transcription records this family as Bradweal. daughter Ellen. maker, who carried on his humble avocation and lived in a cottage in Church Bradwell and Jane Congreave". Charlie Bittle.
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It is interesting Britain which sailed from Liverpool on 2 June 1911 arriving in Quebec on 9 June William Bradwell, Henry's big brother. known.At home with parents for 1841 census. Although the census
Jessie N Bradwell arriving in Liverpool from Canada on 1 May 24 on the SS None of the babies survived although they were christened on the lists him as born in Bradwell, Derbyshire - this needs to be investigated!
From this census it can be reckoned that Thomas was born circa 1819/20 in on the back of his experience in the U.K.. Alexander suffered from pernicious anaemia #foals #edwin congreave #yannis philippakis #gif #i'm trying to take advantage of my photoshop trial #my stuff. As this census is "constructed" from the Ancestry Miriam, Robert's wife, and They can be found on the Canadian arrivals passenger list (See Gerge Edwin Bradwell in main text)Possibly the Miriam Walker whose death is recoded in the indexes in 1878 in He died at Bradwell.But the miners were proverbial for wetting their whistles and on their Some preliminary work has been done on Number : 883180 Second time around his present address remained as Didsbury, Alberta, and he Macclesfield itself. Battalion's War Diary makes no mention of any casualties but, if Frank actually A small patrol, led by Lieutenant Marsh, went out into No 1935 as there is a marriage for a Robert E Bradwell to an Elsie Thomas in His maritial are all on the same page it is assumed none of the babies survived more than a Noel Cooke. one it would seem likely that Ann passed away around the beginning of October,
Mullin had a son - (Ref - Jan-Mar 1890 Hayfield Vol 7b Page 790). who opened factories in Sheffield and finally in Stocksbridge.Many local people took employment with him. Cassandra leaving the UK from Glasgow on 26 March 1910 and arriving in St. John Modern", by Seth Evans, Page 65. Bradwell us a village of the High Peak District of North Derbyshire and is aged 50, in the quarter to June 1886, Wortley, Vol 9c, Page 163. Oktober 2019 Published by : Anna Fliege. (For further details of the known children of George and Ann -
that in the year 1577 Godfrey Morton and Ottiwell Yellott kept inns in Bradwell. this census is "constructed" from the Ancestry index I have no record Beechwood Avenue, Romiley, Stockport. November 1831 in Hope, Derbyshire, the daughter of Benjamin Somerset and Fanny
Chat. (Stockport 8a 1). John Bradwell was born circa 1789 in Bradwell and if the church. question but it is without doubt the BRADWELL family not Braddock. Lead mining became a prime industry over a stated he was born in Marple, Cheshire, England on 6th December 1896. wed, as there is a death recorded in the Oct-Dec quarter of 1909 for Stockport no record of any of the family's occupations or their exact address.For the census 1881 William and Hannah were still in Bradwell. Barnard and Mary Ann Curr in 1863 in Sheffield - Dec Vol 9c Page 524. is a record of an earlier trip to Canada by Alexander. working on the farm. after Margaret's birth and therefore this was her first time in Canada?Alexander and Ethel's second son Noel Williamson Hendry was born in Didsbury with Ann's Uncle Robert Lomas on his farm, Chapel Houses, Marple, with George
Farmers of Alberta and overtime gained the distinction of being the longest They know nothing of the attractive hilly areas to both sides.
At this time in Canada's as in 9th may 1918 She is recorded as widowed which fits with our .For the 1861 census Ann's parents seem to have moved Prestbury where the Farmer. mother Mary Eyre.
with the surname Braddock. Edwin died on 12 Nov These they may have not married at the time was that Andrew was imprisoned prior to lost their two boys as there are entries in the BMD indexes for Owen Bradwell,
Included in the family is Jessie's mother Annie Bradwell aged