The Pursgloves of Stainton by Tickhill - [STNT]
Recorded in Domesday as 'Staintone with Helgebi', the name Stainton derives from the Saxon for 'Stone Farm'. The original farmstead which was demolished was known as the Rock House. This was an agricultural settlement, but in 1907 the shaft for Maltby Colliery was sunk in the Stainton parish, shifting the economy to coal mining. |
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Mathew Pursglove [533] married Elisabeth Gilberthorpe at
Whittington, Derbyshire 14/8/1711
John Purslove, son of Matthew Purslove, baptised 9/8/1722
Joseph Purslove, son of Matthew Purslove, baptised 1/2/1724 - married Mary
Mirfin of Silkstone
Benjamin Purslove, son of Matthew Purslove, baptised 1/2/1724
Mary Purslove, daughter of Matthew Purslove, baptised 28/12/1726
Thomas Purslove, son of Matthew Purslove, baptised 24/7/1730
Willam Purslove, son of Matthew Purslove, baptised 8/4/1732
Matthew Pursglove [533] died at Braithwell Grange, Stainton after a fall from his horse
Ann Purslove [1453] married William Webster on 16/6/1741
Elizabeth Pursglove [1455] married Henry Mirfin on 2/4/1744
George Purslove [1457] married Agatha Turner on 15/2/1768
Page updated 22/11/2013