Here goes people. I think this is correct. -----Original Message----- From: Tamara and Allen Wilkerson <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, March 01, 1999 7:55 PM Subject: Fw: [HUNT-L] LDS - the true story, I think > >-----Original Message----- >From: [email protected] <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >Date: Monday, March 01, 1999 6:59 PM >Subject: [HUNT-L] LDS - the true story, I think > > >> >>This came to me on another list: >> >>Subject: IMPORTANT INFO RE: LDS RECORDS >> Date: Sunday, February 28, 1999 9:32 PM >> >>>>> I just returned from a meeting at the Family History Center where I >>volunteer. I now have the true scoop on the LDS records that will be >>available >>online. First of all there are several differnet types of records that >are >>kept >>at all Family History Cneters. There is never a charge for use of any of >this >>information (nominal fees for printouts). >> >>The main files are the Ancestral File, the International Gene3alogical >>Index, and the Family History Library Catalogue. The Ancestral file is >>basically no different than the disks sold by family tree maker containing >>ancestor >>charts. The info on these charts can be submitted by anyone hwther or >not >>they >>are a member of the church. The International Genealogical Index >information >>can only be submitted by members. It consists of Individual data that lists >>birthdates, place of birth and parents. There is a marriage index that >>gives date and place of marriage. And lastly a parent index which lists all >>children in a particular family. The info is obviously only as good as the >>person >>who submitted it to the file. We tell people to use the data as a starting >>point only and NOT to take it as the absolute proof. When anything is >>submitted >>to ancestral file, you can automatically find out who submitted it by >>hitting a source key. The submitter's name and address will be shown. The >same >>is not true for the IGI. You need to order the microfilm in order to find >out >>who the submitter was. >> >>The church is currently working very hard at extracting as >>much information as possible from origianl records. It is an ongoing >process >>that is checked and double checked for acuracy. As the data becomes >avalable >>it is distributed to the librareis, once again at no charge to patrons. >>Neither >>of these files are going to be released online, at least not at this time. >>What is going to be released is the Family History Library Cartalogue. It >>will be the most current version,more current than any library now has in >its >>possession. Basically the FHLC is a complete listing of every record in >>the possession of the Mormon libraies located anywhere in the world. You >can >>search these records several ways. Locality, surname, film/fiche number/ >>and author. By finding out what is available you can then decide whether >you >>might like to order the kinformation. Not everything is avalable for order. >>Many living peopel do not allow their books to be microfilmed. However, a >>library in your area may have the book listed. You can find that out >through >>the >>catalogue. I have utilized this catalogue extensively thrughout the >>years. I can save a lot of money if I discover that a film I am interested >in >>ordering is in a nearby FHC. >> >>Now then, just when will it go online?? Good question. We were told >>"sometime in March." So it could be onliune as early as tomorrow, but maybe >>not. >>Don't be discouraged if it is not there tomorrow, just check back again. It >is >>going to be online for about a month to see how it works. I have no idea >>what the plans are for future release. >> >> Anyway, you now have the facts straight from the top as I was told them >>at our meeting. The address will be http://www.FamilySearch.org >>Hope this helps, >> Carolyn <<<<<< >> >> >>==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >>The HUNTList Support Staff >>Doug Hunt <[email protected]>, Sandy Hunt <[email protected]> and Courtney >Tompkins <[email protected]> >> >> >

