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Re: Family Tree information

barbara_hillbissonnette — 2011-11-21 04:38:25Z

Hello, I believe the certificate you refer to is my great grandfather, Samuel Josiah Bradwell. He married my great-grandmother. Their son, Samuel Ernest Bradwell married Maggie Ridgway, also from Manchester. The emigrated to Canada, and had two daughters: Audrey (my mother) and Nancy. If you still have that certificate I would certainly be pleased if you could send it to me. My name is Barbara Hill.

Douglas Edward Bradwell

pete9709 — 2011-11-03 23:39:09Z

I am trying to piece to gether some information on Douglas Edward Bradwell possible son of Joseph Bradwell 1840-1908.
Douglas is supposed to be born in England and travelled to New South Wales, Australia and married Shirley Wilding.
Father Joseph Bradwell joined the 63rd of Foot in 1859 and bought himself out of the Army on 29 May 1866. Then he imigrated to Australia and joined the Metropolitan Police on 20 Sep 1867.
I cannot find when Joseph or Douglas Edward sailed to Australia or any BMD details on Douglas. Help please..

Re: Bradwells from Derby

FredBradwell — 2011-10-29 15:46:56Z

Hi,
I take it by now 8 years you have had a reply to this, if not contact me direct pete9708@yahoo.com
I know him as Micah. Son of John and Peggy Bradwell nee Barber. They had 9 children.
Micah married Rachel Maltby 24 Sep 1827 Hope Parish Church, Hope, Derbyshire, England IGI M055121. On 6 Jun 1941 they resided at Hill, Hamlet of Bradwell, Parish of Hope, Derbyshire, England 1841 Census HO107 186-29 Page 15. And on 30 Mar 1851 they resided at Green Head, Bamford, Chapel En Le Frith, Derbyshire, England 1851 Census HO107 2151-430 Page 8,Sched 30

Re: Bradwells of Hope, Derby England

FredBradwell — 2011-10-29 15:30:17Z

Hi,
I know its been 9 years now but was this ever resolved ?
I have an Olive Bradwell daughter of John and Elizabeth Bradwell nee Somerset who was Baptised 3 Jul 1821 St Peter, Hope Parish Church , Hope, Derbyshire, England IGI C05512-1 she was residing at Hope, Derbyshire, England and I cannot find any more information on her. Death, immigration, marriage nothing.

Olive Bradwell 1821

FredBradwell — 2011-10-12 17:44:50Z

I have an Olive Bradwell daughter of John and Elizabeth Bradwell nee Somerset who was Baptised 3 Jul 1821 St Peter, Hope Parish Church , Hope, Derbyshire, England IGI C05512-1 she was residing at Hope, Derbyshire, England and I cannot find any more information on her. Death, immigration, marriage nothing.
Does a George Howe ring a bell as her husband, if so where and when were they married ? Did they immigrate to Illinois America ? This is a brick wall for me.
Attachment shows her Grandfather and fathers tree with her parents.

Re: Family Tree information

rachaelfeather — 2011-08-30 00:06:01Z

Hi Kester, is Isaiah Bradwell the father of Samuel Josaiah Bradwell (ie Eric's great grandfather)?

John Calvitt Bradwell+Olivia M Neal

petphotosnyc — 2011-07-21 17:45:24Z

John and Olivia had quite a few sons. Whenever I look up their draft records, if the space is provided on the card, they write that they were American Indian. Who was the Indian? Which Tribe?

Re: Family Tree information

FredBradwell — 2011-05-30 10:10:01Z

Thank you once again John,
I am still looking for information on the Canadian side of the Bradwell family. There are lots of them, must have escaped from the Valleys.

Do you know of any person who has researched, photographed and catalogued the Graveyards of:-
(1) Saint Barnabas (1868), Church Street, Bradwell, Derbyshire, England.
(2) Primitive Methodist Chapel (1845) Hugh Lane, Bradwell, Derbyshire, England.
(3) Wesleyan Methodist Church (1807), Town Gate, Bradwell, Derbyshire, England.

Both (2) and (3) overlook Saint Barnabas

If I was living there I most certainly would have done so, hence there must be others like me of the same mind as my family originate from Bradwell.

If visiting then be warned that the latter two, are situated on narrow steep lanes.

