Bradt - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Bradt/Phipps

PegCooke — 2009-10-27 04:11:16Z

Hi Carolyn:

Could you please email me at pegs@execulink.com

I am really interested in hearing from you.

Peg

Re: Mrs. Samuel Bradt

sherryregina — 2009-10-26 17:02:33Z

Hi Lisa - this is your cousin Carolyn Noble again. Thank you so much for the info you shared. You have a lot of information on James & Isadore Rollo's family. Do you happen to know Isadore's parents names including her mother's maiden name? Also James Rollo's heritage. From his marriage regsitration, it looks like his Dad's name is Alexander & his mother's first name was Margaret but there is no maiden name given, only her married name. Was Alexander born in Scotland? I would love those pictures of my cousins. I'm so fortunate in finding you. (Sorry for not answering sooner but my computer was in the shop). All the best Carolyn. My e-mail address is: monarch2051@hotmail.com Thank you again Lisa, you're a life saver.

Bradt Ontario Canada

londer — 2009-10-11 19:42:06Z

I am looking for a Matilda E Bradt who married John Alex Fair in Ontario. She was born in 1885 and died in 1974. She is buried at Bethesda United Cemetery, Ancaster Township, Wentworth County. He was born Sept 2, 1879 and died in 1962. He is buried at the same place as Matilda. Any obit or info on her or her husband would be appreciated.

Thanks, susan

Re: Bradt Family Society research -- New Site

gramakaz — 2009-10-11 15:03:59Z

I am searching for John & Randall Bradt. These 2 lived in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada in the 1940's. I found Angus Bradt of Midland, Mi. who I believe is their brother. They are all listed in my grandmother's (Phoebe (Sitzes) Beaujean) obit. I am trying to find the connection to them.

Thanking you ahead of time. Donna

PS I tried to get on the research page but with no success.

Re: Mohawk connection

Gloriahukle — 2009-09-22 16:22:16Z

Thanks for your email. It is interesting. I am also a direct descendant of Albert Bradt. Judah Bradt b. l786 m. William Waldron who eventually became early pioneers in the Adirondack Mountains (Warren Co. New York)
I have always felt a kinship of sort to the Native Americans and proof or not I've written a third novel titled "Threads An American Tapestry" the focus of the story being a woman living in New York early l700s who is the daughter of a Native American _Lenape and Dutch Settler. I think that after years of research my Mohawk Native American connection comes by the way of the Van Schaicks-long long ago in the l600s.
I have a new website which is www.authorgloriawaldronhukle.com

Re: Mohawk connection

sherryregina — 2009-09-21 21:32:02Z

Hi Gloria- The Mohawk connection is very interesting & I've asked relatives & most of them say," Not that I've found out," but my Dad, whose Mother was Rose Bradt, said there was, although he wasn't aware of when & how. From the information that I have most of the Bradt's (Bratt) (Brott) etc. in North America derived from Albert & Arent Andriessen Bradt, two brothers who sailed from their homeland in Fredickstadt Norway & settled in Albany New York & Schenectady New York. A few of these early pioneers disagreed with the American Revolution & thought they had a better chance of becoming a bigger & stronger nation by being a satellite of the British Empire.( Hindsight huh?) Thus becoming United Empire Loyalsits and transplanting themselves in Upper Canada where land was still being given away and standards were different. NWMP.Northwest Mounted Police stopped the kind of Wild West stuff that our American counterparts had. Thus although our settling of Canada was a lot more peaceful than the USA, it was also much less colorful.

Re: Mohawk connection

sherryregina — 2009-09-21 21:18:28Z

I'm Carolyn Noble & I'm related to the Bradts through Rosetta Bradt who married Wiiliam Rollo and Mina Rollo who married a Samuel Bradt. Mina & Sam's daughter ConstanceBradt/(Howe) started some family research years ago and passed it onto her daughter, Judy (Gerald) Calloway/Howe who lives in Taylor Michigan. Judy was in touch with us in 2007 & left us copies of a bunch of notes from her mother. Samuel was born in 1873 & Mina was born in May 1880.Their children were Violet, Wayne & Constance. I hope this helps.

