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     Roger Puleston was the son of Roger Puleston.¹

     Roger de Puleston married Joan de Walton, daughter of Robert de Walton, before 1275 citing a Staffordshire Assize Roll of 21 E. I.^1,2 On 7 June 1285 he is called Sheriff of Salop and Stafford in a confirmation of charter.³ On 2 October 1291 a commission of oyer and terminer was issued to Roger de Pywelsdon and Robert de Staundon.⁴ Roger de Puleston died before 1293.⁵

     Roger Puleston was the son of John Puleston.¹ Roger Puleston died s.p.¹

     Sir Roger Puleston was the son of Roger Puleston of Emral and Janet Bulkeley.¹ Sir Roger Puleston married Jane Hanmer, daughter of William Hanmer of Hanmer, circa 1484.^1,3 Sir Roger Puleston died on 18 January 1544/45.³

     Roger FitzJordan de Puleston was the son of Jordan de Puleston Lord of Flotesbroc and Alicia Chetwynd.¹ Attorney and agent to Philip de Chetwynd at Ingestre.¹ Roger FitzJordan de Puleston married Constance (Unknown).² Between June 1293 and June 1294 Geoffrey Randolph, of Shrewsbury [in the Liberty of Shrewsbury, Salop.], merchant, brought an action to recover £14 from Roger, son of Jordan de Puleston and Peter le Walkere, of Newport [of Bradford Hundred, Salop]. In 1301 Roger FitzJordan de Puleston appears in the Yorkshire Lay Subsidy: 30 Ed. I Salop. - Roger de Baskerville and Roger son of Jordan de Pulesdon, and William de Hodenet deceased, 804li 5s. 9d.³
On 1 November 1301 Roger son of Jordan de Pywelesdon, William de Hodenet and Roger de Baskervill are appointed to assess and levy the tax of a fifteenth in the county of Salop.⁴ In 1314 or 1315 (8 Edw. II.) Roger, son of Jordan de Pivelesdon is witness to a grant by Richard de Greydon, Rector of Newport to the community of Newport.⁵ He died before 1331.²

     Roger Puleston of Emral (fl. 1447.)¹ He was the son of John Puleston of Emral and Angharad Hanmer.¹ Roger Puleston of Emral married secondly Janet Bulkeley, daughter of Thomas Bulkeley and Elizabeth Warburton, in 1468 or 1482 probably which was the date of the marriage settlement, however Ormerod in his History of Chester gives a date of 1 June 1468 and records a note "Md. the like covenants of marriage betweene the selfe same P'ties v'batim, but dated 14th October ano 22 Edw. 4, by the which it seemeth the marriage effected not till then."^2,3

     Roger Puleston of Emral was the son of Sir John Puleston of Emral.¹ Roger Puleston of Emral married Jane Mostyn, daughter of Sir Thomas Mostyn Bart.^1,2 In 1644 Sheriff of Denbighshire.¹

     Sir Roger Puleston of Emral was the son of Sir Richard de Puleston of Emral and Angharad/ Angreta Warren.² Sir Roger Puleston of Emral married Gwenhwyfar (Angharad or Margaret) ferch Llewellyn, ap Ynyr, daughter of Llewellyn ap Ynyr Lord of Gelligynan in Yale, according to Nicholas there were three sons of this marriage.³ On 18 May 1331 Commission to John de Wysham, justice of North Wales, William Botiller of Wemme, Roger de Peulesdon and Roger Carles to examine the inquisition returned into the Chancery on a former commission to the said William and others touching a complaint by Griffin de la Pole that John de Cherleton in the time of the late king ejected him from his lands in Dendor and Meghen Iscoyt in the land of Powys in North Wales, held in chief, and burned his houses and buildings, to take fresh inquisitions if necessary and to do full and speedy justice according to the law and custom of those parts. By K. & C.⁴ Sir Roger Puleston of Emral died circa 1339.¹

