Spouse: Sir Henry CUTTS.

Spouse: Francis BRIDGEWATER.

Spouse: Eleanor SHAKERLY. Eleanor SHAKERLY and Edward BRADBURY were married about 1404 in Of England. Children were: Robert BRADBURY.

Her mother, Mary (Bradbury) Perkins was tried and convicted of witchcraft in the Salem Witch Trials

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Her mother, Mary (Bradbury) Perkins was tried and convicted of witchcraft in the Salem Witch Trials

contact rainbowdragon@@cox.net Parents: Captain Thomas BRADBURY and Mary PERKINS. Parents: Captain Thomas BRADBURY and Mary PERKINS.

Spouse: John STANYAN. Mary BRADBURY and John STANYAN were married on 15 October 1663 in Hampton,Rockingham,New Hampshire. Children were: Mary Ann STANYAN.

Spouse: Margaret Rouse ROWSE. Margaret Rouse ROWSE and Matthew BRADBURY were married about 1535 in , Essex, Eng. Children were: Ellen Ferrors BRADBURY, William BRADBURY, Thomas BRADBURY, Barbara BRADBURY.

Spouse: John BARLEY. Philippa BRADBURY and John BARLEY were married about 1485 in Of, Littlebury, Essex, England. Children were: William BARLEY, Grace BARLEY, Jane BARLEY, Margaret BARLEY.

Spouse: Daughter DAVENPORT. Daughter DAVENPORT and Robert BRADBURY were married about 1429 in England. Children were: William BRADBURY, Thomas BRADBURY.

Spouse: Anne WYANT. Anne WYANT and Robert BRADBURY were married about 1479 in England. Children were: William BRADBURY.

! Birth: (2,3) s/o Wymond BRADBURY/Elizabeth WHITGIFT. (2) His father lord of the manor. (6e) s/o Wymond BRADBURY.
Baptism: (1) Feb 1610/11, Wicken-Bonant, Essex Co., England. (2) Last of Feb 1610/11. (2,6e) Wicken-Bonhunt. (6e) 28 Feb 1610/1.
Marriage to Mary PERKINS: (1,2,4) (6f) By 1637.
Death: (1,2,4,6) 16 Mar 1694/5. (1,6) Salisbury, MA. (5a) 1695.