>From "Virginia Revolutionary Pension Applications Volume Nine", Abstracted and compiled by John Frederick Dorman, Washington, D.C. 1964 Page 58 BRADSHAW, Larner. S.35200. 4 Oct. 1819. Mercer Co., Ky. Larner BRADSHAW of said county declares he enlisted on 14 Feb. 1776 at Goochland Court House, Va., for two years with Capt. Samuel WOODSON of the 9th Virginia Regiment commanded by Col. Thomas FLEMING. He was in the battles of Brandywine, and Gates' defeat as a militiaman in 1780, and in several other skirmishes, and was discharged from Robert WOODSON'S company in the 9th regiment (who succeeded his brother Samuel WOODSON in the command of the company) at Valley Forge in Feb. 1778. The regiment was then commanded by Col. George MATHEWS who was taken prisoner at Germantown and who had succeeded Col. FLEMING. 4 Oct. 1819. Mercer Co., Ky. George ROWLAND and Claborne(sic) BRADSHAW of said county declare they know Larner BRADSHAW served as a soldier in the 9th Virginia Regiment. 1 Oct. 1821. Mercer Co., Ky. Larner BRADSHAW of said county, aged 65, makes a similar declaration of service. He was discharged 16 Feb. 1778. He was a farmer and rents land. His sons are all of age and have left him. His wife is aged 63 and he has three daughters, two under age. He owns five head of cattle, a sorrel mare, eighteen hogs, two ploughs and household furniture. Larner BRADSHAW of Mercer Co., Ky., private in the regiment of Col. FLEMING in the Virginia Line for four years, was placed on the Kentucky pension roll at $8 per month under the Act of 1818 from 4 Oct. 1819. Certificate 17542 was issued 19 June 1820. The administrator of Larner BRADSHAW was paid arrears of pension to 25 Nov. 1825 [the date of his death]. The capitalization of last names except for the first one are mine. The (sic) spelling note is mine. Everything else is exactly as printed. Anne

Hello Kimberly, Welcome to the family. If you don't get any responses you might want to try looking through the archives at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl When you get there type in Bradshaw and when you get there you can look for whatever keyword you would like. If you have success please let us know. Also, we are trying to build up our archives for future generations of researchers, so if you have any documents you can share we would appreciate it. Again, WELCOME and GOOD LUCK! Anne

> "This is not a rumor, and it is out on flyers. > "Beginning March 1st, the LDS church has decided to release Family > Search to the internet for a three-week trial basis at: > http://www.familysearch.org > >

I am new to this list, and am looking for information on Kitty BRADSHAW and Alexander BRADSHAW (I think there is a tie between the two, but not sure). I don't know where Kitty BRADSHAW was born, but she married James CAMPBELL in Garrard County, KY. They had two daughters (at least). Jane Francis CAMPBELL was born abt 1815 in KY, died abt 1909 in Jackson County, MO. Mary CAMPBELL was born ?, died in MO. Jane Francis CAMPBELL married Alexander BRADSHAW (s/o James and Frances (SUMMERS) BRADSHAW 26 July 1836 in Mercer County, KY. The BRADSHAW's had a large plantation in KY, which was taken by General Lee. Mary CAMPBELL married first to William CALDWELL. She married second to George MOORE in Garrard County. They had at least two children, Carry and Jud, and then moved to MO. Mary was schizophrenic, and died in the MO State Insane Asylum. She is buried in Belton, MO. Carry MOORE married David NATION, and became famous for smashing up saloons during Prohibition. Alexander BRADSHAW and Jane Francis CAMPBELL had the following children: 1. M.C. (Kate), b. 1838 in KY, d. abt 1857 in Christian County, KY 2. James, b. 1839 in KY, d. abt. 1925 in Jackson County, MO. He married Cassie ? 3. Lucius Frank, b. 1843 in KY, d. abt. 1908 in CA 4. Susan Jane Jouett, b. 13 Mar 1845 in Christian County, KY, d. 21 Feb. 1935 in Tarrant County, TX (my line) She married John Henry MCLAUGHLIN 23 May 1869 in Jackson County, MO. Does anyone know of these Bradshaw's? Thanks - Kim [email protected] Does anyone have any info on these CAMPBELL's? Thanks Kim [email protected] ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Thanks to the work of Virginia Phillips, I am posting Revolutionary Pension Applications for some of our BRADSHAW ancestors. I think you will find that her hard work is going to pay off for a lot of you. These are copies of pages of the book "Virginia Revolutionary Pension Applications Volume Nine", Abstrected and compiled by John Frederick Dorman, Washington, D.C. 1964. Thank you very much Virginia! I am posting this first as it pertains to the previous posting by me today. Page 60 BRADSHAW, William (Selah). R.1142. 10 Feb. 1838. Southampton Co., Va. Selah (X) BRADSHAW of Southampton declares she is the widow of William BRADSHAW who was in the militia service during the Revolutionary War. He was called during the first of the Revolution and served whenever his division was called out for four or five years. He served under Col. KELLO of this county. She was married soon after the war began, the marriage being published in the church and not by license. The only person living who knows of her marriage is Edith BRADSHAW who waited on her. She is now about 84 years of age. 23 Aug. 1853. Southampton Co., Va. Matildy (X) BRADSHAW of Vicksville in said county declares she is a child of William BRADSHAW who was a soldier in the Revolution. She gives a power of attorney to Edwin BRADSHAW of Southampton County to recover pension due her. The capitalization of last names is mine except for the heading name in the first line. This Sela BRADSHAW is Sela BOON(E), daughter of Ratliffe BOON(E) of Isle of Wight Co., Va. More to come. Anne