Pete
From sunny Stockport pete708@yahoo.com

Re: Family Tree information

jgmhendry — 2011-05-20 15:25:12Z

Best of luck with your research. Mine was due to two great uncles marrying Bradwell sisters. Did quite a bit of digging and the results are on the web at...
http://www.thehendrys.freeserve.co.uk/FHistory/hendtxt/bradw...
.... if you haven't already stumbled across it.
Don't think there is anything particular relevant to your own research but it is a whiles since I did it all so...
All the best
John

Re: Family Tree information

FredBradwell — 2011-05-20 15:16:56Z

Thank you John,
Ten years at my age does not appear to make much difference these days.
Your response is good enough for me. I will await with eager anticipation. Can't hold by breath as I need all that I can get.
I am now researching the travels of George Horatio Bradwell and siblings to Montreal/Quebec, Canada. (Immigration and visits 1905-1926)
I am researching any Bradwell originating from Bradwell Derbyshire as the Hills around there were not high enough to corral them all and some run over them thar Hills to Sheffield,Manchester and beyond.
This tree is going to take a number of years yet before I think it could be good enough to open to the public.
If you want any help with the Bradwell tree I shall oblige.
Take care.

Re: Family Tree information

jgmhendry — 2011-05-20 11:29:38Z

I am afraid this offer was made 10 years ago and although I have had a look I cant find the certificate refered to. It is probably somewhere in amongst my extremely random filing system but as of yet I have not been able to locate it. As it wasn't relevant to my research I was probably less diligent with it. Sorry, but I will keep looking and if I do come across it I will email it on.
Haven't had time to look at the rest yet and busy weekend ahead but I will have a quick peruse to see if I can help in any way
All the best
John Hendry

Re: Family Tree information

FredBradwell — 2011-05-18 23:53:01Z

Hi,
I am currectly researching this part of my Bradwell family.
Samuel Josiah Bradwell is my 3rd Cousin 2 x removed.
May you E-mail a copy of his marriage Certificate to Mary Nancy Monks to me on pete9708@yahoo.com
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Details I have are Chorlton-on-Medlock Register Office or Registar Attended, Manchester, Lancashire, England CHO_RM/39/91 GRO Chorlton Vol 8c Page 1020
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Now I have the task of sorting out the rest of his children and their multiple trips to Canada. So any information on this side would be appreciated. I only have Samuel Josiah being born in 1855 in Eccles, Lancashire but nothing else no Birth information, believe me I have searched.
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I have drawn his tree but have gapping holes for Samuel Ernest, George Horatio, Emily and Lilian after they were Baptised at St Mark, Gorton. Nor can I find the Baptism for Ethel Elizabeth before she died prematurely.
Any help would be most appreciated.

Re: mary crowder / bradwell

FredBradwell — 2010-11-30 22:38:23Z

Mary Crowder daughter of John and Elizabeth Crowder nee Wright. Born 27 Dec 1872 Newbold, Derbyshire, England GRO Belper Vol 7b Page 488.
Her father John Crowder died 30 Mar 1883 Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England GRO Chesterfield Vol 7b Page 389
Her mother Elizabeth then re-married to John Bradwell in Jun 1885 Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England GRO Chesterfield Vol 7b Page 1045.
Yes Mary was cited as being Deaf and Dumb in the 1891 Census.
Mary married William Higginbottom 25 Jul 1897 at Holy Trinity, Newbold & Dunstan, Chesterfield GRO Chesterfield Vol 7b Page 1235. (Married as Higginbotham) Just seen your tree on another screen - sending this anyway. My tree is the Bradwell Tree.

Re: BRADWELLS OF AIKEN SOUTH CAROLINA

KarenMeadowsRogers — 2009-12-26 06:57:33Z

Series: S213003
Volume: 005W
Page: 00397
Item: 000

Date: 1/3/1842

Description: INABNIT, JOSEPH JR. TO ISAAC BRADWELL, JR., BILL OF SALE FOR 19 SLAVES, WARRANTED SOUND AND HEALTHY.

Names indexed: ABLE (SLAVE); APRIL (SLAVE); BIG MARY (SLAVE); BRADWELL, ISAAC JR.; CAROLINA (SLAVE); CUFF (SLAVE); FILLIS (SLAVE); INABNIT, JOSEPH JR.; JUNE (SLAVE); LETTY (SLAVE); LITTLE CAROLINA (SLAVE); LITTLE PEGGY (SLAVE); MARK (SLAVE); MARY (SLAVE); MINGO (SLAVE); MONDAY (SLAVE); NED (SLAVE); NERO (SLAVE); PEGGY (SLAVE); SELAH (SLAVE); TENAH (SLAVE); YOUNG CAROLINA (SLAVE)

Locations:

Document type: BILL OF SALE

Topics: SLAVES, NAMED

http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/RecordDetail....

