Individual Details
Edward BRADWAY
(Abt 1629 - 14 Apr 1694)
History of Woodstock, CT., V.2, p.628 "He sailed from London in May 1677 in the ship, "Kent", and came to Salem in western New Jersey in Sept. 1678. There in 1691 he built the brick house still standing, once the residence of the governor of the State, and now known as the Governor House".
Events
| Birth | Abt 1629 | Shadwell Saint Paul, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom | |||
| Marriage | Abt 1660 | Shadwell, London, England, United Kingdom - Mary GODFREY | |||
| Emigration | Mar 1677 | on the ship Kent, London, England, United Kingdom |  | ||
| Emigration | May 1677 | from England to British America |  | ||
| Residence | 1691 | Salem, New Jersy. Where in 1691 he built the brick house still standing, once the residence of the governor of the State, and now known as the Governor House". | |||
| Will | 6 Dec 1693 | Munmouth River, Salem County, Connecticut, | | | |
| Death | 14 Apr 1694 | Salem, Salem, New Jersey, British America |
Families
| Spouse | Mary GODFREY (1633 - 1696) |
| Child | Susanna BRADWAY (1663 - 1696) |
| Child | William BRADWAY (1663 - 1710) |
| Child | Mary BRADWAY (1664 - 1714) |
| Child | William BRADWAY (1671 - 1738) |
| Child | John BRADWAY (1674 - 1675) |
| Child | Sarah BRADWAY (1677 - 1714) |
| Child | Hannah BRADWAY (1681 - 1740) |
| Father | John BRADWAY (1592 - 1668) |
| Mother | Elizabeth WHITEYERE (1609 - ) |
Notes
Emigration
HISTORICAL: FHL#940054, "The History of Woodstock, CT., V.2, p.628 "He sailed from London in May 1677 in the ship, "Kent", and came to Salem in western New Jersey in Sept. 1678. there in 1691 he built the brick house still standing, once the residence of the governor of the State, and now known as the Governor House".Will
Endnotes
1. , "The History of Woodstock, CT., V.2, p.628 "He sailed from London in May 1677 in the ship, "Kent", and came to Salem in western New Jersey in Sept. 1678 (N.p.: n.p., n.d.).
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3. FHL 974.991 B4s. Vol 2, Abstracts of Wills in poss. of the Salem County Historical Society. Most do not appear in the New Jersey Archives. some are proposed or intended wills, some were never probated . .