(2) Of an ancient landed family of Essex.
(6) Many examples of documents in his fine hand, and numerous examples of his signature, survive to attest to an excellent education. (5a) One of the best educated men in Salisbury.
(2) 1634, 1 May: In London.
(6) 1635: Immigrated to New England. First resided at York. (1) 1634: Of York, ME.
(1,2,6g) 1636, 5 May: Was agent for Sir Ferdinando GORGES at York. (2) His mother was sister of one of the wives of Sir Ferdinando GORGES, who sent him over as agent. Was in York, ME 5 May 1636 or earlier. He deposed that he was living in York when two of William HOOKE's sons were born, and presumably his own born 1 Apr 1637, 2 Oct 1638. His wife suckled William HOOKE.
(2,6h) 1637, 13 Sep: (2) "Starved for spiritual food" at York. (6h) Thomas BRADBURY and William HOOKE wrote to Governor John WINTHROP expressing the need for a minister at York.
(1) Received land in the "first division" Salisbury, MA. (2) First mentioned in county records as "John." (5a) He lived just south of Christopher BATT.
(1) One of the most prominent citizens Salisbury, MA. (2) Highly honored.
(4) 1639: Proprietor, Salisbury, MA.
(5a) 1639-1691: Probably continuously on the board of Selectman Salisbury, MA, from the first board in 1639, for over 50 years.
(1,2,4,6a) 1640, 13 May: A freeman Salisbury, MA. (6a) Was 4th in a list of 4 Salisbury men.
(1) 1641: Received land in Salisbury, MA.
(4, 6a) 1641, 10 Dec: Salisbury Clerk of Writs.
(1) Town clerk. Most of the ancient records of the town Salisbury were written by him. (5a) Town clerk 42 years.
(2,6c) 1641/2, 29 Jan: "John" BRADBURY was Constable.
(5b) 1641/2, 12 Feb (12th mo.): A way was laid out by the town Salisbury, four rods in breadth, from "ye Merrimack Northward next to ye lands of Thomas BRADBURY" to the town green. The was "no doubt the road to Carr's Ferry, which was maintained until the Essex Merrimac bridge was built in 1793, a period of upwards of 150 years."
(1) County recorder. Many ancient records of the county were written by him. (4) Recorder of Norfolk County. (5a) In 1643 a new county (Old Norfolk Co.) was formed, comprising the towns on the north of the Merrimac River, namely, Salisbury, Haverhill, Hampton, Dover, Exeter and Portsmouth.
(6c) 1645, 4 Nov: Served on Ipswich grand jury and was Clerk Salisbury train band.
(6a) 1647/8, Mar: Elected Ensign at Salisbury.
(6d) 1647, 8 Oct: John HARISON of Boston, attorney for Mr. John HODGES of London, sold to Mr. Tho. BRADBURY Salisbury one dwelling house and 3 acre lot, as well as a planting lot of 12 acres, two 5 acre meadow lots, and 40 acres of upland, all in Salisbury.
(6d) 1647, 23 Oct: Thomas BRADBURY Salisbury, planter, sold to Valentine ROWELL 6 acres of meadow, formerly belonging to Mr. John HODGES.
(6d) 1647, 21 Dec: John SEVERANS Salisbury, with consent of his wife Abigail, sold to Thomas BRADBURY Salisbury, planter, my dwelling house and old house and the houselots adjoining on both sides of the street in Salisbury.
(5a) 1649: The orchard of Thomas BRADBURY mentioned.
(6c) 1649, 24 Apr: (2,6c) Clerk of courts.
(6d) 1651/2, 20 Feb: Thomas BRADBURY Salisbury, planter, for 35s., sold to Edward FRENCH Salisbury, tailor, some meadow land, with Mary BRADBURY, wife of the grantor releasing her dower on 1 Jun 1668.
(6a) 1651, 7 May: Deputy for Salisbury to the Massachusetts Bay General Court. (1,2) 1651-1666: Was representative for Salisbury in the General Court. (4) Deputy 1651. (5a) Was a deputy for several terms.
(5a) 1652: Chosen schoolmaster at 20 lbs. salary, half paid in corn. (1,4) Schoolmaster.
(6a) 1652, 26 May: Deputy for Salisbury to the Massachusetts Bay General Court.
(1) Justice of the peace.
(1,2) Associate judge. (4) Judge.
(6d) 1654/5, 15 Jan: Henry AMBROSS of Boston, with consent of his wife, Susannah, sold to Mr. Thomas BRADBURY and John STEVENS, both Salisbury, 10 acres of fresh meadow and 6 acres of salt mars, together with his commonage, all in Salisbury.