mary crowder / bradwell

OXBJJM — 2008-05-28 18:34:05Z

Seeking info re: my great aunt b c1872/73 Newbold Chesterfield Dau. of John Crowder b 1838 and Elizabeth Wright b 1844.
John died 1883 Elizabeth re-married 1885 Chesterfield, Mary appears as Bradwell on 1891 census. She was deaf and dumb.
Does anyone know where she was in 1901.
Only one I cannot trace
Would appreciate and thanks

mary crowder / bradwell

OXBJJM — 2008-05-28 18:33:55Z

Rosanna Bradwell Infinger

wendy_metts — 2007-01-21 03:11:17Z

I am searching for info on Rosanna Bradwell who married Frederick Infinger. I know they had 2 kids one boy one girl. The girls name is minerva, I forget if the boys name was George or Nathaniel. I'm looking for Rosanna's parents and siblings also her birth and death and marraige dates. As far as I know Rosanna was born and died in Sc. Anyone with any info can contact me direct at wendy_metts@yahoo.com

Thanks Wendy

Cuthbert BRADWELL Biography, ENG<PA<WI

RMunns7272 — 2006-07-26 20:14:39Z

From "History of Grant County, Wisconsin", 1881, p. 1032.

TOWN OF JAMESTOWN

CUTHBERT BRADWELL, P. O. Fair Play; born in England on the 30th of January, 1820; came to America in 1830; remained four years in Schuylkill Co., Penn., and moved to Wisconsin in the spring of 1835, and located at Jamestown; followed mining for some years. Owns 160 acres of land; probable value, $8,000. Is with the Republican party in politics; is a Protestant. Wife's maiden name, Mary Haley; she was born in Ireland; have five children - Winfield, James, Olive, Emma, Mary.

[I am not related to this family. I'm posting this as a service and hope it helps!]

Bradwells from Derby

@@irenecafferty@freenet.co.uk — 2006-06-25 21:02:13Z

Anyone have any info on marriage of Michael Bradwell and Rachel Maltby. They had a son Robert in 1843. They were living at Bradwell at the time.

Re: BRADWELL, Ruth and Robert, Beaverhead Co. MT

skavboke — 2006-05-04 04:19:23Z

I only know they were neighbors of the Haining family whom I am researching. This was in Rosanna Haining's photo album. I beleive they are in the 1880 census for Birch Creek, Beaverhead County, Montana.

Soryy I can't help more.

Diane

Re: BRADWELL, Ruth and Robert, Beaverhead Co. MT

khalt_1 — 2006-04-24 19:01:36Z

Thanks Diane

I think Robert is a relative of my wife and they came from Co. Durham in UK. Their names and ages fit but I don't have any proof. I have found them on ship in 1868 with daughter, and then in 1880 USA census with more children but original daughter not there.

Keith

Re: BRADWELL, Ruth and Robert, Beaverhead Co. MT

khalt_1 — 2006-04-24 17:34:10Z

Do you know exactly where Robert and Ruth came from before they emigrated to USA?

BRADWELL, Ruth and Robert, Beaverhead Co. MT

dsgm1 — 2006-04-21 01:12:09Z

I have a copy of a photo of Ruth BRADWELL of Beaverhead County, Montana. She was wife to Robert BRADWELL. Neighbors of the HAINING family in Birch Creek.

Ruth is buried at the Haining Ranch Burial, Glen, MT
died 25 Mar 1886 at age 49 yrs.

If someone can use it I'd be happy to scan and email to you.

Re: Alice Jane Bradwell from Bradwell, Derbys, UK

jcattad1 — 2005-05-28 23:26:22Z

Have collated some CLIXBY family history from John Jackson back to 1700s if you haven't already got that. Jean

Re: Alice Jane Bradwell from Bradwell, Derbys, UK

jcattad1 — 2005-05-28 23:26:22Z

Hello Richard
Have CLIXBY connections through Charlotte Ann b.1855 in Hull. Her father Thomas was b.1812 in Southorpe, Lincs.
While researching my own branch of the family I had to sift through lots of other CLIXBYs so decided to put them all in family groups.It's a sort of one name study but it is far from complete.
Your family descend briefly from John CLIXBY b.@1739 down via John CLIXBY b. 1775 Gainsborough, Lincs down via Benjamin CLIXBY b. @1809 Gainsborough, Lincs
down via William CLIXBY b. 1832 Gainsborough, Lincs
down to John Jackson CLIXBY b. 1860 Ecclesfield, Yorks.
What is the best format for me to send details to you? Jean

Bradwell family Liverpool

2004-10-31 17:52:18Z

My gg grandmother was Catherine Bradwell, born in c1842 Liverpool to John Bradwell, occupation blacksmith. At the time of her marriage to David Ross in 1868, she was living in Crosby, Liverpool. In the 1871 census, she is listed in Toxteth Park with husband David, mother-in-law Mary Ross, son Charles age 2, and a lodger named Mary BRAWELL, born in Ireland, age 71 (I think). Not sure if this Mary BRAWELL is a relative, but it's possible that the surname was misspelled. In 1881, she is listed with son Charles, daughters Mary and Catherine, and husband David, still in Toxteth Park (Darnley Court). No trace in the 1891 census, though perhaps in the 1901 census she is living with daughter MARIA, now married to Thomas Cook, living in Everton, Liverpool. Unconfrimed.

