Bradshaw Family History
John Bradshaw
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Name John Bradshaw [1, 2] Born Abt 1690 Prince George County, Virginia [1]
Gender Male Died Between 1731 and 1788 Amelia County, Virginia [1]
Person ID I0364 My Genealogy Last Modified 20 Dec 2012
Father John Bradshaw, b. Between 1643 and 1664, England , d. Bef 1711, Henrico County, Virginia
(Age < 67 years)
Relationship natural Mother Elizabeth Harper, b. Abt 1668, d. Between 1694 and 1697 (Age 26 years) Relationship natural Married Between 1683 and 1697 Henrico County, Virginia [1]
Family ID F0162 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Anne Hamblin, b. Abt 1695, Prince George County, Virginia , d. Between 1732 and 1794 (Age 37 years)
Married Between 1698 and 1743 Prince George County, Virginia [1]
Children 1. William Bradshaw, b. 9 Jun 1719, Bristol Parish, Prince George County, Virginia [natural]
2. John Bradshaw, b. 1 Feb 1721/22, Bristol Parish, Prince George County, Virginia , d. Bef 20 Oct 1788, Prince Edward County, Virginia
(Age < 66 years) [natural]
3. Gower Bradshaw, b. 24 Oct 1724, Bristol Parish, Prince George County, Virginia [natural]
4. ? Bradshaw, b. Between Jun and Jul 1725, Bristol Parish, Prince George County, Virginia [natural]
5. Elizabeth Bradshaw, b. 20 Jul 1727, Bristol Parish, Prince George County, Virginia [natural]
6. Phebe Bradshaw, b. 21 Dec 1729, Bristol Parish, Prince George County, Virginia [natural]
7. Benjamin Bradshaw, b. 6 Apr 1732, Bristol Parish, Prince George County, Virginia [natural]
Last Modified 20 Feb 2014 Family ID F0164 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - John Bradshaw and his wife, Anne, lived near Namozine Creek in Prince George County, Va. During the years when their children were born they were living in Bristol Parish. All of the births of their children are recorded in the Bristol Parish Register.
Prince George County, Virginia Deed Book 1713-1728, pg. 757:
Survey for John BRADSHAW of 91 acres lying between the Lummiseen Creek (Namozine) and the Mawhipponock Creek (Whipponock), between the Namozine Road and Appomatox River. Feb. 1, 1720/1
This site, shown on the Dinwiddie County 1820 map, has a HAMBLIN Mill located in the survey area...there is also a deed in Prince George County dated May 9, 1738 which has John BRADSHAW and his wife Ann, selling land to Edward PARHAM. For this sale Ann renounces her dower right. This sounds like the same property.
Amelia County was formed from Prince George County, Va. in 1735....
February 26, 1759:
John BRADSHAW, of AMELIA COUNTY, buys 133 acres on lower fork of Sandy River at the Spring Branch from Peter BROWN, son of Daniel BROWN.
January 13, 1770:
John BRADSHAW buys 208 acres adjacent to his land and to the land of Daniel HAMBLIN.
October 13, 1786:
John BRADSHAW buys another 40 acres in the same area.
Estate Inventory, Amelia County, Virginia, Will Book 3.
- John Bradshaw and his wife, Anne, lived near Namozine Creek in Prince George County, Va. During the years when their children were born they were living in Bristol Parish. All of the births of their children are recorded in the Bristol Parish Register.
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