Pearl (some records show Perl) was the daughter of Martin W. and Catherine (O'Grady) Purtell.
Pearl married Nelson in 1927. She was able to pursue education through High School. Her primary language was English. She worked as a "top stitcher" in a shoe shop. She enjoyed gardening, sewing and cooking.
Pearl had twelve children: William, Fred, Richard, Larry, Terrence, Catherine, Donald, Audrey, Sheri, Del, Kelly, and Anita. Anita died at the age of 2 in a farm accident.
Pearl is buried beside Nelson in Pittsfield, NH.
Pearl married Nelson in 1927. She was able to pursue education through High School. Her primary language was English. She worked as a "top stitcher" in a shoe shop. She enjoyed gardening, sewing and cooking.
Pearl had twelve children: William, Fred, Richard, Larry, Terrence, Catherine, Donald, Audrey, Sheri, Del, Kelly, and Anita. Anita died at the age of 2 in a farm accident.
Pearl is buried beside Nelson in Pittsfield, NH.
Pearl (some records show Perl) was the daughter of Martin W. and Catherine (O'Grady) Purtell.
Pearl married Nelson in 1927. She was able to pursue education through High School. Her primary language was English. She worked as a "top stitcher" in a shoe shop. She enjoyed gardening, sewing and cooking.
Pearl had twelve children: William, Fred, Richard, Larry, Terrence, Catherine, Donald, Audrey, Sheri, Del, Kelly, and Anita. Anita died at the age of 2 in a farm accident.
Pearl is buried beside Nelson in Pittsfield, NH.
Pearl married Nelson in 1927. She was able to pursue education through High School. Her primary language was English. She worked as a "top stitcher" in a shoe shop. She enjoyed gardening, sewing and cooking.
Pearl had twelve children: William, Fred, Richard, Larry, Terrence, Catherine, Donald, Audrey, Sheri, Del, Kelly, and Anita. Anita died at the age of 2 in a farm accident.
Pearl is buried beside Nelson in Pittsfield, NH.
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