Re: Mrs. Samuel Bradt

kirk567 — 2009-09-21 21:00:07Z

Hi. Thanks for getting back to me. My email is gskeeter40@aol.com and my snail address is 441 Parsons Road, Pelee Island, ON. N0R 1M0. Thanks again, Kirk

Re: Mrs. Samuel Bradt

kirk567 — 2009-09-21 20:56:26Z

Hi. thank you for replying with those names. Nice to meet a new relative. That would be great if you could find photos of them. Good luck. K. Gardner

Re: Mrs. Samuel Bradt

sherryregina — 2009-09-21 20:39:24Z

Lisa - you have no idea how happy you just made me. I only have a precious few pix of Gr.Grandpa Jim Rollo's children. But I have no pictures of James Rollo or Isadora Wigle/Rollo. I can't wait to see the pictures. If only my Dad were alive!!! How he would have loved seeing them. My Dad was born in 1899 & he had a vivid memory of his Grandmother. Were you able to trace Gr.Grandpa James' father & mother? I'm still stuck there. My e-mail address is monarch2051@hotmail.com. And thanks again sooo much!

Re: Mrs. Samuel Bradt

sherryregina — 2009-09-21 20:32:11Z

Hi Kirk-Isadora Rollo & James Rollo were my great grandparents also. Isadora's maiden name was Wigle & her Dad's name was Theodore; her mother's maiden name was either Conkin or Conklin. I'm afraid I've been stymied at James Rollo & unable to trace back any further. However, we have a first cousin named Randy Rollo(Pam), the son of H.Boyd Rollo who was the son of Howard & Robena Rollo/Agla. He is listed in the phone book & lives in Kingsville Ontario Canada. He has sisters named Sally Beetham(John); Lauire Westlake(Glen);Terry Rollo(Paola). I believe his sisters also live either in Kingsville or maybe Harrow. And Mina & Samuel Bradt's granddaughter lives in Taylor Michigan. Her name is Judy Calloway I believe. Judy's Mom was Constance Bradt/Howe. Alas I don't have any pix of James or Isadora. We have another cousin which I have to reach as she may very well have photos of our grandparents & Aunts & Uncles. Hope this helps a little.

Re:George Bradt/Catherine Hoover Bradt

lkkmsgramma — 2009-09-09 13:31:44Z

I believe Catherine Hoover was a descendant of Jacob Hoover, who came from New Jersey to the Niagara area after the Rev. war. There is no record of her death in Essex County and she isn't buried with George on Pelee Island.

Re: Bradt/Phipps

sherryregina — 2009-09-08 21:42:11Z

Hi Peg - I'm Carolyn & I have found a census from 1881 in which Catherine Bradt is still alive with 7 children and an 1891 Census in which George is widowed and there are 3 more children added to the list the youngest being George who was 4 at the time.. In 1891 Emma & Charles Phipps are living with Emma's father still, probably helping her Dad with all those children. Now, in a 1901 census there is George the father listed along with one of the twins Albert Edward Bradt & George Jr. only. If you want to ask me any questions feel free. If I'm able to answer them I will. Thank you for bearing with me.

Re:George Bradt/Catherine Hoover Bradt

sherryregina — 2009-09-08 21:29:10Z

Yes - isn't it wonderful. I too have been able to trace the Bradt's back to the 1500's in Norway. My Grandmother was Rose Bradt. Much of this info was given to me by an American cousin, whose mother was a Howe from Kingsville Ont.Can. Samuel Bradt married another cousin of mine Mina Alzora Rollo. There was a Charles Bradt who was my grandma Rose's brother also. Let me know if you're still interested. I really need to find Catherine Hoover's maiden name & her siblings if possible. Catherine was Rose/Charles & Sam's mother. They lived on Pelee Island Ont.Can.

