next twenty years. Nana continued to work for the Faiellas who had a toy and novelty business. Prior to the Royal Easter Show Nana used to bring home piece work from the Faiellas who sold dolls and novelties on stands at the Show. It was all hands on deck to thread elastic through net skirts, put the skirts on the Kewpie dolls and then put the dolls on sticks. As my mother went back to work when I was eight or nine I spent a lot of time in the school holidays with Nana and Annie. We used to eat bread and butter with sugar and drink lemonade from the shop downstairs. Nana was fond of devon and I was regularly sent to the shops to buy six penneth worth of devon and a tank loaf of bread. Nana cooked great baked dinners and delicious pasties while Annie was the cake maker. When I married Nana taught me how to make a boiled Christmas pudding in a cloth. For entertainment we would watch Nana's stories on the TV, she loved Days of our Lives and Bonanza. No-one was allowed to talk while these were airing. We played lots of cards for money, Nana had a jar of pennies that we used for our stake, poker and gin rummy were the games she taught me. Nana used go out with her mates a couple of nights a week to play Housie (Bingo). Ethel - Christmas 1981 I met so many of Mum's country cousins at Nana's place. She was always hosting someone from the bush who was down for a few days in the big smoke. If only I had been able to record all the stories they told! Sadly I can only remember snippets of the many tales I heard. The very first time my parents left me at home and went off on a holiday I came down with a wisdom tooth problem. I packed bag, hopped on the bus and landed on Nana's doorstep. Although she had a house full at the time Nana made up a bed, tucked me in and looked after me. Nana was my first port of call when I needed help. Eight years later when I was pregnant with my second child and bedrest was ordered my 80 year old Nana used to come over to my place on the bus from Coogee to iron, cook and help me with my toddler. When Nana moved to a flat in Coogee she still went to Housie but she also became fond of poker machines and would travel up to Randwick Labor Club to play the pokies once or twice a week. There was always a meal, a cuppa and a bed for anyone who dropped in to Nana's place at Coogee. By the time she died at 89 Nana had moved to a nursing home and her memory had faded. I was privileged to have a beautiful, generous and happy grandmother for 39 years of my life. |
| NSW Marriage Index 16024/1914 CHATFIELD, John B PUSELL, Ethel J COBAR at the Residence of Mr. James Pusell, Cobar, NSW, Australia. Ceremony performed according to the rites of the Methodist Church by Bernard Deane. |
| 8895/1922 DUNCAN, FRANK CHATFIELD, ETHEL J COBAR |
| Birth 18232/1940 PUSELL, JAMES 8O YRS COBAR COBAR ----- James, a miner, had quite a few run-ins with the law. His father and namesake James Pusell was a convict who had been transported to New South Wales. |
| 3012/1881 PUSELL, JAMES HASPWELL, JANE BATHURST |
| Birth 1st qtr 1903 Putland, Charles Frederick Hailsham 2b 101 ----- England and Wales Death Registration Index Name Charles Frederick Putland Event Date Dec 1989 Event Place Worthing, Sussex, England Registration District Worthing Page 2717 Volume 18 Registration Quarter Oct-Nov-Dec Registration Year 1989 Birth Date 04 Feb 1903 |
| Marriages GRO 4th qtr 1929 CHATFIELD, Edith F Putland Steyning 2b 715 Putland, Charles F Chatfield Steyning 2b 715 |
| Birth GRO 1st qtr 1933 Putland, Frederick A Chatfield Steyning 2b 383 |
| Father: Horace Putnam Mother: Clarinda Boyce ----- Connecticut Deaths and Burials Name Anna P. Wooster Gender Female Burial Place Seymour, Connecticut Death Date 1927 Marital Status Married Spouse's Name William H. H. ----- Find A Grave Memorial# 41473481 |
| Son of THOMAS CROW PUTNAM & MARIA RUTHERFORD. Occupation: Farmer (had a dairy farm outside of Petaluma) |
| Daughter of Charlotte Mary Chatfield & Thomas W. Putnam, and the granddaughter of CS Chatfield, Sr and Ida Hyatt. |
| California, Birth Index Name: Patricia Anne Putnam Event Type: Birth Event Date: 23 Mar 1932 Event Place: Alameda, California Gender: Female Mother's Name: Chatfield |
| California, Birth Index Name: Thomas Clark Putnam Event Type: Birth Event Date: 13 Dec 1930 Event Place: Alameda, California Gender: Male Mother's Name: Chatfield |
| Spouse of Charlotte Mary CHATFIELD 1904-1987 |
| Born: on the family ranch near Petaluma, California. Memorial Services: United Presbyterian Church in Grand Junction, Mesa Co., Colorado Occupation: Service manager/Chevrolet Motors, Assist Nat Service Dir/General Motors |
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