(6a) 1656, 14 May: Deputy for Salisbury to the Massachusetts Bay General Court.
(6d) 1657, 24 Apr: Major Robert PIKE Salisbury exchanged land with Tho. BRADBURY Salisbury, PIKE receiving a 3 acre lot of meadow and BRADBURY a 4 acre lot of meadow in the great meadows toward beach point in Salisbury.
(6a) 1657, 6 May: Deputy for Salisbury to the Massachusetts Bay General Court.
(6d) 1657/8, 6 Jan: Anthony STANIAN of Hampton and his wife Anne sold to Mr. Tho. BRADBURY and John STEVENS Sr., both Salisbury, 36 acres of upland, being 3 10-acre lots, and one 6-acre lot formerly purchased by William PARTRIDGE Salisbury, deceased, the former husband of said Anne, the land being in Salisbury.
(6d) 1660, 25 Mar: John ILSLY Salisbury, barber, sold to Mr. Tho. BRADBURY Salisbury four divisions of upland in Salisbury.
(6a) 1660, 30 May: Deputy for Salisbury to the Massachusetts Bay General Court.
(6d) 1661, 18 May: Samuel WINSLEY Jr., as attorney for his father Samuel WINSLEY, sold to Mr. Thomas BRADBURY 10 acres of land in Salisbury, formerly old GOODALE's rye lot, and also certain upland, Samuel WINSLEY Sr. and his wife Ann consenting.
(6a) 1661, 22 May: Capt. Tho. BRADBURY was deputy for Salisbury to the Massachusetts Bay General Court.
(2,4) Captain. (5a) Captain of the militia.
(5c,6d) 1662, 25 Jun: John GILL Salisbury, planter, and Phebe his wife sold to Tho. BRADBURY a dwelling house, a house lot, orchard, etc., on the "Mudnock Road," Salisbury, MA, which GILL had bought from Philip CHELLIS; also one half of that island called William Barns' Island; also a division of land on ferry neck, being a four-acre planting lot which I bought of Anthony SADLER.
(6c) 1662, 8 Apr: Salisbury magistrate and Commissioner to End Small Causes for Salisbury.
(6c) 1663, 14 Apr: Thomas BRADBURY sued George GOLDWYER unsuccessfully for trespass, accusing him of mowing part of his "higlede piglede" lot in Salisbury toward Hampton and for carrying away hay from it, and going about to alter the title of his land.
(6d) 1663, 20 May: John ILSLY Salisbury, barber, sold to Mr. Tho. BRADBURY Salisbury a division of upland in Salisbury.
(6d) 1663, 26 Sep: Georg MARTYN Salisbury, blacksmith, sold to Mr. Thomas BRADBURY Salisbury 4 acres of salt marsh in the Higgledy Piggledy in Salisbury, and 2 acres of salt marsh in lieu of a division in Mr. HALE's farm.
(6d) 1664, 25 Mar: Isaac COLBY Salisbury, planter, sold to Mr. Tho. BRADBURY Senior Salisbury 3 acres of upland and meadow in Salisbury I bought of John CLOUGH Salisbury, house carpenter, being a part of the planting lot of Josiah COBHAM, and meadow (1/2 of the first division of meadow granted to COBHAM by Salisbury).
(6d) 1664, 13 Oct: Thomas BRADBURY Sr. Salisbury, planter, in consideration of a marriage consummated between J. STANIAN of Hampton and my daughter Mary BRADBURY, as part of her portion, conveyed to my said son-in-law my share of land and marsh of Mr. HALL's farm in Salisbury, and my part of the addition of land laid out by Salisbury to the said farm.
(6d) 1665: Thomas BRADBURY served as trustee, or guardian, for Hepsibah MORRILL, daughter of the late Abraham MORRILL and widow Sarah MERRILL.
(6d) 1666, 23 Apr: Robert RING Salisbury, cooper, sold to Mr. Tho. BRADBURY Salisbury interest in 6 acres of land situated upon a place called Robert Ring's Island in Salisbury.
(6a) 1666, 23 May: Deputy for Salisbury to the Massachusetts Bay General Court.
(6d) 1668, 4 May: Major Robert PIKE Salisbury, planter, for land, sold to Mr. Tho. BRADBURY Salisbury my 10 acre lot of upland in Salisbury.
(6c) 1669, 13 Apr: Commissioner to End Small Causes for Salisbury.