Re: Bradt/Stalker/Love....Albany County, NY ca. 1700/1800's

vollick1 — 2009-06-16 19:15:16Z

Hi there I love to chat too you about your Bradt family can you contact me at vollick@kingston.net

Steve Vollick

Re: Mohawk connection

trrabo — 2009-06-14 18:21:50Z

There is rumored to be Indian heritage in my family though we have never pinpointed it. Stories of both Ojibwe and MicMac heritage exist, though they could merely have the tribe wrong. I am curious if anyone has info. on my lines in relation to Indian heritage. My Bradt relation is as follows:

Roeloff Swartwout
Born 7-1-1634 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Alternative birth date 6-1-1634 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland,
Netherlands
Christening 6-11-1634 in Amsterdam, No. Holl., Netherlands
Married 8-13-1657 in Albany (Fort Orange), Albany Co., New York
Alternative marriage location is Beverswyck, New Netherland (same as NY?)
Died 3-3-1714 in Kingston, Ulster Co., New York
Alternative death = 1715 in Hurley, NY

Eva Albertz Bradt (Affien Bratt)
Born 1-9-1633 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Christening 1-9-1633 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Married 8-13-1657 in Albany (Fort Orange), Albany Co., New York
Alternative marriage location is Beverswyck, New Netherland (same as NY?)
Died 1689 in Hurley, Ulster Co., New York

Eva's parents:
Albert Andriese Bratt (Albert Andriesz Bradt)
Born 1608 in Fredrikstad, Norway
Married 4-11-1632 in Oude Kerk Dutch, Amsterdam, Holland
Died 6-7-1686 in Albany, Albany Co., NY

Annetie Barentse Van Roettmer (Annetje Barents Rottmers)
Born 1608 in Altenbruch, (Oudenbroek),Lower Saxony, Germany
Married 4-11-1632 in Oude Kerk Dutch, Amsterdam, Holland
Died near Beverwyck, New Netherlands,(Albany),NY

Re: Mrs. Samuel Bradt

lisashelly29 — 2009-04-02 13:37:16Z

Hi... I emailed you a long time ago and didn't get back to you sorrt . I lost your snail mail address as well... I finally have in my hands my mom's copy of a family tree.
Mina Alzora Bradt was born May 15, 188o and passed away at 98 yrs. of ageor older . She was married to Samueal John Bradt Oct.25 1899.She had 16 grandchildren, 58 great grandchildren and 28 great greats.... She was the daughter of William and Isadore Rollo of Kingsville... She passed away in the Essesx nursing home in Essex county.. mina had a sister named Florence Frost..... Mina's childrens names were Violet, Samuel and Constance .... Samuel wayne bradt married Thelma Lenore West and had 11 children , My mom is the youngest. Violet bradt married a Vernon Parks form Michigan and had no children.... Constance Bradt married Albert Howe from Kingsville and had 5 children , Joyce,Don, Bill and Judy and Veron. I have a photo of Mina alzora's 95th birthday from the Paper.. We have photos of her with her sister florence, and photos of other members of the family ..... send me your address again I will not let you down this time.

Re: Edward Bradt/Bratt/Brant

jpatricklane — 2008-12-01 16:24:02Z

Hello Barbara,

Very nice to hear from you and receive the information about Edward and his wife. I found Joseph Parker & two of his boys baptisms in the book "People of the Town of Bethlehem", pg.16, 1982-Bethlehem Historical Society. I'm only guessing that Joseph was the father of my John Parker because John, as well as the next 3 generations, lived in Bethlehem or Coeymans all their lives. John Parker married Sylvia Mosher 7/4/1815 at the First Dutch Reformed Church in Albany, NY. John was in the War of 1812 in Col. Jonathan Varian's regiment for roughly 3 months. He was awarded 160 acres for his service. John died in 1858, as Sylvia is made Administratrix of his estate. John & Sylvia are mentioned on the death certificate of their son, Robert Parker, my second great grandfather.

If you would like to share more about these families I would love to be in touch. My email is jpatricklane@hotmail.com.

Best,

James

Re: Bradt House in Schnectady

2004-03-11 21:31:59Z

I always thought that the Bradt House with the Marker on it on the River Road in Schenectady had been inthe Schermerhorn family for many years...At least it was way back into the 1950's. The people who are now in the house can't have been there long. That house used to be opened to view but I don't think it is anymore. Call the Historic Dept
in Schenectady, they can tell you. I met a builder over there
in that area several months ago and he told me that when he is surveying all of that land, that it belonged to Bradts. I knew there were Bradts up on the Mariaville Road...but not in that area. .

