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- Birth: Minimal information obtained fro
Birth: Minimal information obtained from family records and LDS Church IGI records
Marriage: Married (1) 19 Apr 1709, Clorinda Strang, daughter of Daniel Strang and Charlotte Le Mestre; (2) Sarah (Underhill) Budd, widow of Jacob Budd
Relationships: His sister, Phebe Purdy, married his first wife's brother, Daniel Strang
!Follow Up: Which temple was he baptized in? It looks like he was baptized in the Mesa temple in 1936
Westchester Patriarchs, p. 198. Samuel
Westchester Patriarchs, p. 198. Samuel Purdy, b. 1 May 1695, son of Joseph Purdy and Elizabeth Ogden, married 1st Penelope Strang; m. 2nd widow Sarah Budd. Other children named on p. 199. None stayed local; most went to Orange Co.
Samuel was the ancestor of the Newburgh,
Samuel was the ancestor of the Newburgh, NY line of the family
Notes for (Judge) Samuel PURDY:
He became one of the most prominent citizens of the town of Rye, N.Y. In 1720 he made his first appearance in public office when he was apointed Justice of the Peace. This position he held until his death. From 1723 to 1739 he served as town Supervisor. His duties were so faithfully discharged that he was reelected from 1744 to 1746, and chosed again in 1749. He also acted as the last town trustee or overseer in 1729, and as a farmer of the excise in 1743 and in 1744. He served as one of the judges of the Court of Pleas of the County of Westchester from 1734 to 1737, and again from 1740 to 1752. He also presiede at the court of Jan. 22nd, of the latter year. The Rev. James Wetmore, minister of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Rye, was seeking a new schoolmaster in 1732. At the request of sundry inhabitants that Samuel Purdy, Esq. might be appointed, he wrote the following recommendation to the secretary of the "Venerable Society for the Propagation of the Gospel" "He is a gentleman very well respected in the town, a constant communicant of the church, a man of good abilities and sober exemplary life and conversation; he is the foremost Justice of the Peace in the Parish, and one of the Quarum as well as chaplain of the militia, but these being places that require,rather that make a fortune, he has private reasons to make him accept a mission from the Honourable Society, and the greater his interest in the peoples's esteems and affections, by the honourable character he sustains, he will be under the greater advantage to promote religion and the interests of the church for wihch he has always had a good affection. This gentleman is well qualified to teach and instruck children in the principles of religion, and such learning as is fit for the country, and I doubt not he will be very faithful and industrious, if the Honourable Society be pleased to employ him." Needless to add, Justice Purdy was employed and continued a schoolmaster until his death.
Samuel PURDY Sr was born on 1 May 1685 in Budd Neck, Rye, Westchester County, New York.(7110) He died on 4 Mar 1753. (7111) He described as an extremely kind and benevolent man by The Reverend James Wetmore. (7112) His home lot in Rye is now part of the rectory grounds of Christ Church, Rye, New York. He has Ancestral File number 7C0V-RJ or 8M59-3T. Parents: Judge Joseph PURDY Sr and Elizabeth OGDEN.
He was married to Clorinda Penelope STRANG on 19 Apr 1709.(7113) Children were: Samuel PURDY Jr, Caleb PURDY Sr married to Hannah BROWN .(6454) Hannah and Caleb were second cousins, Glorianna PURDY, Charlotte PURDY, Gabriel PURDY, Elizabeth PURDY, Josiah PURDY, Henry PURDY, Mary PURDY.
He was married to Sarah UNDERHILL after 1726 in Westchester County, New York.(7114) Sarah was the widow of Jacob Budd.
He and his wife Penelope Streing raised
He and his wife Penelope Streing raised five sons and three daughters. His second wfe was the widow of Joseph Budd.
1695
1695
Birth: Minimal information obtained fro
Birth: Minimal information obtained from family records and LDS Church IGI records
Marriage: Married (1) 19 Apr 1709, Clorinda Strang, daughter of Daniel Strang and Charlotte Le Mestre; (2) Sarah (Underhill) Budd, widow of Jacob Budd
Relationships: His sister, Phebe Purdy, married his first wife's brother, Daniel Strang
!Follow Up: Which temple was he baptized in? It looks like he was baptized in the Mesa temple in 1936
Westchester Patriarchs, p. 198. Samuel
Westchester Patriarchs, p. 198. Samuel Purdy, b. 1 May 1695, son of Joseph Purdy and Elizabeth Ogden, married 1st Penelope Strang; m. 2nd widow Sarah Budd. Other children named on p. 199. None stayed local; most went to Orange Co.
Samuel was the ancestor of the Newburgh,
Samuel was the ancestor of the Newburgh, NY line of the family
Notes for (Judge) Samuel PURDY:
He became one of the most prominent citizens of the town of Rye, N.Y. In 1720 he made his first appearance in public office when he was apointed Justice of the Peace. This position he held until his death. From 1723 to 1739 he served as town Super visor. His duties were so faithfully discharged that he was reelected from 1744 to 1746, and chosed again in 1749. He also acted as the last town trustee or overseer in 1729, and as a farmer of the excise in 1743 and in 1744. He served as one of t he judges of the Court of Pleas of the County of Westchester from 1734 to 1737, and again from 1740 to 1752. He also presiede at the court of Jan. 22nd, of the latter year. The Rev. James Wetmore, minister of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Rye , was seeking a new schoolmaster in 1732. At the request of sundry inhabitants that Samuel Purdy, Esq. might be appointed, he wrote the following recommendation to the secretary of the "Venerable Society for the Propagation of the Gospel" "He i s a gentleman very well respected in the town, a constant communicant of the church, a man of good abilities and sober exemplary life and conversation; he is the foremost Justice of the Peace in the Parish, and one of the Quarum as well as chaplai n of the militia, but these being places that require,rather that make a fortune, he has private reasons to make him accept a mission from the Honourable Society, and the greater his interest in the peoples's esteems and affections, by the honoura ble character he sustains, he will be under the greater advantage to promote religion and the interests of the church for wihch he has always had a good affection. This gentleman is well qualified to teach and instruck children in the principles o f religion, and such learning as is fit for the country, and I doubt not he will be very faithful and industrious, if the Honourable Society be pleased to employ him." Needless to add, Justice Purdy was employed and continued a schoolmaster unti l his death.
Samuel PURDY Sr was born on 1 May 1685 in Budd Neck, Rye, Westchester County, New York.(7110) He died on 4 Mar 1753. (7111) He described as an extremely kind and benevolent man by The Reverend James Wetmore. (7112) His home lot in Rye is now par t of the rectory grounds of Christ Church, Rye, New York. He has Ancestral File number 7C0V-RJ or 8M59-3T. Parents: Judge Joseph PURDY Sr and Elizabeth OGDEN.
He was married to Clorinda Penelope STRANG on 19 Apr 1709.(7113) Children were: Samuel PURDY Jr, Caleb PURDY Sr married to Hannah BROWN .(6454) Hannah and Caleb were second cousins, Glorianna PURDY, Charlotte PURDY, Gabriel PURDY, Elizabeth PURDY , Josiah PURDY, Henry PURDY, Mary PURDY.
He was married to Sarah UNDERHILL after 1726 in Westchester County, New York.(7114) Sarah was the widow of Jacob Budd.
He and his wife Penelope Streing raised
He and his wife Penelope Streing raised five sons and three daughters. His second wfe was the widow of Joseph Budd.
1695
1695
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1685 - 1753 (67 years)
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