I'm interested in finding the origins of a second Bradwell, namely a Charles J. Bradwell listed in the 1871-1891 censes in Toxteth Park. Occupation, shopkeeper/provisioner.

Charles Ross, son of David Ross and Catherine Bradwell, married a Louisa Martin in 1898. Witnesses to the marriage are listed as C. Bradwell and E. Bradwell. The Charles J. Bradwell mentioned in the preceding paragraph was married to an Ellen King...not sure if there is a connection, but would be interested in hearing from anyone with regards to any of the names mentioned above.
Thanks, Edie.

Re: Alice Jane Bradwell from Bradwell, Derbys, UK

turnerrh1 — 2004-05-14 20:46:24Z

Dear Jean

AMAZING :-) I am quite speachless.

A Word doc file is OK for me. Is that possible?

Gainsborough has got to be correct, because my mum, who is now 83yrs remembers, and we have photos, that as a little girl she went to stay with her Grand parents at a small village called Beckingham, and this is about 4 Mls from Gainsborough.
So for this side of our family you have just filled in some incredible space.

Thanks a million.

When I get your info, I'll feed back to you with our current info if you wish?

Best regards
Richard Turner and my mum, Betty Turner nee Clixby

Re: Alice Jane Bradwell from Bradwell, Derbys, UK

turnerrh1 — 2004-05-14 20:46:24Z

Hi Jean

I managed to open the file OK. I can't believe how much info there is. Thank you once again.

I have a couple of questions.

Did you get all this info from one source, or have you compiled it?
Did you want to have all our family info from John Jackson Clixby to today?

Lastly. Where are you? I live near Brussels, Belgium. My Mother still lives in Retford, Notts which is where I grew up. Our part of the Clixby family is scattered all over the planet now. UK, Spain, Australia, France, Channel Islands etc.

Once again many thanks
Best regards
Richard

Re: Alice Jane Bradwell from Bradwell, Derbys, UK

2004-04-18 10:10:42Z

Dear Jean

I would be very interested to have any history which you may have.

What is your connection to all this?

Many thanks for responding to my message.

Best regards
Richard

Alice Jane Bradwell from Bradwell, Derbys, UK

2004-03-14 20:11:23Z

Trying to trace anything concerning my Great Grand parents Alice Jane Bradwell married to John Jackson Clixby. They lived in Midhope Stones, Derbyshire. Guess they were married approx 1870/80. They had five children. Mary, Theresa, Eunice, Luther and my Grandfather, Fred William.

Geneology

sheilajayne — 2003-06-30 17:00:59Z

Saw your message Board. The city of Albany, NY Directory of 1915 lists Oliver Bradwell as a resident. But surely you did not mean that Joseph married Oliver??? There were about 5 Bradwell's in this area in 1915.
Any other names?

Re: Geneology

sheilajayne — 2003-06-30 17:00:59Z

Thank you. Do not know much more. John died with no known relatives, except his wife, Martha (Burke) Bradwell, and his son, George (approx. 4 at time of John's death). There apparently were Bradwell's in the Rensselaer County area as well as Albany, NY. Martha subsequently remarried into the Ginter family, but George was never formally adopted by the Ginter's and retained the name Bradwell. I am trying to work backwards to learn more about John Bradwell's geneology. Thanks for your help.

Re: Bradwell of Derbyshire England 1880s

sheilajayne — 2003-06-30 17:00:59Z

I am not sure if there is a connection. My paternal grandfather, John Bradwell, died around 1915. I beleive HIS father's name was Oliver Bradwell. That's all I know. Our line reportedly did come from England, but I am only intermittently researching the geneology.

Re: Bradwell of Derbyshire England 1880s

2002-06-22 15:27:16Z

Yes you did contact me online and you did send me 1881 cencus, I actually found my family also on the 1891 cenus.

Thanks

Re: Bradwell of Derbyshire England 1880s

2002-06-22 15:27:14Z

Yes you did contact me online and you did send me 1881 cencus, I actually found my family also on the 1891 cenus.