Re: Albert Andriesen BRADT Descendants

2006-12-05 15:31:48Z

Lonnie
Thank you for hitting me over the head over a year ago. Not sure if I even saw your post until today.
Well, you're right, Maria Moockers Post didn't die after 1695.....and I did know she married Eduwart Carbert in 1699. All I can say is that my eyes misread my notes.
Thanks, Mary

Re: Albert Andriesen BRADT Descendants

2006-12-05 02:24:32Z

I am tracing the Carbert family tree and would love some information on Eduwart as I have no history on him so far. Thanks!

Albert Bradt, c 1607-1686

2006-10-31 17:01:35Z

If you are researching Albert Bradt of New Netherland, you may wish to know that I have a new URL for my family history text: www.donnneal.com.

Re: Edward Bradt/Bratt/Brant

blcarkner — 2008-12-01 00:19:59Z

Edward BRANT/BRENT/BRUNT b. circa 1750 d. bef Mar 1811 married Margaret CARKNER b. ca 1750 of Onesquethaw (now part of Twn of New Scotland, Albany Co, NY. Margaret Carkner is daughter of
William Kerkenar and Christina/Justina Harmsin of Bethlehem, Albany Co, NY. Edward Brant & Margaret Carkner had the following children:
1. Christina Brant b. 30 Apr 1769, bp 2 Sep 1769 New Scotland Presbyterian Church, Albany Co,NY (also recorded in St Peters Episcopal church of Albany.
2. Anne Brant of Niskatha (Onesquethaw) bp 18 May 1771 St Peters Church, Albany married Martinus Jones. They removed to Canada and lived near the Carkner's & Albrights in the Bay Settlement of Canada in 1788. Anna Brant Jones was a midwife to the women of her community.
3. Mary Brant b. ca 1773 married Joseph Parker & had 4 recorded children: ADAM b.2 Jul 1795, bp 26 Jul 1795 Jerusalem Ref Church of Bethelehem, Albany Co, NY {now Feura Bush, Twn of New Scotland, Albany Co, NY}. EDWARD b.
23 Mar 1800 bp 13 Apr 1800 Jerusalem Ref Church. GEORGE b. 23 July 1802 bp 15 aug 1802 Jerusalem Ref Church. JACOB b. 29 Nov 1804, bp 17 Jan 1805 Regiser of Baptisms by Rev Harmanus V.Huysen probably at Jerusalem Reformed Church
possible other children, John Alber Parker, & Joseph Parker
3. Albert BRANT bp 2 Sept 1787 New Scotland Presbyterian, NAlbany Co, NY
4. WILHELMUS (William) BRANT B. 24 dEC 1793, bp 3 Jan 1794 Albany Dutch Ref Church.
there were possible another girl and another boy born to Edward BRANT & Margaret Carkner.

I would be interested in descendants of Edward Brant & Margaret Carkner and would be willing to exchange information. Myself & 2 Carkner cousins (of my husband) have worked on the CARKNER genealogy for over 20 yrs.

Barbara

Re: Storm Bradt and Sophia Uzille - corrected info

blcarkner — 2008-11-30 23:38:47Z

According to Bradt research & published book "Decendants of Albert and Arent Andriessen Bradt by Cynthia Brott Biasca, Henington Publishing Co, Wolfe City, Texas, Copyright 1990, here is info on STORM BRADT & SOPHIA UZILE:
Storm Bradt bp 12 Jan 1690 [DRC of Albany,NY] s/o Jan Albertse Bradt (b.ca 1648) & Maria Moockers Post.

Jan Albertse Bradt s/o Albert Andriessen Bradt who came from Fredrikstad, Norway & his wife was Annatie Barents Van Rottmer of Norway.
Albert Andriessen's 3rd child was born during passage to American & is named STORM VAN DER ZEE (of the sea). His descendants carry the surname of Vanderzee. Many decendants of his other children (surname, Bradt,Brodt,Brott)gave first names of 'Storm' to their sons.