(6d) 1670, 14 Jul: (The first deed is dated 1669, but is almost certainly 1670, based on the next two deeds.) Onesiphorus PAGE Salisbury, weaver, and his wife Mary, sold to Mr. Tho. Salisbury, planter, 2 acres of upland, being an addition to the planting lot of Tho. HAUXWORTH sometime Salisbury, deceased. On the same date, Thomas BRADBURY Salisbury, planter, in consideration of 2 acres of marsh in Salisbury in Mr. HOOKE's farm, formerly belonging to Thomas HAUXWORTH Salisbury, deceased, now made sure to me by Onezephorus PAGE Salisbury who married Mary, daughter of said Thomas HAUXWORTH, conveyed to PAGE my 4 acre marsh granted to me by Salisbury in reference to the common right of Mr. Henry BYLIE sometime Salisbury, deceased, Mary BRADBURY, Thomas's wife, releasing her dower. Also on the same date, Onesiphorus PAGE Salisbury and his wife Mary sold to Capt. Tho. BRADBURY 2 acres of marsh in Mr. HOOK's farm alias the hog house farm, and also certain upland belonging to said farm.
(6b,d,i) 1671/2, 11 Mar: Thomas BRADBURY Salisbury, planter, sold for natural love and affection to my beloved son William BRADBURY Salisbury, all his dwelling house lately erected, with all other housing on the same house lot, with orchards and other uplands adjoining thereunto, as well as my six-score acre lot at Beach Hill, and his division of swamp toward the ferry, specifying that, during the natural life of Thomas and his wife, William was to have the use of only half of the pasture towards the ferry, and one half of the grass Ambres (Ambrose) marsh, if either Thomas or his wife requires it. At the time of the inventory of the estate of William BRADBURY, son of Thomas and Mary (PERKINS) BRADBURY, the property transferred in the above deed was valued at 300 pounds, and a statement to this effect was recorded at the end of the foregoing deed.
(6c) 1671, 28 Nov: Thomas BRADBURY successfully sued John DAVIS Sr. for trespass in cutting Thomas's grass and fodder on the eastern end of Ring's Island, the writ being dated 24 Jun 1671.
(6d) 1673, 7 Jul: Mr. Thomas BRADBURY and John STEVENS Sr. divided land they bought of Mr. Anthony STANIAN in the 500 acres granted by Salisbury to the inhabitants.
(6d) 1674: Selectman.
(6d) 1674, 23 Jun: Thomas BRADBURY Salisbury, gentleman, for love, conveyed to my daughter Judith, wife of Caleb MOUDIE of Newbury, malster, 6 acres of land at the east end of Ring's Island in Salisbury, which I bought of Robert RING April 23, 1666, after my and my wife's decease.
(6c) 1676, 30 May: Commissioner to End Small Causes for Salisbury.
(6c) 1676, 14 Nov: Salisbury magistrate.
(6,b,c) 1677, 10 Apr: Capt. Thomas BRADBURY was appointed guardian of his grandson, Wymond BRADBURY. Was also Salisbury magistrate.
(6c) 1677, 9 Oct: Commissioner to End Small Causes for Salisbury.
(6c) 1678, 9 Apr: Salisbury magistrate.
(6c) 1679, 11 Nov: Salisbury magistrate and Commissioner to End Small Causes for Salisbury.
(6c) 1681, 27 Sep: Commissioner to End Small Causes for Salisbury.
(6d) 1682: Selectman.
(1) 1687: Was 2nd on list Salisbury Church members.
(1,2,4,6b) 1693/4, 14 Feb: Thomas BRADBURY made his will. (4,6b) Called himself aged and weak. Bequeathed to grandchildren Thomas and Jacob BRADBURY all his housing and lands in Salisbury, and they shall pay 15 pounds each to their Aunt TRUE and give receipt to their brother William BRADBURY and discharge him from all orders of courts concerning the division of their father's estate, and pay their grandmother an annuity, she to have half of his housing. Gives to daughter Mary STANION 20s., she having had her portion upon marriage; gives to daughter Jane TRUE 10 pounds; to grandchild Elizabeth BUSS; 5 lbs.; 10 pounds to the selectman Salisbury for the poor; wife Mary BRADBURY and daughter Judith MOODIE executors. (5a) Left 5 lbs. for the use of the poor of the town, the first record Salisbury having been the recipient of a public bequest. (6b) Gives to grandchild Thomas BRADBURY farming implements.
(4) 1695, 26 Mar: Will proved. (6b) The inventory of his estate totalled 463 pounds 16s. 10d., of which at least 250 pounds was real estate ("housing & upland of all sorts, meadows, marsh" and "common rights in Salisbury"), and included 6 books.

