Anna Bradshaw

Rauffe married Rachell Penn 26 Oct 1630, St Gregory by St Paul, London, England. Rachell (daughter of Lawrence Bradshaw and Sarah Hinchman, daughter of Giles Penn and Joan Gilbert) was born 24 Feb 1607, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England; died 1669, Eccles, Lancashire, England. [Group Sheet]

Lawrence married Sarah Hinchman 27 Jan 1604, Pendleton, Eccles, Lancashire, England. Sarah (daughter of Rene Larcome and William Crispin, daughter of William Hinchman) was born Abt 1586, Andover, Southampton, Hampshire, England; died 1658. [Group Sheet]

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The Visition of Lancashire gives the pedigree of " Bradshaw of Pendleton" and shows that Laurence Bradshaw of Hope in the parish of Eccles, Lancashire, married Sarah Hinchman of Andover, Southhampton, and had four sons and three daughters. The eldest son, the gentleman who entered his pedigree at the Visition was "Raphe Bradshaw of Pendelton, Co., Lancaster, aet 53 an 3/16/1644 married Rachell, daughter of Giles Penn, a merchant in Bristol" The will of Raphe Bradshaw of Pendleton, gentleman, is missing in the Lancashire probate records of the consistory Court of the Bishop of Chester, but the probate of the will was granted 1/31/1667/68, to Nathen Leech and Ralph Bradshaw. The children of Raphe and Rachell, are listed in the Visition pedigree, but not in the order of birth.

1. Robert Bradshaw, a merchant

2. William Bradshaw, died an infant

3. James Bradshaw, now a merchant at sea, aet.18 an.

4. John Bradshaw, aet 13

5. Rebecca Bradshaw, wife of William Crispin merchant of London

6. Sarah Bradshaw, died young

7. Mary Bradshaw, died young

8. Anna Bradshaw

9. Francis Bradshaw

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Giles Penn son of William Penn, the law clerk of Malmesbury, and his wife Margaret Rastall, was born perhaps about 1573. Brigadier Hogg suggests that he may have been named for Giles, Lord Chandos who , in 1573, became lord of the manor of Minety. He was apprenticed as "Egidius Penne, filius Willinup.de Myntie... defunct," to the linen draper, John Horte of Bristol, and Juliane his wife, on 1 May 1593, a year after his grandfather's will was offered for probate. It was as "Gylles Penn draper," that he was admitted to the "Liberties" of Bristol on 3 April 1600 "because he was Prentice of Mr John Horte, Alderman, Deceased" (note 11) The following 5 November 1600 he married at St. Mary Redcliffe, Bristol, Joan Gilbeart (Gilbert), of a family originally from Yorkshire.

From draper Giles Penn progressed to Merchant with his younger brother William and by 1618 had been overtaken with financial losses. In 1630 records show that he was traveling between the Babary Coast, importing and selling assorted goods. Styled Captain Penn in 1631. he was in London in 1636, and the following year when he was appointed resident consul for Charles I at Sallee ( Sale Morocco), he was described as " a man well experienced in the language and custom of said country." He was deceased, probably overseas, by 1656, when a new consul was appointed at Sallee.

The apprenticeship and citizenship records sited in the text above are from NEHGR, 54, 326-327. For a more extended account of Giles Penn see Hogg, Furtheright, 27-31.

Giles married Joan Gilbert. [Group Sheet]

James married Alice Robinson. Alice (daughter of John St John and John St John) was born Abt 1560, Mobberley, Cheshire, England. [Group Sheet]

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William Penn, son of William Penne of Minety and grandson of John Penne of the same place, was apprenticed as a law clerk to the counselor-at-law, Christopher George of Bawnton, near Cirencester, eventually becoming his chief clerk. He was married by 1570 to Margaret Rastall daughter of John Rastall Alderman of Gloucester and wife Anne George a sister to the above Christopher.

William and Margaret Penn apparently settled in Malmesbury four or five miles southwest of Minety. In the Malmesbury Subsidy Roll of 1570-71, 13 Elizabeth I, William was taxed six shillings on his movable goods and was taxed there again ten years later. According to Brigadier Hogg, he was not listed in the Subsidy Rolls for 1586-87, but in the Lay Subsidy Roll for Malmesbury borough in the Public Record Office is the entry for " William Penn goods iij li--iij d, as sited by Mr. Lea (note 7) It is apparent however, that William Penn was deceased by 1588, and that in 1590 his widow and six children were living with the Elder William Penne. PMHB, XIV, 291. This last entry is not cited by Brigadier Hogg.

William married Margaret Rastall 1570, Bristol, England, (Present UK). Margaret (daughter of John Rastall and Ann George) was born 1548, Bristol, Gloucester, England; died 1570, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England. [Group Sheet]

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Spouse: Margaret Penn (born Rastall)

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Isaac was believed to have been born in Shenandoah Co., VA. (Previously Dunmore Co., VA.) as his father William was a land holder in the county. Isaac was possibly a resident of Knox Co., Tenn. in 1799 as he was noted as a Bondman for his sister Martha Patsy at the time of her marriage to Alexander
Foster. Isaac was a resident of White Co., Tenn. at the time of his death. His Will dated 27 Sept. 1835, proven in White Co., Tenn. Jan 11 1836 William and Phebe migrated from Dunmore (now Shenandoah Co.,) Virginia to Rickingham, Co., North Carolina about 1780. They were living in Burke, Co., North Carolina by 1790; in Greenville, Co., North Carolina by 1791 and migrated to Knox, Co.,Tennessee about 1794. They had 11 children all born in White Co., Tennessee. Descendants lived in Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri and elsewhere.
Families related to Plumlee's Cummings, Williams, Standlee, Brown, Simmons, and others.

Isaac married Margaret Peggy Bradshaw. Margaret (daughter of Joel Jefferson Bradshaw and Mary Rebecca Montgomery) was born Abt 1776, North Carolina; died Aft 1845, Carroll County, Arkansas. [Group Sheet]

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Margaret Bradshaw ancestors go back to England. One James Bradshaw and brother John was a first cousin to William Penn. James came to Pennsylvania to help William Penn and start a new life in this new land.
Margaret has a stone in Blackjack Cemetery in Carroll Co., Ark. She is not buried there, her descendants placed a stone there in her memory, because she is buried on what is now private property and the owners would not allow at stone to be placed there. I do not know when this was done, or by whom.