Later moved to Scotland, then to Ohio, then to Kentucky. Farm in Ohio was destroyed by British troops during the Revolutionary War.
He was a Revolutionary War soldier. He, Nancy, & James are listed on the SC selected final pension payment voucher list. He has a Revoluntionary War tombstone.
Served under Col. Anderson during 1780-1783.
(birth place is a subject of controversy. ive seen it as Ireland, Maryland and South Carolina. I have yet to see valid proof of any of them. therefore Im leaving it as Ireland because that is on the research documentation given to me that started my PURDY family genealogy. If you can find documented proof otherwise please email it to me and ill be happy to review it and makes edits accordingly)
Later moved to Scotland, then to Ohio, then to Kentucky. Farm in Ohio was destroyed by British troops during the Revolutionary War.
He was a Revolutionary War soldier. He, Nancy, & James are listed on the SC selected final pension payment voucher list. He has a Revoluntionary War tombstone.
Served under Col. Anderson during 1780-1783.
(birth place is a subject of controversy. ive seen it as Ireland, Maryland and South Carolina. I have yet to see valid proof of any of them. therefore Im leaving it as Ireland because that is on the research documentation given to me that started my PURDY family genealogy. If you can find documented proof otherwise please email it to me and ill be happy to review it and makes edits accordingly)
Family Members
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James B Purdy
1787–1849
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Margaret Purdy Purdy
1788–1855
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Elizabeth Purdy Brooks
1788–1875
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Grizella Purdy Gillespie
1792–1867
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Ann Purdy Richey
1793 – unknown
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Henry John Purdy Jr
1795 – unknown
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Agnes Purdy
1798–1829
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Mary Purdy Brooks
1800 – unknown
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Sarah Purdy Tucker
1803–1885
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Jane Jennett Purdy
1806–1830
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Allah Purdy
1808–1812
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William Norrell Purdy
1811–1879
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