(Mary Walcott v. Mary Bradbury)

The deposistion of Mary Walcott who testifieth and saith that I being at Andevor on the later end of July 1692: and on the 26 day of the same month I saw there Mis Mary Bradbery the wife of Capt Tho: Bradbery Salisbury or hir Apperance most greviously affleting and tormenting of Timothy Swan of Andevor allmost Redy to kill him: also before and sence that time I have seen Mis Bradbery or hir Apperance most greviously affleting and tormenting Timothy Swan and I doe beleve in my heart that Mist. Bradbery is a most dreadffull wicth sence she has been in prison she or hir Apperance has come to me and most greviously tormented me
Mary Walcot: affirmed: the truth of the above written evidence before the Jury of Inquest upon oath Sept'r 9: 1692

(Reverse) Mary Walcot

(Essex County Archives, Salem -- Witchcraft Vol. 2 Page 38)

(William Carr for Mary Bradbury)

The testimony of William Carr Aged 41 or ther abouts is That my brother John Carr when he was yong was a man of as good capasity as most men of his age but faling in Love with Jane Tru (now wif of Capt John march) and my father being pswaded by some of the family (w'ch I shall not name) not to Let him mary so yong: my father woold not give him a porsion w'r upon the mach broke of w'ch my brother layd so much to hart that he grew melencoly & by degrees much crazed not being the man that he was before to his dying day
I do farther testify that my s'd brother was sick about a fortnight or three weeks & then dyed & I was present with him w'n he dyed & I do aferm that he dyed peacibly and quietly never manifesting the Lest troubl in the world about any body nor did not say anything Mrs. Bradbury nor any body else doing him hurt & yet I was with him till the breath & Lif was out of his body
Jurat in Curia
(Reverse) William Cars Testamony

(Essex County Archives, Salem -- Witchcraft Vol. 2 Page 38)

(Elizabeth Hubbard v. Mary Bradbury)

The deposition of Eliz: Hubberd who testifieth and saith that I have along torn ben afflected by a woman which tould me hir name was Mist. Bradbery Salisbury but on the : 2 day of July 1692 being the day of the Examination of Mist. Mary Bradbery I then saw that it was the very same woman that tould me hir name was Mist' Bradbery: and she did most greviously torment me dureing the time of hir Examination for if she did but look upon me she would strick me down or allmost choake me also on the day of hir Examination I saw Mist. Bradbery or hir Apperance most greviously afflect & torment mary wolcott Sarah Vibber and Ann Putnam and I beleve in my hart that Mist. Bradbery is a wicth and that she has very often afflected and tormented me and the afformentioned persons by hir acts of wicthcraf for sense she has ben in prison she or hir Apperance has com to me and most greviously tormented me which if she were not a wicth she cold not doe.
Elizabeth Huberd on hear owned this har testimony to be the truth before the grand Inquest this 9 day of September 92

(Massachusetts Historical Society)

(Ann Putnam, Jr. v. Mary Bradbury)

The deposition of Ann Putnam who testifieth and saith that ever sence the begining of May 1692 I have ben afflected by a woman which tould me hir name was Mis Bradbery and that she came from Salisbury, but on the 2'th day of July 1692 being the day of the Examination of Mis Mary Bradbery I then saw that she was the very same woman that tould me hir name was Mis Bradbery and she most greviously afflect and torment me dureing the time of hir Examination for if she did but look upon me she would strick me down or almost choak me also on the day of hir Examination I saw Mis. Bradbery most greviously afflet and torment mary Walcott. Sarah Vibber and Eliz. Hubburd and I beleve in my hart that Mis Bradbery is a wicth & that she has often affected me and severall others by hir acts of wicthcraft: also there Appered to me my uncle Jno Carr in a winding sheet: whom I very well knew in his life time: and he tould me that Mis Bradbery had murthered him and that his blood did Crie for venjance against her: also Mis Bradbery or his Apperance tould me that it was she that made my fathers sheep to run a they were all lost: and that she had killed my fathers and also kiled that horse he took such delight in An: Putnam affirmed to the Jury of inquest: to the truth of the above written evidence on oath Sept'r 9:1692