Storm Bradt (10th child of Jan & Maria [Post] Bradt & Sophia Uziele had 9 known children:
1. Maria bp 24 May 1713 Alb DRC
2. Jan bp 26 Jul 1717 Alb DRC
3. Pieter b. circa 1715/18 m. Sophia Zeily (Uzile)12/14/1742
4. Cornelia bp 7 June 1719 Alb DRC m Coenraad Hoogteeling
5. Adrian bp 18 Mar 1722 Alb DRC
6. Albert b. circa 1725, d. 1799 m. Magdalena Lang,2nd Elizabeth Chambers
7. David b. circa 1728 m. Tryntie Lang sister of Magdalena, children of Christian Lang & Beertje Hoogteeling.
8. Clara bp 18 Oct 1732 Scho RC
9. Storm b. circa 1730/34 m. Dorothea Van Alsteyne 2/15/1766 Alb DRC.

According to Bradt research "Isaac Falkenburg was the illegitimate child of Maria Bradt and Isaac Falkenburg. At his baptism at Schoharie Lutheran Church, the witnesses were the child's grandparents, Isaac and Lydia Falkenburg. Isaac, the father of the child married Jannetje Clement in 1737. Why he did not marry Maria is unknnown, especially strange since the child used his father's last name, not his mother's" {Descendants of Albert and Arent Adrriessen Bradt, pg 57}

Barbara

Re: Storm Bradt and Sophia Uzille

PegCooke — 2008-07-10 02:58:24Z

Hi there Gregory:

I am going to try to cut and paste the info I have on UEL. It is quite fascinating. Please let me know if you receive it. Do you live in Canada?

Happy reading.

Peg.

Our ancestors were United Empire Loyalist. They were granted land near the Niagara region for there Loyalty to the Empire. Our ancestors the Bradt’s and the Van Alstyne’s (from the Netherlands) were but a few families that fought for the cause. Without there Loyalty there would be no Canada.

United Empire Loyalist.
Over two hundred years ago the American Revolution shattered the British Empire in North America. The conflict was rooted in British attempts to assert economic control in her American colonies after her costly victory over the French during the Seven Years War. When protests and riots met the British attempts to impose taxes on the colonists, the British responded with political and military force. Out of the struggle between the Thirteen Colonies and their mother country emerged two nations: the United States and what would later become Canada.
Not all of the inhabitants of the Thirteen Colonies opposed Britain. The United Empire Loyalists were those colonists who remained faithful to the Crown and wished to continue living in the New World. Therefore, they left their homes to settle eventually in what remained of British North America.
Who were the Loyalists?
The Loyalists came from every class and walk of life. Some depended on the Crown for their livelihood and status and had considerable wealth and property. Many were farmers and craftsmen. There were clerks and clergymen, lawyers and labourers, solders and slaves, Native Americans, college graduates, and people who could not write their own names. Recent immigrants from Europe also tended to support the Crown.
They had little in common but their opposition to the revolution. Their reasons for becoming Loyalists were as varied as their backgrounds. Some had strong ties with Britain: others had simply supported what turned out to be the losing side. Local incidents, fear of change, self-interest, political principles, emotional bonds - one or any combination of these influenced their decision to remain loyal to the Crown. The common thread that linked these diverse groups was a distrust of too much democracy, which they believed resulted in mob rule and an accompanying breakdown of law and order. The Reverend Mather Byles mused, "Which is better - to be ruled by one tyrant three thousand miles away or by three thousand tyrants one mile away?" Loyalists believed that the British connection guaranteed them a more secure and prosperous life than republicanism would.
Historians estimate that ten to fifteen per cent of the population of the Thirteen Colonies - some 250,000 people opposed the revolution; some passively, others by speaking out, spying, or fighting against the rebels. Approximately 70,000 Loyalists fled the Thirteen Colonies. Of these, roughly 50,000 went to the British North American Colonies of Quebec and Nova Scotia.

UNITED EMPIRE LOYALISTS'
ASSOCIATION OF CANADA

Those Loyalists who have adhered to the Unity of the Empire, and joined the Royal Standard before the Treaty of Separation in the year 1783, and all their Children and their Descendants by either sex, are to be distinguished by the following Capitals, affixed to their names: U.E. Alluding to their great principle The Unity of the Empire."

