third child and eldest surviving son of Mary (Fisher) and John Badley of Blowers Green was born at Blowers Green. He raised a large family at Corwen. There were two daughters and a son Henry that used to visit the family at Dudley and one son Payton Badley that trained horses and emigrated to Barbados. (bio by: David
McJonathan-Swarm)
*this bio is still a work in progress*
*the quotations are all taken from a handwritten copy made at Grasmere, (Westmoreland) Cumbria, England by Louise MacArthur of "Reminiscences of The Badleys" written by cousin Mary, the eldest daughter of Dr. James Payton Badley when she interviewed Uncle Henry, her father's brother, at Insetton and from MEMORIES AND REFLECTIONS by J. H. Badley; London: George Allen & Unwin, 1955.
McJonathan-Swarm)
*this bio is still a work in progress*
*the quotations are all taken from a handwritten copy made at Grasmere, (Westmoreland) Cumbria, England by Louise MacArthur of "Reminiscences of The Badleys" written by cousin Mary, the eldest daughter of Dr. James Payton Badley when she interviewed Uncle Henry, her father's brother, at Insetton and from MEMORIES AND REFLECTIONS by J. H. Badley; London: George Allen & Unwin, 1955.
third child and eldest surviving son of Mary (Fisher) and John Badley of Blowers Green was born at Blowers Green. He raised a large family at Corwen. There were two daughters and a son Henry that used to visit the family at Dudley and one son Payton Badley that trained horses and emigrated to Barbados. (bio by: David
McJonathan-Swarm)
*this bio is still a work in progress*
*the quotations are all taken from a handwritten copy made at Grasmere, (Westmoreland) Cumbria, England by Louise MacArthur of "Reminiscences of The Badleys" written by cousin Mary, the eldest daughter of Dr. James Payton Badley when she interviewed Uncle Henry, her father's brother, at Insetton and from MEMORIES AND REFLECTIONS by J. H. Badley; London: George Allen & Unwin, 1955.
McJonathan-Swarm)
*this bio is still a work in progress*
*the quotations are all taken from a handwritten copy made at Grasmere, (Westmoreland) Cumbria, England by Louise MacArthur of "Reminiscences of The Badleys" written by cousin Mary, the eldest daughter of Dr. James Payton Badley when she interviewed Uncle Henry, her father's brother, at Insetton and from MEMORIES AND REFLECTIONS by J. H. Badley; London: George Allen & Unwin, 1955.
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