(Massachusetts Historical Society)

(Sarah Bibber v. Mary Bradbury)

Deposistion of Sarah Vibber who testifieth and saith have along time ben afflected by a woman whch tould me hir name was Mis Bradbery and that she came from Salisbury but on the 2 day of July 1692 being the day of the Examin of Mis Mary Bradbery I wa most greviously tormented by hir dureing the time of hir Examination: tho for a good while she would not let me se hir parsonally but at last I saw hir and then I saw that it was the very same woman that tould me hir name was Mis Bradbery and she has most greviously affected me sence that time allso I have seen Mis Bradbury is a tnam and I beleve in my heart that mis Bradbery is nd that she has often affected and tormented me and the med persons by hir acts of wicthcraft
bber ownd to Jury of Inquest that the above written evidence is the truth upon her oath
1692

(Massachusetts Historical Society)

(Mary Walcott v. Mary Bradbury)

posistion of mary Walcott who testifieth and saith that I een along time afflected with a woman which tould me hir was Mis: Bradbery: and that hir husband was Capt Salisbury
the 2 day of July 1692: being the day of the Examination
Bradbury Salisbury I then saw that she was the very
woman that tould me hir name was Mist. Bradbery and then
most greviously afflect and torment me dureing the time
xamination for if she did but look upon me she would strick
wn or allmost choak me: also on the day of hir Examination
mist mary Bradbery or hir Apperance most griviously afflect
torment #[mercy lewes] Eliz. Hubberd mary warren #[Sarah vibber ]
Ann Putnam and I verily beleve that mistris mary Bradbery is a
most dread wicth and that she hath very often afflected me and the
e named parsons by acts of wicthcraf for sence she has been in --
son she or hir apperanc has come to me and has most greviously tormented
me: also their appeared to me a yong man in a winding sheet
tould me his name was Jno Carr and that Mis Bradbery had murth
that his blood did cry for venjance against hir
Walcot affirmd: to the truth of the above written evidence before
the Jury of Inquest: upon her oath
1692

September 9, 1692
Martha Corey, Mary Easty, Alice Parker, Ann Pudeator, Dorcas Hoar, and Mary Bradbury were tried and condemned.

Mary Bradbury
"I do plead not guilty. I am wholly innocent of such wickedness."

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! (1) "The Pioneers of Massachusetts," by Charles Henry Pope (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1969) p.63,354.
(2) "Old Families Salisbury and Amesbury, Essex Co., Massachusettsssachusetts," by David W. Hoyt (New England History Press, Somersworth, NH, 1981) p.69-70,282. Cites: (a) "The New Puritan," by Carr & Pike (NY, 1879) p.189-194. (b) "Salem Witchcraft," by Upham (Boston, 1867, Vol. 2) p.224-238,324.
(3) "The Hammatt Papers, Early Inhabitants of Ipswich, Massachusetts 1633-1700," by Abraham Hammatt (Reprint 1880-1899. Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1980) p.245.
(4) Dr. C.E. Hyatt, Joliet, IL. Cites: (a) Perkin Family in Ye Olden Times, p.78-79. (b) Dawes & Allied Families, by Mary Walton Ferre, p.484.
(5) "Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire," by Sybil Noyes, Charles T. Libby, Walter G. Davis (Reprint 1928-1939. Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1988) p.104.
(6) Ancestral File, FHL, 1995.
(7) "Early Salisbury, Massachusetts," ed. by Noreen C. Pramberg (Reprint 1896-1900. Parker River Researchers, Newburyport, MA, 1989). Papers read at the Town Improvement Society 1869-1900. "Salisbury's Earliest Settlers," by John Q. Evans, read 17 Jun 1896, p.4.
(8) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, MA, 1995) 3:1432. Cites: (a) "The Ancestry of Dudley Wildes, 1759-1820, of Topsfield, MA," by Walter Goodwin Davis (Portland, ME, 1959) p.89-90.
(9) "The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England 1634-1635," ed. Robert Charles Anderson, George F. Sanborn Jr., and Melinde Lutz Sanborn (Boston, NEHGS, 1999) Vol. 1, p.379.

