Excerpt from Bradshaw and Related Families by Evelyn M (Bradshaw) Wright, Pg. 6 Pub 1985
by Generation Press
172 King Henrys Blv Agincourt Ontario Canada
ISBN 0-920830-28-5
He married Esther Dyer. The Dyer family were Quaker preachers, who came to Pa in 1714 from Friend's House, Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, England
John was a notable member of the Bradshaw family. He was reckoned a man of capacity, influence and worth in the neighbourhood in which he lived. In his will he left farms to all his children. He also left bequests to Mary, widow of his deceased son Jonas and her two children Amos and Jane.
John Bradshaw served in the Militia in the American Revolutionary War. He was in Capt Robert Bigson's Co., of Militia for Plumstead Twp. John and Esther farmed in Buckingham Twp. Burial , Plumstead Friends Burial Ground, Plumstead Twp.
by Generation Press
172 King Henrys Blv Agincourt Ontario Canada
ISBN 0-920830-28-5
He married Esther Dyer. The Dyer family were Quaker preachers, who came to Pa in 1714 from Friend's House, Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, England
John was a notable member of the Bradshaw family. He was reckoned a man of capacity, influence and worth in the neighbourhood in which he lived. In his will he left farms to all his children. He also left bequests to Mary, widow of his deceased son Jonas and her two children Amos and Jane.
John Bradshaw served in the Militia in the American Revolutionary War. He was in Capt Robert Bigson's Co., of Militia for Plumstead Twp. John and Esther farmed in Buckingham Twp. Burial , Plumstead Friends Burial Ground, Plumstead Twp.
Excerpt from Bradshaw and Related Families by Evelyn M (Bradshaw) Wright, Pg. 6 Pub 1985
by Generation Press
172 King Henrys Blv Agincourt Ontario Canada
ISBN 0-920830-28-5
He married Esther Dyer. The Dyer family were Quaker preachers, who came to Pa in 1714 from Friend's House, Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, England
John was a notable member of the Bradshaw family. He was reckoned a man of capacity, influence and worth in the neighbourhood in which he lived. In his will he left farms to all his children. He also left bequests to Mary, widow of his deceased son Jonas and her two children Amos and Jane.
John Bradshaw served in the Militia in the American Revolutionary War. He was in Capt Robert Bigson's Co., of Militia for Plumstead Twp. John and Esther farmed in Buckingham Twp. Burial , Plumstead Friends Burial Ground, Plumstead Twp.
by Generation Press
172 King Henrys Blv Agincourt Ontario Canada
ISBN 0-920830-28-5
He married Esther Dyer. The Dyer family were Quaker preachers, who came to Pa in 1714 from Friend's House, Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, England
John was a notable member of the Bradshaw family. He was reckoned a man of capacity, influence and worth in the neighbourhood in which he lived. In his will he left farms to all his children. He also left bequests to Mary, widow of his deceased son Jonas and her two children Amos and Jane.
John Bradshaw served in the Militia in the American Revolutionary War. He was in Capt Robert Bigson's Co., of Militia for Plumstead Twp. John and Esther farmed in Buckingham Twp. Burial , Plumstead Friends Burial Ground, Plumstead Twp.
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