     Sir Roger de Puleston of Emral was the son of Richard de Puleston and Agnes (Unknown). Sir Roger de Puleston of Emral married Agnes (or Jane) Le Clerke, daughter of David Le Clerke Baron of Malpas and Angharad (Unknown).¹ On 12 June 1256 Commission to Odo de Hodenet, Stephen de Buterleg and Roger de Piuelesdon to make an extent of the manor of Ellesmere by jury of the vicinage to be provided by the sheriff of Salop ; and to rent the same to the barons of the Exchequer at Westminster.² On 20 March 1284 appointed Sheriff of Anglesey.³ As Constable of Caernarvon to which he had been appointed sometime after 1289, he was responsible for levying the unpopular tax on moveables which precipitated the revolt led by Madog ap Llywelyn in the autumn of 1294, during the course of which he lost his life in a Welsh raid on the borough of Caernarvon. Puleston was either beheaded or hanged, depending on the source, but Dwnn notes that he suffered both fates consecutively, as did his assistants.^4,1,5 On 26 August 1295 at Westminster pardon was granted to the heirs and the executors of the will or Roger de Puelesdon, knight, who was slain in Wales on the king's service, of all debts in which he was bound to the king for the whole time that he was sheriff in Anglesea or on his service elsewhere.⁶

     Thomas Puleston was the son of Roger Puleston of Emral and Janet Bulkeley.¹ Thomas Puleston died s.p.¹

     Thomas Puleston was the son of Roger Puleston.¹

     Thomas de Puleston dominus de Flotesbroke was born say 1339.¹ He was the son of Thomas fitz Jordan dominus de Flotesbroke and Agnes (Unknown).¹

     Thomas Puleston of Pickhill was the son of John Puleston of Brandenheath and Ermin verch Robert ap Madock of Pickhill.¹ Thomas Puleston of Pickhill married Elizabeth Salusbury, daughter of Thomas Salusbury of Erbistock and Mary Hill.¹

     William de Puleston was the son of Richard de Puleston and Agnes (Unknown).¹ William de Puleston died before January 1277 s.p.²

     William Puleston was the son of John Puleston.¹

     Sir William Puleston of Emral (fl. June 1322.)² He was the son of Sir Richard de Puleston of Emral and Angharad/ Angreta Warren.² Sir William Puleston of Emral died s.p. according to Nicholas.³

     Mary Robertson Pulling married Professor Daniel Oliver, son of Rev. Thomas Fitch Oliver and Sarah Pynchon.

     John Purdom married Joan Douglas.¹

     Mary Purdon was born on 24 May 1829 in Hawick, Roxburghshire.² She was the daughter of John Purdom and Joan Douglas.² Mary Purdon married Robert Scott, son of Alexander Scott and Margaret Bell, on 20 February 1845 in Hawick, Roxburghshire.^3,4 Mary Purdon died on 18 September 1897 in Falnash, Roxburghshire, at the age of 73 which, if correct, puts her year of birth to ca. 1824.¹

     Elizabeth Purefoy was the daughter of Thomas Purefoy.¹ Elizabeth Purefoy married Thomas Cawarden of Mavesyn Ridware, son of Robert Cawarden and Eleonora Bagot.¹ Elizabeth Purefoy was buried on 23 June 1544.²

     Mary Purefoy married Thomas Thorne.¹

     William Purefoy was the son of William Purefoy of Shirford and Margaret Chetwynd. William Purefoy died between 1465 and 1467 (6 Edw. IV.)¹

     William Purefoy of Shirford (fl. 1396.)² He married Margaret Chetwynd, daughter of Sir William Chetwynd of Grendon and Alice / Alina St. Paul, before 14 September 1397.^1,3

     Mary Avery Purington was born in 1805.² She married James Sewall, son of James Sewall and Margaret Pattee, on 26 May 1822 in Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine.³ Mary Avery Purington died on 29 April 1845 in Bath, Maine,² and is buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Bath.^2,4

     Miriam Purinton was born on 23 July 1815 in Topsam, Sagadahoc County, Maine.³ She was the daughter of James Purington.³ Miriam Purinton married Rev. William Stinson Sewall, son of Rev. Henry Sewall and Esther Wheelwright Moody, on 3 June 1840 in Lewiston, Androscoggin, Maine.^1,2 Miriam Purinton died on 22 June 1902 in Melrose, Massachusetts, at the age of 86.⁴

     John E. Purley married Ester Frances Perham, daughter of Josiah L. Perham and Esther Sewall, on 27 May 1856 in Wilton, Franklin County, Maine.²

     Betty Purves is also recorded as Bethia or Bethel Purves. She was born circa 1802 in Berwickshire.¹ She married John Craw, son of John Craw and Margaret Purves, on 16 June 1839 in Earlston, Berwickshire.^1,2 Betty Purves died between 8 April 1861 and October 1863.³

     Margaret Purves married John Craw.¹