Thanks

Re: Bradwell of Derbyshire England 1880s

2002-06-21 20:33:46Z

Hi Patricia
I cant remember if we corresponded off the site . If we didnt and you still need the 1881 census info for this family please let me know.

Regards & Good luck with your searching. Steve

Re: Bradwell of Derbyshire England 1880s

2002-06-21 15:39:16Z

Thanks for the help Steve it appears the William born in 1877 is my great grandfather, and I have found out his wife's name was Beatrice. His parents names where John and Louisa Bradwell. John Bradwell came from Castleton and Louisa from Leicester.

Re: Bradwell of Derbyshire England 1880s

Steve_Meale — 2002-06-03 22:29:15Z

Hi Patricia
Sorry - no obvious links here. The Bradwells on my tree are descended from Joseph Arthur Bradwell of Buxton bn 1882. No William, Ida or John i'm afraid.
I found a William born abt 1877 in the 1881 Census in Church Gresley. His older brother was a coal miner. Think this is too far back to be your Grandfather but the location is right.
Let me know if you want more info.
Regards Steve

Re: Bradwell of Derbyshire England 1880s

trishbradwell — 2002-05-08 15:30:14Z

My grandfather was from Derbyshire but do not know exactly where. His name was William and he married Ida and they had 8 children. My father being Donald Bradwell who was born at Church Gresley, Leicestershire. They came from a mining enviroment. I do know that my grandfather had a brother named John, who also was a miner. They both fought in the second world war. Can you help?

Thankyou

Bradwell of Derbyshire England 1880s

SMeale7891 — 2002-03-26 22:53:28Z

Joseph Arthur BRADWELL bn jan 1882 in Buxton Derbyshire. Married an OLIVER in 1907. Anyone have any information? Would be great to hear from you.

Joseph Arthur Bradwell Emmey Oliver - Yorks England

SMeale7891 — 2002-03-26 22:53:28Z

Hi Sheila. Re your enquiry - Joseph married Emmey sometime in q2 1907 in Yorkshire England. I dont think there was an American connection at this time. I now have Emmey's parents details but am no further back on Josephs.

Re: Bradwell of Derbyshire England 1880s

SMeale7891 — 2002-03-26 22:53:28Z

Hi. Sorry - my interest is in Joseph born Buxton bn 1882

BRADWELLS OF AIKEN SOUTH CAROLINA

2002-02-13 03:30:36Z

My great-great grandfather Mingo born 1830, and my great-great grandmother born 1844 in Aiken South Carolina was slaves of a Lewis Bradwell. I'm looking for any information on the Bradwells of Aiken South Carolina. Lewis Bradwell later moved to Gadsden County in Quincy, Florida. The Mingo has to be African but where?

Bradwells of Hope, Derby England

2002-01-22 20:08:29Z

I am looking for information on and Olive Bradwell she married a George Howe and then moved to Illinois soon after.

Re: Bradwell of Derbyshire England 1880s

2002-01-22 02:57:38Z

I have ancestors that are from Hope, Derbyshire England, I do know ones name was Olive Bradwell and she then married a George Howe. Is this your line? If so please contact me

Re: Family Tree information

JohnHendry46 — 2001-07-02 22:46:10Z

Read your message whilst searching for info on other Bradwells. I have got a marriage certificate for a Samuel Josiah Bradwell aged 21 marrying a Elizabeth Nancy Monks aged 22 in Chorleton, Lancashire on 25th October 1875. Samuel is listed as a grocer, address - 120 Hyde Street, Ardwick, and his father is recorded as Josiah Bradwell. Elizabeth is listed as living at 13 Clayton Lane, Openshaw and her father is recorded as William Monks, a mechanical draughtsman. I got this certificate in error and if it is any significance or use to you I will gladly e-mail you a scanned copy or send you it via old fashioned mail.
- John Hendry

Family Tree information

2000-09-01 12:29:59Z

Samuel Josiah Bradwell, Chester England Born abt 1875. Who was his father?
Contact at Capte@zfree.co.nz

Family Tree information

2000-09-01 12:26:21Z

Samuel Josiah Bradwell, Chester England Born abt 1875. Who was his father?

Bradwell/Burke/Hart

2000-07-20 08:13:03Z

Anyone with knowledge of the Bradwell/Burke/Hart lines in the Albany/Troy, NY area please contact me at
sjb03@health.state.ny.us

Bradwell, George

2000-06-12 09:30:38Z

Looking for any information regarding John Bradwell who died approximately 1920 in Albany, NY. Was married to Martha Burke of Albany.