August 29, 1787 The Pennsylvania Gazette Bucks county, August 20, 1787. BY virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas to me directed, will be exposed to public sale, on Saturday, the 8th of September next, at three o'clock in the afternoon, at the house of David Frost, inn-keeper, in Solebury township, a certain Plantation, situate in Solebury aforesaid, containing about 50 acres of good land, bounded by lands of John Balderston, William White and others; on said place is a good dwelling-house and barn, a good smith shop, &c. Taken in execution as the estate of George << Bradshaw>> , and to be sold by WILLIAM ROBERTS, Sheriff.

Accessible Archives Search and Information Server April 19, 1838 THE COLORED AMERICAN New York, New York NEWS OF THE DAY. Sudden Death. - On Friday afternoon, Mr. J. << Bradshaw>> , keeper of the United States Hotel, in Baltimore, while talking with some friends, suddenly complained of a swimming in his head, and sat down. In the course of a few minutes he fell over and expired.

Hi All, Found this & thought I remembered someone from Canada searching...hope this helps. Anne Query “bradshaw” ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- June 16, 1855 PROVINCIAL FREEMAN ITEM #28416 June 16, 1855 PROVINCIAL FREEMAN Toronto, Canada West FIRES. - At about two o'clock on Wednesday morning, a fire broke out in the premises occupied by Mr. J. << Bradshaw>> , next to the corner of Yonge and Edward streets, as a grocery, &c. - The building, with its stock, which was small, was consumed, and his residence next door considerably injured. He is insured to the full amount of his loss. The buildings were the property of Mr. Henry Moore, and are not insured. About the same time, a fire occurred in the work-room connected with the store of Messrs. D. & J. Merrick, opposite the St. Lawrence Hall, and burned considerable stock. The building was not much injured, and we are glad to learn that the firm was fully insured. - Globe, June 14.

-- [ From: Bradford E. Carter * EMC.Ver #2.5.3 ] -- Kenneth, I looked for Peter Bradshaw and Henry Bradshaw in my records and in the 1840, 1850 and 1860 Tennessee Census Indexes. I found the following: 1840 TN Census Index by Sistler: Bradshaw, Henry WE-303 1111001-00021 Bradshaw, Henry WY-103 00001-30001 1850 TN Census Index by Sistler: Bradshaw, H. 57, Mary 34, Peter 18, Madison 10, Va NC, We-159-749 1860 TN Census Index by Sistler: Bradshaw, Henry 60, Mary 44, Madison L. 20, Josephus 12, Christopher 9, Frances L. 8, Eliza A. 3, German 6/12, We-336-426 Bradshaw, Peter 30, Catharine 23, James H. 7, William W. 2, Buchanan B. 2/12, We-336-426 [Note- "WY" stands for Wayne county; "WE" stands for Weakley County] Are any of these your Bradshaws? > Bradford in 1804 Wilson Co, TN tax list i found a Henry and a Peter Bradshaw > Would you have any information on these 2 Bradshaws Since My ggg grandfather > was a Henry Bradshaw b 1773 SC was in Franklin Co, TN Census 1820/1830 census > with 5 boys 4 girls then shows up in Wayne Co, 1836 tax list then 1842 he is on > the tax list for Searcy Co, AR, wife's name Sarah ??? > Kenneth

I am sending this to the list in the hope that someone can help her. Anne -----Original Message----- From: Richard and Renee Hendrix <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, February 10, 1999 11:44 AM Subject: Looking for Virginia Rupert Nee Bradshaw >Dear Ms. Musser, > My name is Renee Hendrix, nee Rupert. I have recently found my great >grandfather John Paul Rupert, in his records it states that his mother >was Virgina Bradshaw who married my gr-great grandfather but I don't >know his first or middle name. I know that Virginia Bradshaw and my >great grandfather were born in Virginia (the state;-)) but I have not >been able to locate them, yet. If you have any info on Virginia >Bradshaw Rupert, I would greatly appreciate hearing from you. >Thank you for your time. >Sincerely, >Renee Hendrix >

Hi, Found this at ancestry.com today. Hope it helps someone. Note the parents names of the females. Anne Prince Edward County, Virginia, Death Records, 1880-1896 Field Search Matches [Any] BRADSHAW 4 4 Combined Matches Name, Race, Sex, Date of Death, Cause of Death, Age, Parents, Consort or unmarried, Page # Bradshaw, ALICE White Female March, 1880 consumption 27 Years Months Days W.C. & Mary Branch B. D. Bradshaw 76 Bradshaw, LUCY A. White Female September, 1881 chronic diarrhea 65 Years Months Days Richard & Sallie Marshall William 83 Bradshaw, W.E. White Male March , 1882 heart disease 65 Years Months Days Polly Bradshaw Mary Bradshaw 90 Bradshaw, R.P. White Male January 6, 1882 croup Years 7 Months Days R.A. & Susan 91 Viewing records 1-4 of 4