Re: Bradt Family

PegCooke — 2007-04-23 23:22:46Z

To the great granddaughter of Rose Bradt Rollo. My great grandmother Emma Elizabeth Bradt Phipps was a sister to Rose. Emma married Charles Phipps. I have some Bradt pictures, I am not sure if I have any with George and Catherine in them. One of the has written on the back. C. Bradt on Phipps farm, Pelee Island. I think I have a picture of Margaret Bradt with her son too. I will have to look and see. I will phone my sister to see if she has any pictures also.

My father was born and spent his younger years on Pelee. I was on the Island a couple of years ago with my sister. There is a mystery I have not figured out yet. Emma was married first to Charles Phipps, when he died she lived with Charles McNeil. When I was at the cemetery on Pelee I found Emma's gravestone. It had Charles McNeil as her husband. His death date was not filled out. However (I can't remember where in the cemetery) I found a gravestone for Charles McNeil with a death date. I am not sure if Emma is buried with Charles Phipps or Charles McNeil. I was not sure who to ask about that and I was only there for a day and a half, so it remains a mystery to me still.

Anyway if you are interested in the pictures please contact me.

pegs@execulink.com

Peg Phipps-Cooke

Re: Altje Arentse BRADT b. 1649 Albany, NY

LorineMS — 2007-01-25 22:21:36Z

Hi - you have the name of your ancestor slightly wrong. Aefje (could be found as Eva) Arentse Bradt married Claes Frederickse Van Patten. Claes is the shortened form of Nicolas. Frederickse is his patronymic, meaning his father's first name was Frederick.

Aefje's father is Arent Andriessen as you stated. Her husband wasn't born in Schenectady in 1641 because Schenectady didn't exist then.

Aefje was said to be 15 yrs old in NOv 1664 so that gives you a good idea of her birth year. The family likely moved to Schenectady circa 1662 and within a few years she md Claes.

In june 1664 Cleas and Isaac Cornelisse Swits leased a farm from Willem Teller for 6 years, including a house, barn, hayberg and 2 parcels of land, plus 8 horses, 10 cattle, 8 pigs. There's more in the list of what was to come with this lease. See Peter Christoph's book "Bradt: A Norwegian Family in America" for a chapter on Aefje and Claes.

Claes died Oct 3, 1728 age 87 yrs 5 mos, Aefje/Eva died Jan 23, 1728 age 78. I have no info on burials etc.

Lorine (http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ )

Re: Mohawk connection

DanLynch727 — 2008-12-01 04:17:02Z

I'm very sorry but that line of the Bradts is outside of the
material I have encountered. I can see no Samuel Wayne in
the Bradt branch I have worked with.

Re: Mohawk connection

DanLynch727 — 2008-06-11 00:46:16Z

This may be a long shot but the name of your great aunt, Cora, rang a bell with my wife's Bradt ancestry. Perhaps Cora's mother was Maybell or Mable, born in 1873, died in 1939, married first to Wm. Milton and later to James Smith.
Mabell's brother, Leonard Bradt, 1886- 1967, married Rose
Billings, died 1963, who was a full blooded Mohawk and was the grandmother of my wife. Maybell's parents were Lucinda Eastman and Leander Bradt who was a civil war veteran from the 58th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment and both are buried in Manlius Village Cemetery. Contact me if this
information appears to be useful. I have some further information but truthfully am just starting to research this. Whether there were other Mohawk connections I don't know but the Bradts who moved to Ontario would have
certainly had contact with the native Mohawks. Another of Lucinda and Leander's children, Curtis, 1870-1917, married Cora Fox who had a daughter named Marie.

Ann/Johanna Bradt born in NYC in 1714

R_mesnard — 2006-11-13 20:31:58Z

I am fairly desperate to find the death information of an Ann/Johanna Bradt baptized 3/14/1714, daughter of Issac (Barent + Susannah Meyers) and Dievertie Wessels (Frans+ Tyrntje Jans) and or even better the baptism of John/Jean Mesnard Jr. She was a member of the DRC of NYC and was married there. Jean Sr’s brother was also a member of the same church. Jean Sr. was buried at that church at an unknown time but probably many years later. This is odd because he remarried and lived in Greenwich CT after 1760. We know she was not living in 1750. Jean had remarried in 1747 in New Rochelle. I have had the New Holland Soc look for both and could not find it. However, they were not able to find the marriage in the church records either. This was found by Cynthia Brott Biasca. I also noticed Cynthia did not list a death date for Ann in her book. It is possible they moved away from NYC after they were married. I have seen the record for Ann’s baptism and if I did not know the date I would have missed it. I will not mind paying for this information. I will have the NY B&G look for these records later this year.