More to add to what I fwd. yesterday. Anne -----Original Message----- From: Marshall Dickson <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, February 27, 1999 6:15 PM Subject: More on Elizabeth Bradshaw >Here's data on POTENTIAL link between Liz and the bondsman, William >Bradshaw. 1st Bradshaws in Burke/McDowell Co NC. seem to line to line to >Wm Bradshaw b 1648, listed as a headright in Kingswell Co. Had one >child, John b 1664. John had son named Wm. b 1698 in Henrico Co VA, m. >Judith Scruggs. They had Wm II, Field, Charles, Obedience, Tombin, & >Josiah. Wm II had son Rev. Wm Bradshaw III who m. Mary Collicot. He was >3rd pastor of North Catawba Bapt Ch. gave land for the church and died >9Oct1827. I do not have record of children. (Eliz,?) There was also a >Ratliffe Boone, Isle of Wright VA.m. Patience Bradshaw and their will >dated 28Mar1791. Their children were Jesse Boone m Delilah Anderson, >Elizabeth m. a Mr. Webb, and Selah m. William Bradshaw(Eliz. parents?) >Let me knoiw if you can make some links to this. Thanks. MARSHALL >DICKSON > >______________________________________________________ >Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com >

I just spent several hours at the Maryland Historical Society Library. One of the books I discovered was the Virginia Revolutionary Pension Applications abstracted and compiled by John Dorman. In it I found several pages of BRADSHAW entries. If anyone would like the information I will be glad to share it. I will probably scan the page and attach it as a .tif file. Please let me know by private email and I will be happy to send it along. The names include: Benjamin Bradshaw (Fanny) born 1757 in Albemarle County Claiborne/Claibourn/Claburn Bradshaw (Elizabeth) died 3 May 1842 John Bradshaw (was 18 in 1776) Pocahontas County John Bradshaw born 18 April 1763 Goochland County Larner Bradshaw died 25 Nov 1825 Robert Bradshaw died Feb 1832 in Rowan County, NC William Bradshaw (Selah) Each entry is about a paragraph in length. Virginia Phillips Aberdeen, MD

Rec'd this from a cousin this morning; perhaps it might be of some help to someone. > I have Weldon I. Hudson's "Johnson County Texas Marriage > Records, 1854- 1883, vol l. @ 1982 (typewritten). > Bradshaw names: C.F. md Rebecca; and Nell Hicks md, 20 feb 1883, > Rebecca Bradshaw.

Hi All! I'm fwd. this to the list for everyone who's interested to see. Anne -----Original Message----- From: Marshall Dickson <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, February 26, 1999 4:25 PM Subject: Elizabeth Bradshaw >HI, ANNE! Here's what I have on Elizabeth Bradshaw. Born ca 1808 in NC >and d. giving birth to Charles Bradshaw Dickson 1844. Bore 7 children by >Charles William Dickson: Alanson E. 1831, a daughter 1832, John 1835, >Alfred/Alford Webb 1836, Joseph G 1837, William B 1842 and Charles >Bradshaw 1844. Married 1830. Witness to the marriage was Wm. C. Erwin, >influential citizen of Burke Co. NC, Justice of the Burke Co. Court of >Pleas, Trustee of Morgantown Academy, and Warden of the Poor. The >bondsman was William Bradshaw, Bond # 000005419. Hope this helps. Let me >know. MARSHALL DICKSON > >______________________________________________________ >Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com >