Tidbit of interest: Almost 2 yrs ago I was ready to turn back in a library book: _In Search of British Ancestry_ by Gerald Hamilton-Edwards [my note is torn but I have this much of the library ref #: 929 .1072041 H18i 1983] 4th edition Gen Pub Co Inc. On the front cover was a picture of a family. I glanced inside the front cover flap and was astonished to find the picture described as "Detail from the BRADSHAW FAMILY by Johann Zoffany" It showed a man wearing a wig, two women, two small girls, and one young boy.

"Virginia Wills And Administrations 1632-1800" by Clayton Torrence: BRADSHAW Accomack Morgam 1731 i Augusta Thos. 1779 w. Cumberland Chas. 1762 i. Goochland Larner 1750 w. Benj. 1761 w. Ann 1777 w. Jno. 1777 i. Jno. 1794 i. Isle of Wight Wm. 1698 i. Jno. 1706 w. Nich. 1727 w. Wm. 1739 w. Jno. 1745 w. Richd. 1785 w. Lancaster Edwd. 1655 w. Middlesex Feliz 1727 w. Judith 1727 w. Prince Edward Jno. 1788 w. Jno. 1796 i. Princess Anne Edwd. 1733 i. Northumberland Jno. 1656 w. Robt. 1660 w. Southampton Jos. 1762 w. Jos. 1778 w. Arthur 1782 i. Eliz. 1785 i. Martha 1791 w. Benj. 1792 w. Thos. 1798 w. York Jas. 1726 i. These are all of the listings for BRADSHAW. If someone gets any of the from the respective counties I hope they will share them with the list. I hope this helps someone. Anne

Hello All! Does anyone match up with him? If so, please see if ypou can help him. Thanks, Anne -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, February 06, 1999 10:27 PM Subject: Re: [BRADSHAW-L] South Carolina BRADSHAW >Dear Anne, >I have one Bradshaw ( Bratcher) in my Line in SC, She was married to Harvey >M. Morris and they lived some where around Kingstree, SC around 1900 to 1940's >that's just a guess because I haven't been able to find out much about them. >There's a bunch Morris in that area and I know I'm related but can't connect >yet. > > Wayne >

To All Bradshaw Researchers I have updated my report on the Descendants of John Bradshaw+Nancy Agnes Clendenin. This link will take you to the report. Be sure to go to the next page link at the bottom of each page of report. Francis http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/s/m/a/Francis-R-Small/GENE11-0001.html

Does anyone have any information on Henry and Peter Bradshaw on the 1804 tax list Wilson Co, TN Kenneth