Birth: (1,7) d/o John PERKINS. (2) Mary. ca. 1620, d/o John PERKINS/Judith __. (3) Will of John PERKINS calls her Anna BRADBURY. (4) There was another daughter Anna. (6) 9 May 1615Hillmorton, Warwickshire, England. (6,8) d/o John PERKINS/Judith GATER.
Baptism: (4,8a,9) 3 Sep 1615Hillmorton, Warwickshire, Eng.
Marriage to Thomas BRADBURY: (1,5,7) (2,4) ca. 1636. (8,9) By 1637, eldest child born 1 Apr 1637, Salisbury, MA.
Death: (1,2,4,5,9) 20 Dec 1700. (2,4,9) Salisbury, MA.

(5) She suckled William HOOKE, York, ME.
(3) 1654, 28 Mar: John PERKINS wrote his will. "I do give to my daughter Anna BRADBURY, one cow and one heyfer or a young steere, to remain to her and her children..."
(2) 1687: Was second, with her husband, on the list Salisbury Church members.
(1,2a,b) 1692: She was tried for witchcraft, "ably and courageously defended by Maj. Robert PIKE," convicted, but not executed. (2a,b) "The papers pertaining to the case are of deep interest, and show the high estimation in which she was held." (5) Her "virtues are commemorated incidental to saving her life in the witchcraft murders." (7) In her old age, she was tried for witchcraft and sentenced to death, but was later liberated. There is little doubt but what this was largely the result of malice, as her principle accusers were open enemies of hers.

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contact rainbowdragon@@cox.net Parents: Lord Wymond BRADBURY and Elizabeth Whitgif GILL. Parents: .

Spouse: Mary PERKINS. Mary PERKINS and Captain Thomas BRADBURY were married in May 1636 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, New England. Father: Wymond Bradbury b: 1574 in Newport Pond, England
Mother: Elizabeth Whitgift b: 1574 in Clavering, Essex, England
!Children - Source: Becky True Norman
1. Wymund Bradbury b: 1 APR 1637
2. Judith Bradbury b: 2 OCT 1638 in Salisbury, Essex Co., MA
3. Thomas Bradbury b: 28 JAN 1640/41
4. Mary Bradbury b: 17 MAR 1642/43
5. Jane Bradbury b: 11 MAY 1645 in Salisbury, Essex Co., MA
6. Jacob Bradbury b: 17 JUN 1647
7. William Bradbury b: 15 SEP 1649 in Salisbury , Essex Co., MA
8. Elizabeth Bradbury b: 7 NOV 1651
9. John Bradbury b: 20 APR 1654
10. Ann Bradbury b: 16 APR 1656
11. Jabez Bradbury b: 27 JUN 16582- Witchcraft Vol. 2 Page 38) Children were: Wymond BRADBURY, Judith BRADBURY, William BRADBURY, Thomas BRADBURY, Jane BRADBURY, Jacob BRADBURY, William BRADBURY, Elizabeth BRADBURY, John BRADBURY, Ann BRADBURY, Jabez BRADBURY, Mary BRADBURY.

Spouse: Mary PERKINS. Mary PERKINS and Captain Thomas BRADBURY were married in May 1636 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, New England. Father: Wymond Bradbury b: 1574 in Newport Pond, England
Mother: Elizabeth Whitgift b: 1574 in Clavering, Essex, England
!Children - Source: Becky True Norman
1. Wymund Bradbury b: 1 APR 1637
2. Judith Bradbury b: 2 OCT 1638 in Salisbury, Essex Co., MA
3. Thomas Bradbury b: 28 JAN 1640/41
4. Mary Bradbury b: 17 MAR 1642/43
5. Jane Bradbury b: 11 MAY 1645 in Salisbury, Essex Co., MA
6. Jacob Bradbury b: 17 JUN 1647
7. William Bradbury b: 15 SEP 1649 in Salisbury , Essex Co., MA
8. Elizabeth Bradbury b: 7 NOV 1651
9. John Bradbury b: 20 APR 1654
10. Ann Bradbury b: 16 APR 1656
11. Jabez Bradbury b: 27 JUN 16582- Witchcraft Vol. 2 Page 38) Children were: Mary BRADBURY, Wymond BRADBURY, Judith BRADBURY, William BRADBURY, Thomas BRADBURY, Jane BRADBURY, Jacob BRADBURY, William BRADBURY, Elizabeth BRADBURY, John BRADBURY, Ann BRADBURY, Jabez BRADBURY.