Thanks in advance

Re: Bradt Family

lisashelly29 — 2008-11-23 02:00:39Z

okay then!!! I talked to my mom today and she says that she'll get some pictures ready for me to mail to you. A relative of hers ( mine too I guess ) named Judy did a family tree search of some sort ... before internet so I should be able to get you a photo copy of that too.

Re: Bradt Family

lisashelly29 — 2008-11-22 15:56:22Z

I'll talk to my mom and send you more.... My great grandmother's name was Mina Alzora (Elzora? sp) Bradt. If you send me a snail mail address of some kind I can send you some photo copied pictures of my mom's family photos you might like that .... Have you ever found the " mohawk connection" to our family .... some how rumor has always had it that we were related to Chief Joseph Brant some how ...

Re: Mohawk connection

lisashelly29 — 2008-11-21 23:29:17Z

my line of the bradt family has been looking for the mohawk connection too !!! My grandfather's name was samuel wayne bradt and my mothers family comes from essex county / windsor / kingsville area and are also reated to the Rollo's Where are you from?

Re: Bradt Family

lisashelly29 — 2008-11-21 23:16:26Z

my grandfather was samuel wayne bradt ... he married thelma lenore west and had 11 children my mother lenore bradt is the youngest, the rest are Wayne , James, Violet, Rosemary, Neil , Catherine , Betty , Jerry , Robert and June .... Who are you and how are you connected? Apparently my great great grandparents are Rollos .... I'll have to ask my mom more details but we still have plent of family in kingsville

Re: Mohawk connection

GloriaWaldronHukle — 2007-01-15 03:50:49Z

I have read that Daniel Bradt was a scout with the Schaghticoke Indians and this could be true because all my Bradt lineage came from Schaghticoke , New York
Gloria Waldron Hukle
www.gloriawaldronhukle.name
tennake2@aol.com

Re: Altje Arentse BRADT b. 1649 Albany, NY

GloriaWaldronHukle — 2007-01-15 03:45:36Z

Hi,
The Bradts are a famous family in the Schenectady area. The original lived on State Street. There is a wonderful book on the Bradts and available through the Bradt Family Society. There will also be a Bradt Family reunion to be held this July in Albany,New York.
My decent is from Albert Brandt via Judikie Bradt born in l786. Email me direct at tennake2@aol.com
my website is www.gloriawaldronhukle.name

Gloria

Re: Albert Bradt, c 1607-1686

GloriaWaldronHukle — 2007-01-15 03:39:00Z

thank you. My lineage is Judikie Brandt born l786 and married William Waldron-the decendent of Resolved Waldron.
Gloria Waldron Hukle
www.gloriawaldronhukle.name

Re: Albert Andriesen BRADT Descendants

GloriaWaldronHukle — 2007-01-15 03:36:08Z

Hi,
My lineage comes from Albert Bradt when Judikie Bradt who was the daughter of Daniel Bradt and Alida Quackenbos married William Waldron. Judikie was born in l786. Feel free to email me .
Gloria Waldron Hukle
www.gloriawaldronhukle
tennake2@aol.com

Re: Albert Andriesen BRADT Descendants

GloriaWaldronHukle — 2007-01-15 03:35:54Z

Re: Bradt Family

kirk567 — 2007-03-16 20:57:51Z

My great grandmother Rose and your husband's greatgrandfather Charles were brother and sister. Does anyone have pictures of their parents, George Bradt and/or Catherine Hoover?

Re: Bradt Family

kirk567 — 2007-03-13 00:42:56Z

My great-grandmother was Rose Bradt who married William Rollo of Kingsville. Their daughter, Mildred was my grandmother. I still live on Pelee Island.