I'm looking for information on Larkin Bradshaw, son of Jonas Bradshaw and Elizabeth Ratcliff. Larkin Bradshaw was born 12 June 1801 Lincoln Co. NC. Married Nancy Parker 17 Oct. 1820, Lincoln Co. NC. Married second Sarah Drum 16 Feb. 1838, Lincoln Co. NC. Was in Cass (Bartow CO.) Ga. in 1850, where he is listed in the 1850 census. Cass CO. Ga. 1850 Census. Larkin Bradshaw 50 m collier NC Sarah 40 f NC Margaret 21 f NC Almarinda 14 f NC Matila 18 f NC Noah M. 12 m NC Frances 10 GA William T. 7 GA Elizabeth 4 GA Jams M. 1 GA Lawson Drum 17 NC David Drum 15 NC Larkin Bradshaw died after 1850 in Cass Co. Ga. I have been unable to find a will or the cemetery where he is buried. Larkin's daughter Matilda Bradshaw married Bardy L. Abernathy 1 Nov. 1850 Cass Co. Ga. Daughter Almarinda Bradshaw married Walter M. Turner and lived in Ellis Co. TX. I am also looking for information as to where Almarinda Bradshaw and Walter M. Turner married. Any help woud be greatly appreciated as this seems to be my brick wall. Thanks alot Betty

Great work B. J. I wish you were from my branch of the family!! Anne

OLD GRAVE SITES REVISTED in GASTON AND LINCON COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA from Lincoln County Library 306 West Main Lincolnton, NC Barnett Cemetery (Lincoln CO.) Location: Jct of HWY 16 & HWY 73, take HWY 73 West 2.8 miles, L into driveway .4 mile. Site is 300 yds. straight ahead. For Permission : ask Mr. Clark. 1. Barnett, B.B d. July 26, 1880 age- 81 y., 1 m. 22 d. 2. Barnett, Barbary d. Aug. 31, 1851 age 11 y. 15 d. 3. Barnett, Randolph d. Feb. 19, 1845 In the 59th yr. of his life 4. Barnett, Thomas b. Jul. 12, 1784 d. Sept. 9, 1867 age 83 y. 1 m. 27 d. 5. Barnett, Vicey d. May 27, 1855 age 22 y. 6 m. 6. Bradshaw, Jonas April 21, 1811 Age - Jun 7, 1885 74 y. 1 m. 17 d. 7. Bradshaw, Nancy C. Wife of Jonas Bradshaw Oct. 2, 1810 June 29, 1880 age 69 y. 8 m. 27 d.

Abstracts of Deeds: Lincoln Co. NC 1786-1793 Books 3, 4, and 16 by Dr. A.B. Pruitt from Lincolnton Public Library, Lincoln Co. NC 148 FIELD BRADSHAW, 12 December 1802, January 1803, Wife Hannah. My two children Anne Bradshaw and Isaac Bradshaw. Exec. Nathan Gwaltney, Josiah Bradshaw. Wit. John Bradshaw, Benjamin Bradshaw. 149. Jonas Bradshaw, 22 March 1882, 15 June 1885. Wife. Daughter Fannie Hooper. Daughter Polly Goodson. Grandchildren Harriet Susan and Thomas J. Bradshaw and Villa and Thomas Keever. Daughter Susan. EXEC. Arthur F. Barnett. WIT. W.A. Graham, J.L. Graham. Probate shows heirs as: Eliz Bradshaw the widow. Fannie Hooper and her heirs, Polly Goodson, Susan Bradshaw, Harriet Susan Bradshaw, Thomas J. Bradshaw, and Villa Keever and Thomas Keever BOOK 4 page 325 150 JUDITH BRADSHA, 30 September 181-, January 1820. Daughter Judith Radd. Sin John Bradsha and his brothers and sisters. Grand-daughter Judith Bradsha dau. of my son Josiah Bradshaw. Son Jonas Bradsha. Son Benjamin Bradsha. EXEC. Joseph Graham, Nathan Gaultney. WIT. Jisiah Bradshaw, Jos. Graham. Codicikl, 10 August 1818. WIT Jos. Favell, Jno. D. Graham. LINCOLN CO. NC DEEDS NEW BOOK 3 & OLD BOOK 15 299. Nov. 28,1785 Field Bradshaw (lincoln Co) to son Jonas Bradshaw (same); for love & affection gave a Negro girl Agness 13 years old. Signed Field Bradshaw. Witness John Haskins & Benjamin Ratlist. Rec. Jul. 1788 Book 3 page 373; Book 15 page 51. 307. dec. 17, 1779 Jacob Baker (Lincoln Co) to Field Bradshaw (Mecklenburg CO.) for 250 sold 25 ac. on S side of Catawba R.; border: Abraham Scott and Coborns Cr; part of grant Sept. 13, 1759 to John Killion who sold to Richd Earhart and "by sundry conveyances" to Jacob Baker. Signed Jacob Baker. Witness Vincent Cox & John Brown Skrimshire. Rec. Jul. 1788. Book 3 p. 384; Book 15 p. 62 LINCOLN Co. NC DEEDS NEW BOOK 3 & OLD BOOKS 14 & 15 April Session 1788 264. Mar. 1, 1778 Daniel Russel & wife Jemima (Burke Co.) to John Waggoner (same) for 150 sold 200 ac. in Burke formerly Mecklenbury Co. on S side of Cattabaw R and both sides of Little Cr.; border: Thomas Little and Archabald Little; granted Apr. 25, 1767 to Thomas Beaty who sold to David Robertson who sold Aug. 16, 1776 to Daniel Russel. Signed Daniel Russel & Jemima's mark. Witness Temperance Bradshaw, Ruth Bradshaw, & Rebekah Bradshaw. Rec. Apr. 1788. Book 3 page 330; Book 15 page 1. 145. BENJAMIN BRADSHAW, 24 October 1814, April 1815. Wife Hannah. Son John Bradshaw. Daughter Fereby Roberson. Son Field Bradshaw. Granddaughter A. Bradshaw. My tow grandsons John Roberson and Benjamin Roberson. EXEC. wife, son John Bradshaw, Josiah Bradshaw. WIT. Blake Baggett, Abraham Baggett. 146 CHARLES BRADSHAW, 26 July 1800, 1800. Wife Micheil. Nephew Pride Bradshaw. Nephews John Bradshaw and Charles Bradshaw. EXEC. wife, David Williams, Spencer Shelton. WIT. Frederick Williams, Jeremiah Sadler, Richard Williams. 147. FIELD BRADSHAW, 16 June 1788, October 1788. Wife Judith. Sons Benjamin Bradshaw, John Bradshaw, Field Bradshaw, Charles Bradshaw, Jonas Bradshaw, Josiah Bradshaw. Daughters Rabekah Ratlif, Judith Rabb, Susannah Bradshaw. Grandson William Rabb. EXEC. wife, William Bradshaw, Joseph Abernathy. WIT Charles Bradshaw, Elizabeth Hogan, Susanna Bradshaw, Jos. Abernathy.