Spouse: Margaret ROCKHILL. Margaret ROCKHILL and William BRADBURY were married about 1455. Children were: Robert BRADBURY, Thomas BRADBURY, George BRADBURY, Henry BRADBURY, Philippa BRADBURY.

Spouse: Elizabeth Or Eleanor FULLER. Children were: William BRADBURY, Phillippa BRADBURY, Matthew BRADBURY.

Spouse: Ann EDEN. Ann EDEN and William BRADBURY were married in 1568 in Wicken, Bonant, Essex, England. Children were: Matthew BRADBURY, Alice BRADBURY, Lord Wymond BRADBURY, Thomas BRADBURY, Henry BRADBURY, Bridget BRADBURY, Anne BRADBURY, Thomas BRADBURY.

Spouse: Elizabeth Whitgif GILL. Elizabeth Whitgif GILL and Lord Wymond BRADBURY were married in 1605 in Fairstead,Essex,England. Children were: William BRADBURY, Jane BRADBURY, Anne BRADBURY, Captain Thomas BRADBURY, Jane BRADBURY.

Spouse: Mrs. Mary BRADFIELD. Children were: Jane BRADFIELD.

Spouse: James CLEVERLEY. Jane BRADFIELD and James CLEVERLEY were married on 11 April 1818 in Compton Bassett Wiltshr Engl. Children were: William CLEVERLEY, Elisabeth CLEVERLEY, Stephen CLEVERLEY, Thomas CLEVERLEY, Henry CLEVERLEY, June CLEVERLY, John CLEVERLEY, Mary Ann CLEVERLEY, Rebecca CLEVERLEY, Jane CLEVERLEY, June CLEVERLEY, James CLEVERLY.

Spouse: James BRADFIELD. Children were: Jane BRADFIELD.

Spouse: Abijah BARNES. Abi BRADFORD and Abijah BARNES were married about 1798 in , , Massachusetts. Children were: Anna BARNES, Hosea BARNES, Hulda BARNES, Stephen BARNES, Robert BARNES, Daniel BARNES, Abigail BARNES, Abijah BARNES, Norman BARNES.

Spouse: William, Reverend ADAMS. Alice BRADFORD and William, Reverend ADAMS were married in March 1679/80.²⁶ Children were: Alice ADAMS.

Spouse: William, IV, Major BRADFORD.

Spouse: James FITCH. Alice BRADFORD and James FITCH were married on 8 May 1687.^26,796 Children were: Abigail FITCH, Ebenezer FITCH Sr., Daniel FITCH Sr., John, Captain FITCH, Lucy FITCH, Lucy FITCH, Jerusha FITCH, Theophilus, Sr. FITCH, Jabez, Sr., Colonel FITCH.

Spouse: James FITCH. Alice BRADFORD and James FITCH were married on 8 May 1687 in Norwich, New London, Connecticut.⁸⁰¹ CHAN5 Jun 2004@@S006303@@Date of Import: Jun 23, 2005 Children were: Abigail FITCH, Ebenezer FITCH Sr., Daniel FITCH Sr., Bridget FITCH, Lucy FITCH, Jeremiah FITCH, Thomas FITCH, Jerusha FITCH, William FITCH Sr., Jabez FITCH Sr., Colonel, John FITCH, Alice FITCH, Theophilus FITCH Sr..

Spouse: William BARNES.