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No 6[edit]
If the numbers of the houses are still the same, Simon Purdon (1767- ..) sold, or tried to sell, Ely Place no 6 between July 1793 and Januari 1794 as can be seen in newspaper articles of that year, [1], [2] apparently after the death of his father William John Purdon in May 1793, [3]. William John Purdon, who was married to Jane Coote, already lived at Ely Place when his daughter and Simon's sister Anne Eliza married Thomas Disney in 1791 [4]. VWA (talk) 23:33, 11 March 2018 (UTC)