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-- [ From: Bradford E. Carter * EMC.Ver #2.5.3 ] -- Debbi, Here is my Family Tree Maker genealogy report on Mary Bradshaw and George Hunt. The extra numbers (e.g. at the end of each year) refer to the endnotes (sources). Generation No. 1 1. Mary P.3 Bradshaw (Thomas Jefferson2, Thomas1)1,2,3,4,5 was born Abt. 1836 (6). She married George H. Hunt7,8 14 Oct 1855 in Wilson Co, TN9. Notes for Mary P. Bradshaw: Assumed that Mary married George Hunt and that the family living next to her is probably her father, Thomas Bradshaw. The 1870 Wilson Co, TN Census shows the head of household to be Mary Hunt, age 36, b in TN and a James Bradshaw, age 24, living with her. He is probably her brother, James Edward Bradshaw, who was born in 1846. Notes for George H. Hunt: According to Sammie Bradshaw Major, George Hunt was killed in the Civil War. (I haven't verified this). Children of Mary Bradshaw and George Hunt are: 2 i. Elizabeth4 Hunt, born Abt. 1848 (10). 3 ii. Margaret Hunt, born Abt. 1857 (11). 4 iii. James Hunt, born Abt. 1859 (12). Endnotes 1. 1850 Census-TN, Sistler, p.177, Bradshaw, Mary, age 14, Wl-290-665. 2. Early Middle Tennessee Marriages, Vol. 2, Brides, Sistler, 1988, p. 59, Bradshaw, Mary P. to George H. Hunt 10-14-1855 [Wl]. 3. 1870 Census-Wilson Co,TN, p.366, Residence 143, Family 143 (Listed following Family 142 of Thomas Bradshaw)Hunt, Mary, age 36, Keeping house, b TN, Hunt, Margaret, age 13, at home, b TN, Hunt, Elizabeth, age 8, at home, b TN, Hunt, James, age 11, at home, b TN. 4. Gladys Marie Griffin Martin, Mary was a sister of Almeta Francis Bradshaw. Lived/buried on Hwy 109. 5. Phone Conversation with Sammie Bradshaw Major on 14 Feb 1998, Mary Bradshaw married George Hunt. 6. 1850 Census-TN, Sistler, p.177, Bradshaw, Mary, age 14, Wl-290-665. 7. Early Middle Tennessee Marriages, Vol. 2, Brides, Sistler, 1988, p. 59, Bradshaw, Mary P. to George H. Hunt 10-14-1855 [Wl]. 8. Phone Conversation with Sammie Bradshaw Major on 14 Feb 1998, Mary Bradshaw married George Hunt. 9. Early Middle Tennessee Marriages, Vol. 2, Brides, Sistler, 1988, p. 59, Bradshaw, Mary P. to George H. Hunt 10-14-1855 [Wl]. 10. 1870 Census-Wilson Co,TN, p.366, Hunt, Elizabeth, age 8, at home, b TN. 11. 1870 Census-Wilson Co,TN, p.366, Hunt, Margaret, age 13, at home, b TN. 12. 1870 Census-Wilson Co,TN, p.366, Hunt, James, age 11, at home, b TN .. > Bradford: > > 1) I have a question about the following couple: > > Mary P. Bradshaw b: Abt. 1836 > ..+George H. Hunt b: m: 14 Oct 1855 in Wilson Co, TN > > Do you know their children. I have a George Greenville Hunt born about 1857 in > TN who married into another line of my husband's family. > He was married twice, the first wife and an infant child dying, possibly in > childbirth. He then married my husband's great-great-aunt Martha Lupina > Henderson in 1885 in Hickman Co KY where they lived until moving to Dunklin Co > MO in mid-1890's. I'm not sure but I seem to recall that George's mother was > Mary Hunt who didn't approve of the second marriage. > > 2) I don't know when the migration from TN to IL occurred for my Jonas > Bradshaw. I do know that his wife Nancy W. Lee was born in KY and that they > were married in Greene Co IL. I can only guess that they met there in Greene > Co a few months before they were married. I do know that there were other > Bradshaw's in the area from TN but not Wilson Co. I'm guessing again that the > two groups of Bradshaw's were related. > > Debbi > > == > Debbi Geer > 3567 St. Christopher Lane > St. Ann, MO 63074-2834 > (314) 429-0063 > [email protected]

In Looking through the tax list for Wilson co TN 1804 i found Henry Bradshaw and Peter Bradshaw Since a Henry Bradshaw b 1773 SC is my ggg grandfather he also named a son Peter does anyone know anything about this 2 Bradshaws i know that Henry was in Franklin co TN census 1820--1830 Kenneth

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I have an apprentice/indenture certificate from Huddlesfield, county of York, England dated 1827. On it, Thomas Bradshaw is the master, Benjamin Bradshaw is the apprentice and John Bradshaw is the witness. The training was to be an apothecary and surgeon. This came from my mother-in-law's basement in Iowa; none of us is named Bradshaw and we have no idea who these men are. Any help would be appreciated.

While going through papers that came from my oldest Bradshaw aunt (Annie Bradshaw Thompson) I found a Christmas card signed Jim and Mary Bradshaw and sons James V. Richard and Thomas There is a letter inside dated Dec. 13, 1978 and came from Sheridan, Ark. It seem this family had visited the area (Lincoln and Gaston Counties in North Carolina doing research on their family. Letter states as follows: We still don't know much about the Bradshaws. We did learn that grandpa John had three brothers. They were Tom, Sid and William (Billy) Billy came to Ark. but we haven't learned what happened to Sid and Tom. Mr. and Mrs. Barker who were with us when we came by your place showed us around the country and where Jim's folks lived when they left for Ark. I just wish we had tried years earlier when the older folks were still living. (There is more about how the family is doing, etc.) Then it is signed by Mary Bradshaw Is this anyone on the list or anyone's relatives? In 1978 Aunt Annie was living with my Grandpa Charlie Bradshaw at his home on Hwy. 27 in Alexis, NC. Becky B. Clemmer

Margie, I just wanted to thank you for the info. Every little bit helps. Anne

Darrell, The only information I have on the family of Field BRADSHAW is the names of his children. I have Field's dod as Oct. 1788, Lincoln Co., N. C. You might want to write to the county courthouse and ask them if they have a copy of a will on file for him, giving them the dod info. that you have. I don't have any info. on his son JOHN, but maybe someone else does and will post it to the list. Anne