Bradshaw Family History
Elizabeth Pleasants
1668 - 1721 (53 years)-
Name Elizabeth Pleasants Born 1668 Henrico, Virginia, United States [1] Gender Female Died 1721 Henrico, Virginia, United States [1] Person ID I1127 My Genealogy Last Modified 1 Jan 2019
Father John William Pleasants, b. 11 Nov 1618, Norwich, Norfolk, England , d. 18 Jul 1662, Norwich, Norfolk, England (Age 43 years) Relationship natural Relationship natural Family ID F0666 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Father John Pleasants, b. 27 Feb 1643/44, Norwichshire, England , d. 12 May 1698, Curles Plantation, Henrio County, Virginia (Age 54 years) Mother Jane Larcome, b. 29 Nov 1638, Curles Plantation, Henrio County, Virginia , d. 1708, Curles Neck, Henrio County, Virginia (Age 69 years) Married 29 Nov 1680 Henrico County, Virginia Family ID F409 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Anne Broughton Married 29 Nov 1680 Henrico County, Virginia Children 1. Rachel Broughton [natural] Last Modified 20 Feb 2014 Family ID F0409 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 2 John Bradshaw, b. 1664, Lancaster, London, England , d. 1711, Henrico, Virginia, British Colonial America (Age 47 years) Married Between 1665 and 1702 Henrico County, Virginia [1] Notes "Henrico County, Virginia Deeds 1677-1705" by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1996, pg. 104
Wills Deeds Etc. 1697-1704:
p.73 Edward Jones and Mary his wife for 5,600 lbs. tobacco made over to John Pleasants 180 acres, part of land which was their brother Field's, by deed of mortgage 4 April 1694. Mortgage has not been paid, and Pleasants sells said land to Gilly Groomarrin for 5,500 lbs. tobacco, reserving mineral rights.
14 March 1697/8
Wit: Fra. Reeve, ELIZABETH BRADSHAW
Signed: John Pleasants Recorded 1 April 1698
This is the only reference I can find for Elizabeth Bradshaw linking her to the Pleasants family so far. There is a strong inference here in so far as this transaction has nothing to do with her other than the possibility that she was related to John Pleasants. This is still being checked. There is a researcher who says that his will has the signature of Elizabeth Bradshaw on it, but I can find no proof of that so far.
There is also the possibility that her last name was JONES or even GROOMARRIN since she was witnessing this deed.
Children 1. William Larner Bradshaw, b. 1690, Henrico, Virginia, United States , d. 16 Apr 1747, Cumberland, Cumberland, Virginia, United States (Age 57 years) 2. Larner Bradshaw, b. Abt 1692, Henrico County, Virginia , d. 18 Dec 1758, Goochland, Virginia, British Colonial America (Age 66 years) 3. Benjamin Bradshaw, b. Abt 1700, Henrico, Virginia, United States , d. 17 Aug 1761, Goochland, Goochland, Virginia, United States (Age 61 years) 4. Elizabeth Bradshaw, b. 1702, Henrico, Virginia, United States , d. Goochland, Goochland, Virginia, United States Last Modified 1 Jan 2019 Family ID F123 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 3 William Pleasants, b. Abt 1565, Norwich, England Married 1660 Henrico County, Virginia Last Modified 20 Feb 2014 Family ID F0966 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 4 Arthur Marcum Married Aft 1711 [1] Last Modified 1 Jan 2019 Family ID F408 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes The following records, found by Howard and Lee Ann Propst, suggest that John Pleasants, Sr. may have been the father of Elizabeth Bradshaw.
1698--1 April: John Pleasants, Sr. sells to Gilly Gromarin for 5,000 pound of tobacco 180 acres of land he had mortgaged from Edward and Mary Jones. The deed was witnessed by Frances Reeve and Elizabeth Bradshaw. (Henrico Co. VA W/D1697-1704, p. 73.)
1698--1 June: John Pleasants prepared his will which mentioned a daughter named Elizabeth. Pleasant's signature was witnessed by his wife Jane and Elizabeth Bradshaw. (Henrico Co. VA Records 1677-1739).
After the death of John Bradshaw, Elizabeth married Arthur Marcum, which is proved by Henrico County records naming Elizabeth as wife of Arthur Marcum and as mother of Benjamin Bradshaw. (Henrico Co. VA Court Orders 1710-1714, pp. 80, 84, 89, 248.)
From Richard Bradshaw: In March 1698 ELIZABETH BRADSHAW, William's widowed mother (so it seems) had appeared in Henrico Court, along with Francis REEVES, as witnesses for John PLEASANTS. Pleasants had made a mortgage to Edward and MARY JONES, dated 4th April 1694. Pleasants paid them 5600 lbs of tobacco and they deeded over to him 180 acres of land which was said to have been the land of their brother FIELD's. By 1698 the Jones's had not repaid the mortgage and Pleasants was going to sell the land to Gilly GROOMARRIN (MARRIN ?) for 5500 lbs of tobacco, reserving the mineral right to himself.
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Sources - [S2] Internet Notes (Reliability: 0).
Date of Import: Apr 26, 2000
- [S2] Internet Notes (Reliability: 0).