Re: Bradt Family

kirk567 — 2008-11-21 23:54:15Z

My great grandmother was Rose Rollo. She was the daughter of George Nelson Bradt and Kathleen Hoover. She married William Rollo. My grandmother was their daughter, Mildred. Her siblings were George, Alfred and Charles Bradt. William Rollo's parents were James and Isadora(nee Young). I guess that makes us related somehow. I live on Pelee Island which is not far from Kingsville. Let me know if you have any other info. Kirk

Re: Bradt Family

kirk567 — 2008-11-23 01:26:41Z

That would be great. My address is 441 Parsons Road, Pelee Island,On. N0R 1M0. No, I have not heard that connection before, but would be interesting. Looking forward to hearing from you. Kirk Gardner

Mrs. Samuel Bradt

kirk567 — 2007-04-29 20:57:25Z

Is anyone out there related to Mrs. Samuel Bradt? She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Rollo. Her brother, William Rollo married Rosetta Bradt. They are my great grandparents. Was wondering if anyone had anymore info/pics. on James and Isadora Rollo. Kirk

Re: Bradts of Neb. and Okla.

hemingfordviking — 2008-01-27 07:00:52Z

My gggrandparents were Daveid Wheatland and Mary Ann (Croft) Bradt! My grand father, George Larry, was the son of Calvin Samuel. I would love to share information!! I am also in communication with the grandson of Ida May Bradt Webb.

JaeAnn Bradt

Re: Bradts of Neb. and Okla.

hemingfordviking — 2008-01-27 06:58:14Z

My gggrandparents were David Wheatland and Mary Ann (Croft) Bradt!!! My grandfather George Larry was the son of Calvin Samuel. I would love to share any information!

JaeAnn Bradt

Re: Bradts of Neb. and Okla.

gregorymailservice — 2008-07-10 01:07:57Z

Dear Mary Bradt:

I am sending this note to inform you that all, yes, all of the Bradt, Bratt, and some of the Brot's are related through two brothers who came over from Norway in the approximate time of 1630 - 1638. The two brothers traveled through the Netherlands and were married there. Then they came by boat to what was then called the "New Amsterdam". The New Amsterdam was in the present State of New York. There is a complete record of all of the Bradt/Bratt/Brot relatives. You should be able to find out where to get these two books from Daniel Bradt in New York. Daniel also prints a bradt/bratt family newsletter. I am not sure how to reach Mr. Bradt, but perhaps someone else who will read this bulletin will know.

Good luck.

Gregory Bradt

Re: Storm Bradt and Sophia Uzille

gregorymailservice — 2008-07-10 00:44:58Z

Dear Peg Cooke:

I am curious what the term "U.E.L." means or stands for. Please let me know. I have never seen it used in this way before.

Thank you,

Gregory Bradt

Re: Storm Bradt and Sophia Uzille

LBZN8 — 2008-02-17 00:45:32Z

Hi Jennifer,

Check out www.bernehistory.org/familyfiles. I am also descended from Storm and Sophia. According to these records Storm Bradt married Sophia Ziele on February 24 1711/1712 at the Reformed Church, in Kingston, Ulster NY. I have used the records from this website as a guide and have been able to verify information from the present back to the 1860's with census records. You have to be very careful when researching Storm Bradt. There are many of them out there. But decendents of the original Storm vanderzee Bradt are typically named Van der Zee as he dropped the Bradt. We are descendent from his brother Jan Albertse Bradt, if these records hold the correct information.

Bradt / Fonda.org

amfonda — 2006-11-28 14:52:18Z

I have recently put together a new website WWW.FONDA.ORG which is focused on the Fonda surname, and there are a number of spouses or in-laws with the BRADT surname. If any of these are of interest, or if you just want to browse, please drop in... any feedback or additional informaton is welcome. There are over 2000 Fonda's included... the largest and most accurate Fonda surname database around. Thanks, Mark Fonda

Willempje Waldron Bradt 1722
Jan Bradt 1700
Johannes Anthony Bradt 21-Oct-1737 b. First Dutch Reformed Church, Albany, Albany, New York
Elizabeth Keller Bradt 30-Nov-1871 23-Dec-51 b. New York; 1910 US Census, Canajoharie, Montgomery, New York
William Aaron Bradt 12-Aug-1806
Garret Bradt 5-Nov-1844 11-Aug-1897 b. and d. Glenville, New York
Elizabeth Hopkins Bradt 26-Nov-1794 28-Feb-1873 b. Schenectady, New York