http://www.rootsweb.com/~msmadiso/Canton/sura.htm#B BRADSHAW Robert Bradshaw of Co. C, 14th Mississippi Infantry, CSA, died on Sunday, January 24, 1864.

Hello All, I noticed in B.J.'s posting that in the suit by Charles Conner & Co. our Bradshaw is listed as WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW. Does anyone know for sure which William this is and what the A. stands for??? Anne

Abstracts of Deeds: Lincoln Co. NC. 1786-1793 Books 3, 4, and 16 Lincolnton County Public Library, Lincoln County NC. Lincoln CO. NC Deeds New Book 4 & Old Books 401.10 & 16 528. June 4, 1788 William Bradshaw (Lincoln Co) to Alexander Nelson (same); for 200 sold 100 ac. on W side of Cataba R; border: point of a ridge on said river below Wm Bradshaw's clear land; includes a great bent in said river and "some" improvements; part of 140 ac granted May 15, 1772 to Francis Beatty and sold July 24, 1775 by Hugh Beatty & Robert Armstrong, executors for Francis Beatty, to Benjamin Cochran who sold April 24, 1776 to John henderson who sold Dec. 24, 1778 to William Bradshaw. Signed William Bradshaw. Witness John Turkefill (or Turlufill) David Alexander, Smith Alexander. Rec. Oct. 1790 Book 16 p. 1 Civil Action Papers, Lincoln Co. NC 237 Charles Conner vs William A. Bradshaw (attachments) ... command you as heretofore commanded... goods.. of William A. Bradshaw ...sum of L30.1.3 3/4 adjudged to Charles Conner & Co. for Debt, Costs & Charges in said suit..have monies at Court first Monday April.. Lawson Henderson, Clerk at Office first Monday January 1806. Fi.Fa. to April (April is msrked thru) July Sessions 1806. 108 Charles Conner & Co. vs Wm. A. Bradshaw: Balance of Debt 29.17.6 3/4 Alias 0.3.9 Pluries 0.3.9 Rec'd 10.0.0 _________ 20.5.0 3/4 William Caldwell 182 vs Charles & Field Bradshaw (attavhment) ...goods, etc.. of Charles Bradshaw & Field Bradshaw...sum of L12.5.4 Currancey of North Carolina recovered by William Caldwell for Damages & L3.1.7 Costs & Charges in said suit...have monies at Court first Monday April... Joseph Dickson, Clerk at Office 20 January 1785. Fi.Fa. To April 1785. Wm. Caldwell vs Chas. & Field Bradshaw: Damage L12.5.5 Writ 0.10.1 J.H. Sheriff 0.10.0 Trial by Jury 0. 5.4 Dismission & Execution 0.11.3 Atty. McCay 1. 5.0 Satisfyd, Jo. Henry, ________ Sheriff 3.1.7

Yesterday I posted information from the book Seal of Burke County, North Carolina for William Bradshaw II. I forgot to list the sources of information from that book. They are as following: Virginia Historical Magazine, volume 15, page 299; Henrico and Cumberland Counties, Virginia, records in courthouse; My Bradshaws and Their Families by Carrie Bradshaw Bolin; North Carolina Archives in Raleigh; Sidney Poteet Family Bible. Betty

Hi B.J., Thank you for the postings. One question...Could you please post the title, copyright date and the author of the book this information is from? It would help a lot as far as sourcing the information. Also, does this book give any sources for their information such as birth records, info. from other books, etc? Anne

>From the Book Seal of Burke County North Carolina, page 109. William Bradshaw II, one of the first Bradshaws in Burke County was born in Cumberland County, Virginia, 1726. Son of William I and Judith Scruggs Bradshaw.His grand-grandfather of 1648 lived in Goochland, Virginia. William had one child. John, born in 1664 and married Elizabth Harper. They were the grandparents of William II. John and Elizabeth Harper Bradshaw was born in 1698, Henrico Co. Va. William I married Judith Scruggs in 1718, Henrico Co. Va. They had six children: Field, Charles, William II, Obedience, Tomlin, and Josiah. William Bradshaw II, born 1726, died 1811, Burke Co. NC. William married Suzanna Robinson,daughter of John Robinson, Sr., and Tabitha Jones in Richmond, Va, born 1730, Henrico Co. Va.,died 1801-1805, Burke CO. NC. William and Suzanna Robinson Bradshaw children were: a. Obadiah,born before 1755, Haywood Co. NC. and went to live in Burke and McDowell Counties NC. b. Reverend William Bradshaw III, married Mary Collicott and was the third pastor of North Catawba Baptist Church. William III gave the land for the church. Died 9 Oct 1827. c. Josiah, born 1750, married Mary Hogan, 1777. Jiosiah died 29 March 1821,at Lovelady Ford, He is buried in the Bradshaw Cemetery near North Catawba Church. d. Judith Bradshaw married Justice Beach e. Seth Bradshaw III, born 1755, married Anna Lowe. They moved to Kentucky. f. Isaiah Bradshaw, born 1755-1774, died Feb. 1820, Burke Co. NC. g. Charles Bradshaw, born 1760, died 16 March 1828, Weathy, Tn. h. Ursula Bradshaw, married Miles Abernathy, 6 Oct 1781. i. Anna Bradshaw married Field Bradshaw j. Elijah Bradshaw moved to Georgia. Josiah Bradshaw and Nanvcy Hogan Bradshaw's children were: a. Elizabeth (Betsy) born 1777, married Elijah Largent, died 3 July 1850. b. Seth Bradshaw, born 1783.(gave the land for Caldwell County) married Nancy Goldsby 1810, moved to Missouri. c. Tabitha Bradshaw, born 1748, married 1820. d. Temperance Bradshaw married Aaron Brittain Hawkins, who's father Austin Hawkins came to Burke County in 1760. He was a general in the American Army in the Revolutionary War. Temperance Bradshaw and Aaron Hawkins children were: a. Harrison Brittain b. Bradshaw c. Josiah Sliter d. Napoleon e. Losson f. Nancy (Mrs Robert Garrison) g. Eliza (Mrs Joshua Largent h. Luiza (Mrs Daniel Hicks) i. Minerva (Mrs Marcus Brittain) j. Amanda (Mrs John Duckworth) k. Mary Ann (Mrs Sidney Poteet) Many of William Bradshaw II still live in Burke County NC with varied surnames.